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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Scientific Proof That Hands-On Healing Works
Scientific Proof for Hands-on- Healing
The Hartford Courant reports that "University of Connecticut researcher and department of surgery Professor Gloria Gronowicz recently led a study in which Therapeutic Touch, performed by trained energy healers, significantly stimulated the growth of bone and tendon cells in lab dishes. To Gronowicz's astonishment, the cells treated by trained Therapeutic Touch practitioners grew faster and stronger than those that received no treatment at all:"
More At Link: Healing In America
Monday, August 20, 2012
You Cannot Sell The Truth
"You cannot sell the truth, it is not for
sale. What you can sell are ideas and beliefs concerning it, but they
are not the real thing. You have to decide for yourself if an imitation
of the real is worth paying for or if it is better to receive the real
thing for free. Your ego will always try and convince you that the truth
is available for a fee and many smiling faces will be waiting to agree.
The ego says if it does not cost a lot, it must be worthless, but the
heart replies that what the ego says is worthless is actually priceless.
The best things in life are free for a reason and if you have to pay
for truth or love then they are worthless to you."
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Collecting Enough Mass by Bernadette McCormack (May '08)
Beautiful poem written by my beautiful artistic sister, Bernadette ~
I’ve been collecting enough mass to start shining
I’m standing outside myself, watching me gather flame, fame
I take an idea from the universe
Create it into something tangible, concrete, lovable, real
Something they can see
Something they can touch
And they love it,
And they love me for creating it.
They give me their love
Disguised as money
I take it
Feed my children
I love them for it
I love the universe for giving it to me
In the FIRST place
An energy wheel is created
A connection is connected
Loose wires
Now joined
A broken line repaired
God spits us out as individuals
And then says, “Now go find each other,
The rules of the game are simple,
Collect as many as you can.”
As I gather a crowd
They gather each other
And we buzz
Together
To gather
Each other
I’ve been collecting enough mass to start shining
Soon I will be a star
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
MY EXPERIENCE OF COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS by Allan Smith - An MD's Account
From The TASTE (The Archives of Scientists' Transcendent Experiences)
Journal and Online Project managed by: Dr. Charles T. Tart, Editor
Allan Smith (real name) is trained in medicine and anesthesiology, in which he earned an M.D.degree .
He has worked as a basic scientific researcher on the nature of
anesthesia before his experience and at many professions, including
medical ethicist, since then. He had received a national award for his
research just before the experience and was one of the most promising
young researchers in his field. This experience occurred in Oakland,
California when Dr. Smith was 38 years old and sitting quietly at home.
The experience has been written up in great detail and compared to
psychedelic experiences in a published account.
Read More Here ~
Laughter is the best medicine in hard times and Killing Buddha is first and foremost a comedy. And the title is politically correct! (It’s inspired from a quote from one of Buddhism’s most famous philosopher monks, Linji, the 9th century founder of Chán Buddhism.)
But the film also has a serious message and we have already attached three world superheroes of the New Age: Deepak Chopra, Barbara Marx Hubbard and Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev.
While distributing “What The Bleep Do We Know?! ” I was honored to be able to travel the world to speak about my experience making “Bleep”. The most common question was “how did a girl like me, one who had never uttered the words Quantum Physics- end up making such a film?”
Sometimes it takes the most unlikely of people in the most unusual circumstances to create something that touches the world like “Bleep” did. The story I told had a resonance with so many, which I decided to, write a film about it: “Killing Buddha”
Crowd funding is a great way to get involved in the making of a film. Anyone who participates in this campaign will not only get them some cool perk (a t-shirt, a dvd or even a part in the film!)
By participating in this project at any level you’re invited to join a special group – come along as we make the film via a special website just for you! Watch videos from the set, see behind the scenes footage, chat online with the cast and the film makers and so much more! Once you join in the funding you’re a part of the team!
Brief Synopsis:
Killing Buddha is loosely based on the life and experiences of Betsy Chasse and what happens when the least spiritual person on the planet gets hired to make a movie about spirituality.
Business flagging, dumped by her boyfriend, car repossessed and the bank eyeing her heavily mortgaged home, disenchanted ex-Hollywood film producer Sara Wells desperately wants change. Convinced by her agent to go to a yoga class, there she receives some simple advice: make a list of what you want and let the universe provide.
Confident in her list-making abilities, uncertain about the universe and nostalgic for her Hollywood days, Sara tops her Wish List with a request for a movie to produce—a meaningful film that will change her life. Within hours, Sara is offered the script for
Killing Buddha, a privately funded documentary about the modern Western spirituality movement.
Sara’s deepest insight into spirituality is that God is dog spelled backwards. But she is intrigued by the coincidence with her list and drawn by the possibility of learning the ultimate recipe for instant happiness and success.
Sara takes the project against the advice of her agent, setting out on a hilarious road trip with a bickering mismatched film crew of believers, cynics and seekers: Jason Stroud, born-again cameraman, Brin Halloway, bitterly disillusioned New Age consultant, Catholic editor and sound man Fabio Martinez, and wet-behind-the-ears African American PA, debutant and socialite, Michelle Kandell.
Think “Bridget Jones seeks enlightenment while shooting a documentary about God”… a brilliant way of hiding great teachings in a funny, personable movie with a great female protagonist.
You can learn more about the film and her campaign at: www.killingbuddhathemovie.com
Allan Smith (real name) is trained in medicine and anesthesiology, in which he earned an M.D.
Read More Here ~
KILLING BUDDHA - A New Film By 'What the Bleep...' Producer Betsy Chasse
Why Killing Buddha? (Excerpt from OmTimes article)
Laughter is the best medicine in hard times and Killing Buddha is first and foremost a comedy. And the title is politically correct! (It’s inspired from a quote from one of Buddhism’s most famous philosopher monks, Linji, the 9th century founder of Chán Buddhism.)
But the film also has a serious message and we have already attached three world superheroes of the New Age: Deepak Chopra, Barbara Marx Hubbard and Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev.
While distributing “What The Bleep Do We Know?! ” I was honored to be able to travel the world to speak about my experience making “Bleep”. The most common question was “how did a girl like me, one who had never uttered the words Quantum Physics- end up making such a film?”
Sometimes it takes the most unlikely of people in the most unusual circumstances to create something that touches the world like “Bleep” did. The story I told had a resonance with so many, which I decided to, write a film about it: “Killing Buddha”
Crowd funding is a great way to get involved in the making of a film. Anyone who participates in this campaign will not only get them some cool perk (a t-shirt, a dvd or even a part in the film!)
By participating in this project at any level you’re invited to join a special group – come along as we make the film via a special website just for you! Watch videos from the set, see behind the scenes footage, chat online with the cast and the film makers and so much more! Once you join in the funding you’re a part of the team!
Brief Synopsis:
Killing Buddha is loosely based on the life and experiences of Betsy Chasse and what happens when the least spiritual person on the planet gets hired to make a movie about spirituality.
Business flagging, dumped by her boyfriend, car repossessed and the bank eyeing her heavily mortgaged home, disenchanted ex-Hollywood film producer Sara Wells desperately wants change. Convinced by her agent to go to a yoga class, there she receives some simple advice: make a list of what you want and let the universe provide.
Confident in her list-making abilities, uncertain about the universe and nostalgic for her Hollywood days, Sara tops her Wish List with a request for a movie to produce—a meaningful film that will change her life. Within hours, Sara is offered the script for
Killing Buddha, a privately funded documentary about the modern Western spirituality movement.
Sara’s deepest insight into spirituality is that God is dog spelled backwards. But she is intrigued by the coincidence with her list and drawn by the possibility of learning the ultimate recipe for instant happiness and success.
Sara takes the project against the advice of her agent, setting out on a hilarious road trip with a bickering mismatched film crew of believers, cynics and seekers: Jason Stroud, born-again cameraman, Brin Halloway, bitterly disillusioned New Age consultant, Catholic editor and sound man Fabio Martinez, and wet-behind-the-ears African American PA, debutant and socialite, Michelle Kandell.
Think “Bridget Jones seeks enlightenment while shooting a documentary about God”… a brilliant way of hiding great teachings in a funny, personable movie with a great female protagonist.
You can learn more about the film and her campaign at: www.killingbuddhathemovie.com
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Will Our Kids Be A Different Species?
Courtesy of Ted Talks Featuring - JUAN ENRIQUEZ
Throughout human evolution, multiple versions of humans co-existed. Could we be mid-upgrade now? At TEDxSummit, Juan Enriquez sweeps across time and space to bring us to the present moment -- and shows how technology is revealing evidence that suggests rapid evolution may be under way.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
The Secret of Reality
Excellent explanation by Bashar (channeled by Darryl Anka), describing why circumstances, people, etc., 'appear' to change when we choose to perceive things differently ~
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
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