Online Q&A ~ July 2026

Zoom Chat (lightly edited for clarity)

00:13:42 Grace: I have a practical question. What is suggested for decanting from an 8 oz bottle of a product to a 2 oz bottle? metal or plastic funnel, for instance.
    00:27:06 Beth: Hi Grace, I'll answer this for everyone during the conversation. Or Jeannette will right now...
    00:28:24 steph: I have a dedicated plastic funnel
    00:30:49 Beth: @Grace We're going to make a short video demo showing refill options. We'll share it online and announce it through our email list as soon as it's available.
   00:31:24 Grace: @Beth sounds like great idea. thanks ☘️

00:23:33 Susan: I am watering and moving a hose around, so I will come and go. I'm excited for all of the information and don't want my movements to feel disruptive.
    00:24:17 Steph: You’re all good Susan, thanks for the update and hello to your garden!

00:25:17 Braddlee: Hi! First - very nice to see the folks who have been so helpful over the years. Two questions?
  1) I use EoP and ETS/Humans daily, often multiple times, given the world of late. First thing every morning a dose of EoP with the following statement: “I’d like to direct this dose of EoP to help balance, stabilize and uplift my system at the P/E/M/S levels, in the context of the current social, political, economic, and climate conditions, and in support of my personal health, wealth, and general well-being. Thank you so much.” Too much?
  I also do much more specific versions, but this is my daily driver.
  2nd - I’m guessing I’m not alone in this, but after doing MAP regularly for 30-some years, I still have absolutely no clue if it’s actually making a difference, other than I continue to do it, and I don’t typically continue w/things that don’t have any impact. Don’t quite know what, if anything to do regarding this, especially as some things really haven’t moved much over time?
   00:29:35 Beth: Hi Bradlee 1: That's not too much. That's a clearly stated goal and good, practical use of EOP. 2: Say that to your MAP team "I have no clue if this is actually making a difference. Help me understand what's happening and how to make the most of my MAP work."
   01:08:30 Braddlee: Thanks! I mostly work with soil-less garden projects, but really appreciate the Simplified Energy Cleansing Process and Biodiversity. :-)

00:27:00 Steph: Only need to drop it in hot water for a minute, not long. Then air dry

00:33:28 Beth: One way to state the goal and ask for nature's help: How to As for Nature's Help
00:34:38 Beth: Or if you have The Perelandra Garden Workbook, use Gut Gardening: "Why I Bother" by Machaelle Wright & Activate a Gut Garden with 2 Easy Steps
00:36:08 steph: How do you spell this tree Hope?
   00:37:35 Beth: Ailanthus altissima
   00:38:08 Hope Horton: Also known as Tree of Heaven

00:41:23 Beth: See the Perelandra Soil-less Garden Companion pages 91-95 for answers on managing a DDP with multiple departments or with sub-projects.
   00:41:37 Grace: Reacted with ☘️
   00:42:22 steph: Reacted with ❤️

00:44:12 Braddlee: Thanks! I mostly work with soil-less garden projects, but really appreciate the Simplified Energy Cleansing Process and Biodiversity. :-)
   00:44:42 steph: Reacted with ❤️

00:50:04 Grace: great book

00:51:06 Beth: PKTT: An alternative method using your leg
   00:57:17 steph: You can use a necklace or pendulum and ask for your YES and your NO and with one hand can dose out what you need. Ie how many drops, in what order to take them, etc. 
   00:00:00 Beth: A pendulum works similarly. But when you can, PKTT is a better choice. See The Perelandra Essences and chapter 3 of The Perelandra Garden Workbook for additional insight on why PKTT is preferred by nature over using a pendulum or variety of other testing methods.

00:54:59 Braddlee: I’ve just been doing a very thorough rinse (20-30 seconds) of my funnel under strong running water between essences, combined with shaking it out several times during the “rinse cycle” - not enough?
   00:57:25 Beth: Glad you asked! It's not enough. If you're using the funnel for different Solutions or Essences, you must wash it thoroughly with hot, soapy water between each to ensure you don't mix the balancing patterns.
   00:57:55 Braddlee: Noted! :-) Unfortunately the sink I work next to only has cold water, but that’s an addressable issue, just need to move to a different sink where there’s “full-service water.”
   01:00:50 Beth: cold soapy water and a good rinse will do, just make sure you rinse well
   01:01:10 Braddlee: And some Dr. Bronner’s to the rescue! (since it rinses well in cold) ♥️

00:59:11 Beth: Hi Everyone, Thanks for your patience. We'll stay long enough to answer everyone's questions. Especially those of you who've had your hand raised since the start.

01:02:30 Beth: Machaelle also talks about over-arcing life projects in chapter 6 of the Soil-less Garden Companion.
   01:03:06 Braddlee: Reacted with ♥️

01:03:21 Beth: Use the steps here for using the Solutions and the "gut garden" approach for soil-less gardens/projects/goals: Can nature help me with my goal?

01:08:25 Grace: Yes. Thank you for this question. This is news. I thought that is the way, for instance, to use with MAP. I wonder what I have never heard this before

01:11:41 Lila Hlebichuk: Regarding diet - book Behaving as if the God in all Life Mattered. This book answered so many questions for me.
   01:11:51 Beth: Definitely! Me too.

01:16:31 Stephanie: Are there any new books coming out?

01:17:35 Beth: The Perelandra Nature Healing Process for Companion Animals

01:19:11 Stephanie: Are we still supposed to keep 2ft in between essences and electronics? So no ETS+ in my bag with my cell phone…., right?
   01:19:35 Beth: The Perelandra Essences and Solutions are unaffected by electronics. You're okay to keep your ETS and phone in the same bag.
   01:19:58 Stephanie: Great to learn, thank you!! ❤️
   01:20:22 Braddlee: Reacted with ♥️

01:20:16 Stephanie: And leaving essences in the car in the HEAT is okay right?
   01:21:19 Beth: Yes, in most environments (even hot cars that get to 150/180 Fahrenheit) that's going to be fine. But it's hard on the droppers and will often make them deteriorate faster.
   01:21:36 Stephanie: Sounds good, thanks again!

01:22:35 tulismccall: Is there a chart for the order of these solutions - when to take and how long to wait? tx
   01:22:54 Beth: When to Take Your Perelandra Solutions and Essences

01:23:06 Hope Horton: Please repeat the Perelandra Solutions that I can take in sequence without waiting 15 minutes in between
   01:27:45 Beth:  There are six Solutions in one group, with 15 mins either side: Human Internal Parasites, Human External Parasites, Weight Balancing, Energy Balancing & Stabilizing, Human Joint Health, Bites & Stings

01:24:25 Elaine Drummond: Is it essential to make each MAP session 40 minutes? I have a two year old son and it's already hard to do one session each week.
   01:49:12 Beth: The "Quick Session" tip is on page 67 of the MAP book. And the MAP Stress Session steps are here.
   01:49:55 Grace: thank you, Sindu -great idea. love it
   01:50:28 Beth: I agree. Excellent suggestion Sindu.

01:24:41 Fly: BER — When an area has had Battle energy released. Does nature then, as less saturated begin to absorb energies from the surrounding area?
   01:32:39 Beth: This is a question that you can ask nature directly. ... "Help me better understand the Battle Energy Release Process, what's happening and how often it may be needed for my home and property."

01:25:23 Hope Horton: For the PIC units, do these need to be taken last thing at night and first thing in the morning?
   01:29:15 Beth: PIC units are anytime before noon, and anytime after six, one minute before and after.
   01:31:29 Beth: More on PIC drops and dosage, see pp. 13-14: PIC: The Perelandra Information Center

01:27:57 green RITA: Any updates on Ms Wright's progress with her work with the Eisenhower Team as depicted in her book, PIVOT?
   01:32:58 Beth: Pivot is the latest.
   01:33:16 Stephanie: Reacted with ❤️

01:37:11 laurasalvaneschi: I’m sorry I need to leave. I’m in Italy, it’s 23pm here and I’m really tired. I’ll watch the rest of the Q&A when it’s available. Thank you to everyone for sharing and for the very interesting questions. A huge thank you to Jeanette and Beth .. and magic Machaelle. Hugs
   01:37:27 Grace: Reacted with :-)
   01:37:31 Beth: Thank you for joining us! And thank you for your questions.
   01:37:38 laurasalvaneschi: Reacted with ❤️

01:37:38 Stephanie: Did Jeannette just say you can apply ETS topically? Meaning on a bite vs in the mouth?
   01:38:09 Beth: Yes, you can! In addition to your oral doses. Here's how. 
   01:38:31 Stephanie: WOW! Thank you!!!

01:37:56 Nicole Woo: request: would it be possible to have a workshop session where the focus could be teaching us how to come up good questions? where we can learn and practice in a group setting
   01:39:17 Beth: That's an interesting idea! Start with chapter 3 of the Garden Workbook (Bridging the Communication Gap). I just re-read it. Every time I learn something new.

01:39:46 Nicole Woo: thank you everyone i must head to my next meeting now - this session was super helpful!
   01:40:15 Beth: Thanks for joining us -- and for again asking great questions!

01:42:27 Beth: Use the steps here for taking EoP to "help with overwhelm" (or for any issue you're struggling with). See the EoP Brochure or use these steps.

01:43:06 Stephanie: This has been fabulous in person via zoom! Thank you mucho!

01:44:56 Grace: My cat would NEVER let me get close with the . dropper— and without the dropper touching her body
   01:46:22 Beth: That's why we really recommend using a plastic dropper for administering to animals. Also for cats -- sometimes you can squirt a dropperful on their leg. Then they'll lick the drops off their leg and get the ETS for Animals in them.
   01:47:02 Grace: @Beth OK. I can try that. thank you

01:45:56 sally rowberry: For animals, I have found a dab of organic cream, or Kiefer they love for EOP, it disguises well.
   01:47:44 Beth: Both are good options, as long as it's a very small amount of cream or Kiefer and not diluting the pattern in the EoP.

01:48:37 Stephanie: Is there any university work going on now with soil? I have a lavender farm near me that has been working with several universities testing chemicals in their soil after a corn farm was there. I suggested they look into Perelandra and working with nature to heal their soil…
   01:52:36 Beth: Maybe, but not that I can think of right now. Thanks for sharing Perelandra with them. :-)
   01:53:41 Stephanie:  Yes we are nearby in Williamsburg, VA. I’ll keep ya posted if I hear back from them.

01:55:02 Christina: thank you so much, learned so much and love the humor!

01:55:11 Jeffrey Goldberg: Thank you all very much!
   00:00:00 Beth: So glad you were able to attend!

01:55:13 Aaron’s Phone: Thank you!

01:55:48 Beth: Thank you, Aaron. Thank you everyone!

01:58:06 Beth: About the Perelandra Microbial Balancing Program (with a 2-hour video intro from Machaelle) 
   01:59:31 Stephanie: Reacted with ❤️

01:58:58 Braddlee: Thanks, happy I could finally make one of these live! :-) Goodnight from Portugal.
   01:59:15 Beth: Thanks for joining us, Braddlee!

01:59:24 janice: Are these sessions recorded for later viewing & where/host view?
   02:00:08 Beth: Yes, they're available here.

02:00:02 sally rowberry: Great topic re study group - what would we need win prep to engage in this course?
   02:01:09 Beth: Ideally, you would want to have read the MBP Manual. Or at least have the book and be ready to read along.

02:01:14 Chad: Thanks everyone! :-)