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Non Physical Cause of Lower Back Pain

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010

One of the first things I learned about back pain is that it has the unique power to paralyze you with pain. I was only 5 years old when I came upon this life lesson, complements of my Uncle Harrison—a scurvy knave who drank too much and couldn’t hold down a job for more than a month.

I liked him, though. He once chased some wild baby chickens just for me. For about two hours he ran like a man possessed, cutting corners trying to head them off, crisscrossing a small barnyard that backed up to his apartment on the outskirts of town.  Finally, out of breath and near collapse, he managed to capture 3 of the little feathered cuties so I could bring them home as my cherished pets.  Already, I had a picked my favorite and was sure it would let me cuddle it in time.

I remember my father got pretty ticked off when he had to spend one of his precious Saturdays building my babies a coop.  We lived in the suburbs of Memphis and chickens couldn’t run loose and unattended.  There were predators afoot:  Everything from copperheads to indigent two-legged creatures from the Nonconnah Creek bottoms.  Humanoids from that part of town were prone to eating whatever game they could find.

Speaking of which, two of my babies met an untimely end, munched down by a fence-climbing, black cocker spaniel from next door.  That old fella got so excited at the sight of lively, bird tenders that it literally scaled the wire fence by inserting its four paws into the chain link openings one at a time, making it’s way up about 4 feet of fence just like any human would do.  It was a scary sight and I’ll never forget his pink spotted under belly.

I was being a dutiful pet owner at the time, cleaning out the chicken coop, but Sparky from next door had been waiting for his chance to show someone how well he could live up to his name. This story doesn’t have a totally dreadful ending. My daddy and I returned one remaining live chickie to its little barnyard habitat from whence it had been plucked by my wildly, devolving Uncle Harrison.

But now I’m off track entirely. This particular Uncle Harrison story I’ve dredged up is the not the one I wanted. It was the one about back pain I was aiming for:  Once, when I was visiting and my uncle and aunt at their apartment on the outskirts of Memphis I had an encounter with back pain.

Uncle Harrison was taking turns flipping my 2 year old sister and me onto a soft couch landing.  That last flip must have been a doozy, ’cause it sent sharp stabbing pains into my lower spine and knocked my breath out. I was momentarily paralyzed while my aunt looked down on me, as if I were faking it just for the attention.  Not a happy moment for either of us. Even my sister burst out crying.

The worst of the pain went away within the next hour, thankfully, with the help of a chocolate milkshake, but along with it, went all future fun with Uncle Harrison.

My father’s sister got a divorce from Uncle H. three months later, and three years later the ‘poor bastard’ wound up dead drunk in the literal sense of the term.  He was found lying in a ditch along side a country road in Mississippi–not exactly the kind of ending John Denver pictured when he wrote the song, ‘Country Road‘.  Or maybe it was, judging from how Mr. Denver met his own untimely end.

And now, back to my original goal before I get further side tracked:  What are some of the causes of lower back pain?  Though the topic sounds rather bland at the moment, just stick with me,’cause there’s a happy ending here somewhere.

Most people don’t have an Uncle Harrison flipping them around at an early age, but many people do experience injury related back pain.  With some, though, the back pain just sneaks up on them over time, till it becomes the thing that won’t leave, as in ‘chronic’.   Still others get symptoms of back pain when the pressing life issues mount up.

Last year, I went to a seminar with Dr. Kam Yuen, a Shaolin Kung Fu Grandmaster, retired chiropractor and aerospace engineer. Back in the Seventies, he was the consultant for the Kung Fu TV Series and often played non-speaking roles in a TV episode that needed a flying, leaping grandmaster of Kung Fu to liven up the action. (Follow the above link to see an old Kung Fu candle lit clip of Dr. Yuen fighting with David Carradine.)

Anyway, it was the first day of the Yuen seminar and time to put into practice what we had learned. Keep in mind, please, that this is a seminar designed to teach you how to use your own energy to resolve any life issues, no physical movement involved. Grandmaster Yuen had spend the morning energetically ‘correcting’ us, teaching and showing us how easy it was to resolve painful issues, and all  in front of the class. It was now our turn to use what we had been taught on each other,  i.e.  resolve some painful issues for a fellow student.   As we paired up, I was praying, please, don’t let me get someone in real pain.

You know how you often get what you fear most, and this was one of those times.  The lady, my partner, had flown three thousand miles to get to the seminar,had not slept the night before and had some nasty lower back pain. It hurt when she stood, sat or walked.  Plus, she made it clear that she had little faith in me being able to resolve anything for her.   She preferred another working partner with more experience and, believe me, I was on the same page.  I was ready to bolt and get an experienced Yuen practitioner to deal with her.

Instead, though, I corrected myself to be strong to her disappointment and misgivings, not to mention my fear.  In other words, I made myself neutral to all the negative emotions.  Next, using my intuition that Grandmaster Yuen had just separated from logic and emotion, I tested to see if her back pain was physical or non-physical.

Non-physical felt weak, so I posed the question silently as to what was the true source of her back pain.  Then I paused, and a picture of the woman all bent over, kind of like Charles Atlas, came to mind with the words, ‘carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders’.  I remembered, though, how Dr. Yuen had said don’t think that just anything pops into your head is an answer for your question. Test it.

So I tested those words that had popped in my head for weakness–all within a split second, of course, and said to her. Let’s make you strong to ‘carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders’.   She visibly straightened up taller and a smile broke through.   “It’s gone,” she said with astonishment.  “The pain is completely gone!”

Believe me, I was just as astonished as she, but I finished up with some corrections for her relationship and job.  The next day, she made a point to find me and reiterate her gratitude. ‘My back pain is still gone, Laura.  I feel great!”

Those words gave me a weak buzz, though, so I tested her for expectations of the pain coming back and found a weakness there. As she was walking away, I made her strong to any expectations of the back pain returning, along with all other unwelcome things coming back in her her past present and/or future.

Now, some might ask how do you make yourself and others strong to any weaknesses, much less to the weaknesses of the past present and/or future?  And those would be good questions.  I could give you a linear answer that would wind up being a book or two, but the quickest way to learn is to attend one of Grandmaster Yuen’s Yuen Mastery Seminars.   By first break, you’ll know how.

End of story.

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Bipolar, Manic Depressive…the Harm of the Diagnosis

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

Why did the mental health experts change the clinical diagnosis from manic/depressive to bi-polar? A ‘wacked out’ human cycling between extremes is still a ‘wacked-out’ human.  The pain didn’t go away with the new name. Treatment success rate didn’t get any better with the name change.  A wacked-out and suffering human by any other name still stinks!

The problem with any so called mental disorder is that naming it doesn’t help.  In fact, other than providing a starting place for strengthening purposes, a diagnosis only hinders.

So, one of the first of orders of business with any mental, spiritual and or physical reaction that a person is having to his life is to separate the poor bastard from the diagnosis, ‘poor bastard’ being non gender specific.

In general, if a diagnosis doesn’t immediately make a person better, we need to get rid of the effects of everything attached to that diagnosis of the person and all who are privy to it.

Diagnoses, in general, weaken.  They do not strengthen.  So you make the individual with the diagnosis of bipolar or manic depressive strong to the diagnosis and separate the person from the energy of all others who carry this label.

Along with a diagnosis comes the baggage of much misinformation—the more studies, the more baggage. The more you read about the diagnosis, the worse it gets. You find out there are pre-conditions and pre-pre-conditions ad infinitum. Finding all the symptoms to a diagnosis and insisting something is the problem when it most definitely is not makes the problem so much worse.  Insisting you are bipolar, having your family or a doctor insist you are bipolar is weakening beyond anything imaginable.

The fact is, imagination pretty much shuts down with insistence, along with intuition and logical thinking, so that no real source of truth to the discomfort a person is having can be accessed.  It is by getting to the source of the symptom that you relieve the symptom.

A medical diagnosis is never a direct path to the source.  It is a direct path to meds which further weaken. it is a direct path to a prognosis that is carried to the grave and beyond.  Diagnose a person Bipolar and you weaken the offspring and the ancestors.

This is the age of information and misinformation.  At the touch of our fingertips is easy access to both.  Sad to say, there’s more misinformation out there, than information.  And misdiagnoses abound!

In the case of bipolar and most mental diseases, diagnosis is based on the self-reported experiences of an individual, as well as so-called abnormalities in behavior reported by family members, friends or co-workers.  First strike diagnosis is then followed up with ‘analysis’ by a psychiatrist, nurse, social worker, clinical psychologist or other clinician in a clinical assessment.

As soon as a person gets saddled with a mental health diagnosis, the whole family along with his friends and co-workers jump on his back and ride.  They begin to expect certain things out of this person and, lo and behold,  they find them whether they are there or not.  This further serves to lock a diagnosed person into behavior patterns, not to mention creates the problem of being watched. ( Test for being watched weakness. If you find it, delete the cumulative effect and apply it to the pentagon.)

People who expect certain behavior patterns from themselves or others, leave very little room for a different behavior from themselves or others. They only notice the behaviors that fit the diagnosis box. A person with a diagnosis has ‘bad’ things to watch out for–like not sleeping or showing small signs of excitement, for example. (Test for sleeping/not sleeping weakness. If found, make all concerned strong for having no reaction to not sleeping and no reaction to sleeping.)

A simple thing like not sleeping gets blown out of proportion in the mind and can trigger every behavior associated with past episodes diagnoses as manic or depressive.  The fact is, family members and friends get trained to watch for the slightest divergences from the norm and aren’t strong with different behavior from this person.

Strengthen all family members, loved ones and co-workers to the weakness of this poor bastard with any mental health diagnosis acting or behaving differently, and strengthen them to the person not changing.  People around a person with a mental disorder are often as ‘wacked out’ as the person exhibiting the so called symptoms.  They sometimes purposely bring them on (consciously or non-consciously) thus creating a vicious cycle.

So you make the person who is diagnosed as manic-depressive or bipolar strong to the misinformation about his condition and all medical misinformation in general, then apply the pentagon.  You make the person strong to expectations from others and strong to expectations he has about himself.  Test for weaknesses in the awareness triad (subconscious, conscious and nonconscious) and strengthen.

If you do not perceive a change in the person with the diagnosis, test for perception weakness.  How do you test?  Use your intuition–the subject of another day.

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Intuition or Bust!

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

Intuition is an ill defined and much discussed term or concept, and most would agree that the discussion leads to no where fast. Few people who talk about intuition do so from the place of experiencing it on command. Even fewer are speaking from a place of knowing how to help people experience their own intuition.

There’s so much misinformation flying at us about using and developing our intuition that the worthwhile info continues to get buried under a heap of useless and impractical emotions, feelings, perceptions and sabotaging thoughts.  No doubt, this will keep happening until the correct ideas become so mainstream that all the stupid talk can finally die down.

Some day the only discussion about intuition will come from our friends, the Historians.   They will study the times when people did not know how to access their own intuition, and we will all shake our heads at the ridiculous antics of human beings who insisted they were only using their ‘pure, practical intuition’.  (Sounds funny, doesn’t it?)

What I’m saying is, a lot of talk about a subject usually means that no one knows what he or she is talking about.  If enough people did know, the subject of how to develop human intuition would be a thing of the past.  Sad to say, the more misinformation circulating through the ethers about intuition means the less chance people have of actually experiencing it in this lifetime.

For example, some experts like to qualify intuition by calling it ‘pure’ or ‘practical’.  Words like ‘pure’ and ‘practical’ when applied to anything always bring to mind the words like ‘impure’ and ‘impractical’, and I don’t think these adjectives can be applied to intuition with much success. They just further sully or confuse the concept of any noun, thus implying that without the word ‘pure’ or ‘practical’, intuition can be dirty and/or frivolous.

There are experts galore that tell us how to train or develop our intuition—they clog up my email inbox on a daily basis. Wouldn’t the best way to ‘develop’ intuition come from someone who actually uses intuition—someone who realizes that intuition doesn’t need developing or training?

Intuition is just there hanging out, waiting in our human tool box–waiting to be separated from the other mental processes.  Happy to say, the separation takes less than sixty seconds when you know how to do it.

Speaking of which, explore what the leading Grandmaster of Shaolin Kung Fu, Kam Yuen, has to say about the subject of intuition. You can even join his private club for a monthly teaching teleseminar.  Grandmaster Yuen not only explains in clear detail what intuition is, but his explanation comes from the place of one who uses it all the time and teaches others to do so.

Many experts have jumped on the intuition bandwagon without a clue about where it’s going or how to get there.  Thankfully, Dr. Yuen is different.  He watches the intuition bandwagon headed for nowhere and continues to make the internal adjustments that are required among those who ask for them.

Everyone is naturally endowed with intuitive ability–including men. This innate intelligence gives us the potential to expand our minds to connect with answers and answers connect with us. There is nothing spiritual or psychic about the process of intuition.

Contrary to popular talk, intuition does not need developing or training.  It is just one of our mental processes. If we can separate the mind from its thinking and feeling, and separate the emotions, senses and perceptions from each other intuition will function independently and the human race will finally become ‘human’.

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To Chatter is Human

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

Mind over chatter is a funny oxymoron.

Oftentimes my conscious mind chatters nonstop! It’s a regular dictating bastard much of the time.

Making matters worse, my mind used to think itself ‘omnipotent’, and in so doing was fooled into believing that this was so. I remember when it raced out of control over minutiae, attacking not only itself but every other component in sight, i. e the body and the spirit.

So I’ve come to this decision: My worst enemy is housed within.  (A worst enemy is one you don’t identify as such.)

I suspect, though, that most everyone thinks his mind is god and I guess it sort of is.  The mind, after all, is fully aware of all our weaknesses and will attack relentlessly and without mercy until there is nothing left.

People who rely on their mind too much drown in the specifics of life. Not a very comforting thought, especially since I’ve seen it happen to people I love.

I remember having a heart to heart talk about the mind vs. intuition with my friend (a male friend, of course). It wasn’t that heated, but we were going around the usual points over and over getting nowhere. And I don’t remember why I was bothering to argue about it, either.

He finally said, “It doesn’t matter what you or anyone else says, Laura. A long time ago I decided that my mind was the best thing about me. I value my logical mind above all else.”

Well, Scott,” I answered without thinking, “You might want to remember that it was your mind who decided this about itself.”

He froze in place with his mouth hanging open for a full three seconds. I felt like I’d paralyzed him with the logic he so adored by out logic-ing him, but it was pretty much an empty victory. I had no idea how to correct the pitiful situation. It’s only recently that I found something that works.

Which brings me to here—what to do about the mind. Do we just point out all the stupid decisions it’s made and berate it into submission? That won’t work. I know people who do it all the time. A mind will find a way to ignore its own ineffectiveness.

How about assigning the mind a place of equal importance along with the body and spirit? I mean there are two other components of us—called body and spirit. Rather than letting the mind put itself in the ruling position, let’s examine the equality option.

I have to say I really like the equality option. Many ‘spiritual’ teachers put the Spirit at the top of the heap, but I don’t find that very helpful.  I had 12 years of religious schooling. The folks who consistently repress the flesh are incomplete and weird to the point that their personality often splits into two separate components under the pressure.

I don’t think most people realize how crazy the Spirit really is. Put bluntly, the spirit is one crazy mofo. It has access to each and every experience— not only its own, but everyone else’s, especially if you choose to go the psychic route and open yourself to other people’s spiritual experiences.

‘Lions and tigers and bears’ of the past present and future are bad enough when they are your own. Expose yourself to everyone else’s lions and tigers and bears and you’ve got bedlam to the infinite.

My point is this: The spirit is a valuable and necessary component of the mind/body/spirit triad but not a reliable teacher on its own. More often than not it is willing to sacrifice the mind and the body just to get its own way. And then it has to glom onto another body/mind for the next physical go round. You’d think the Spirit would learn after ten thousand bodies or so…..I rest my case.

Let’s just say that I value my body as much as my spirit. Maybe when I don’t have one I’ll value it even more, or maybe less. That time will come soon enough on its own. I don’t need my spirit to hasten the process by letting in run wild and roughshod over my body and mind, trying to make up for all the karma it wears like a sackcloth. How long are we expected to make up for our karma by suffering and creating more?

Enough said.

Now I come to the people like my logical friend Scott, the kind who give the mind more importance than the body or the spirit—the ‘scientific, classical philosophers amongst us. I’ve been there, too, so I’m not throwing stones at the philosophers. (Pardon the pun.)

I can remember when I held my head up, balanced high on the pretense of pure logic. I’ve lived by suppressing, repressing and denying that my emotions played any role in my so-called logical decisions. Suppressed, forgotten emotions make for some nasty but exciting outcomes. If you like excitement for its own sake then be my guest. You can even forget your bad experiences until your good ones get forgotten too. Alzheimer’s can’t be that bad if you’re the one who has it. (Pause to smell the sarcasm.)

Thankfully, I’ve found a system that can take care of the repressed, suppressed, shut down, denied and forgotten experiences, plus all the emotions they generate. It works like nothing else—the Yuen Mastery System. The only thing you really need is the correct information and that’s where the system excels.

The mind is not a clean component without this system, folks.

The fact is, without this system, the mind is a saboteur extraordinaire, quite capable of sabotaging itself 100% of the time. The mind needs very much to be protected from itself, or it can’t get to its own infinite potential. (Sigh)

We shouldn’t be surprised to learn that the mind can sabotage everything else too—-everything else being the body and the spirit.

So we correct for that. After a few informative corrections are in place it’s a snap. Corrections are made on the midline (that line down the middle of the front of our bodies). By putting some energy or attention there, until the corrections just happen naturally, we can change most anything that was unwisely considered to be unchangeable about human beings.

In other words, in two seconds or less, we can do away with mental sabotage or at least bring it down to a minimum just by knowing what we want to do and putting some attention on our midline to strengthen or correct the weaknesses.

Once the mind is corrected not to sabotage itself, we look at the body: Since the body expects the mind to sabotage it, we correct for that weakness too—once again on the midline. We correct the body to be strong all the way from the quantum particles up to the structure and back again.

Oh the joy of the midline!

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The Wastebasket Diagnosis

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

Fibromyalgia!

 

Fibromyalgia is a relatively newish term, eventually settled on by Western medical types as a label for some nasty symptoms that do not seem to be driven by any biochemical cause—-meaning they who look can not find clumps of little ‘abnormal’ bugs under a microscope to blame it on.

This dis-ease mostly hounds women but was not taken very seriously until the mid to late Seventies.

The word itself is a three-pronged hodgepodge: Fibro – meaning fibrous tissue, my – meaning muscle, and algia – meaning pain.

Symptoms are too numerous to mention. There’s everything from difficulty taking it in (as in swallowing) to difficulty letting it go (as in bowel and bladder abnormalities).

Basically, if you have been saddled with a ‘fibromyalgia’ diagnosis, you hurt all over all the time—-but especially in the morning. You are beset with constant fatigue and you may have difficulty thinking clearly. There are reports that some become ‘hysterical’ at times.  I certainly can’t imagine why anyone in constant pain would get hysterical. (Sarcasm, if you can’t smell it.)

There’s not much hope for fibromyalgia sufferers in the medical department.  Knowledge is severely hampered by conventional thinking/nonthinking. Doctors, themselves, admit they understand so little about the reasons for chronic pain in general, but this doesn’t mean they aren’t willing to provide sufferers with access to various colors of capsules, caplets and pills—-all complements of pharmaceutical industry research.  Anytime pain is involved, the drug companies are right there for us and pleased to be of assistance. (Smell it?)

Some physicians still label the manifestation of all-over muscle pain as a psychosomatic or psychiatric disorder, so don’t look for any help there, unless you want to further complicate your existence with antipsychotics and antidepressants.

Let’s not forget that it wasn’t very long ago that some experts prescribed ‘hysterectomies’ as a treatment for hysterical women with ‘imaginary’ pain or emotional issues. I don’t think they advocated anything similar for men in the same condition. Readers can correct me, though, if I’m wrong.

One of the pet medical theories these days, is the combo cause or the auto-immune deficiency category: Any combination of stress, anxiety, emotional/mental/physical traumas, coupled with poor sleep habits and general physical weakness, can supposedly trigger more pain in those thought to have an inherent sensitivity to pain. Very few among us don’t have an inherent sensitivity to pain, I would imagine. Why else would there be a word for ‘pain’ in every language?

The most recent 21st Century diagnosis, however, calls this syndrome, with its myriad of painful symptoms, a malfunctioning Central Nervous System (CNS).

At least some medical researchers have jumped the biochemical track, though they have no real means of dealing with a malfunctioning CNS that doesn’t cause side effects to the CNS. Ironic, isn’t it?

Go for a nice leisurely 5 mile run, some experts will advise. Enjoy the fleeting yet potent after-effects of endorphins. These strong brain chemicals will take your mind off the pain for awhile, and you can always exercise again to restock your brain receptors.

Hey, I know! Take some steroids and beef up your exercise potential. You have only to ask and Doctors will prescribe prednisone. Never mind what steroids do to your Central Nervous System.

At least exercise activates the lymphatic function, which in turn lowers the effects of pathogens and dead skin cells, but exercise can also overtire you and present more challenges to the basic body systems, not to mention your kidney chi.

Another thing you can try for solace is a‘support group’, mainly for those who are also suffering—-a veritable pain club. It’s an opportunity for people to learn and talk about their pain, hear about other people’s pain, and pool their hope for a cure. Sounds pretty dismal and I don’t think misery really loves miserable company.

How can any real relief be found for such a misunderstood pain? How can ‘cures’ be found for the Central Nervous System when the only cures that researchers even look for are biochemical in nature?

After all, changing the body’s chemistry is a pretty simplistic way to deal with a malfunctioning CNS, but that’s the theme these days. No matter what type of physical, mental or spiritual pain, blame it on the chemical makeup of the body and you’re approach is unquestionably sacred.

Fortunately, there are alternatives—–just not any alternatives that are commonly accepted or commonly known.

So the question you have to ask yourself is this… can an intuitive non-conventional approach to dealing with chronic pain work? Well, the conventional approach doesn’t.

That you already know.

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Energy Flows Where Attention Goes….

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Physical pain generally has its roots in stagnation. Let’s just define stagnation as non-flow or toxic back up, much like the environmentally challenged pond on the left.

When the body’s normal fluid-flow slows down or stops, toxic sludge begins to pool, often resulting in blockage and overworked body systems. This blockage can lead to congestion, inflammation, infection and infestation.  Pain most always follows.

To make matters worse, the circulatory, energetic, and lymph systems of the body just can’t  meet the increased demands to carry away and dispose of all the waste. The lymph system in particular gets challenged.

Some people think that the consumption of the correct nutrients or antibiotics is the most important step at this point.

Surprise! Surprise! Food nutrients and meds are not as important as water and the three basic elements:  oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen. You can live without food for quite some time, believe it or not. 

What are the consequences, on the other hand, if you don’t have enough oxygen and water? Cells begin to degenerate and die—that’s what. These dead cells cause blockages, and the blockages present the perfect medium for infections and infestations, which in turn cause pain.

This does not mean you need to drink mass quantities of water on an hourly basis. Your body can extract water from anything you eat or drink that contains it.

Only the water bottling companies profit from over consumption of water, certainly not your overworked kidneys. Overworked kidneys challenge the energy systems in general, and low energy is never conducive to optimal body function. ( Oh my god, I said ‘never’.)

When it comes down to it, though, it is infections and/or infestations that cause physical pain. Remove these and there will be no painful sensations.

How do you remove these? There are various roads to take. A good place to start is to strengthen the Lymph. When the Lymphatic System is working as it should, there are no infections or infestations. 

The Lymph System consists of 5 parts: nodes, fluid, channels, ducts and center. The lymph center processes infections and infestations through the liver and kidneys. From there, they go to large intestine and urinary/bladder to be flushed out of the body. Once that happens, any pain will be markedly reduced, or it will even subside altogether.

To minimize and eliminate pain, you should also remove the infections and infestations from the pain sites. Detoxify the sites from all accumulations of dead cells and cellular wastes. Insure this will happen by strengthening the lymphatic system to and from the site.

Ensuring that the energetic system is maintaining all the body processes in working order will reduce the occurrence of pain. When energy is low, there is no cushion of energy between body structures.  Even the body cavities are under attack.

After the energetic system is strengthened, you can pinpoint the non physical cause of the pain, a la Yuen Mastery System style. Using your human intuition, separate from logic, and unfazed by positive and/or negative emotions, you can pinpoint the exact cause. The separation process is a simple two second correction that requires a bit of new information is all.

You can learn to make your intuition function separately from your logical mind and independently from your emotions by consulting a Yuen practitioner, or by joining Dr. Kam Yuen’s monthly teleseminar club. The main reason Dr. Yuen started his club was to get the information out to as many people as possible. if I didn’t think this was a good idea, I wouldn’t tell you about it.

In any case, after pinpointing the exact cause, you strengthen yourself to this cause by thinking of your spinal cord, brain and mind.

How?  Just put your attention there.  Energy flows where attention goes. 

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Good Luck Living through Meditation!

Sunday, July 26th, 2009

You want to know how to get yourself into big big trouble–take up meditation.  You’ve probably heard it’s going to ease your mind, relax your body and calm your spirit, but how many meditators do you know that can boast even one of those three achievements?

Take it from me.  I live in a hot bed of meditating fools—from Buddhist monks to New Age bliss bunnies, and I’ve encountered more than my fair share.  They all stack up as either energyless, psychotic or angry—-sometimes all of the above.

That’s because most of the time, the opposite happens when people meditate.  Getting in touch with your spirit is worse than taking your life in your own hands.  You can’t even begin to know your spirit’s agenda.  The best thing to do is delete some of those karmic experiences and keep the spirit happy that way.

The spirit is such an unruly, aggressive bastard!  It has access to all your past and future spiritual experiences–and this includes the experiences of every personality of every ancestor and every descendant.  The spirit mainly wants resolution for every one of those personalities and it will stop at nothing.   Are you scared, yet?

No need to be.  Click this link to learn more.  I’m tired of talking/ranting right now.

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Natural Pain Relief for Osteoarthritis: Letting Go

Friday, July 17th, 2009

Relief protocol for treating any painful life condition, such as arthritis, should be based on real results and not the drug companies’ results, folks.  I’m talking about the kind of results that make a difference in your life.

Does anyone know something that works for the pain of this potentially crippling state of dis-ease called arthritis?

(I do I do!)

I found a method that not only works for pain, it works instantly and is lasting.  First, though, it helps to get rid of the conventional approach to pain, along with its conventional mindset.  But that shouldn’t be too hard—especially since the conventional approaches don’t work.  Right?  We can let go of anything that doesn’t work, no problem.

Wrrrong!  That’s the sound of the buzzer you’re hearing. ‘Letting go’ is hard for everybody, no matter what it is.  As human beings, we don’t want to let go of everything.  But not wanting to let go of everything keeps us holding on to something.  Sad to say, that something happens to be the stuff we’d actually be better off letting go of—such as conventional mindsets that cause pain and the spiritual experiences that drive us towards more pain.

OK Ok, so how do we convince ourselves to let go of everything?

How about meditating or chanting ourselves into a non attached state of being or bliss?  Wrrong!  How about letting the high of passion override the pain?  Wrrrrong!  How about loving our pain, loving our suffering, loving our tormentors, our god, our plight in life?  Wrrong! Wrrrrong! Wrrrong! Wrrrooooooooong!!!

Letting go of everything is so much simpler than any of that conventional stuff. I even know someone who teaches the method.  He taught me, plus, he has successfully resolved the pain of hundreds of thousands of folks suffering from any kind of mind body spirit pain, including the pain that gets you saddled with a life sentence of osteoarthritis.

Before people think I’m a pushover bliss bunny type, let me say this.  I am a critical human being, more so than I’d like; convincing me of anything is not an easy task.  I do not even believe my own eyes….I have to experience the same results more than once.  Miracles don’t convince me of anything.  Results have to be consistent.

And now we’re back to results—real results.  With that in mind, here they come: I’ve watched people who could only hobble, walk and climb stairs, people who couldn’t lift their arms above their heads, do jumping-jacks, people who could no longer play the guitar strum away… and so on.

Their pain and limited mobility was more the fault of buying into the misinformation, than it was the result of anything else.  How do I know this?  Because anytime we get to a true causes of pain, it goes away, till there’s none left.  And what keeps us from getting to the true cause?  —Our limited mindsets and our continued commitments to what hasn’t work.

Here is the conventional way of looking at osteoarthritis that most people accept without batting an eye:  Wear and tear on the joint is the reason we have been given for this ‘degenerative joint disease’.  Sometimes they blame it on your mama or your daddy (tell you the degeneration is genetic) and a few people like to claim it’s all in what you eat.  A conventional diagnosis is generally accompanied by scientific data straight out of the Fifties, called X-Rays, along with the information that if you live past fifty, you’re gonna get it.  (Better get ready ’cause here it comes!)

And yet, why do some people become crippled and not others?  Is it really genetic?  Is it really because there’s not enough high quality oils in your diet…. Or because you eat too many acidic foods….Or you drink too much coffee…Or you broke your foot when you were a kid?

What if they’re all wrong?

Back to the accepted hypothesis: Conventional diagnosis says that wear and tear is caused by micro-traumas to the smooth lining of the joint or cartilage.  Repeated rubbings and knocks cause them to flake and crack. As the cartilage degenerates, the underlying bone can become thicker and distorted. Movement can become painful and restricted, which can lead to limited use of the muscle associated with that joint.  The underlying muscle may gradually atrophy resulting in even more limited movement.

Trumpet Blast, Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  We need to get that scenario out of our heads immediately.

Now let’s look at the condition called osteoarthritis from three perspectives–physical, mental and spiritual. Physically it’s the result of  insufficient waste product removal which in turn dissolves the joint.  The waste products and dead material, such as skin cells, make a good home for parasitic bacteria, fungi, yeasts and viruses, that destroy the joint even further.

Drum Roll……………………………………………!

For the physical level we want to use corrections that reverse this condition even down to a cellular level:  we correct for stiffness and rigidity, we correct to reduce and eliminate stagnation, blockages , congestion, inflammation, calcification and mineralization in the cells.

Now we address the mental and emotional level.  Thinking and emotions play a big roll in dis-ease and pain.  That’s why they too need addressing.  So we look at a variety of emotions and mental states or whatever tests weak:  anxiety, fear, tension over-guarding oneself from life experiences, over internalizing, overreacting and so on.

Last, but not least, we correct the cause-and effect spiritual experiences.  And Voila!

There’s nothing like the three component approach.  It works!  Works on pain every single time!  Because,  it takes into consideration the whole picture of the body mind spirit.   Leave out one of the components. and the results won’t be as effective or lasting. Period.

I only know one method that addresses the body mind spirit and assumes nothing.  Dr. Kam Yuen developed it in response to the pain he encountered in his travels.  He teaches you how to do it, too.

If you connect with Dr. Yuen, you can experience pain relief for yourself.  His results are guaranteed!

There are four ways to connect: 1) Join his club http://www.millionariehealer.com 2) Attend a physical seminar www. YMSeminars.com or 3)Get a private consultation YMSeminars. 4)Participate in a teleseminar.


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Could You Pass Me Some True Purpose, And Hold the Squawking!

Friday, July 10th, 2009

“The Planet Earth is blue and there’s nothing I can do…“  David Bowie

…Except….find my true purpose, maybe.  Laura

Some of us thoughtful human types are haunted by our search for true purpose. Searching passes the time, gives us the feeling we’re accomplishing something and makes the tough parts of life more endurable.

Finding your true purpose can set you apart from all the other true-purpose seekers out there, especially if you write a best selling true-purpose book and get paid to make speeches all over the world.

Speaking of which, I’ve read snatches of the true purpose books and listened to enough of the true purpose gurus to feel OK about what I’m going to say next: People who claim to know how to find true purpose are all saying the same thing—essentially, they’re just parroting each other.

Sometimes there’s better parroting going on than others, and oftentimes I’ve seen people get really excited by a particularly pretty bird. But when the squawking dies down, there’s not much excitement left to live on. To but it bluntly, passion and motivation grounded in nothingness further weakens people.

I’ve only found one person who actually deals with the concept of true purpose by strengthening people to find their own. Plus his method is actually applicable to your daily life in all its hum-drumness.

And his name is…drum roll…..! Dr. Kam Yuen! Dr. Yuen has practical information for achieving infinite human potential. True purpose is just a minor part of infinite human potential.

To paraphrase the Grandmaster, a ton of programmed gunk needs to be incinerated, or gotten out of the way first, before you can catch a glimpse of your true purpose.

Don’t be discouraged… or do be discouraged, it doesn’t change the fact that true purpose it still under the gunk, beeping away like a homing device in your body mind spirit. You just have to dig a little is all.

Books and motivational speeches might put you in touch with the fact that there is a ‘true purpose’, but talk is useless without a plan of action. That’s where Dr. Yuen shines above all others: He has a plan and it’s a damn good one. Plus he shows you where to start digging, ‘cause true purpose is well worth finding for yourself, your family, your community, your planet and your species: Once you have true purpose, you won’t have to force yourself to stay in your integrity any more.

BAWK! Polly want some true purpose?

BAWK! Polly want some true purpose?

Ooops. Did I just say ‘force yourself to stay in your integrity’? Yes, I did! Because, as humans driven by our nonconscious, it’s almost impossible for us to stay in our integrity. It just doesn’t come naturally at all.

Come on, now, admit it. Wouldn’t you much rather get even? Getting even comes naturally, especially to frontal lobe challenged young males.  There’s a reason the young men fight the wars! The fact is, folks, humans are born with hard core programming to get even. The combined threat of jail for the body and hell for the soul helps to contain the urge and is enough for most people to choose integrity, but it’s not a natural choice.

We learn to force ourselves to ignore the urge to get even.

I can hear the angry protests, even before I print this article. All you people who are suppressing, denying, repressing, overriding and forgetting your need to get even are angry, especially you people who are relying on ‘loving’. It’s been my experience that the very people who are using loving as a cover-up get the angriest when their loving method is questioned. That’s OK, though. Loving everybody and everything is a common ploy amongst ‘spiritual leaders’ who don’t know what else to do.

I’m still standing by what I said about getting even. I’m only speaking from my own experience. After learning Dr. Yuen’s method, I’ve seen too much success in myself and others to go back to the old ways of dealing with my painful life issues—Once upon a hippie time, I tried loving, forgetting, believing, meditating, affirming, suppressing, denying and the rest of those ‘ing’ words. It was OK for back then, just not enough for my whole life.

Speaking of which, Dr. Yuen is not parroting anybody.  He speaks from the experience of looking at hundreds of thousands of humans and other life forms. He hasn’t found one human life form that isn’t driven by the need to get rid of cause and effect programming. Generally speaking, this urge for resolution is the cause of  physical, spiritual and mental malfunctions.

I’m counting on some of you reading this to find out for yourselves, or at least try to prove me wrong You have absolutely nothing to lose and your real true purpose to gain.

Let’s go back and qualify the idea that we all here to get even—I’m talking about ‘even’ on both ends of the spectrum. In other words, every one of us is driven by subconscious and non conscious urges to get even for the pain we have inflicted on others, as well as to get even for the pain that was inflicted on us.

I don’t know who started this idea or who made this rule to begin with, plus I don’t think it’s cemented in stone for all eternity. I’m just saying that at this stage in the human body, mind, spirit evolvement, we seem to crave the resolution of all our cause and effect actions. The Indians call this karma, and it reminds me of a silly electronic game: We win by blasting all our karma to smithereens before we die or we have to come back and do it again.

There’s a tricky part to the coming back part of the resolution game, though. When it comes to remembering the past actions that have left us treading water in our karma, we fall short—we resort to suppression, repression, forgetting, denial etc as our preferred mode till we die—some of us painfully, some of us quite young and/or unexpectedly. (Remembering David Carradine and Michael Jackson)

It’s kind of pathetic, because most of us run around like amnesia victims with our heads cut off trying to resolve what we don’t even remember while incurring more memories to suppress the next time around.

Whether we consciously remember anything or not, though, we are still driven to win the karma game, and are, therefore, pawns to our subconscious and nonconscious drives or programming. All we mostly manage to do, though, is create more karma or more unevenness—Unevenness that we are driven to even out the next time around. (Remember I said we were all trying to get even.)

It can get worse, too, because a lot of us create additional mounds of gunk karma in the guise of calling it our true purpose. Yes, I’m finally back to true purpose. You see, I’m on the verge of getting a glimpse of my true purpose and it’s a weird state of being, because I’m feeling kind of like I woke up from a stupid dream.

Like I hinted earlier, I didn’t get a glimpse of my true purpose all by my lonesome. I found someone else who knew how to dig for it—Dr. Kam Yuen. He developed a method to dig true purpose out from under all the subconscious and nonconscious garbage that tends to drive us out of our integrity.

His method is pretty simple, all things considered. I didn’t have to do any exercises, abstain from certain foods, use any gadgets, meditate myself into an altered state, love everybody or even believe in anything. To get closer to evenness or karmic resolution, I only needed to delete the uneven programming—programming that weakened me and kept me in a state of forced integrity.

To find this programming, I only needed to distinguish between strong and weak. To feel the difference between strong and weak, I only needed to separate logic from intuition and feeling from emotion, plus get rid of some programming. After one, private coaching session with Dr. Yuen enough programming was gone to move forward. I knew that after just one session that the method worked because results were immediate—lasting too.

Next thing you know, I was hooked on learning how to do the method myself. Now, I’m 6 seminars down the road, Dr. Yuen’s understudy and life just keeps getting more engaging for me and everyone else around me.

You can’t beat these results. At this stage of the life game, passion and motivation are energy drains. It’s the results that I’m after and I get them when I  connect with Dr. Yuen.

Three ways to connect: You can join his membership club www.millionariehealer.com and get a teaching tele-seminar monthly, you can attend a physical seminar www.YMSeminars.com, or you can get a private consultation. It just takes a little action on your part, is all—nothing to lose and your true purpose to gain!

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Repeat After Me: “Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide is My Friend!”

Sunday, July 5th, 2009

Wanna learn a thing or two about MMS? Another name for it is Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide.

Whatever you want to call it, though, the stuff is awesome!  MMS rips apart pathogens like no body’s business, killing them dead with no nasty side effects.  Pathogens just disintegrate and fall into the black holes of your body, folks.  Plus, less pathogens equals less pain.

If you didn’t know your body had black holes, though, you’d better join the millionariehealerclub.com or attend a Dr. Kam Yuen physical seminar.  (The next one is module 1 in Toronto, July 11-12, followed by module 2 in San Rafael, CA July 17-18 ).

Back to disintegrating pathogens. Malaria is a prime example.  When exposed to stabilized chlorine dioxide, malaria cannot survive.  Black mold is another life form that goes its harmless way after getting a dose of stabilized chlorine dioxide.

Just so we are clear.  Pathogens are harmfully infectious agents:  viruses, fungi, bacteria, molds, yeast, and who knows what other little buggers, as yet undetected by modern microscopic equipment.

Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide is your friend. (Repeat after me…”stabilized chlorine dioxide is my friend.”)

Seriously folks, It cruises through the body like a mini tornado sniffing for electrons to rip apart. By using MMS, you are helping your body rid itself of pathogens that wantonly colonize human tissue, bone and/or blood with no regard for your continued existence.  Don’t just sit there cringing! Paralysis won’t get you anywhere!

Do something right now about unwanted bacteria, fungi, molds, yeasts and viruses.  In other words, do something about the common cold, yeast infections and the Swine Flu:  Swallow a few drops of stabilized chlorine dioxide and feel the benefits throughout your entire body.  Feel it cruise through your cells like a mini tornado sniffing for pathogenic electrons to rip apart.

I’ll tell you another thing Dr. Yuen says:  When you rid your mouth of low level infections, other body cavities improve too.  Dr. Yuen talks about body cavities all the time—how they tend to mimic each other.  Once again, if you don’t know about body cavity mimicry, you’d best join Dr. Yuen’s Club.

Click www.Millionairehealer.com

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