Did you know that chemotherapy contains carcinogenic substances?
That antidepressants can lead to suicidality?
That a course of antibiotics devastates the microbiome our immune system relies on?
That pills for intestinal inflammation can create ulcers in the stomach? (I took those for years)
The irony….
Do you know the origin of the word pharmacy?
If you did, you wouldn’t rush to the pharmacy the next time you got sick.
The word “pharmakia” (Greek: φαρμακεία) has its roots in ancient Greek texts.
It is an ancient, loaded term, with a meaning entirely different from the way we use the word “pharmacy” today.
In classical Greek, pharmakia derives from the word – pharmakon.
Originally, pharmakon meant both “medicine” and “poison.”
This duality is no coincidence – it is an ancient warning.
The idea is this:
anything powerful enough to “heal,”
is also powerful enough to harm.
In the Greek translation of the New Testament, the term pharmakia appears several times –
for example in the Book of Revelation (Revelation 18:23)
where it is translated as “sorcery” or “witchcraft” – meaning magic, spellcraft, or the use of substances to alter consciousness for magical purposes,
and sometimes also spiritual deception – controlling people through potions, drugs, or false medicine.
In its symbolic meaning, “pharmakia”
represents the use of substances to bypass the divine power, or the inner process of healing.
This connects to the pharmacological-scientific narrative
that leads us to believe that what God, or creation, made is not enough,
and that you need the “science” and progress humans created in order to be healthy – or worse, in order to live.
In the ancient sense, pharmakia referred to using substances to manipulate the body, the mind, or perception,
often for power, profit, or control, rather than for true healing.
Now let’s look at the modern pharmaceutical system:
- It suppresses symptoms instead of treating the root of the disease
- It creates dependency instead of liberation
- It defines “health” as the absence of disease, not the presence of vitality
- It profits from dependency on drugs and “chronic” illness – that is, from repeat customers rather than from healing people
- It numbs the person, what is happening within them, the body’s request, the opportunity for change
This is bigger than the drug.
It is a matter of consciousness that crosses borders.
An illusion of healing that disconnects you from your natural power.
Real medicine, in the Hippocratic sense, means restoring balance.
But modern medicine often interferes with natural processes, blocks feedback loops, numbs signals – and calls it “treatment.”
It is more sophisticated, more institutional, and infinitely more profitable.
But the spiritual principle is the same: control through dependency.
Even the symbol of medicine – the snake on the staff – comes from Greek mythology, and represents both healing and deception.
It is a symbol of duality: wisdom or poison, depending on how it is used.
So when you see “Big Pharma,” pharmacies, hospitals,
you are looking at a modern reincarnation of pharmakia,
one that often serves the same archetypal power: illusion instead of restoration.
Want to be healthy? Free? Independent?
You have to understand that the way there is from within.
That there is no drug treatment (that isn’t an emergency) which truly gives your body what it needs to be healthy.
And there is no medicine (poison) that comes without a price.
Your main pharmacy should be in your refrigerator, in your garden, at the greengrocer, and with the alternative practitioner.
The power, the knowledge, and the sovereignty should be with you,
so that the body can heal itself.
If you have already realized that the real medicine cabinet is on your plate,
the Stomach Rules course is available to you, with all the knowledge you need to improve your health without harming yourself.
