Here and Now...What's Happening?

[meeradas]

greetings.

from yesterday.

[Ernie Nemeth]

Hey Meeradas, you know the saying, "Don't quit your day job." Does that translate to your neck of the woods? Well,

Maybe you should quit yours. Your photos are really good!

[ulli]

Nothing lasts forever.
Gone again, back to Barbados, with another Jetblu four-hour delay.

So here I am, returning to my Avalon community and hoping there have been major epiphanies in my absense.

[Carmody]

late yesterday afternoon, I started to say out loud, the line (one word) from 'team America', where the main character's mother is screaming about his falling into the gorilla compound at the zoo ("Gary!....!), which caused his brother to jump in and toss him out, but his brother died in the rescue. Now I know why.

[ulli]

Posted by Carmody (here)
late yesterday afternoon, I started to say out loud, the line (one word) from 'team America', where the main character's mother is screaming about his falling into the gorilla compound at the zoo ("Gary!....!), which caused his brother to jump in and toss him out, but his brother died in the rescue. Now I know why.

Pity that our strange behavior (as in you saying "Gary") can't make any sense until after a parallel event happens.
So what's the use?
Here's what I think: for the time being we have to just be grateful that some of us can tap into the connectedness field at all, and show that these alternative forms of " knowingness" are real, but to actually use this gift to stop an accident, or a false flag event, for example, we might have to wait a few more generations.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by ulli (here)
So here I am, returning to my Avalon community and hoping there have been major epiphanies in my absence.

The month of May was about resting the body and looking at where to change things up. This book helped me kick into gear.

In addition, since May 1st, I’ve done eight liver and gallbladder flushes. Four flushes, i.e. #3-#6 were done on May 18th-21st. Typically, it’s suggested to wait 2-4 week between each flush. I figured if it’s safe for 70 & 80 year olds, then a back-to-back flush would be fine for someone in good health. I researched to see if there were any dangers and instead found a site where someone posted on detox frequency. I finished #7 & #8 this past Wednesday and Thursday.

The RunningDeer disclaimer is don’t take my advice, listen to your body.

For the curious, here's a link: 10+ Reasons to do a Liver & Gallbladder Flush

A shout out to Hervé.

• pdf - “Health via Food,” by: Hay, William Howard
• Kindle - “Health via Food,” by: Hay, William Howard (I purchased the Kindle version because all pdfs I found were locked. Which meant I couldn't highlight.)

snippets:

“His entire effort in the practice of his profession for the past twenty-four years has been directed toward making everyone his own physician.”

“The writer does not treat disease, in the strictest sense of the word, but seeks only to build health on whatever foundation remains at the time this is undertaken; so he cannot ever say that he cured a single disease in his whole medical practice, nor does he believe that anyone else ever did. He seeks merely to remove from each case the visible obstacles to Nature's unhampered function, and he knows that this is all that the smartest man in the world can do. Nature alone makes the cure, if it is ever made or to be made. “

“This is the lesson that each must learn if he aspires to be his own physician, and once he has learned this lesson well, he then lacks only the will and initiative to put the whole program to the test, which will thoroughly convince him of the truth of the entire proposition. Let no man who is wounded try to do without the surgeon, for this is his legitimate field, nor should one who is deformed try to do the same thing, for this also is surgery's legitimate field, in both of which surgery has shown its worth; but if one has a pain anywhere in his insides let him stay away from the surgeon, if he wishes to die whole, for he may die otherwise in various sections serially.”

“So fasting has its place in treatment of the sick, but do not make the mistake of thinking that either foods or fasting are curative, for only the body's own resources are in any sense the agents of cure. What fasting does is just what right food does, the mere relieving of the system from former handicaps, and while right foods in the right combinations will relieve a former handicap of wrong foods (or wrong foods in wrong combinations, which is the usual thing), yet even right foods in right combinations may be a handicap when the body is not able to handle even these, and desires in no unmistakable voice to be let strictly alone. It is then that the fast is clearly indicated, and this indication should be as faithfully respected as any other indication in disease or in health, and no food of any kind should be offered or taken till the body announces through normal hunger a return of need for nourishment. Then the need for fasting has passed and feeding may be resumed, and it is then that care must be exercised not to create again a toxic state that will make another such cataclysm necessary. Thus fasting and feeding, as resting and exercise, emphasize again the great law of compensation, of give and take, of action and reaction, each having its definite place in the body's scheme of keeping her balance or regaining it when lost.”

♡

[ulli]

I'm due for some flushes, too, Paula.
Here is a repertoire from years ago, which I have memorized.
Minimal eating, alternating the simplest of foods:
1) The Bieler Broth, made of lightly boiled zuccinis, to calm the body after too many heavy foods.
2) Brown rice with a little gomasio, to ensure a 100% balanced diet.
Gomasio is made by toasting 9 parts of sesame seeds and one part of sea salt, then mixing and grinding in a coffee grinder, and sprinkle on the brown rice which would otherwise be too boring to eat.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by ulli (here)
I'm due for some flushes, too, Paula.
Here is a repertoire from years ago, which I have memorized.
Minimal eating, alternating the simplest of foods:
1) The Bieler Broth, made of lightly boiled zuccinis, to calm the body after too many heavy foods.
2) Brown rice with a little gomasio, to ensure a 100% balanced diet.
Gomasio is made by toasting 9 parts of sesame seeds and one part of sea salt, then mixing and grinding in a coffee grinder, and sprinkle on the brown rice which would otherwise be too boring to eat.

Yes, simple foods that aren't protein are what Andreas Moritz and others suggest to prevent nausea and conserve energy allowing the body to focus on the job at hand. (to name a few)

I forgot to add that I took a probiotic to replenish the flora that gets flushed out. Even though avocados are a vegetable protein, they along with orange juice were my main staples while semi-fasting between flushes, and lots of water. Fortunately the avocados didn't cause nausea and they were a psychological 'comfort' food.

Along with the links above I'll add these by Andreas Moritz.

• The Liver and Gallbladder Miracle Cleanse: An All-Natural, At-Home Flush to Purify and Rejuvenate Your Body, by Andreas Moritz
  
• Andreas Moritz's free eBook with a chapter on the liver gallbladder cleanse: "Timeless Secrets of Health and Rejuvenation”.

[meeradas]

my kinda tv



Saturn, Antares, Mars



more

[ulli]

[RunningDeer]

Posted by ulli (here)

Warning: violent video included in article.

I happened across the story and video, though it doesn't excuse the parent.

"Cincinnati Zoo President Thane Maynard said the boy crawled through a barrier and fell an estimated 10 to 12 feet into the moat surrounding the habitat. He said the boy was not seriously injured by the fall.

The Cincinnati Fire Department reported in a press release that first responders "witnessed a gorilla who was violently dragging and throwing the child.""

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=p4RWDYW9cRk

[seah]

I'm thinking about cats this morning and how they need space and sanctuary from humans. Animals are not an industry.

I'm thinking about the senseless actions of those we place in charge. I am opposed to zoos.

Maya Angelou said "When we know better, we do better", well, we're still not doing better.

In loving memory of a harmless gorilla

[Wide-Eyed]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)

Posted by ulli (here)
I'm due for some flushes, too, Paula.
Here is a repertoire from years ago, which I have memorized.
Minimal eating, alternating the simplest of foods:
1) The Bieler Broth, made of lightly boiled zuccinis, to calm the body after too many heavy foods.
2) Brown rice with a little gomasio, to ensure a 100% balanced diet.
Gomasio is made by toasting 9 parts of sesame seeds and one part of sea salt, then mixing and grinding in a coffee grinder, and sprinkle on the brown rice which would otherwise be too boring to eat.

Yes, simple foods that aren't protein are what Andreas Moritz and others suggest to prevent nausea and conserve energy allowing the body to focus on the job at hand. (to name a few)

I forgot to add that I took a probiotic to replenish the flora that gets flushed out. Even though avocados are a vegetable protein, they along with orange juice were my main staples while semi-fasting between flushes, and lots of water. Fortunately the avocados didn't cause nausea and they were a psychological 'comfort' food.

Along with the links above I'll add these by Andreas Moritz.

• The Liver and Gallbladder Miracle Cleanse: An All-Natural, At-Home Flush to Purify and Rejuvenate Your Body, by Andreas Moritz
  
• Andreas Moritz's free eBook with a chapter on the liver gallbladder cleanse: "Timeless Secrets of Health and Rejuvenation”.

Good score with this post RD . I have done Andreas Moritz's ultimate liver cleanse. The only objectionable portion of the cleanse for me was all the sugar from the 2-4 quarts of apple juice you must consume to get the malic acid from the juice which makes stones in liver and gallbladder soft, pliable, like erasers and easy to pass when they are expelled. There are other methods suggested to get malic acid if sugar is an issue . Cleanse is fairly straight forward and spares you many ills performing this cleanse - like major surgery without surgeon. Thanks .

[RunningDeer]

Posted by Wide-Eyed (here)
Good score with this post RD . I have done Andreas Moritz's ultimate liver cleanse. The only objectionable portion of the cleanse for me was all the sugar from the 2-4 quarts of apple juice you must consume to get the malic acid from the juice which makes stones in liver and gallbladder soft, pliable, like erasers and easy to pass when they are expelled. There are other methods suggested to get malic acid if sugar is an issue . Cleanse is fairly straight forward and spares you many ills performing this cleanse - like major surgery without surgeon. Thanks .

I agree, Wide-Eyed, about the sugar (and calories). Which is why I use Bragg’s Apple Cider (with mother) vinegar. I incorporate methods from Dr. Hulda Clark and Andreas Moritz. I keep it simple as possible.

Note: from the section on “Having Difficulties with the Cleanse?” Andreas Moritz suggests alternatives to apple juice:

"Apple cider vinegar: mix 1 to 2 tablespoons in a glass of water and drink 4 servings per day, for 6 days.”

“Intolerance to Apple Juice If you cannot tolerate apple juice (or apples) for some reason, you may substitute the following herbs: gold coin grass and bupleurum. The herbs are made into a tincture and sold as Gold Coin Grass. Malic acid in apple juice is exceptionally effective at dissolving some of the stagnant bile and making the stones softer.

Cranberry juice also contains malic acid and can be used instead of apple juice. The aforementioned herbs are also effective in softening gallstones and, therefore, can be used as a preparatory step for the liver cleanse, although it may take a little longer than with using apple or cranberry juice. The proper dosage for the tincture is 1 tablespoonful once daily on an empty stomach, about 30 minutes before breakfast. Keep this regimen for 8 to 9 days before the day of the liver cleanse..."

[Carmody]

Something good may come of the zoo situation. Personhood for gorillas, possibly, and thus rights. And thus protection. Ie, murder charges for killers of great apes. Kidnapping charges for zoos. genocide trials and execution for poachers.

As far as possible directions and outcomes may go....it is nearer than it is farther, is the deal.

[RunningDeer]

Earthsong (Trailer)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8hiSs6E4N_I

Published on May 29, 2016

Teaser Trailer from the upcoming 2017 release "Earthsong" from TheCrowhouse.com.

Many thanks to Louis Robert for his superb camera work and editing on this clip. You can see more of his work at http://www.theluminoussea.org

[Sierra]

The lower back yard has a blooming carpet now...

[seah]

That's some backyard...does that "carpet" require mowing? be mindful of the faerie folk that may be about, I think I spot an area they covet, on the left...

[RunningDeer]

I helped a turtle today. Tucked inside his shell, with a quarter of the way through the precipitous journey, he waited while vehicles passed over him. His new home is in the rivers and streams of the State Forest far, far away from monster vehicles.

Hours later…I still feel connected with him. Joy-Tears.

*****

From “Pocket Guide to Spirit Animals: Understanding Messages from Your Animal Spirit Guides,” by. Farmer, Dr. Steven

Turtle: “At this time, pay particular attention to the shifting sensations in your body, as these are energetically resonating with subtle changes in the vibrations of the earth.”

An hour before the turtle, I experienced this shifting sensation on my walk. It was one of those brief happenings. There was no feeling of movement, nor muscle or bones, no tension nor irritating aches. In the absence of all that, I floated across the ground in rhythmic flow of lightness.

Whether is was a brief out of body or not, I’m not sure. But if that’s what it feels to be in body without the veil of effort, then it’s one more reason to hang out and discover how to live earthbound 2.0+.

♡

[Violet]

It's been raining...a lot.


(Paul Cornoyer)