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Selling A Culture Of Ignorance To The Young
Selling a culture of ignorance to the young: key moments
Sam Cooke: Don’t know much about anything, what a wonderful world
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Jon Rappoport
April 3, 2017
As my readers know, I’ve been documenting the downfall of education in America for a long time. My basic logic course, contained in my collection, The Matrix Revealed, is one antidote.
Aside from what happens and what doesn’t happen in the classroom, the promotion of a popular culture devoted to glorifying ignorance certainly erodes children’s ambition to learn.
Let’s return to a “more innocent time” to pick up a clue, and a turning point.
Wonderful World, composed by Sam Cooke, Herb Alpert, and Lou Adler, broke on to the scene in 1960. It had legs. Later covers of the tune climbed the charts in 1965 and 1978, and then Cooke’s original performance was resurrected as a hit in 1985 and 1986:
Don’t know much about history
Don’t know much biology
Don’t know much about a science book,
Don’t know much about the french I took
But I do know that I love you,
And I know that if you love me, too,
What a wonderful world this would be
Just another sentimental popular tune; who cares? No one; except the lyric awoke a vast underlying YES in many hearts.
I don’t know nothin’, but love will carry the day, and the world will be wonderful then.
The obvious message: there is a shortcut to happiness. Learning is beside the point. It’s irrelevant. Just listen, the singer has found the key. He’s basically ignorant, but it doesn’t matter. If he can convince Her to love him, he has the answer the world has been waiting for.
He’s the hero. He’s the example.
Knowledge is just a con. It gets in the way. It creates adults. That’s a horrible fate. Remaining a child wins the prize. Children don’t have to worry. All they need is love. Let’s somehow reduce EVERYTHING to THAT.
As for Sam Cooke himself, well, he began singing with a group when he was six, he later composed a number of hit tunes, he launched his own record label (SAR), he put together his own music publishing company and a talent-management outfit. I don’t know what he knew and didn’t know, but he knew something. He worked tirelessly for years. (At the age of 33, in 1964, he was shot and killed in a Los Angeles motel. The circumstances surrounding his death are in dispute.) Point is, the Cooke who was singing about being ignorant was far from ignorant—as is the case with many performers who convincingly launch childlike sentiments to audiences for mass consumption. But these audiences, enveloped in the “feelings,” rarely bother to consider the source and the intelligence of the source.
Popular culture is a back-and-forth affair. The artist relays a quick dream, and the public buys it, because the dream arouses some latent idea that proposes a shortcut to happiness. An out.
The artist and his handlers are always looking for the fabled hook; the phrase that will pull in the crowd and galvanize their reaction.
Eventually, after years of swimming in pop culture, the tuned-up audience is conditioned to the notion that life’s secret has to be one hook or another. Little else is important.
Certainly, work is not important. Striving is not important. Ambition is not important. One’s own creative impulse is not important. Learning is not important. Those are all dead ends. Instead, something much simpler and easier (and vaguer) has to be the key.
In the realm of politics, there is a carryover. The answer in that arena would be simple, too. Greatest good. Love everybody right now. Kinder, gentler. I feel your pain. It takes a village. No child left behind. Hope and change. Yes we can.
Don’t know much about a science book,
Don’t know much about the french I took
But I do know that I love you,
And I know that if you love me, too,
What a wonderful world this would be
If you just took the last three lines of that lyric and eliminated the rest, you’d have…nothing. No hook, no impact. But add the “don’t know” piece, and you’re striking gold. Because the audience of mostly young people wants the “don’t know.” That’s what they’re looking for. A boil-down into the effortless item that allows them to win what they yearn for, by pleading ignorance. Perfect.
Don’t know much about history
Don’t know much biology
Don’t know much about a science book,
Don’t know much about the french I took
But I do know that I love you,
And I know that if you love me, too,
What a wonderful world this would be
Don’t know much about geography,
Don’t know much trigonometry
Don’t know much about algebra,
Don’t know what a slide rule is for
But I do know that one and one is two,
And if this one could be with you,
What a wonderful world this would be
Now, I don’t claim to be an “A” student,
But I’m tryin’ to be
For maybe by being an “A” student, baby,
I can win your love for me
Don’t know much about history,
Don’t know much biology
Don’t know much about a science book,
Don’t know much about the french I took
But I do know that I love you,
And I know that if you love me, too,
What a wonderful world this would be
History
Biology
Science book
French I took
But I do know that I love you,
And I know that if you love me, too,
What a wonderful world this would be
I can’t resist tossing off a salute to the Beatles, because if you think Sam Cooke was scraping the bottom of the barrel, his lyric was Shakespearean laid alongside the 1963 Lennon/McCartney offering, I Want to Hold Your Hand. This was not the Beatles of Eleanor Rigby or even Hello, Goodbye. It was the early rocket that set off the first US explosion of Beatlemania.
Get a load of this lyric:
Oh yeah I tell you somethin’
I think you’ll understand
When I say that somethin’
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
Oh please say to me
You’ll let me be your man
And please say to me
You’ll let me hold your hand
Now, let me hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
And when I touch you
I feel happy inside
It’s such a feelin’ that my love
I can’t hide
I can’t hide
I can’t hide
Yeah, you got that somethin’
I think you’ll understand
When I say that somethin’
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
And when I touch you
I feel happy inside
It’s such a feelin’ that my love
I can’t hide
I can’t hide
I can’t hide
Yeah, you got that somethin’
I think you’ll understand
When I feel that somethin’
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
The single of the song sold five million copies in the US. It was folded into an album, Meet the Beatles!, which soon piled on another 3.5 million sales. The 1960s were off and running.
Nothing would ever be the same.
I’m told the real hook in I Want to Hold Your Hand is the opening phrase: “Oh yeah.” The kids loved it right away.
And if you want culture, you’ve got to go to the kids. They know what’s happening. They’re on the cutting edge…
Of the cliff.
It quickly became apparent to ad agencies, and corporations, and politicians, and media barons, and even the medical cartel, that targeting children was the new Thing. Don’t raise them. No. Bring the adults down to the child’s level.
That was the breakthrough.
The kiddies want what they want when they want it.
Convert society into a diaper-dream.
Hawk that dream from Norway to the southern tip of Argentina.
Buttress it with psychological clap-trap.
Call it, I don’t know, something like…
Utopia.
Yes, that’ll work.
As long as no one THINKS.
Oh yeah.
If you reduce the English language to the level of the two songs I’ve presented here, why would children in school want anything more?
They already believe they know the secret of life.
And if the “secret” doesn’t deliver the goods, it’s an easy step for the children to then consider themselves victims.
After that, the trip downhill happens quickly.
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Jon Rappoport
The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here.
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Preventable Medical Errors Are The Third Leading Cause Of Death In The United States
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Zy Marquiez
March 22, 2017
“Probably as much as 75% of the medicine of sickness is unnecessary and its cost can be avoided.”
– Dr. Ghislaine Lanctot, Author Of The Medical Mafia
It was reported by the British Medical Journal [BMJ] – although it had already been reported for quite some time by various researchers who outlined Dr. Barbara Starfield’s study for more than a decade – that preventable medical errors were the third leading cause of death in the United States.
Its quite unfortunate downright disturbing that such a system kills 250,000 [conservative estimate] a year, like clockwork, and still fosters so much trust even though prescription drugs are in fact 16,400% deadlier than terrorists.
There are many things that Big Pharma doesn’t want you to know. And given that the Big Pharma literally pays the Mainstream Media’s bill, we can’t expect decent coverage of such deleterious issues. Furthermore, coverage of Big Pharma’s dirty laundry would crack the reality egg and wake people up. The establishment will always make sure that doesn’t happen.
Think about it, if terrorists were killing 250,000 Americans EVERY YEAR, people would be out for blood, asking for war, justice, everything.
But the medical establishment killing 250,000 people EVERY YEAR? That’s standard procedure.
That’s really no big deal. It happens. Nothing to see here, move a long now. That’s standard procedure.
And if you happen to still believe that the mainstream media reports the truth, where are they now covering this? This was published in arguably the most prestigious medical journal in the world. Where is the coverage?
Nothing but crickets.
There should be some serious discussions taking place considering that people are dropping like flies at hospitals.
What’s more, disturbingly, Newsweek reported:
“The researchers for the study from Johns Hopkins say their findings suggest the CDC’s method for collecting data on causes of death is flawed, leading to inaccurate estimates on just how dangerous a visit to your local hospital has become.
Death certificates currently don’t have a separate coding classification for medical errors, which means estimates are not accurate.
The medical coding system used by the CDC was originally developed for physicians and hospitals to determine what to bill health insurance companies for individualized patient care. The authors recommend an overhaul of how cause of death data is collected.”[Bold Emphasis Added]
That’s overwhelmingly significant, considering that this could mean there are even more big-medica-caused deaths that are not being counted.
Furthermore, with prescription drugs being doled out at the tune of 4 Billion per annum, it’s no wonder that medications are also injuring 1.5 Million people a year.
Not only are there 400,000 injuries that can be prevented each year at hospitals, but there are also 800,000 injuries that occur in long-term care facilities.
When does this stop?
By becoming aware that there is a problem, first. Secondly, this begins to change when the individual decides to not become a statistic.
There are alternatives, which is why alternative medical care, which usually has no side effects, keeps growing at an unprecedented rate.
Don’t allow what happened to my family, losing two family members and nigh becoming a third loss myself, happen to yours.
Awareness is the key. And awareness of this issue might just saved your life, or that of your loved one.
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Rediscovering the Art and Science of Sound Therapy
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John Stuart Reid
February 19, 2017
John Stuart Reid and Annaliese Reid illustrate how sound is fast regaining its place as a powerful healing modality. Having first been used by the ancients, sound therapy has undergone a period of re-discovery and is now poised to reveal the intricacies of healing both at the cellular and psychological levels.
“Sound will be the medicine of the future.” ~ Edgar Cayce
Several ancient cultures used the seemingly magical power of sound to heal, but sound therapy had almost disappeared in the West until 1927 when Professor R. Wood and his assistant, Loomis, discovered ultrasound—high frequency sound—and its medical properties.1 With this discovery, research burgeoned and it is now established fact that ultrasound has powerful medical properties including its use in breaking up kidney stones and even shrinking tumours.2,3,4,5 In hospitals and sports injury clinics, in all parts of the world, therapeutic ultrasound is used to support or accelerate the healing of soft tissues and broken bones. In the 1980s, infrasound—very low frequency sound—and audible sound were also discovered to have healing properties and in recent years several commercial organizations have developed audible sound devices to support a wide range of physical ailments.6, 7, 8 The companies have documented many cases in which their sonic therapies benefited individuals. Audible sound is intrinsically safe and cannot be “overdosed,” while ultrasound, if not properly applied, can cause severe internal burning.
The Aboriginal people of Australia are reported to have used their “yidaki” (modern name, didgeridoo) as a healing tool for thousands of years and one tradition holds that its primordial sound created the world and everything in it. Stories passed down through many generations of their culture tell of healing broken bones, muscle tears and many kinds of illnesses using their enigmatic musical instrument. To our knowledge no medical studies have been conducted in which the yidaki’s healing power has been tested, although its acoustic output is in alignment with some modern audible sound therapy devices so it is not surprising that it has healing properties. Studies of the benefits of playing the yidaki instrument have been conducted and a paper in the Journal of Rural Health concluded that yidaki playing alleviated the symptoms of asthma in school children.9 Another study, reported in the British Medical Journal, concluded that it helped sleep apnea.10
A yidaki, or didgeridoo, ancient musical instrument with therapeutic benefits. Image credit: Dan McGarry
The ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician, Pythagoras of Samos, was reported to have used therapeutic sound by using music to treat physical as well as emotional maladies. One of his biographers, Iamblichus, writes, “Pythagoras was of the opinion that music contributed greatly to health, if used in an appropriate manner…[by using] music in the place of medicine.”11 Today, music therapy is an established clinical discipline widely used to assist people to overcome physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual challenges.12 There is some evidence that the ancient Egyptians used sound as medicine and a tradition exists in which Pythagoras is thought to have travelled in Egypt, suggesting that he may have gained his knowledge of this subject from their priests.13
Before discussing the mechanisms that underpin sound therapies let us take a brief look at the organizing power of sound.
Sound: primordial organizer of the universe
Many spiritual traditions speak of sound as the formative force of creation. The prophetic opening words of St. John’s Gospel are a good example:
“In the beginning was the Word, [sound] and the word was with God, and the Word was God.”
Another example is that of the Vedic Brahmanism tradition of northern India (circa 1500 BCE) in which the theme is strikingly similar to St. John’s Gospel,
“In the beginning was Brahman, with whom was Vak [the word] and the word is Brahman…by that word…he created all things whatsoever.”
Shabako Stone (British Museum)
A final example, of many, is that of the inscription on the Shabako stone in the British Museum, considered by Egyptologists to be one the most important hieroglyphic texts and second only to the Rosetta Stone. The Shabako Stone text tells of the god Ptah, the cosmic architect who created the entire Cosmos simply by uttering words. Predating the Old and New Testament by hundreds (and possibly thousands) of years, lines 56-57 of the ancient Shabako Stone text state:
“Lo, every word of god came into being through the thoughts of the mind and the command by the tongue.”
The prophetic nature of such spiritual traditions has come to light due to recent studies pointing to sound (rather than gravity) as the prime organizing force of all matter in the early Universe. Sound cannot travel in the vacuum of space but sound can travel wherever matter is dense enough to allow atomic particles to collide; scientific theory suggests that the early Universe was filled with high density particles during the first 380,000 years of creation.14 It is this process of collisions between atomic particles that provides a clear definition of sound: Sound is the transfer of vibrational information at the moment of collision between any two atoms or molecules.
Sound may also have been a prime mover in the creation of life. It is generally held that life began in the vicinity of hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor, places where (even today) hot, mineral-rich gases bubble up from earth’s core into the seawater, making contact with molten lava. Yet, the structuring and organizing force that triggered life has always eluded theorists. Could it be that sound, one of the most potent organizing forces in the Universe, was involved? Although invisible, sound has holographic properties and has the power to structure matter at the atomic scale. In water sound acts to form “sonic scaffolding” that causes molecules to coalesce in an orderly manner. This dynamic, sonic mechanism may have sparked life.
The shape of sound and life
Cyma Technologies Inc. “Cyma 1000” sound therapy device
The CymaScope is the world’s first scientific instrument that allows us to study the visual geometry created when sound encounters a membrane or fluid medium. (“Cyma” derives from the Greek, “kyma,” meaning wave). The device creates sound images called “CymaGlyphs” that are the imprint of sound on the surface and sub surface of pure water. Pure sinusoidal sounds contain many mathematical ratios, perhaps the most important of which is “phi” that is often referred to as the “Golden Mean” and is the ratio of 1 to approximately 1.618. Phi is prevalent in all living things, suggesting a link between sound and life, and Gyorgy Doczi’s wonderful book, The Power of Limits, illustrates this point with great flair. He analyzes sea creatures, shells, butterflies, flowers and many other life forms to validate the phi ratio as one of the defining characteristics of life.
Geometric sonic structures, typically containing the phi ratio, are commonly observed with the CymaScope instrument and provide us with a hypothetical model for the way in which the earliest life forms may have been shaped in the ancient seas. The surfaces of microscopic bubbles, created near hydrothermal vents, could have been host to geometric patterns of sonic vibration, providing nodal points in which the building blocks of life found safe haven. Simple creatures that exhibit clearly defined geometry, such as diatoms and starfish, offer support that sound may have been involved in the triggering and/or structuring of life.
A Starfish from the Ordovician era, 450 million years ago, with geometry overlay, illustrating the golden mean ratio
A virus with a geometric morphology and a lineage stretching back 3.5 billion years also provides some support for this hypothesis and was discovered in the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park, leading to the intriguing proposal that the earliest life forms may have been viruses. 15
A Transmission Electron Micrograph of “Sulfolobus Icosahedral Turreted Virus” found in a thermal pool of Yellowstone National Park.
On the right, the unique lattice of this icosahedral virus is shown superimposed upon a cryo reconstruction.
Courtesy Dr George Rice, Mantana State University
One of the greatest mysteries in understanding how life came into being concerns the helical nature of RNA and DNA. One possibility stems from CymaScope research in which vortices can be created in water by pure low frequency sounds in both the macro and micro realms, providing a form of scaffolding to which the molecules of life could have adhered. The dynamics necessary to create micro vortices in the ancient seas may have derived from the low frequency sounds generated by hydrothermal vents. The pure form of sound needed to power this mechanism may have derived from a certain class of hydrothermal vent bubbles. Pure tones have been detected emitting from hydrothermal vents and the largest vent bubbles are thought to act like Helmholtz Resonators, effectively tuning out all frequencies except those that resonate with the gas cavity formed by the bubble.16 It is intriguing to think that naturally occurring micro spiral vortices in water, created by pure sounds, may be part of the mechanism contributing to the origin of life. Although further research is needed to clarify this hypothesis it is clear that sound and life are inextricably linked. (For an expanded treatise on sound as a life-creating force, see Sound, the Trigger for Life at: www.cymascope.com/cyma_research/biology.html
Therapeutic sound principles
If sound was the trigger for life it should not be surprising that sound has the ability to support and heal life. Put simply, sound has the almost magical power to restore order to organisms that are malfunctioning–magical in the sense that we don’t yet fully understand the mechanisms at work. For example, studies have shown that audible sound in the form of music has significant healing properties in both humans and animals, inferring that music therapy is potentially healing on two levels: first as a result of the stimulation of the brain’s pleasure centres, leading to hormonal secretions and “feel good” effects, and second, due to the physical effects of sound at the cellular level. 17, 18, 19
Regarding the physical effects of sound at the cellular level, two main categories exist: Destructive and Constructive sound therapies. Lithotripsy is a well-known medical technique that employs high intensity ultrasound to shatter kidney stones and gallstones and employs a destructive sonic principle. 20 However, therapeutic ultrasound can employ either a constructive or a destructive sonic effect, depending on how it is deployed. For example, ultrasound can accelerate cellular division in soft tissues and accelerate bone growth (a constructive principle) while high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) can be used to shrink tumours (a destructive principle)21.
High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (Hifu)
Professor Gail ter Haar’s experimental method for destruction of cancer masses.
Institute of Cancer Research, Royal Marsden Hospital, London
Therapeutic audible sound generally employs a constructive sonic principle, but an intriguing possibility exists to use audible sound destructively in order to shrink tumours22, 23. Dr. James Gimzewski, of UCLA California, has taken a novel approach to studying cellular function. He uses an atomic force microscope to ‘listen’ to the sounds emitted by cells. The focus of this new science, which he has named “sonocytology,” is mapping the pulsations of a cell’s outer membrane, thus identifying the “song” of the cell. Gimzewski’s work suggests that every cell in our bodies has a unique sonic signature and “sings” to its neighbours. Sonocytology could be developed into a potentially powerful diagnostic tool for identifying the sounds of healthy cells versus those of injurious ones. It also offers an even more exciting prospect: the ability to play the destructive sounds of rogue cells back to themselves greatly amplified so that, by the simple law of resonance, the hostile cells implode and are destroyed. In this scenario there would be no collateral damage to surrounding cells since healthy cells would not be resonant* with these frequencies.
Professor James Gimsewski and his Sonocytology research team, UCLA Berkley
The mechanism(s) by which constructive sound therapies trigger the body’s healing response are unknown but one possibility concerns the fact that when a system of cells is traumatized, for example due to physical trauma or by invasion of a pathogen, they go into a form of hibernation known as the G0 phase, or quiescent phase, in which they are effectively asleep and not replicating.24 To rejoin the normal cell cycle leading to normal replication and healing, the cell requires either good nutrition or rest or both, but, hypothetically, exposing quiescent cells to audible sounds of the correct frequencies acts as a catalyst that stimulates the cell to move to the G1 phase in which cells prepare for replication.25 We monitored a healthy yeast cell’s “song” spectrographically and compared it with the spectrograph of the same cell after it had been traumatized by acid. (The sound files were from Dr. Gimzewski’s lab). It was clear that the traumatized cell emitted far higher frequencies, as if the cell was screaming. Applying sounds to a system of traumatized cells may stimulate the cell’s Integral Membrane Proteins and imprint a cymatic pattern upon the cell that provides a form of energetic sonic nourishment, causing its frequencies to return to normal.
Cells immersed in therapeutic sound frequencies (artist’s impression)
Modern audible sound therapy devices are non-invasive and are essentially like playing music to the body; in fact many traditional sound therapy music-based instruments, such as the harp, the gong, Tibetan bowls and crystal bowls emit rich soundscapes that provide sonic nourishment for cells. The piano and harp, in particular, are important because all of their sounds are harmonically related to each other; each higher frequency created by a piano or harp string is mathematically related to the string’s fundamental frequency, regardless of the choice of concert pitch. (The fundamental frequency of a given piano or harp string is called its “1st harmonic”, and the same string’s 2nd harmonic is twice the fundamental frequency, and the string’s 3rd harmonic is three times the fundamental frequency and so on.) This natural order means that when cells receive harp or piano sounds they are better able to absorb the sonic energy. In the case of gongs and Tibetan bowls although their harmonic output is jumbled they can provide sonic nourishment for cells provided they are played at low or moderate levels; if played loudly such sounds would be a stressor for cells. However, audible sound therapy devices employ carefully targeted frequencies, unlike the broad range of frequencies provided by music and music-based instruments. This targeted approach has been found to be highly efficacious and Cyma Technologies Inc, for example, is pioneering a new era in therapeutic sound therapy devices in which specific sets of frequencies are employed, depending on the nature of the malady to be supported. We can envisage a future in which diagnostic and therapeutic beds, resembling a scene from a Star Trek sick bay, may become commonplace and in which sound therapy forms part of the clinician’s armoury of healing modalities.
The role of intention in sound healing
Sound therapy is a highly effective tool for the support of a wide range of health challenges and fortunately an individual does not need to believe in it for it to work. However, there is another factor that can greatly amplify the effectiveness of healing: creative intention. While mainstream medicine does not yet recognize the importance of a patient’s intention, in contrast, most vibrational energy practitioners, including sound therapy practitioners, use a holistic approach that addresses both mind and body. When the power of intention is held, the chances of a successful outcome are intensified. Intention consists of using your focused thoughts, feelings and visualizations to attract whatever is desired, such as enhancing one’s health.
American sound therapist, Jonathan Goldman, created this simple formula: Sound + Intention = Healing
The power of intention involves consciously drawing on the universal field of energy. Utilizing this potent universal force along with healing sounds has been found to dramatically accelerate the healing process. Many people fall into the trap of fear, or negative intention, particularly in regard to health issues. It is all too easy to fixate upon the possible consequences of a health challenge rather than on the positive expectation of enjoying a healthy, vital life. The Universe, it seems, is neutral and will return in kind whatever we focus upon. Whether we are aware of it or not, we use the power of intention either positively or negatively every moment of every day. Our thoughts, feelings and imaginings are the templates for the results and experiences of our lives. In this context, like attracts like.
When using creative intention, there is the sense of being deeply inspired. (The word inspiration means inspirit.) We are motivated to respond to a deeper calling with a firm belief, an absolute knowing, that our desire has already been fulfilled. When we merge the mind’s energizing force with the universal field of energy for the purpose of healing and creation, our health and the quality of our lives can be transformed. One may ask how it is possible to have absolute certainty about a desired outcome before there is any apparent proof. People tend to believe things only when they see them. However, the art of creative intention calls for a new way of thinking: when you believe it, you will see it.
It is highly beneficial to the creative process when you act as if you already have what you want. See, feel, and think as if your body is currently vital and whole. When you act as if your desired outcome has already happened, the subconscious mind cannot differentiate between what is factual and what is imagined and believes your intention is actual reality. The mind holds immense healing and creative powers and will continue to work on your behalf as long as you maintain your conscious focus of intention. Perhaps the most important element in “acting as if” is to feel the experience of having already manifested your desire.
Some people have used these and similar tools of intention but have not experienced the successful outcome for which they had hoped. Generally it is not because they have applied it incorrectly or missed an important element in the process. Their lack of success usually stems from unresolved issues and detrimental beliefs that are harbored as internal fears in the subconscious mind; issues so old and ingrained that the person may not even be aware of them.
Buried fear-based issues and limiting beliefs tend to set up an internal conflict. The conscious mind may want to create a desired outcome, but the overpowering, conflicting influence of unresolved issues and beliefs block success. Nothing can become a part of your reality unless your feelings and your conscious mind are in alignment with the more powerful subconscious mind. The magnificent power of intention fully engages when all systems are in alliance, when the thinking-feeling self aligns with the underlying belief system. Intention powered by the healing energy of sound is a key to improved health and other improvements in one’s life.
Sound healing case studies
Cyma Technologies Inc. has underwritten a number of documented case studies to clinically validate their therapeutic sound device. Their therapeutic technique is called “cymatherapy.” Four brief Cyma Technologies examples are given below, along with links to case studies by the Medsonix company and a reference to the KKT, a sonic modality supporting spinal issues.
Only by undertaking and documenting case studies will audible sound therapy become accepted as a mainstream modality, leading to their use in hospitals and veterinary centers worldwide. http://cymatechnologies.com
Racehorse tendon injury
A thoroughbred racehorse had sustained a major tendon lesion during a race and in such cases horses are usually put down or, at best, relegated to pasture. A return to racing after a severe injury is extremely rare. Throughout this study the horse was under the care of a veterinarian and regular sonogram imaging was used to document the progress of the recovery. The images clearly showed the return to normal homogeneous tendon cell integrity. The tendon of the horse not only healed completely using cymatherapy, but there were no traces of scar tissue whatsoever. The horse returned to racing. Clearly, while the above study refers to a horse, muscle and tendon injuries in humans are just as readily supported with sound therapy devices.
Knee injury
A 56-year-old woman was involved in a car accident that left both knees debilitated. She needed the assistance of a walker or cane to move around and her condition was worsening. She was unable to sleep more than an hour or two at a time because of severe pain. Her doctor informed her there was nothing more he could do when he found that her knee joints were worn down to bone-on-bone. He recommended that she resign herself to buying a power wheelchair and expect to use it the rest of her days. This was harsh news for a woman who had led an active, athletic life. As a last resort, she had ten therapeutic sound sessions using cymatherapy.
Her life has turned around as a result. Today, she can walk–even run. She says, “I can climb flights of steps, dance, go bowling, garden, and play golf, besides doing all of the things I used to do prior to the accident.” She continues, “I have been given the extraordinary gift of having my life back, and the way I want to live it.”
Shingles
A woman had a case of shingles on her upper chest and back. She could hardly stand up as a result of the severity of the pain. The only help her doctor could offer was to prescribe a drug to prevent a recurrence. It took the shingles about three months to heal but two years later the shingles reappeared in exactly the same areas. After the second cymatherapy treatment she reported that the areas tingled and then began to disappear. After using cymatherapy for four more days the shingles had completely disappeared and have not recurred.
Dental abscess
A client who had a tooth extraction appointment with her dentist decided to try cymatherapy as a last resort. She was suffering from a very painful abscessed tooth and had been told that the root had disengaged from the jawbone. She was taking 15 ibuprofen tablets a day for the excruciating pain. The tooth immediately began to feel better after a few days of sound healing and she was able to cut back on the painkillers. After half a dozen cymatherapy sessions she was totally pain-free and she retained her tooth. Her dentist was amazed.
*Resonance in the context of sound therapy can be described as the frequency of vibration that is most natural to a specific, cell or organ. This innate frequency is sometimes referred to as the prime resonance of the cell or organ. The resonance principle does not necessarily require the living system to emit a sound.
Finally, here are some other case histories and stories that report on the power of sound as a healing modality:
Medsonix company case studies:
The Effects of a Low Frequency Acoustic Waveform on Osteoarthritis: A Pilot Study
http://www.medsonix.com/assets/unlv_-pilot_study-osteoarthritis.pdf
https://www.scribd.com/document/76903960/Medsonix-Acoustic-Waveform-Study
KKT Spine treatment:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v–7fbaFlLA
Sound help for Alzheimers:
http://content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-alzheimers-disease/jad160081
Sound help for Fibromyalgia:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4325896/
Sound help for impotence:
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.3109/21681805.2014.984326?journalCode=isju20&
Music making may help keep mind in tune in old age:
http://www.world-science.net/exclusives/110411_music.htm
Read More At: GreenMedInfo.com
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References:
1. Therapeutic ultrasound: some historical background and development in knowledge of its effect on healing: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25026107
2. Dyson, M. Mechanisms involved in therapeutic ultrasound. Physiotherapy 73(3):116-120, 1987.
3. Dyson, M., Luke, D.A.: Induction of mast cell degranulation in skin by ultrasound, IEEE Trans. Ultrasonics. Ferroelectrics Frequency Control UFFC-33:194, 1986.
4. Hogan, R.D., Burke, K.M., and Franklin, T.D.: The effect of ultrasound on microvascular hemodynamics in skeletal muscle: effects during ischemia, Microvasc. Res. 23:370, 1982.
5. Pilla, A.A., Figueiredo, M., Nasser, P., et al: Non-invasive low intensity pulsed ultrasound: potent accelerator of bone repair, Proceedings of the 36th Annual Meeting, Orthopaedic Research Society, New Orleans, 1990.
6. Cyma Technologies Inc: http://cymatechnologies.com
7. Medsonix: http://www.medsonix.com
8. KKT International: http://www.kktspine.com
9. Didgeridoo playing and singing to support asthma management in Aboriginal Australians: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20105276
10. Didgeridoo playing as alternative treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome: randomised controlled trial: http://www.bmj.com/content/332/7536/266
11. Iamblichus’ Life of Pythagoras. Inner Traditions International Ltd, page 59:
12. Music Therapy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_therapy
13. Egyptian Sonics: https://www.cymascope.com/shop/products/egyptian-sonics-pdf-download/
14. Big Bang Acoustics: http://people.virginia.edu/~dmw8f/BBA_web/index_frames.html
15. Ancient viruses: http://www.pnas.org/content/101/20/7716
16. Hydrothermal vent resonance: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1762412/
17. Music Therapy for humans: http://www.apa.org/monitor/2013/11/music.aspx
18. Music Therapy for pets: http://www.livescience.com/4791-pets-enjoy-healing-power-music.html
19. Music’s feel good effects: http://www.nature.com/neuro/journal/v14/n2/abs/nn.2726.html
20. Lithotripsy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithotripsy
21. HIFU: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-intensity_focused_ultrasound
22. General article on Dr. James Gimzewski’s work in sonocytology: http://sciencenotes.ucsc.edu/0501/sound/index.html
23. Scholarly article on Sonocytology: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/596646?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
24. G0 phase of cells: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G0_phase
25. G1 phase of cells: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G1_phase
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Aristotle: Music
A Declaration of Independence For Education
Source: NoMoreFakeNews.com
Jon Rappoport
December 26, 2016
A hundred fifty years ago, at least some Americans recognized that all serious discourse depended on the use of the faculty called Reason.
Formal debate, science, and law all flowed from that source.
A common bond existed in some schools of the day. The student was expected to learn how Reason operates, and for that he was taught the only subject which could lay out, as on a long table, the visible principles: Logic.
This was accepted.
But now, this bond is gone.
The independence engendered by the disciplined study of logic is no longer a desired quality in students.
The classroom, at best, has taken on the appearance of a fact-memorization factory; and we should express grave doubts about the relevance and truth of many of those facts.
A society filled with people who float in the drift of non-logic is a society that declines.
Ideologies that deny individual freedom and independence are welcomed with open arms, because they mirror a muddled people’s desire to confirm that failure is the inevitable fate of all of us.
When education becomes so degraded that young students are no longer taught to reason clearly, private citizens have the obligation rebuild that system so the great contribution to Western civilization—logic—is reinstated in its rightful place.
Logic, the key by which true political discourse, science, and law were, in fact, originally developed, must be unearthed.
Logic and reasoning, the capacity to think, the ability to analyze ideas—an ability which has been forgotten, which has been a surpassing virtue in every shadow of a free civilization—must be restored.
Once a vital thing has been misplaced, buried, and covered over by mindless substitutions, people cannot immediately recognize the original thing has any importance, meaning, or existence.
To declare its importance makes no sense to “the crowd.” They look bewildered and shake their heads. They search their memories and find nothing.
They prefer to adhere to rumor, gossip, accusation, wild speculation, and fear mongering as the primary means of public discourse and assessment of truth.
These habits light their paths. These reflexes give them some degree of pleasure. These idols become their little gods.
To win out over such attachments and superstitions is a job for the long term.
But if our labors yield rewards, we can once again bring import to education, and to the idea of authentic freedom that once cut a wide swathe through darkness.
A string of direct and distracting abuses has saddled our schools. Among them:
Teachers believe they need to entertain children, in order to capture their attention;
School systems have substituted the need for public funds in the place of actually supplying a sound education;
Under the banner of political correctness, school texts have been sanitized to the point of sterility, in order to avoid the possibility of offending, to the slightest degree, any group;
Students rarely confront information in the form in which it is delivered to people all over the world—they confront substitutes;
Students have, in this respect, been coddled;
Subjects such as sex education, which belong in the family, have been delivered into the hands of schools and teachers;
Indeed, in certain respects, schools are asked to substitute and stand in for parents;
Masked as “learning opportunities,” various political agendas have been inserted in school curricula;
The basis on which every historic document establishing some degree of freedom was debated and drafted—logical thought—has been eliminated from the curriculum as a serious discipline;
Students are permitted and even encouraged to drift and grasp at superficially attractive ideas and fads of the moment;
In this respect, freedom has been reinterpreted to mean “mental incapacity and wandering thought”;
The vast contributions of the ancient Greek civilization, where logic as a crucial subject was born, have been obliterated, minimized or summarized in sterile fashion;
Logic, the connective tissue which binds together the progression of ideas in rational argument, has been kept away from students;
The result is the production of shallow minds that cannot see the architecture of reasoning;
Students, at sea, begin to invent wholly insufficient standards for accepting or rejecting various points of view and supposed authorities;
Students lose their true independence without ever having gained it;
The low level of overall literacy in our schools is matched only by the non-comprehension of rational thought;
In the presence of these and other deficiencies and abuses, students are pushed through, from grade to grade, graduation to graduation, as a bureaucratic function, regardless of their ability.
Therefore, citizens of good intent must offload this system. They must assume responsibility for teaching children the missing key to education.
Logic; the capacity to reason, to think lucidly; to separate sense from chatter; to discover deception and avoid being influenced by it; to remain free and independent from the shifting opinions of “the herd”; to maintain personal liberty in the face of every spurious enticement to abandon it; to come to grips with competitive sets of First Principles which will lead to freedom or slavery; these are the stakes in our time.
This is the crossroad.
Choose the path that can bring us the fulfillment of a worthy goal.
Choose reason over vacuous mindlessness.
We, who still know the power of the mind, and who understand how that power can be harnessed to shape independence and liberty, can bring, out of the dust of recent history, an education that truly trains the intellect.
Logic is the foundation of such an education.
If schools, which have become madhouses and factories and toxic medical dispensaries, will not teach it, we can teach it.
Read More At: JonRappoport.wordpress.com
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Jon Rappoport
The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free emails at NoMoreFakeNews.com or OutsideTheRealityMachine.
#GoodNewsNextWeek: Belgians Hunt Books, Not Bulbasaurs
Source: GoodNewsNextWeek
Media Monarchy
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Studies show being good is hot; A teacher started a book hunters club where kids capture, read and release; Community disaster relief saves NOLA before the state tries. Notes/Links:
Women Find Chivalrous Men More Attractive
http://bit.ly/2bPt2xe
Belgians Hunt Books, Not Bulbasaurs
http://bit.ly/2bYyBfZ
Private Disaster Relief in Louisiana Outperforms the Government
http://bit.ly/2c32eLl
Organization restores photos damaged in natural disasters
http://bit.ly/2cd20ni
Is underwater agriculture the future of food production?
http://bit.ly/2bPtnjk
#MorningMonarchy: Scottish football fans fly flag of Palestine in match against Israeli team (Aug. 18, 2016)
http://bit.ly/2bvvXea
Scottish football fans fined for waving a Palestinian flag; respond with crowdfunded donations for Palestine
http://bit.ly/2bE99bL
Study: Music at work increases cooperation, teamwork
http://bit.ly/2c32cmH
EpiPen maker’s stock value drops nearly $3 billion in 5 days
http://bit.ly/2c6D39O
“I’ve done really bad things”: Undercover UK cop abandons war on drugs
http://bit.ly/2c9JYPX
2016 Ballot Measures Could Nullify Marijuana Prohibition in Eight States
http://bit.ly/2bPtATH
First Hemp Crop Planted in Maine
http://bit.ly/2bPZC6m
Oregon collects $25M in Marijuana taxes so far in 2016
http://bit.ly/2bQw7Q9
The Hidden Patterns of Creation [Part 1 & 2] – A conversation with Dr. Joseph Farrell
Source: Forum Borealis
August 7, 2016
Today we take on one of the largest philosophical mysteries; what Dr. Farrell [GizaDeathStar.com] refers to as the Topological Metaphor. In a roller coaster of a talk, we touch many aspects and derivatives of this fundamental structure of existence – historically, esoterically, theologically & politically. What is this fingerprint of Creation? Where do we find its traces? How is it best grasped through symbolism, numbers, music & geometry? Was it part of a prehistoric understanding? How does modern science relate to it? How is this open abundance system opposed to the closed scarcity system? And we learn about the first Unified Field Theory in known history!
The Hidden Pattern of Creation (Part 1 & 2) – A Conversation with Joseph Farrell (S06P02)
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[Book Review] Weirdstuff – Hollywood Mind Control by Jamie Hanshaw
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Zy Marquiez
April 17, 2016
Hanshaw’s work recently became known to me and after listening to her in an interview, my curiosity about her work was piqued.
In this book, Weirdstuff – Hollywood Mind Control by Jamie Hanshaw, a wide net of topics is ensnared, and in quite surprising depth as well. The net the author casts is wide enough to make even the most trenchant believer in the “nothing to see here” paradigm, at least begin to question what might truly be taking place.
What if everything Hanshaw speaks of is true? Are the mind controls agendas she is claiming are happening really taking place? How long has this been happening? Who’s involved?
As other notable authors as the late Jim Keith covered in his book Mass Control: Engineering Human Consciousness and Daniel Estulin delved into in his recent book Tavistock Institute – Social Engineering The Masses, these concerted agendas have not only been going on for decades, but they have become quite embedded in our societal structure in many ways.
Hanshaw adds another groundbreaking and concerning layer into the mind control schemes that are everpresent in society.
Heck, if only a tenth of the information she covers is true, the world we live in is nowhere near the world people most even imagine. That’s actually quite disturbing, because the book makes a great case that various nefarious tools are being used to manipulate people, specifically in the music industry. However, those very people are being used to further more darker agendas, as the author herself illustrates.
This particular book – although its technically a magazine – is rather astounding. It has a lot of claims that might seem outlandish to those who haven’t researched these topics thoroughly, but truly are not.
If you haven’t begin doing research into the Mind Control that’s prevalent in Hollywood, which seeps into our culture, this is a great place to start.
Am definitely highly appreciate of all the colored pictures rather than the usual black and white pictures most other research books feature, as it gives this book greater vibrancy and more ‘life’.
From propaganda, mind control, to occult rituals, and even sifting through some ancient history, Hanshaw pulls no punches in her search for what the truth is. Keep in mind, this is not an easy field to navigate, and not many researchers have delved into it.
With that said though, this is a well researched book, and the author spared no expenses into shedding some light into some extremely bothersome areas of society.
For instance, following the threads of MK Ultra Programming, Hanshaw follows certain pop culture icons such as Beyonce & Britney Spears for example, and examines their careers with a fine-tooth comb so to speak. A common – and distressing – theme emerges with those, and many other musicians as well.
Part of the additional range of this book extends from analysis on disturbing videos that take place over and over again from various ‘artists’ elucidating into “the revelation of the method,” to alter egos which many musicians feature. Those points are coupled with secret rituals at times [think Superbowl, etc.], all leading to the mass hypnosis of society, which has helped socially engineering a new societal structure – a society that looks vastly different from what it did decades ago as many old-timers will attest too.
Keep in mind, this is merely one component of what is taking place, but a rather poignant one, because it goes mostly unnoticed.
Many people know about fluoride, or aspartame, or that ‘the system is rigged’, or that everything is stacked against you via politics, banking, etc. And yet, most of these people still allow their energy and personal power to be dictated vastly by sophisticated methods of propaganda, social engineering, mind control, entrainment technology and the like.
Given how the average person spends 5 hours watching TV, which accrues to 1,825 hours per year, its no wonder that so many fall like dominoes.
How one acts, how one dresses, what one thinks, how one thinks, how one speaks, what one buys, and much, much more, in large part is being manipulated by unseen hands. Yes, some players are known, as Hanshaw points out, and they SHOULD BE called out, so other people know, but there’s still a lot that is unknown. This is why continued research into such an abstruse field – as Hanshaw and handful of others are doing – is paramount given how much of society rejects vital information that would be highly beneficial to them if they had an open minded, yet skeptical mind.
Its one thing to watch a movie or a tv show, realizing that many of these pop culture forms of entertainment have various layers of meaning – deeper meaning.
It’s something completely different if what one is watching is to large extent a mind control engineering mechanism that seeks to compromise the individual in myriad ways. The author has shown many of the ways that this is taking place, and people should definitely listen to what is being said.
In this particular book Hanshaw does a trenchant job of addressing some of the questions regarding this esoteric mechanism of social manipulation. And due to that, am definitely looking forward to future works of the author. She set the bar high for her own work and am really looking forward to reading her other two books.
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