Super Foods
The Money Masters
Great documentary on the history of banking
Starting Off 2010
I’ve been out of work for the about a year now and I recently got a part time job in November at Apple. I had hopes for that job and I still do. The only problem is they’ve cut my hours from 30-40 per week during the holiday shopping mayhem to 10 hours a week. I cannot live on 10 hours a week. My bills will not get paid. Although I am thankful, now I have to find an additonal job. With any luck within a year I will be full time making a decent amount.
It is difficult to feel comfortable making this kind of money. It is a direct assault against my significance and certainty. It’s hard to cope. Thank God I have the UPW in March to attend. I am confident I can work out my issues there. In addition, the Oneness Weekend is coming up in February as well. This will be a wonderful opportunity to help tune myself in. Events like these help keep me focused and broaden my understanding in general.
I also began going back to Dr. Fred. which is long overdue therapy. It was wonderful to be on his table again.
Right now I am taking an NLP Practitioner course with Joel Elfman which I am very excited about. Taking these kind of courses and increasing my knowledge and skills is something I love to do. With any luck I will find work in this field somewhere through meeting other practitioners. This will inevitably lead to me doing my own workshops which is something I cannot wait to do! I know Judi does this and makes a wonderful living.
Hopefully my internet marketing will look up soon. I feel myself getting closer as we speak. It is only a matter of timeI find the right service or product that will generate consistent income.
The investment group with James is still on. We are just reorganizing and putting together a solid plan of action. That is certain to become one of my most lucrative endevears yet.
I also would like to take a photoreading course when I get some more time and money. Mastering that skill would enable me to go back to traditional college and accelerate my learning much easier. I’d love to be able to say I read 100 books in year!
As you see I have a lot of goals and plans underway and in process. The most difficult aspect of this is dealing with time and money. I need more money coming in than going out and right now this is not the case. I am optimistic things will turn around in due time.
That is all. Until next time.
Food Matters DVD
Food Matters is a must see DVD that speaks about the importance of good nutrition and the power of Super-foods like cocoa beans. This documentary also covered Alternative treatments to diseases like cancer which quite often are more effective than conventional methods.
This movie also shows the unfortunately insidious side of the pharmaceutical industry that keeps health practioners in the dark about any remedy that doesn’t involve their drugs, surgery or other profitable treatments.
I really enjoyed David Wolfe’s energy and passion in dispersing his knowledge on many varying ways to achieve optimal health on this DVD. He is a true wealth wisdom and cares about the health of our nation.
A brief look into the Gerson institute also revealed the miraculous ability for they have to be able to have a 50% cure rate a cancer using an aggressive vitamin D treatment, not kemotherapy and dangerous toxic drugs.
This film is a must see and must have for everyone not just because it is entertaining but becuase it literally has tip after tip of lifesaving information rolled up into an easy to listen to format. Go out, get the DVD and start living your best life now.
Gary Null is the Man
I recently found out about the work of Gary Null and his mission toward healthy living. He is absolutely amazing. His biography reads like lifetime achievement nominee for excellence in forwarding the prosperity of humanity. His counter culture naturalistic points of view towards health is backed up by his in depth reporting and research which has attained mainstream accolades.
Check out Gary Null’s site to hear what you I guarantee you wouldn’t want to miss.
A mother with passion
Few parents could do what Chris Hempel did: She discovered a possible treatment for her sick twins who had a rare genetic disease. She then battled a drug company and government bureaucrats to get the okay to use it. Here is her story.
Pluto not a planet
Just thought I’d mention this because it’s one of those things where literally you’re entire galaxy can change in the snap of a finger because someone decides it to be so and for all eternity it will now be. The “election” (yes, election) of Pluto not being a planet reminds me of Emperor Constantine at the Council of Nicaea where it was “decided” that Jesus would be the figurative Son of God or literal Son of God. Again, just like that, history was made and nobody knew about it.
I wish important things like the status of the divinity you pray to and the make up of the universe you live in would be something more people were notified about at least as much as they drown us with Octomom and John & Kate plus 8 updates.
Cramer Got Burned!
Msnbc sucks, No credibility. All these networks are in collusion to not bring light of our economic blunder to the public. It’s huge game that the corporations play called “Get Rich” while the vast majority of the public “Dies Tryin’”.
John Stewart rightfully teared Cramer a new asshole.
777 rights
Remember that config files need 777 rights occasionally to work properly. Like that long tail tracker script.
World Data For Dummies
Hans Rosling knows how to make important data to our lives interesting and fun. There are many misconceptions about the growth of the world, what countries have great life spans, who has wealth who doesn’t. His site is haven for fun, free, important data.
The Bank Bonanza
It’s amazing how the banks are failing now-a-days. 60 minutes had a special on the failing banks and how quickly the FDIC comes in like a thief in the night to rescue these impotent institutions.
What shocked me the most is how little the public knows about how the banking system works. The purposeful culturally driven cluelessness of where money comes from is astonishing. People once they heard their bank was closing formed lines outside with suitcases in hopes to withdraw thier funds. The FDIC placed a front man outside to inform people that a run on the bank was not necessary and their funds were safe, which it was.
Most people are oblivious to how the banking system works. If they were informed, they would surely overthrough it. Most people never ask the questions. The just sit back and obey. That’s how we got in this financial mess to begin with.
I thought I’d end this with a banks we can all appreciate:
