Garrick,
Decalcification is achieved by ingesting alot of enzymatic rich foods.
Raw fruits and vegetables, whole grain products, some fermented
probiotic/enzyme rich foods like pickles, sauerkraut, and miso (has alot of
nattokinase), and some good exercise to improve blood circulation will help the
process. Also important are minerals, both macro and micro. Seaweed is a
great source as is edible clay (calcium bentonites, Pascalite, etc.). Stay
away from dairy food, processed foods, and fried foods. When you eat, chew
each mouthfull at least 30 times (very important but most people swallow their
food whole). The only thing that digests whole grains ins ptylin, an enzyme in
your saliva. Digesting your food before you swallow it helps your other organs
rest and detoxify your blood. Lots more to say, but that's a good start.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: Garrick
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2010 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: CS>another question about cell phones
Well that's a good account of yourself. It ain't bragging if you can do
it-Babe Ruth
I don't know if we are evolving according to some plan. Some days I think the
opposite. We have mini-antichrists proliferating nuclear weapons technology
which is the real threat to human existence. Not this fake global warming
paranoia that elevates man into a god-like role in changing our climate
Paramagnetism is a good book. Rock dust is a great fertilizer
How do you decalcify the pineal gland?
You know why most people are not cured? Because sub-consciously and or
spiritually they don't want to be. And the ones that truly want to be are not
deserving of it. Lack of merit. I could use some merit myself.
G
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 10:04 PM, bodhisattva <bodhisat...@mutemail.com>
wrote:
I'm pretty ambidextrous, so was my dad, he could switch hands for any task
with full efficiency. I have parallel brain processing, which is nice because
you can work on the content/context of subjects at the same time, and don't
have to spend too much time going from creative to analytical. It's how I can
build computer circuits one day, and create art the next day. Its how I can
meditate for answers, and then use instruments to verify the meditations. I
believe all humans will eventually have full parallel brain functionality, it's
fun, you can see the material world for what it is, but also see the spiritual
underpinnings for what happens around the material world. You can feel a short
in home wiring, and still have the brains to take apart the circuits and find
it.
You can enjoy science, and the processes of evaluation/logistics on the
material level, but you can still experience God. Who could ask for anything
more? Chip away the calcification of the pineal gland, and make it happen. ;-)
Paramagnetism seems like an interesting book.
Garrick wrote:
The pine trees are pumping out irradiating out the healthy orgone.
Granite outcrops and mountains too. Granite is orgone emitter and granite
volcanic soil is the ultimate to grow on. All volcanic soil is. You know that
all New England states are much more forested than 150-200 years ago. Because
much less land is devoted to farming in NE. Because you can grow grain and
raise animals cheaper on that flat Mid West land that American
farmer-geniuses-inventors mechanized. Mechanized farming. Because all farmers
want to do less physical labor and to farm more land. They went too far with
all the chemicals but.......
Vermont=rock dust central. Granite is parmagnetic said Phil Callanan who
spent his professorial life is a clayless state, in Gainesville FL. Life is
ambidextrous, ambiguous, full of contradictions. Actually one should should
always try and develop his weaker arm and weaker leg. It sharpens your mind.
Being right handed I try to do things with my left. You seem like a lefty. Left
handed that is.
g
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On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 9:15 PM, bodhisattva <bodhisat...@mutemail.com>
wrote:
Vermont has a lot of healthy orgone. Maybe that's why it was the only
state Bush and Cheney didn't visit. :-P I love that you can buy raw anything
around there, and nobody cares too much about that kind of stuff.. Vermont folk
call those strange aliens from the big cities "Flatlanders", and sort of don't
like them too much. (Can't blame them)
Vermont is on my short list of places to head for if things go wonky
around here. Which by now, I suspect they will not, the tide seems to be
turning.. But nevertheless. There are a few counties in my state with some
pretty serious local militias, but the feds have been hammering away at them
pretty heavily over the years. Wait, aren't we supposed to have local
militias? Isn't that how we overthrew the first oppressive wave against us?
(err.. Brits) Those are also good places to head if the level of wonk goes too
high. Many of the counties in this state have a 70-80% "Ignore Rate" on the
latest Census.. Pretty hilarious, really.
Garrick wrote:
Vermont seems good on guns. You initial post was ambidextrous on
that. Texas is also a republic and can exit the Union at anytime. So what.
Montana says it will opt out of onerous Fed gun law imposed via the interstate
commerce clause by wholly manufacturing some guns in state. Just saying......
because you own more guns than me
Vermont elected a socialist Senator. Sure you will find a lot of
ruff-tuff practical people there. You find that in any fairly rural state where
you have more people "on the land"
The best state for the future is Nebraska...... for obvious reasons.
They are an agricultural export superpower. If you want to be rich you got to
have something others want to buy. Vermont produces boutique type of food and
agricultural products. A DisneyLand type theme park.
g
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Gurdjieff-- How can you expect fairness and decency on a planet of sleeping
people?
