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You refused to see me.
I never got past your assistant.
You were untreatable.
- No glory for you in that, right?
You came back from a place
there is no way back from!
I... I'm trying to find my own way back.
Hey, Pangborn, you in it or not?
Alright.
I'd given up on my body.
I thought my mind was
the only thing I had
left. I should at least
try to elevate that.
So I sat with gurus, and sacred women.
Strangers carried me to mountain tops
to see holy men.
And finally, I found my teacher.
And my mind was elevated.
And my spirit deepened.
And somehow...
- Your body healed. - Yes.
And there were deeper
secrets to learn then,
but I did not have the strength
to receive them.
I chose to settle for my miracle,
and I came back home.
is called Kamar-Taj.
But the cost is high.
- How much?
Good luck.
Give me the ball!
Kathmandu, Nepal
Excuse me. Kamar-Taj?
Do you know where Kamar-Taj is?
Sign:
"Himalayan Healing!Find Peace! Find Yourself!"
Kamar-Taj?
Kamar-Taj...
Okay.
Guys, I... I don't have any money.
- Your watch.
No, please. It's all I have left.
- Your watch.
Alright.
You're looking for Kamar-Taj?
Really? Are you sure
you got the right place?
That one looks a little more...
Kamar-y Taj-y.
I once stood in your place.
And I, too, was... disrespectful.
So might I offer you some advice?
Forget everything you think you know.
Uh... alright.
The sanctuary of our teacher.
The Ancient One.
The Ancient One?
What's his real name?
Right. Forget everything I
think I know. I'm sorry.
Thank you for... huh!
Okay, that's, uh... a thing...
Thank you.
Hello.
Uh, thank you.
And thank you.
for... seeing me...
You're very welcome.
The Ancient One. - Thank you, Master
Mordo. Thank you, Master Hamir!
Mr. Strange!
Doctor, actually.
- Well, no. Not anymore, surely.
Isn't that why you're here?
You've undergone many procedures.
Seven, right?
- Yeah...
Good tea.
Did you heal a man named
Pangborn? A paralyzed man.
In a way.
- You helped him to walk again.
Yes. - How do you correct a
complete C7-C8 spinal cord injury?
Oh, I didn't correct it.
He couldn't walk;
I convinced him that he could.
You're not suggesting
it was psychosomatic?
When you reattach a
severed nerve, is it you
who heals it back
together or the body?
It's the cells.
- And the cells are only programmed
to put themselves together
in very specific ways.
That's right. - What if I told you
that your own body could be convinced
to put itself back together
in all sorts of ways?
You're talking about
cellular regeneration.
That's... bleeding-edge medical tech.
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