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Posted by Calz (here)

Posted by Nora (here)

I have a stelium of eight planets in Pisces transiting my 8th house opposite my 2nd house which has a stellium of five planets in Virgo and I'm a Leo.

Hi Nora,

Say it has been years (and several computers) since I was running charts so I pulled up one of the freebie online software sites and ran the day of your post.

There was only 1 planet (Sun) in Pisces. Not sure an 8 planet stellium is even possible .... most I remember is 6.

Can you clarify?


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Ooops ... make that two ... Neptune is in Pisces as well.

Yes, sorry Calz and thank you.

The Sun and Neptune were conjunct that day. very Neptunian of me.

I looked at the wrong day (the day of the Solar Eclipse) and probably should have written aspects instead. So, there were only six aspects including two planets in Pisces not eight planets. South Node, Chiron, asteroid Ceres, Sun, Neptune and fixed star Fomalhaut. I include some of the asteroids and the fixed stars when looking at charts.


Hugs

Love

Nora

[ulli]

[ulli]

More Neptunian stuff. Seems to be everywhere....

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

[Guest]

Thanks Tom,


He is creating an astrology convention for Spring of next year on the beach in Costa Rica. I bet it will be a blast.

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

Wish everyone a nice weekend.


Love


Nora

[norman]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=r56D5J_HiNE

[Violet]

I was born in the old city and lived there for the greater part of my childhood. When I grew up, I moved further and further away from this starting point. As circumstances would have it, I was in the old city again, repeatedly, recently. Since childhood, I had been there again but only briefly. This time, I took the time. I walked the streets just like I used to walk them as a child. I went from Electra's (old friend) house to school. The park where we used to play was now covered with luxury apartments. I thought about how much space was being alotted to the owners of a relatively little number of apartments. A broad stretch of space that had been the familiar territory for bored neighbourhood children (and paedophiles, but that's a different note, not for today). And whilst I was walking, I paid attention to the otherwise medieval houses. Behaving much like the tourists surrounding me, though this was a very familiar setting. Heritage facades covering the picturesque shops. Many. Bookshops drew my attention first. I looked through the window and read the covers. Marx, Nietzsche, unknown pamphlets, manuscripts. And how these shops don't seem to care for the latest window dressing standards. Take it or leave it. Timeless. Moving on to the next windows, art galleries. Antiques. More art galleries, more bookshops, and a music shop playfully displaying partitures with matching instruments. Where mum bought me the Peter and the Wolf tape.

(indicative)

I even went back to see if the horses were still there, but they weren't (at least not on the days I was there). I used to sit on the pavement next to the horses out of boredom and converse with the coachmen. I was about seven. They gave me sugar to feed the horses. I remember the smell of horses throughout the city. I miss that.

And then it dawned upon me. I had been walking by these windows day in day out for years. Even as a child, gazing with much fascination, at whatever was displayed, and also to take my attention off the long road I had to do by foot back then, from home to school and vice versa.

And it seems that I forgot about that, while growing up, and becoming the individual that I am today. But when I recently studied especially the art galleries, I found that this is very much like me. And when I looked at the book store, I realised that this is very much how I like my study room to be.

As it happens I am now reading a book by Freud that studies unintentional forgetfulness.

Enjoy your weekend, cher Village.



Violet

[ulli]

Posted by Violet (here)
I was born in the old city and lived there for the greater part of my childhood. When I grew up, I moved further and further away from this starting point. As circumstances would have it, I was in the old city again, repeatedly, recently. Since childhood, I had been there again but only briefly. This time, I took the time. I walked the streets just like I used to walk them as a child. I went from Electra's (old friend) house to school. The park where we used to play was now covered with luxury apartments. I thought about how much space was being alotted to the owners of a relatively little number of apartments. A broad stretch of space that had been the familiar territory for bored neighbourhood children (and paedophiles, but that's a different note, not for today). And whilst I was walking, I paid attention to the otherwise medieval houses. Behaving much like the tourists surrounding me, though this was a very familiar setting. Heritage facades covering the picturesque shops. Many. Bookshops drew my attention first. I looked through the window and read the covers. Marx, Nietzsche, unknown pamphlets, manuscripts. And how these shops don't seem to care for the latest window dressing standards. Take it or leave it. Timeless. Moving on to the next windows, art galleries. Antiques. More art galleries, more bookshops, and a music shop playfully displaying partitures with matching instruments. Where mum bought me the Peter and the Wolf tape.

(indicative)

I even went back to see if the horses were still there, but they weren't (at least not on the days I was there). I used to sit on the pavement next to the horses out of boredom and converse with the coachmen. I was about seven. They gave me sugar to feed the horses. I remember the smell of horses throughout the city. I miss that.

And then it dawned upon me. I had been walking by these windows day in day out for years. Even as a child, gazing with much fascination, at whatever was displayed, and also to take my attention off the long road I had to do by foot back then, from home to school and vice versa.

And it seems that I forgot about that, while growing up, and becoming the individual that I am today. But when I recently studied especially the art galleries, I found that this is very much like me. And when I looked at the book store, I realised that this is very much how I like my study room to be.

As it happens I am now reading a book by Freud that studies unintentional forgetfulness.

Enjoy your weekend, cher Village.



Violet

Thanks so much for sharing that, Violet.
I grew up in the country but went to school in a city that was made up of ancient buildings, as well as bomb craters. Spent hours drifting around those old-town streets, after school, before hopping on the bus to head back home.

So your post prompted me to google images from that city, (Osnabrück) and came up with the theater, where I was taken once a year for a fairy-tale Christmas play,


and the old Rathaus (Town Hall) where they signed the Peace Agreement that ended the 30 Year War (1618-1648)


Nowadays, especially during the summer, the streets are filled with small bars and cafés.


And your comment re unintentional forgetfulness caused tsunamis in my mind
to the point that I find myself unable to share the least of those insights.

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Keeping with the past theme...

All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten
by Robert Fulghum

“These are the things I learned (in Kindergarten):

1. Share everything.
2. Play fair.
3. Don't hit people.
4. Put things back where you found them.
5. CLEAN UP YOUR OWN MESS.
6. Don't take things that aren't yours.
7. Say you're SORRY when you HURT somebody.
8. Wash your hands before you eat.
9. Flush.

10. Warm cookies and cold milk are good for you.

11. Live a balanced life - learn some and drink some and draw some and paint some and sing and dance and play and work everyday some.

12. Take a nap every afternoon.

13. When you go out into the world, watch out for traffic, hold hands, and stick together.

14. Be aware of wonder. Remember the little seed in the Styrofoam cup: The roots go down and the plant goes up and nobody really knows how or why, but we are all like that.

15. Goldfish and hamster and white mice and even the little seed in the Styrofoam cup - they all die. So do we.

16. And then remember the Dick-and-Jane books and the first word you learned - the biggest word of all - LOOK.” 

Dick, Jane, Sally & Spot



and a silly one

[ulli]

Chris (Greybeard) posted something from another member who experimented with binaural frequencies.
Since my husband is suffering another arrhythmia attack we are listening to these frequencies, while he waits for his cardio appointment.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=S2AP-wWkGto

Anyone wishes to send healing energies, please do.
Arrhythmia is a pretty scary condition.

[Stephanie]

Posted by ulli (here)
Anyone wishes to send healing energies, please do.
Arrhythmia is a pretty scary condition.

Loving, healing blessings and harmonic energies, dearest Mr. Ulli
who has been a "healing angel" for so many.

Holding you both gentle in my heart.


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Sending, sending to Dr. Ulli and Ulli….

My ex was plagued with arrhythmia attacks. As if the pain isn’t enough, it went beyond such as fear of the unknown, or the next attack to family life.

I finished this book and am applying most of the concepts: “The pH Miracle for Weight Loss: Balance Your Body Chemistry, Achieve Your Ideal Weight,” by: Robert O. Young.

Another one I’m reading is “Life - The Epic Story of Our Mitochondria: How the original probiotic dictates your health, illness, ageing, and even life itself,” by Lee Know, ND.

Interesting life changing information. Kudos to Paul for suggesting them on one of his threads.

I'm still listening to this video. It goes along with the The pH Miracle book. It’s not just for weight. It’s about keeping the body healthy beginning at the cellar and blood levels. Which in turn keeps all systems including vital organs healthy. One can strengthen and dare I say reverse damage done. Some notes and photos.

At another level, a healthy body and mind aids in riding unhealthy stress and boosts energy levels.

REPLACEMENT VIDEO: you can delete the green lines by going to the top, right of each stripe and click off the little "x".

WARNING: Strong photos in video.

Cure Any Autoimmune Disease: Crohn’s, TYPE 2 Diabetes, MS, Lupus, Arthritis, Fibromyalgia

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=_dhlp8jSiiU

Dr. Robert O. Young, “The pH Miracle for Weight Loss”

Below are two products due in today. In the meantime to balance out to a healthy alkaline environment, I'm drinking 1 1/2 gal/5L of filtered water with Bragg's apple cider vinegar. I use 2T per 1/2 gal/2L:

Organic Greens & pHour Salts™ is a combination of four powerful carbonate salts (sodium bicarbonate, magnesium carbonate, potassium bicarbonate, and calcium carbonate) that help maintain the alkaline design of human, plant, and animal organisms. These salts are naturally occurring in all fluids of the body. Specifically, they can aid in the reduction of acidity in the lymphatic, circulatory, and gastro-intestinal systems.

"Fortunately, there’s an easy way to make sure your water is alkaline: To each liter of water (preferably ionized or distilled), add 16 drops of 2 percent sodium chlorite, or 2 to 3 teaspoons of sodium bicarbonate (plain old baking soda) or sodium silicate. Ask at your natural food store for sodium silicate or sodium chlorite"

If you don’t get enough water, then you’ll get fat. An acidic body pulls water into the tissues to try to neutralize the acids there.

1) mild dehydration slows metabolism by as much as 3 percent
2) bodies’ thirst signals that we interpret them as hunger pangs.
3) our bodies will actually retain water, and we’ll feel bloated and uncomfortable— and look even fatter than strictly necessary!

1:29:20 - yeast and bacteria doesn’t cause disease. They are literally born out of cells when the cells are breaking down to a acidic environment. Bacteria is a transformation of human matter or plant matter or animal matter.

1:30:00 - There are only two types of blood: healthy (alkaline) and unhealthy (acid, cancer, candida, etc). Change the blood, change the man. John had cancer and within 12 weeks it was gone. How? Not by treating it. Change the most important organ, the blood.

Dr. Kurt Grange

1:53:00 - Unlike the circular healthy alkaline blood cells, the acidic blood cells stick together. What’s more, a change happens in the oxygen they carry. 20% vs. 100%. Translation? 80% of the oxygen is not going through out the body. 1/4 of your blood supply goes to your brain. Therefore, the brain is one of the first things to suffer in this acidic environment.

As the environment becomes more acid, the white blood cells (immunity) shrink and become inactive. So under the microscope the lab tech sees lots of white blood cells and give a thumbs up report. Never taking into account that they are inactive and shrunk.


You can’t loose fat weight if you’re acidic. We need fat and cholesterol. If we eat a little more of the fat than our body uses, then it’s going to turn it into lipd and store it in the adipos tissue. Which is fine if we burn it off for energy when we exercise like it’s intended for. If we don’t burn it off, then it’s a perfect place (adipos tissue) to store toxins and acids that are coming around the body. Toxins like heavy metals and preservatives in foods. It’s going to hurt the body so we stick it in the fat. BUT it changes the fat from a nice white lipd to yellow fat form and eventually to cellulite. Cellulite is difficult to get rid of because the body won’t let you. That’s full of toxins. And if you were to go on a massive diet and you got down to the point where your getting rid of the fat that’s in the cellulite, you release these very poisonous toxins into the blood and it can easily kill you. So the body hangs onto it for dear life. BUT if you become alkaline, the body doesn’t want that extra fluff and it doesn’t need it. So it’s going to reverse this process. It goes from cellulite to yellow fat to white fat. We break that down. We burn it off. We use it for energy.

Summary: you can’t loose fat weight unless you are alkaline. You can loose water weight or break down your muscles, but you can’t loose fat weight.

NOTE: These photos may seem off topic. They serve to demonstrate how cleaning up at the cellular level renews the blood, the cells and in this case the heart muscle.

healthy alkaline blood vs. unhealthy acidic blood



Breast healed in seven weeks


Acne in 30 days

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Posted by ulli (here)
Since my husband is suffering another arrhythmia attack we are listening to these frequencies, while he waits for his cardio appointment.

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From Paul’s thread and his video, I added a rough transcript.

At first glance it may seem off topic, but it demonstrates the importance for a healthy inner and outer environments and provides solutions for health maintenance.

Posted by Paul (here)
Jeffrey Smith interviews Dr. Alex Vasquez and Stephanie Seneff about the effects of glyphosate on human health.

Mitrochondrial Dysfuntion and GMOs

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MFX6vgVugew

Great video. Thanks, Paul. Some additional notes and a sidetrack to another video by Dr. Stephanie Seneff from the link you provided:

- For insulin to be received, it needs proper functioning mitochondria. Insulin opens the doors to the cells so that the sugar can come in. Without that the doors are closed and the sugar causes problems. The blood sugar gets too high and we call that diabetes or insulin resistance which is a metabolic syndrome.

- The mitochondria makes sure the doors are unlocked. It insures that insulin is secreted and received appropriately.

- Those with type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome and hypertension have mitochondrial disfunction.

- What the mitochondria does is ATP is the battery, it’s how you get the energy into the cells. It’s also related to sugar metabolism through insulin door opening and door closing. The mitochondria also controls the inflammatory balance within the body. And cells death.

- What is inflammation? Metabolic disruption and tissue injury. It can exist in three forms: metabolic inflammation (hypertension, diabetes), allergic inflammation, autoimmune inflammation. The chronic (persistent, long-lasting) low-grade, low level inflammation is defined as metabolic disturbance with cellular injury.

- Metabolic inflammation is seen on a continuum. So the three different types of inflammation are overlapping. Other examples from mitochondrial disfunction are Paul’s list: autism, Alzheimers, chronic fatigue syndrome, cancers, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's, diabetes, metabolic syndromes, hypertension, high triglycerides, inflammation, heart diseases, autoimmune diseases, allergies, Lupus, asthma, depression.

Next is the mechanics of the mitochondria and how it related to the continuum of disease.

- What does Roundup, i.e. it’s active ingredient glyphosate do to mitochondrial function?

- Studies showed that roundup/glyphosate fed cows had high levels in the urine and low levels of manganese (see below for ‘manganese benefits’) in the blood. Glyphosate chelates manganese and all other minerals.

- Chelation is good in terms of how it gets rid of heavy metals. Chelation is molecules hugging each other at the molecular level and these chelators don’t let go. But in the case of glyphosate, it’s a molecule the hugs all these trace minerals and it doesn’t let go. Hence, it’s worthless because it’s not getting into the blood. Roundup depletes manganese in the crops.

- The ADP & ATP is the energy we use. We take in food and it becomes energy. It takes a very specific metabolic pathway. If it’s broken down there’s a problem with the production of the energy from glucose and insulin at the same time.

- Glyphosate also effects the membrane surrounding the mitochondria and that also interferes with ATP production.

- There’s a lot of public debate about Roundup and glyphosate because they haven’t checked the data. When the data is so consistent the question is “Why is there a question about this?”. There’s no controversy in the research. It’s very clear, very consistent.

@ 30:00 - List of disease and disorders possibly related to mitochondrial dysfunction caused by Roundup and glyphosate:

(from Paul’s post) The list of ailments, most of our "modern" chronic diseases, caused by RoundUp are much the same as, and closely related to, the list of ailments caused by consuming more than a minimal amount of carbs and sugars, including autism, Alzheimers, chronic fatigue syndrome, cancers, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's, diabetes, metabolic syndromes, hypertension, high triglycerides, inflammation, heart diseases, autoimmune diseases, allergies, Lupus, asthma, depression,

- Important to understand also is it’s not only Roundup or glyphosate that’s poisoning our mitochondria. Research consistently points to what’s termed as ‘persistent organic pollutants’. The global population is polluted with multiple chemicals such as solvents, pesticides, herbicides, flame retardants, other industrial chemicals, rocket propellants, mercury, etc.

@ 33:00 - How glyphosate can be synergistic with these other toxins?

Action steps we can take to avoid mitochondrial dysfunction @ 41:39.

- Living clean in general, i.e. avoid through environment or food intake.

How to avoid exposure to Roundup

• Don’t use the products around the home. Eat organic. Recent study showed that after one week of an organic diet, people’s pesticide levels dropped by 90%.
• With proper nutrition promote/support those detoxification pathways.
• To avoid nutritional deficiencies take a multivitamin.
• Exercise.
• Avoid the new sources of glyphosate exposure because of the new environmental protection agency’s decision(s) which means we are exposed to more than Roundup crops, soy, corn, cotton, canola, sugar beets, and alpha. All of those are sprayed with Roundup and the sugar beet pulp is fed to animals. In addition to the genetically engineered crops mentioned there’s also exposure to spraying other crops. Where the strategy is to spray Roundup a few days before harvest. And these are crops that are not Roundup ready. So they die when they are exposed to Roundup. Why? It causes the plant to immediately go to seed as an acute reaction to the toxic exposure and that synchronizes production and increases yield. Hence, a much lower residual to clear up for next season and a head start on next year’s crop and weeds. There’s a direct correlation of wheat spraying and an increase to Celiac disease, which is a wheat glutton intolerance. Also with barley and sugar beets and possibly with other types of crops. They are not Roundup ready, the intention is to kills the plant. They’re not even measuring how much glyphosate is going into the seed.

@ 46:34 - General recommendations for improved mitochondrial function (from Paul’s post):

• Plant based diet. It’s doesn’t have to be a 100% vegetarian diet. Make sure you get a lot of fruits and vegetables in it and adequate protein.
• Low carbohydrate diet.
• Too much sugar impairs the mitochondrial function, so low carbohydrate diet, i.e. paleo-Mediterranean diet.
• Low grade to moderate exercise. Benefits are aerobic and detox through sweating.
• Nutrient intake adequate, such as with vitamin and mineral supplements, CoQ10, NAC, chlorella, ...
• Sunlight exposure.

* Additional reinforce/review notes.

Manganese benefits include:

1. healthy bone structure, bone metabolism, assist in creating essential enzymes for building bones
2. important for the normal functioning of the brain and proper activity of our nervous system throughout the body
3. formation of connective tissues, absorption of calcium, proper functioning of the thyroid gland and sex hormones, regulation of blood sugar level, and metabolism of fats and carbohydrates

[manganese link]

What are mitochondria?

• Mitochondria are tiny compartments found within cells. They perform lots of different and important functions to keep us healthy.
• The most crucial role that mitochondria perform is to convert energy locked in food into energy that the cell can use. In that respect they act like miniature batteries providing power to the cell when required. In fact, the main reason we breathe oxygen is so that this process of energy conversion can take place in mitochondria!

What do mitochondria do?

• They make energy. Mitochondria are often referred to as the powerhouses of the cells. They generate the energy that our cells need to do their jobs.

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The New Food Order: How Glyphosate,
Herbicides & GMO’s Are Shaping Our Future

Two quick points from the end:

- They also spray glyphosate right before the harvest. Worst than GMOs is glyphosate. It’s doing even more harm. There is no laws that mandate that glyphosate be labeled.

- Dr. Stephanie Seneff says forget about GMOs and go straight to glyphosate because it’s a much more serious problem. Just the GMO labeling is not enough. It has to say organic. Glyphosate does more harm than Roundup. Glyphosate is the poison within it. The glyphosate is much clearer. Because it is a poison and you know exactly what it’s disrupting physiologically and you can predict what it’s going to cause and it matches everything that’s happening.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ELj0ebuqdgk

Published on Nov 13, 2014

Guest: Dr. Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Dr. Seneff Holds Multiple Degrees from MIT including: B.S. in Biophysics, M.S. and E.E. in Electrical Engineering, Ph.D in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science. Her Approach Includes Analysis and Synthesis of Data from the Research Literature & Web-Based Epidemiological Data

Pigs’ Stomach on GMO Roundup Corn and Soy Diet

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[Mark]

For your husbands health and recovery, Ulli. A heart beating in tune with the love of a good woman, a life lived fully. Blessings.

[Carmody]

Posted by ulli (here)
Chris (Greybeard) posted something from another member who experimented with binaural frequencies.
Since my husband is suffering another arrhythmia attack we are listening to these frequencies, while he waits for his cardio appointment.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=S2AP-wWkGto

Anyone wishes to send healing energies, please do.
Arrhythmia is a pretty scary condition.

Moon in his chart? The coming eclipse, possibly....

[Sierra]

Luis,

Be well, be whole, be healthy. Sending you love, sending you blessing, sending you gratitude.

We know you, and love you because of Ulli.

Love, love, love, Sierra

[ulli]

Posted by Carmody (here)

Posted by ulli (here)
Chris (Greybeard) posted something from another member who experimented with binaural frequencies.
Since my husband is suffering another arrhythmia attack we are listening to these frequencies, while he waits for his cardio appointment.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=S2AP-wWkGto

Anyone wishes to send healing energies, please do.
Arrhythmia is a pretty scary condition.

Moon in his chart? The coming eclipse, possibly....

The eclipse will be exact at around 3AM local time, on March 9th, at 18'55 Pisces, forming a near square to his Saturn, (91') and Jupiter at 18' Virgo, squaring from the other end.
Saturn is natally in his 5 th house, which via Leo rules the heart.
Today the sun forms an exact square to his Saturn. The attack started yesterday, when Mercury was 180' opposite to his Virgo Pluto.
So far no change.
Thanks to all for your concern and well wishes.
All this is coinciding with Uranus forming a square to my sun this month. The last of the three transits, which began last June. I'll be relieved when it's over.

[Carmody]

"We may have discovered a major step toward developing a 'dream tool' for remotely controlling neural circuits, by manipulating specific cells using engineered gene products that respond to magnets," ...."We wanted to activate with magnetism a specific set of neurons in the brain responsible for pleasure,"...... "It is precise and noninvasive."

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=2fwwT5jp-dA

As we know, if it is brought to the public, generally speaking, there is a very high chance that it is already a 'fait accompli'*, via advanced technologies in government/corporate black ops.

*(latin for "a thing that has already happened or been decided before those affected hear about it, leaving them with no option but to accept")

[Violet]

That trip back in time sounded very profound, Ulli. There's a fountain in Vienna with a Poseidon (like) figure holding a trident. Nearby the mausoleum. The Donnerbrunnen. One of the alleys leading to this square is a somewhat steeply asc-/descending street, it looks a bit like your last picture, as does the Antwerp Cathedral entourage. Enjoying a drink




....while watching the masons at work



Freud says that unintentional forgetting isn't really unintentional. Your subconscious doesn't want you to remember. He found connections between the thing forgotten and painful, repressed memories. Sometimes as simple as a last name or a word missing in a poetry recitation, one discovery leads to another. It seems this is all becoming easier for me to do now with the 12th house activation. I'm ready to close the circle, looking back. If you are ready, and you allow it, the pain comes back briefly, and somehow it's liberating. I don't remember the details of the man who lured me to come behind the trees in the park that now no longer exists. He was old. It was raining and the streets were empty. He stood behind me and held me in a tight fixed grip. I remember there was a struggle. I escaped but I don't remember how. I never forgot that event, it was just not that important. I escaped, nothing happened, moving on. Or was it? I don't know. I don't really know, now, looking back, if it was really that meaningless with regards to the aftermath. The more I accept that it wasn't so meaningless, the more I remember about how I felt in that moment. And obviously I felt scared, I knew that if I wasn't going to get away from that man, I was a lost case. And I felt that my chances were so small, because I was just a kid, and he was a grown man. And because of the bad weather, there was no one out there to see or help me. I had to do this by myself. That's what I remember, now. But before now, it was 'just' something that luckily didn't end badly.

The best of positive energies from me to señor Ulli. For a full recovery.

Paula, a q about the graphics,...for the younger audience and/or sensitive souls...They're quite...graphic. Maybe it should have a warning?

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At the risk of over kill…one more post for a pdf version of alkaline and acid food chart.

General Guidance (stated @ bottom of pdf chart):

1) Steer clear of fatty meats, dairy, cheese, sweets, chocolates, alcohol and tobacco. Packaged foods are often full of hidden offenders and microwaved meals are full of sugars and salts. Over cooking also removes all of the nutrition from a meal.

2) Stick to salads, fresh vegetables and healthy nuts and oils. Try to consume plenty of raw foods and at least 2-3 liters of clean, pure water daily.

Product Review and other Stuff:

The products mentioned above arrived. The ‘Super Greens’ remind me of a tea drink. They are pricey. For now, my plan is to use them to balance out the body and continue with a plant base diet. As you know, it’s a good idea to supplement with vitamin and minerals if your system can handle them.

A couple of reasons are: 1) the depleted soil 2) fruits and vegetables are often picked before they have a chance to vine ripen. Translation on that last point is that 80% of the minerals are absorbed during vine ripening stage. Hence, huge deficiencies in our foods.

Super Greens ingredients: avocado, cucumber, tomato, lemon, lime, broccoli sprouts, spinach, celery parsley, cabbage, collard greens, wheat grass, barley grass, shave grass, oat grass, couch grass

pHour Salts: sodium bicarbonate, magnesium chloride, potassium bicarbonate, and calcium chloride

As a cost effective solution to the pHour Salts, I updated this to that same post:

"Fortunately, there’s an easy way to make sure your water is alkaline: To each liter of water (preferably ionized or distilled), add 16 drops of 2 percent sodium chlorite, or 2 to 3 teaspoons of sodium bicarbonate (plain old baking soda) or sodium silicate. Ask at your natural food store for sodium silicate or sodium chlorite.”

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Posted by Violet (here)
Paula, what about the graphics,...for the younger audience and/or sensitive souls...They're quite...graphic. Maybe it should have a warning?

Sorry Violet and everyone. I deleted them and added a WARNING notice.

I found this to be helpful when I process: We can reroute the connectivity in the brain so that one no longer is experiencing an emotional memory, but rather a memory of an emotion.

A couple of books I’m rereading are by Dr. Joe Dispenza, “You Are the Placebo: Making Your Mind Matter” & “Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One”. His material overlaps with Dr. Bruce Lipton, PhD.

Dr. Joe Dispenza Quotes:

“Your familiar memories related to your known world “re-mind” you to reproduce the same experiences.” 

“If you want a new outcome, you will have to break the habit of being yourself, and reinvent a new self.” 

“The seemingly impossible can become possible! You Are the Placebo.” 

“We should never wait for science to give us permission to do the uncommon; if we do, then we are turning science into another religion.”

“A memory without the emotional charge is called wisdom.” 

“Change as a Choice, Instead of a Reaction” 

“We can’t create a new future while we’re living in our past. It’s simply impossible.” 

“Can you accept the notion that once you change your internal state, you don’t need the external world to provide you with a reason to feel joy, gratitude, appreciation, or any other elevated emotion?” 

“And can you teach your body emotionally what it would feel like to believe in this way to be empowered to be moved by your own greatness to be invincible to have courage to be in love with life to feel unlimited to live as if your prayers are already answered?” 

“The latest research supports the notion that we have a natural ability to change the brain and body by thought alone, so that it looks biologically like some future event has already happened. Because you can make thought more real than anything else, you can change who you are from brain cell to gene, given the right understanding.” 

“What beliefs and perceptions about you and your life have you been unconsciously agreeing to that you’d have to change in order to create this new state of being?” 

“To be empowered—to be free, to be unlimited, to be creative, to be genius, to be divine—that is who you are…. Once you feel this way, memorize this feeling; remember this feeling. This is who you really are….” 

“Most change starts with the simple process of something outside of us altering something inside of us. If you begin the inward journey and start to change your inner world of thoughts and feelings, it should create an improved state of well-being. If you keep repeating the process in meditation, then in time, epigenetic changes should begin to alter your outer presentation—and you become your own placebo.” 

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