| Feed Human
Grade Pet Food, Not Soylent Green |
| I"Soylent
Green is people" Charlton Heston screamed, running through
the streets of a futuristic NYC in the prophetic 1972 film of
the same name. He had just discovered the food being fed a starving
metropolis was made out of rendered people. Guess what! Commercial
pet food and much livestock feed is made of a contemporary Soylent
Green: dog eating dog, cat eating cat and cow eating cow..READ
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| Beware Plastics |
| If
your home is full of plastic, carpets, cosmetics, vinyl flooring
and canned foods you need to read this as a speedo course in preventative
medicine ……..as you discover the composition of your
lethal environment..READ
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| Posture Is
the Foundation |
| From
the unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub |
Good posture creates internal space necessary to maintain diaphragmatic
breathing. Zen and Hatha Yoga breathing exercises are taught in
a lotus position which demands a straight back. A straight lower
back allows for easier transmission of nerve impulses and helps
one experience the ebb and flow of internal energy as part of
and connected to "The Field" of energy as popularized
in Lynne Taggart's writing.READ
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| Seeing Beyond the
Obvious |
| From
the unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub |
Are you aware of subtle change in the body? Does your psyche warn
you of impending danger? Are you sensitive to light emanating
from all living entities? Is it possible to become more aware
of silent, unseen communication? READ
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| Meditation |
| From
the unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub |
Meditation is a vast subject
and like breathing, many scholarly texts exist on the subject.
It can be associated with a particular religious expression such
as Buddhism or can be totally secular. Practice brings one deeper
into an ever evolving process of discovery, insight and understanding.
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| What Are Our Fur-Babies
Eating? Read the Labels |
| Updated
from 1/03 issue of the Horsefly newspaper |
My elderly dog, Missy had bladder
cancer, arthritis and was taking drugs for chronic constipation.
Her days were numbered so I radically changed her diet from Hill’s
Science Diet CD to a variety of home prepared food mixtures. Mystery
of mysteries: overnight the constipation problem disappeared.
I was stunned at Missy’s transformation and curious to learn
the details of pet food ingredients. It didn’t take long
to discover that MOST commercial pet foods are a nightmare brew
of unimaginable ingredients such as rubber stabilizer, rancid
restaurant grease, euthanized pets and indescribable animal tissues.
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| Mastering the Breath |
| One
of several chapters on breathing from the unpublished manuscript:Napoleon’s
Bathtub
The life-transforming capacity
of diaphragmatic breathing is acknowledged throughout the world’s
religious philosophy, preventative medicine and martial arts. At
the heart of all healing practices, it reduces stress, improves
health and transforms consciousness, producing greater effects on
how one thinks and feels than food and exercise. READ
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| Monkey See, Monkey Do |
From the unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s
Bathtub |
I came into the classroom
a few minutes before the morning bell to find several forth-grade
students putting on quite a show for their peers. I observed
the exact behavior portrayed on a sit-com the night before.
They had the behavior down to perfection. Educators and psychologists
know the absolute power of imitation and how even as adults
one tends to become like people we spend the most time with.
But what are we doing about it?
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| Don't Be A Tightass |
| From
the unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub
|
Wilhelm Reich’s bioelectrical
investigation of sexuality and anxiety discovered that tensing muscles
of the pelvic floor makes sexual climax almost impossible. This
should be of special interest to women who have never experienced
the electrical charge at climax. READ
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| Sacred Clowns of Taos
Pueblo |
| Updated
from 9/99 issue of the Horse Fly Newspaper |
For our delight, reflection
and mild terror, San Geronimo Day brings forth the Sacred Clowns
(Koshares), those scary black and white-striped mischief-makers
who victimize all who happen to catch their ever-searching eyes.
Bad attitudes and poor manners are spotted with uncanny accuracy
and instantly imitated. Society at large is under the Koshares'
piercing scrutiny. READ
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| Poisoned Skies |
| Chemtrail
photos of Taos skies are found at end of article
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Stratotankers and KC-10 Extenders
are active in eastern skies over Taos early in the morning, and
follow the sun, laying out super-wide trails that expand across
the sky. Layers of murky white with large X's among the design appear
when rain is forecast. Slowly the sky is covered with a milky film
of fibers and chemicals. The rain never falls. It's a dismaying
process to observe. Spring has seen the aerosolization increase
to the point that most blue skies are haze-covered by 11AM. READ
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| Napoleon's Bathtub |
| From
unpublished manuscript: Napoleon's Bathtub |
Emperor Napoleon Bonapart
was an aggressive overachiever with an active imagination. He experienced
radical mood changes, flipping between outbursts of temper and withdrawn
depression. He probably had undiagnosed bipolar (manic depression)
disorder. Hot-tubs were his method of coping and would have rated
number one on his list of life's necessities. READ
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| Spirit Life in Parallel
Universes |
| Years
ago I came to understand new physics of quantum theory (behavior
of atomic and subatomic matter) as the study of worlds outside the
visible light spectrum. The ramifications of being an electrochemical
entity living in a universe of light and energy became an exciting
pursuit. With the ringing in of the new year I am entrenched once
again in the invisible worlds of Einstein, Boehm, Bohr, Planck,
Sheldrake and Bentov. READ
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| Developing Intuition |
| From
unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub
| We
reel with indecision. The anxiety attack begins. What to do? What
to do? Call on intuition. It's always there, waiting for the opportunity
to guide a situation to a positive solution. Intuition is the immediate
knowing of a truth without employing the process of reason. It's
a flash that compels an idea, concept, action or knowing that hasn't
been determined by the voice of reason. READ
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| Electrochemical Creatures |
| From
unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub |
We are broadcasting stations,
sending and receiving according to personal atunements. Knowing
this encourages discovery of the possibilities available including
intuition, clairvoyance, prophesy, truth and receptivity to the
invisible world. Psychic attunement enables regular contact with
spiritual guidance. READ
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| Diaphragmatic Breathing(2) |
| From
unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub |
Have you noticed expansion
occurring in the mid-torso (waist) area with diaphragmatic breathing?
The entire area, front, sides and back, expands as the largest single
muscle in the body drops down at moment of inhalation. When the
diaphragm drops it presses against the liver, gall bladder, stomach
and colon. They are massaged, encouraging pain-free digestion..
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| Muscle Testing Diagnosis |
From
unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub |
Muscle testing is a diagnostic
tool used in Kinesiology. Basically, the muscles read the frequency
of the area tested. It is an incredible method for determining
the reality of discomforts and pains. I’ve never known it
to fail. It has uncovered food allergies and diagnosed bleeding
ulcers, Epstein Barr and an endless array of disease. It has also
eased the minds of many who feared illness that didn’t exist.
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| Kiai |
From
unpublished manuscript: Napoleon’s Bathtub |
John, a young actor experienced
difficulty with breathing exercises, audible speech and emotional
expression. Frustration, anger and rage caused him to hold his
breath until his face turned red and blood vessels quivered in
his neck. We tried several approaches to the problem and discovered
blowing air with extreme vigor most helpful. His first blowing
experience outside the classroom was amusing and insightful. READ
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