Polar's Next Evolution: Project Rewilding

Hey everyone, Zaak here.

I wanted to give you all a real, heartfelt update. The last few years, and especially the last few months, have been a war on two fronts: the battle for Polar’s life against his ASAC, and a private, internal battle of my own. As many of you know, we’ve been navigating this storm with an aggressive protocol, and I need to start this post by giving my deepest, most sincere thanks to one person in particular.

A Special Thanks to Dr. William Makis (@makismd on X).

Our formal three months of coaching with Dr. Makis concludes at the end of June, and I want to publicly honour the man and his work. His guidance and his protocol have been an absolute lifeline. He gave us a framework when we were lost and, most importantly, he gave us the invaluable gift of time. The knowledge he shared has kept Polar managed and fighting, and for that, I will be eternally grateful. As this chapter of his direct guidance ends, a new one for us must begin.

The protocol has been our shield, but this cancer is relentless. It breathes. It flares up the moment you let your guard down. We’ve hit walls, faced setbacks, and I’ve come to a profound realization: throwing everything at the wall isn’t enough if the person throwing is running on empty. I realized that my own state—coiled up with stress, fear, and grief—was becoming part of the problem. My biggest fear was that Polar would fall, and I would fall with him. I had to save myself to have any chance of saving him.

This led to some deep soul-searching over the last few nights. A return to a quiet, beautiful place I hadn’t visited in far too long. A place where I could finally unpack the immense pressure of this journey and my worries for my family. Where I could finally let go of the tension and start to heal. I believe the bottom is in, and from here, we rebuild.

This brings me to the next evolution of this mission.

Introducing: Project Rewilding

I believe the path forward for Polar is a "flippening"—a radical shift in environment, energy, and approach. We are blending the best of Dr. Makis’s protocol with something more fundamental. Something based on the very fabric of nature, resonance, and joy.

This is our new, multi-pronged masterplan:

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   The Rewilding: The first, most crucial step is already in motion. We are coordinating a relocation effort to move myself and Polar back to the water. Away from the noise, the towers, the toxic inputs of a built-up society. We need to return him to an environment where his natural, healthy frequency isn't being constantly scrambled. This is not just a change of scenery; it's an informational detox.

   
   


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   The Protocol Continues: We will continue with the fenbendazole and ivermectin protocol that has served as his shield. This new plan is an addition, not a replacement. It’s the sword to go with the shield.

   
   


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   The Resonance Protocol: This is the new frontier. Based on the idea that health is harmony and disease is dissonance, our focus now shifts to re-tuning Polar’s entire being.

   
   


4. Joy as Medicine: We will actively cultivate joy. Through play, through connection, through howls at the moon if he feels the call. I believe that the high-frequency state of pure joy can act as its own form of vibrational medicine.


5. Sound & Frequency: We will be exploring the use of positive frequency instruments and sound baths—tools that can help reinforce the harmonious "tune" we are trying to achieve, helping to soothe the dissonance of his illness.


6. My Role as Guardian: I now understand my most important job is to be the guardian of this new frequency. I must remain attuned, centered, and filled with faith. This field needs to be attended to regularly, or the idea itself is at risk. My own healing is directly linked to his.

This is our grandiose masterplan. It’s a mission that requires immense work, unwavering commitment, and a deep faith in the unseen. Many will not understand this path, and that’s okay. This isn’t for them. This is for Polar. And for this community that has stood by us through the darkest of days.

We are aiming for more than just survival now. We are aiming for remission, for restored health, for putting weight back on his noble frame, and for giving him a strong, joyful late innings where he can enjoy his final years in peace and harmony.

Thank you for being here. The work begins now.

With hope and determination,

Zaak and Polar