Swiss German

But yeah, as you rightly pointed out, I'm not sort of traditionally or wasn't born in Switzerland myself, but my family have actually... lived in like about for the last 20 years so i've been coming here for 20 years actually as a tourist prior to them working here for the last year so kind of seen it from both sides of the table and it started out with my sister she moved here 20 years ago as a physiotherapist and then my parents moved five years later so 15 years ago and they've lived out here afterwards so yeah kind of home away from home and now very much become the solid base so yeah Not Swiss myself, but half English, half German, speak the German language.

The Swiss German's a whole other thing in itself, but I can understand that too, a bit.

Yeah, wonderful.

Okay, well, yeah, you've really got that connection with Leukerbad then with your family.

You talked about it, how, how, y- you know, Arabic, Arabic-speaking countries have it.

Switzerland also has its standard German as their high, Swiss German dialects as the low.

Uh, H- Haiti has it.

French is their, is the higher version.

And Basel borders Germany and the Alsace region of France.

So in our family home, Jörg, my husband, speaks Swiss German and I speak British English.

So that's fun.

Our sons, Stefan and Thomas, both recently married to beautiful women.

... bratzel cookies as well.

But expect, again, that Swiss German type of dishes and local favorites there that you'll get to do there as well there.

Okay.

Sounds like, um, some of those might be American versions of Swiss food, like so many things that we do in here in the US.

This feminine imbalance sets the stage for the masculine to operate out of its lowest calling, dominance and control.

When the masculine drops into its darkness, it builds a world driven entirely by transactional dominance, where everything and everyone is treated as a resource to be colonized and consumed ultimately losing its humanity today i am here to close the door on that corrupt transactional reality to understand how we reclaim sovereignty over our world i had to look directly at the ancestral lineage of my maiden name blazer it is a swiss german name tied to the wisdom embodied in jeremiah 31 33. teaching us that wisdom and knowledge are transmitted from the soul of God and written directly into the hearts and souls of people, bypassing scripture and religious institutions.

With this higher knowledge, Blazer stood firmly against the treachery of institutionalized Protestant Christianity in Switzerland, while also embodying the martyr archetype.

Interestingly, In 2016, their ancestors, the Amish, led the way to healing Christianity's manifest destiny wounds with native tribes.

Swiss Germans are structurally complex.

What can I say? Anyone familiar with the Swiss Germans knows that we operate on a unique psychological frequency.

We are often described as double German, meaning within our worldview, everything must be double perfect, meticulously structured, and bound by an unyielding work ethic.

My ancestry helps explain why my work is so structurally aligned with two more Swiss Germans who were close friends in Zurich, Albert Einstein and Carl Jung.