Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Video 6: Two issues that Became Important As Toxins Lost Their Importance

When I started this healing journey, my condition was so fragile that I was happy to try anything that offered a viable opportunity. However, as my health has improved, it has become easier for me to kid myself. My behavior suggests that the parasites (bacteria, viruses, worms, etc) present in my body see themselves as part of the community. Therefore when the time comes to actually replace or eliminate them, it is not surprising that I will experience conflicting impulses. In other words some sub-community within me will attempt to stop me from healing. When I was close to death my body supported healing without question; even the parasites wanted to stay alive! Therefore at first there was no resistance. However, the healthier I get, the more resistance I experience to improving my health. I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

This experience is common. We call it aging. It is common knowledge that the typical "treatment" for any chronic condition is to help the sufferer remain comfortable without curing the condition. That allows the parasites to remain in place. It also ensures that the body will gradually deteriorate. In fact, we have adopted this deterioration as a model for our bodies. We see our bodies as gradually deteriorating machines that must eventually stop ticking. That is, of course, only a model. Like all models of something as wonderful as our bodies, it cannot be the whole truth.

Perhaps that is the reason I decided two years ago to become a good tennis player at age 65. Tennis offers one advantage. If I improve, I defeat more opponents. If I don't, they defeat me. Excuses don't win games in tennis. Improved health does. I suspect any sport that requires good coordination, endurance, quick responses, and dependability would have served me. Tennis's requirement to coordinate vision, balance and body movement provide an extreme test for someone who is senile. I am delighted with tennis.

The parasites may be present in the body by invitation. I suggest this in the video, and suggest an example from my own body. Although this may be true, in my experience it is usually possible, by properly understanding the situation, to ensure that the parasites are no longer needed. Seen in a different light: if the parasite was ever essential, its job is now complete. The frequency methods I learned from Dr. Clark's books provided an elegant way to send a powerful signal to the parasite: "Your job is done. Please shut down now." In this video I discuss this situation, using my Parkinson's condition as an example.

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Sunday, June 8, 2008

Video 5: Stage 1 was eliminating toxins

Our healing occurred in three stages: toxins, parasites, and emotions. This video deals with our first stage: toxins. We tried many things during this time. Most failed. The few activities that produced obvious results were attempts to eliminate toxins from our bodies. These methods produced dramatic results. Other methods might leave us more comfortable, but we were not satisfied with that.

We asked for advice from friends, and we read many books. Several references suggested that the mercury amalgam tooth fillings in Richard's mouth were a likely problem. Richard's experience confirmed this. After his fillings were removed, we became interested in removing other toxins. We tried energy healing, cleanses, chelating agents, chemicals, nutrition and exercise. While they all helped (perhaps), they did not produce the miracles we demanded.

We were very pleased with the method involving frequencies presented in Dr. Hulda Clark's book, "The Cure for All Diseases." We learned a great deal about these methods. We now trust the frequency-based methods to eliminate toxins from our bodies. In fact we regard them as uniquely effective. I discuss this in the video.

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Video 4: Choose Your Questions Carefully

When you act in response to some health issue, your action is based on some underlying assumptions. It is interesting to ask if these underlying assumptions define the kinds of results you can expect. As an example, I explain two experiments I teach my students every year. Both experiments are basically asking the same question: "What is Light?" They are designed to see totally different aspects of light. As a result the students get totally different answers to the same question. I explain this in the video. Light is a quantum system, and quantum systems only answer the question you ask. Are you aware of the question you are really asking?

Let's apply the same idea to your health issue. For example, suppose you have a chronic problem of some kind. You have gone to the doctor many times, you have done all the things the doctor suggested, and your condition has not improved. Perhaps you have been asking the question, "What will happen if I assume that I cannot understand what is really wrong with me so I have to go to the doctor and do everything he/she suggests." If you see the results in this light, perhaps the results suggest some alternatives that might produce more interesting results.

In retrospect, my actions 8 years ago show that I asked the question, "How can I heal?" As the result I got answers, acted on them, and am healthier today. It is much more common to ask the question, "How can I cope with this emergency?" If I had asked that question I would not be alive today.

Consider the questions you are asking carefully. The right question can help you heal. The wrong question can sentence you to death.

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Thursday, May 22, 2008

Video 3: Geometry Defines Emotions

This video explains my model for emotions. Emotions are defined by the beautiful, symmetrical geometries the body constructs to define the complex relationships between them. This geometry completely defines us. We created this complex structure during infancy and childhood. As an adult, we corrupt the geometries when we ask the body to act in ways that ignor correct behavior. Perhaps this is what we do when we make excuses.

Perhaps the problems of old age are simply caused by the body's problems coping with the corrupted geometries of its emotions.

My emotions improve when I focus on beautiful geometries. This reminds me of a quick conversation I had with my mother late in her life. I noticed she was crocheting and knitting. I asked her why. She said it calmed her emotions. By then she was a wise woman. In my childhood memories of her 30 years previously, I remember her as chronically angry. When I asked her about the knitting, that anger was gone. I am sure the knitting extended her life. It certainly helped her become happier. Her mind was focused on a beautiful geometry and her body was involved with her hand movements.

My own experience agrees with this. I have found that studying beautiful geometric figures not only calms me, it also helps me think more clearly, and it has cured long-standing problems I had with my knees.

This video explains the model I have created to explain these phenomena.

Suppose the model is correct. Perhaps aging is simply corruption of the geometry that defines our emotions. If that statement is correct, it suggests that, at any age, we can become youthful by repairing the geometry. If that is true, age need not define our strength, health, and quickness.

Age can give us the wisdom we need, without destroying our health and ability to move. It is worth a try.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Video 2: Emotions Matter To Your Health

This video is a good first lesson to help you understand the importance of emotions to your health. This is not theory. It works.

Monday, May 19, 2008

An Investing Approach to Health

An Investing Approach To Health
Use Multiple Asset Classes
October 8, 2006

Ric Edelman's Book, The Truth About Money, shows that successful investors choose a mixture of classes of investments. His analysis is cogent. The same argument applies amazingly well to healing. Similar to the stock market, the body's reactions are – in the short term – complex and unpredictable. Similar to the stock market, the body's long-term health is much more predictable. You can choose to be comfortable today. However, choosing the best herb, operation, doctor, medicine, drug... (you name it) for today is not the same as choosing to achieve long-term health. This is especially likely if you are looking at only one aspect of the body's health when you make your choice.

Mr. Edelman considers mutual funds in his book. He shows that a fund's performance last month tells you absolutely nothing about the fund's probable performance over the next 20 years. Likewise, choosing a drug, based on one test, one problem, and one drug-company's recommendation probably does nothing to help you achieve good health. Mr. Edelman's message is simple. He recommends we invest in reliable, profitable CLASSES of investments, rather than specific stocks. Even better, INVEST IN SEVERAL CLASSES. Times change and classes change their profitability with the times.

The analogy with health is perfect. Do you need exercise today? Great! Do it! However, you don't always need it. I am learning to invest in 15 classes of health-giving activities.

1) Walk. Walking is not sport. It is a natural invigorating exercise. Walking is therapy. This is true, to some extent, even if walking is painful.

2) Choose a sport. Define a goal within it, and work to achieve the goal. I choose to become a competitive tennis player. This has forced many changes in my body. For example, I can no longer afford the cancer in my brain, so it is gone.

3) Ensure your goals are appropriate. For example, choosing to be competitive at high-level tennis makes no sense if your bones and joints are fragile. You will injure yourself. Instead, you might choose a sport that is easier on joints, such as bicycling or swimming. Alternatively, you might choose to strengthen your bones and joints using your own methods. During this time you can play tennis at a safer level. Tennis has much to offer even at a safer level.

4) Watch for opportunities to have fun. Allocate time for them. Demand that all your recreational activities be fun. In my life, if I find myself habitually doing something that is no longer fun, there is always someone else saying that I should enjoy the activity. If you don't enjoy the activity, eliminate it. If other people want you to do it, that is their problem, not yours. Perhaps you would have enjoyed it if they had helped make it fun for you.

5) Use partnership. A partner is especially helpful when you are intuitive. Ask your partner to corroborate your intuitive conclusions. Provide the same service to him/her.

6) Consider yourself, the spirit (soul), a partner with your body. Partners listen and talk to each other. Listen to your body. Above all, treat your body with respect. Speaking as though you control your body is not a respectful way to treat a partner. If you speak as though you can control your body, expect it to ignore your needs; expect to have health issues that you cannot solve.

7) Take care of your bones. Eat food that feeds them properly, and ensure that your digestion completes the job. Osteoporosis is almost always due to poor nutrition. Misaligned bones hurt, and often the problem is easily solved. Get help from a good chiropractor or use the NST technique to realign them yourself. The body is designed to heal bones and joints. The problem should not recur. Unless you have had some recent accident, continuing misalignments are always due to parasite colonies. Remove the parasite colony.

8) Take care of your skin. Your skin is your home. It is the largest organ in your body, and it plays an enormous role in keeping you strong. Deeply wrinkled, tough skin is a guarantee of health problems.

9) Use some method, such as EFT, to use the power of your acupuncture meridians to help.

10) Use a powerful set of symbols when you need external help with a health problem. Humans have always made symbols. Make your own. I create mine with a computer program called Inkscape. You can download it free on the Internet. Symbols provide services in several asset classes:

A diagnosis: where are the opportunities to help?
B The drawings include complex symmetries. The symmetries are the language you and the body will use when creating the agreement about what help is requested.
C Colors can be used when viewing the symbols. Colors define the mood associated with the agreement, thus defining the territory where the agreement is stored.
D Strong symbols connect you to multiple, strong energy sources.
E Avoid corrupt symbols. In case of doubt, spend a little time with it. Are you calmed? Are you stronger? Are you better off? Or are you making excuses? If you are making excuses, eliminate the symbol.

11) Healing progresses in stages. Give it time, but demand progress. Do not be patient. Focus on your item of highest priority. Give its solution the required time while testing for progress as you work on it. Once that solution is achieved it is time to move on. This is not patience, it is active partnership. Patient people wait until they die. Active people work effectively toward long-term goals.

12) Accept the willing offers of love from your world, from people, from house plants, from trees, from the household machinery you depend on. Give thanks for these gifts. You will get more of them, and the givers will be grateful. Like you, they also wish to be useful.

13) Use music

14) Identify your addictions and stop them. An addiction is an activity which takes control of your consciousness and leaves no room for quiet and creative thought. It is useful to ask, after you spend your time doing something, if you are better off as a result. If your answer sounds like an excuse, it is time to either remove that activity or redefine its value. I usually discover I am better off without it.

15) Do you react to health problems with fear? Don't waste your time. Fear makes no sense in this context. Why be frightened? At worst, you will die. That is it. You were brought here to be a blessing. A threat to your health is a threat to your ability to bless others with your active, happy, inspiring presence. Your world needs you healthy. It is time to get busy, to get intuitive, and to find the right things to do. Then do them. Each of them is an experiment. If it succeeds, that is good. If it fails, however, you will learn a lot more than you will if it succeeds. You learn fastest by making mistakes. Keep experimenting. You will know when you succeed.

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Partnership, Listening and Health

To be nobody but yourself – in a world that is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else – means to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight and never stop fighting.
E. E. Cummings

Listening is establishing a partnership with your body that allows you and your body to exchange far more information than you can now. In this partnership your body will trust you to listen, understand, and react appropriately to the information it gives you. At first the body will give you only a little information. If you then use this information in a way that helps the body, the body will give you more the next time you ask. Your role is to experiment. Your role is to find ways of responding that will help. When you succeed, the body is encouraged to share more information with you.

The body's role in this partnership is to become a far more effective manager of your health. Let's be more specific. Your body manages your health based on its understanding of your wishes. As you live past the age of reproduction, more and more, the body stands back and allows you to deteriorate. We call that aging. We expect it. As a full partner, your body will bring you back to your youth. Well, not exactly. Richard in his youth had diabetes and damaged heart, liver and kidneys. At this writing he isn't satisfied with that. He wants better. Perhaps it would be better to say your body's role will be to bring your health to what you wish it had been during your youth.

Partnerships do not pop up suddenly out of nowhere. They are built. They are based on trust. Trust between partners is built slowly. There is no fast way to build trust. Partners understand that the other member does sometimes make mistakes. We all know that humans sometimes make mistakes. Bodies do too. My body will allow me to “tell on” it. A few evenings ago, during a 4-hour tennis match in 95-degree temperatures, my hormones went crazy. That wasn't supposed to happen. My game sure deteriorated. I lost the match. The body realized it had work to do. I went quickly home, did a session with symbols, and the body solved the problem while I slept. High temperature tennis workouts uncover a lot of problems. This one sure didn't feel good while it was happening. The body could only solve it after it happened, so it was necessary.

It takes time to build the trust in a partnership. You already have a secure partnership with your body, but, if you are normal, there isn't much exchange of information. If you want to increase the information flow, do five things:

1 Express that you want more information to improve your health.
2 Take the time to receive the information, and check that your partner agrees you got it right. Remember, there are a lot of communities within your body. Be sure the community that sent you the information is the one you want to deal with: the one you call partner. Tumors have been communities in my body also, but I generally didn't act on the advice they gave.
3 Act on the information.
4 Observe the results.
5 Learn from the results. Decide, with input from your body, whether your actions improved your health.

You and your body both learn from experience. The more experience you have working with each other, the easier communication becomes. At first it is difficult, slow and confusing. Nevertheless, it is always possible. As time goes on, communication becomes routine. You and your partner become friends. You and your partner can become more adventuresome. Trusted partners can safely do things that untrusted partners would not - and should not - do.

The word, "know," is crucial. When you and your partner communicate well, you can "know" something about yourself that most people cannot comprehend. You probably can't explain it. If this information is the body's own private information, it is likely you have no words to express it in detail. After all, the body does not use words. However, the body certainly has the right to express it and communicate it to you. The body is the ultimate authority about your health. It can be trusted. Only people who trust their bodies will heal.

Don't kid yourself about safety, however. Build your trust slowly in small steps. The advice of a medical professional is always useful.