Cancer cure, but FDA and doctors would rather have your cash and not the cure.

[eastcoastwilly]

It's ironic that you reject global warming (which is backed by millions of hours of scientific research) and yet appear willing to accept the Beck protocol based on the limited evidence of just your own experience. 

I don't claim to be an expert on anything, but I have learned to question many things that society and governments impose upon us like Carbon Taxes which are going to save us how ?

http://www.oism.org/pproject/

Will

[rbisys2]

Greetings,

Seems like we have two AMA black ops on this post.

Neither one of them have ever used a rife device.

Best thing to do,  IGNORE THEM.  They'll eventually go poison another post.

[wizardofmars]

http://www.oism.org/pproject/

The Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine (OISM) describes itself as "a small research institute" that studies "biochemistry, diagnostic medicine, nutrition, preventive medicine and the molecular biology of aging." It is headed by Arthur B. Robinson, an eccentric scientist who has a long history of controversial entanglements with figures on the fringe of accepted research. OISM also markets a home-schooling kit for "parents concerned about socialism in the public schools" and publishes books on how to survive nuclear war.

The OISM would be equally obscure itself, except for the role it played in 1998 in circulating a deceptive "scientists' petition" on global warming in collaboration with Frederick Seitz, a retired former president of the National Academy of Sciences.

I have no problem with questioning the status quo, but don't let your mind be so open your brain falls out. The OISM is not a credible source for much, if anything.

For the record, 20 years ago I believed all this nonsense - my grandmother filled my head full of Erik von Daniken, Lobsang Rampa, Kirlian aura's and Carlos Castaneda among others bogus mystical and pseudoscience topics. It took me years to figure out how to sort the wheat from the chaff.

[rbisys2]

Greetings,

I really didn't want to respond, but you make it so tempting.

You're reacting to overdose at a young age. Unfortunately too many parents do this in hopes they'll jump start their children.  I tried this and although I didn't try to impose too many advance ideas, I could see the reaction.  What it boils down to is you can only teach children by your actions.  Most of the ideas are over their heads except for the most simple ideas.  Children, people, you, me will move toward those ideas, people, places that will best fulfill the journey of their soul and the path may seem perfectly normal to the individual. but completely wacko to those around them.  But, the journey always ends with the prize rewarded at the end.

It's obvious you over reacted, but, in metaphysical jargon the pendulum will swing the other way.  How far is up to you.  But it will swing.  You came into your family group to be exposed to certain ideas and experiences.  You'll forgive your parents and thank them for the ultimate goal even if the lines of the play were not perfectly delivered.

Your self conditioning forces you to now look for the"devil in the details"  There will always be devils in the details, it's the final goal you keep your eyes on.

[amigo]

Hi all,

Sorry, been away for a bit, just cooling off, so could not reply to posts above...I'll just put some remarks below and go from there

Apples:

The cyanide poison proponents can take that one to the bank and try to cash it. All I can say from my short existence and experience is that the Nature does not package things that have no purpose, human ignorance does that. Many animals eat the apples and other fruits with pips containing cyanide all the time, and those animals do not die from poisoning. Actually if anyone carried a study maybe they'd show they are as healthy as ever.

Only humans tell their young not to eat pips and to discard the package that Nature has conveniently packaged for us. Hell, when you think about it how many other things we do not consume as a whole package but toss parts away while animals eat as a whole?

And no, please do not quote me Natural packages that contain cellulose because I am aware humans do not digest cellulose, but apples aren't one of those either...


Rife:

I admit I did not devote truly extensive time to research him, never the less I am aware of the works and details. To me his story is one of those Urban Legends or Myths developed around a lot of hear-say. We also have couple of profiteers, being no better than Big Pharma, in my humble opinion, who build Rife like devices and sell them for extortion prices to desperate Terrans.

Somehow I feel there's more to Rife than we know, something to do with him as a person, a being. Perhaps he had some other, hidden talent that he did not tell anyone about...


Lakhovsky:

Did anyone care to read his book Secret of Life and the accompanying BSRF Handbook on MWO?

There's much to Lakhovsky's life that people do not take into account. From what I could gather, he had someone helping him occasionally by providing direction and guidance, maybe a spiritual teacher of sorts or just an advisor, behind the curtains.
Further more, Lakhovsky was big into dowsing and radiestesia and he noted many times that his devices were custom built and tuned for the occasion and place. He would use dowsing to double and triple check his designs and setups, beside consulting the person I mentioned above.

I regret not knowing French because there is another book from him only available in French language. Besides, I believe there are some other publications related to him also only available in French as well, sigh...

Beck:

Beck had clearly (at least to me) stated that the original patent on the method was not practical - you had to pump blood out through some machine, energize it and pump it back into the body. Beck, an inventor and tinkerer, wanted a more practical and non-evasive way to induce current in the blood stream without having to remove the blood from the body. Is there any doubt that his method does not induce micro-currents in the blood, because we are not talking science fiction here but physics?


There's a lot of valuable research that's put into the same pile with the the less reputable and questionable ones. Never the less, we should not discard the idea just because it sounds crazy, right now, might not be crazy tomorrow, even from a quack.

Things in Nature are cumulative and if we wish to play along we must do it as Nature directs us. Curing dis-eases has to be done at Nature's pace, gradually, be it a day, a week or a month. Why else does it take time for Lakhovsky coils, Beck pulser and other wonderful devices to show results? Granted, humans have found shortcuts to many things, but are those shortcuts necessarily a good thing on the long run knowing about the cumulative effects?

In retrospect, looking back to the future, curing dis-eases was not a "matter" of matter but mind, we are just far from it and for a good reason, too.