Here and Now...What's Happening?

[eaglespirit]

Hey Here and Now Villagers...
have I told You All I LOVE YOU Today ??? : ) : ) : )

...and yaaaaa... u 2 1inMany : )

[Marianne]

Posted by Sierra (here)
Marianne, employees at U.S. nuclear plants have written into their contracts, they must drink two cups of lemon balm tea a day...

Are you serious?

[Sierra]

Posted by Marianne (here)

Posted by Sierra (here)
Marianne, employees at U.S. nuclear plants have written into their contracts, they must drink two cups of lemon balm tea a day...

Are you serious?

Yes, I am.

I've also bought:

1. Vitamin B for strontium 90, a bone seeker
2. Potassium for one of the cesiums, a muscle seeker
3. Thyroid supplement, have to get up to 1100 mcg daily for it to be toxic
4. Bentonite clay for foot baths, helps bind and pull out the poisons

Hydrogen is called tritium when it's radioactive. It's seeks all body tissue because all parts of the body need hydrogen. I don't know what to take for that. Does anyone here?

As well, a doctor from Hiroshima (directly after the bombing) kept people alive and cleansed, on a diet of brown rice, green tea, and dark greens.

I've also heard that Spirulina (again, dark greens) can bind and eliminate enormous amounts of radioactive material (you might want to buy your Spirulina from India, not Japan).

I'm so sorry I don't have a link about the lemon balm etc. I heard about it in a text conversation with my sister. I've reviewed the text file but the history only goes back to August 2013.

Love Sierra

[eaglespirit]

So now, here and now Villagers...in tune with Carmody's current posts elsewhere and the flow of today's themes right here I will share the gist of a meeting I just had here at my sister's home where I am at for a bit planning some more work I will be doing for them when spring breaks.

My niece and daughter of my older brother of the military persuasion is going to be getting an interesting job with some interesting government connection and backing as she is eligible while doing an exemplary job in her follow up military work from the commitment made through help with her college education. My brother gave my name, because I am nearby and reachable, to the agent that checks up on the background of those stepping into their program as my niece is doing.

As we introduced ourselves...he showing his credentials and me my driver's license we shared a bit about one another...he is an x fbi kinda guy and I shared a glimpse of my experiences on the nearby hill in 2007 after my son's passing explaining a tad bit why I have been traveling much of the past 7 years simply listening and going and doing..

Well...he has an old military friend that is a sheriff not too far from here that had a rather intense experience a few years ago that he more or less keeps to himself except for a few very close friends and relatives...seems this sheriff has been running his department in a rather 'holistic' kinda way and approaches all of the doings in the town with a spiritual kind of theme which emanates from...yaaa, the police department.
Including group and individual meditation as to the probabilities of approach of certain issues they have to tackle...hmmmmm I say : )
.
...and I will simply take that as a bit more than subtle confirmation that things indeed are changing in real time from the inside out and from upside down and the downside up, and we ain't hearin' about it on the nightly news...
we simply keep on keepin' on in our daily doings of upward mobility and all else will come to BE in glorious unforeseen ways : )

...and my Niece will BE a changing rhythm for the good wherever She goes, methinks!

...and yes, I can actually take a deep breath and sit down and talk with a government connected individual civilly ...over 7 years ago that would have been rather difficult to accomplish personally!

[Marianne]

Posted by Sierra (here)

Posted by Marianne (here)

Posted by Sierra (here)
Marianne, employees at U.S. nuclear plants have written into their contracts, they must drink two cups of lemon balm tea a day...

Are you serious?

Yes, I am.

I've also bought:

1. Vitamin B for strontium 90, a bone seeker
2. Potassium for one of the cesiums, a muscle seeker
3. Thyroid supplement, have to get up to 1100 mcg daily for it to be toxic
4. Bentonite clay for foot baths, helps bind and pull out the poisons

Hydrogen is called tritium when it's radioactive. It's seeks all body tissue because all parts of the body need hydrogen. I don't know what to take for that. Does anyone here?

As well, a doctor from Hiroshima (directly after the bombing) kept people alive and cleansed, on a diet of brown rice, green tea, and dark greens.

I've also heard that Spirulina (again, dark greens) can bind and eliminate enormous amounts of radioactive material (you might want to buy your Spirulina from India, not Japan).

I'm so sorry I don't have a link about the lemon balm etc. I heard about it in a text conversation with my sister. I've reviewed the text file but the history only goes back to August 2013.

Love Sierra

Sierra, mellow red miso was also used after the war in bombed areas. Miso soup has wakame seaweed and miso paste, both good for radiation poisoning. Any sort of seaweed would be good, but wakame has a milder taste. A cup of miso soup every day would be a very nice sort of protection.

I have heard iodine solution is useful, but others say it's better to get iodine from food sources like seaweed. I would not like to get it from regular table salt with added iodine. I add a little powdered seaweed to my little salt cellar by the stove (pink salt and hijiki or wakame), and put a pinch in the cooking.

Thanks for all that information ... lemon balm is surely one of the best herbs. Useful on so many levels. It has been called the cheerful herb, because it lifts depression and calms anxiety and nervousness; and it helps bring sleep. It's anti viral -- the essential oil (called Melissa) is effective on cold sores. It's used for thyroid problems (Graves' disease) which is an autoimmune disease.

Eaglespirit, may life shine on you in these days.

[araucaria]

@ Ulli, Carmody, 1inMany
Love is just a word that points to a concept, or rather several very different concepts, and a concept is merely an abstraction from the corresponding behaviour. A writer like Dickens will spend hundreds of pages showing how infatuation is a very weak and immature form of love that will somehow be corrupted by others and, even in the most careful hands, in a sense be corrupting of others. Infatuation is not in itself evil, it just doesn’t work towards creating good. This is an instance of the concept falling short of the thing. At other times the word will fall short of the concept. For example Uriah Heep is famous for his self-proclaimed ‘umbleness’, which has nothing to do with true humility and everything to do with hypocrisy. It is both the tool that enables him to wangle his evil way into other people’s honest business, and once behind bars, to show himself off as the most penitent, reformed criminal in the prison without having actually changed in the slightest.

Someone said that hypocrisy is the tribute (in the sense of compliment) that vice pays to virtue. I would add that hypocrisy is the tribute (in the sense of payment) that vice extorts from virtue. It cheapens or even counterfeits every value, and so we find, when we want to discard a word, that many have already discarded the concept and the very thing itself has become worthless.

I don’t know how Dickens worked, but as such a prolific writer he may well have planned in 1848 a book that came out over the following two years. At the same time, he may have written his instalments to pretty tight deadlines, so perhaps each section would have a specific birth chart, rather like the Washington Monument has a birth chart at some intermediate point of its construction. It might be interesting for someone one day to look into the astrological implications of something like this. It would certainly be more interesting than working out exactly what minute of what day Monet’s Sunset at Etretat is supposed to depict, as some scientists have just done.

[donk]

Posted by marianne (here)

Posted by sierra (here)
marianne, employees at u.s. Nuclear plants have written into their contracts, they must drink two cups of lemon balm tea a day...

are you serious?

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8i5i0jxIWYw

[Marianne]

[Sierra]

I gots the giggles.

[Playdo of Ataraxas]

[QUOTE=Marianne;791136]

Posted by Sierra (here)
I have heard iodine solution is useful, but others say it's better to get iodine from food sources like seaweed. I would not like to get it from regular table salt with added iodine. I add a little powdered seaweed to my little salt cellar by the stove (pink salt and hijiki or wakame), and put a pinch in the cooking.

For what it's worth, I am still taking, for over a year now, upon PL's recommendation, the Heritage Store Cayce product, Atomidine. And I must attest, I have never been healthier in my entire life. I know there are other variables that account for overall health, but, whether placebic or not, I'm sticking by it. Of course, I don't think that I am dealing with large amounts of radioactivity. At least, not that I know of.

But then again..... Mississippi may still be glowing for all I know. South Mississippi was the site of the only US nuclear test explosions east of the Mississippi river.
http://mshistorynow.mdah.state.ms.us...in-mississippi

[PurpleLama]

Atomidine is the best. Makes me not-lazy when I take it. I also have lots of great ideas, like designs for tower gardens and stuff, when under the influence.

It does remind me, Playdo, last time I visited "the Baptist", he showed me a rad map for the US, and there was this crazy clear spot over MS. He said its been there all along.

[Carmody]

Posted by Sierra (here)

Posted by Marianne (here)

Posted by Sierra (here)
Marianne, employees at U.S. nuclear plants have written into their contracts, they must drink two cups of lemon balm tea a day...

Are you serious?

Yes, I am.

I've also bought:

1. Vitamin B for strontium 90, a bone seeker
2. Potassium for one of the cesiums, a muscle seeker
3. Thyroid supplement, have to get up to 1100 mcg daily for it to be toxic
4. Bentonite clay for foot baths, helps bind and pull out the poisons

Hydrogen is called tritium when it's radioactive. It's seeks all body tissue because all parts of the body need hydrogen. I don't know what to take for that. Does anyone here?

As well, a doctor from Hiroshima (directly after the bombing) kept people alive and cleansed, on a diet of brown rice, green tea, and dark greens.

I've also heard that Spirulina (again, dark greens) can bind and eliminate enormous amounts of radioactive material (you might want to buy your Spirulina from India, not Japan).

I'm so sorry I don't have a link about the lemon balm etc. I heard about it in a text conversation with my sister. I've reviewed the text file but the history only goes back to August 2013.

Love Sierra

Better yet, get some live Spirulina, and make your own.

[Marianne]

Carmody, I didn't know you could grow your own spirulina. Suppose we can find directions online? I'm going to look. I use it in one of my soaps, and it's awfully expensive for soap making. But gives it a beautiful green-blue color, and good for the skin.

My favorite quotation lately...
"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel" ~ Maya Angelou

[PurpleLama]

IIRC, 778 has a thread on the forum about making spirulina....

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...-own-Spirulina

[Playdo of Ataraxas]

Posted by PurpleLama (here)
Atomidine is the best. Makes me not-lazy when I take it. I also have lots of great ideas, like designs for tower gardens and stuff, when under the influence.

It does remind me, Playdo, last time I visited "the Baptist", he showed me a rad map for the US, and there was this crazy clear spot over MS. He said its been there all along.

Ha! I am not the least bit surprised. There be potent magick in these parts! You don't just lose your head and learn nuthin' from it.

In other streams of thought, I 'm currently listening to Black Peter, and sipping' on some good beer.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=XMks4nFUO3A

[Playdo of Ataraxas]

Just read this from Salon.com:

"The 1% Frothing Paranoia"
http://www.salon.com/2014/01/29/the_...ely_a_symptom/

Makes me think of the song Zevon wrote with Hunter Thompson, "You're A Whole Different Person When You're Scared"

http://espn.go.com/page2/s/thompson/030908.html

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=m31P_yMIw4M

[PurpleLama]

Here and now, feeling a little sick in the pit of my stomach. It is a damn shame, people not taking care of or controlling their animals. A dog from across the street has been harassing us, and talking to the lady of the house over there got me nowhere, her response was If you have to shoot her I will understand. Well, I just had to pop her with the bb gun as she charged down my driveway toward where I was sitting on the porch. It just ain't right, leaving the neighbors to deal with your dog like that. Just ain't right. Next time the dog, a well bred pit bull, goes after one of my kids, or my cats, it won't be the bb gun I reach for. No good reason that I should be the one to have to do that, but I reckon I will if I have to.

[Playdo of Ataraxas]

You can report it to animal control and abuse and they will come and get it, and in the least maybe confront the owners. There's leash law where we live, but probably not where you are. I feel your pain brother. I have new neighbors next door since January, and one day one of them was walking a pit bull on a leash, but in our yard. I lit into him more than I should have, verbally. In 6 months, I haven't seen him or the dog, though I am on good terms with the other roommate. I've become a momma bear when it comes to children safety, sanctity, and security.

[ulli]

Posted by PurpleLama (here)
Here and now, feeling a little sick in the pit of my stomach. It is a damn shame, people not taking care of or controlling their animals. A dog from across the street has been harassing us, and talking to the lady of the house over there got me nowhere, her response was If you have to shoot her I will understand. Well, I just had to pop her with the bb gun as she charged down my driveway toward where I was sitting on the porch. It just ain't right, leaving the neighbors to deal with your dog like that. Just ain't right. Next time the dog, a well bred pit bull, goes after one of my kids, or my cats, it won't be the bb gun I reach for. No good reason that I should be the one to have to do that, but I reckon I will if I have to.

What about a garden hose instead?
Anyway, have a look at these 19 photos of a Japanese grandmother and her cat ...might cheer you up....

http://m.notinerd.com/la-hermosa-his...9-fotografias/

[PurpleLama]

Lotusblossom knows someone in the sherrif's dept, who also works as a security guard at her school. She will be talking to him tomorrow about what can be done, no animal control out in the county, that I am aware of, but we will know what the options are come tomorrow. It was about a month ago, me and James were in the back clearing out the tunnels through the giant azalea bushes, and the dog started after him and I had to run it off then, and it has been happening more and more, until it was every day this week. When 1inmany was visiting, it happened a few times, and it was quite upsetting to say the least to have the critter chasing my cats through the yard just a few minutes after we had taken the baby in. As 1 observed, the way the dog was getting after the cats, it might not have distinguished had it rounded the corner and come across the baby, instead. I don't much care for the position I am in, I don't much care to hurt any animal. It isn't the dogs fault its owners are so irresponsible.