[HealthyIndia] Face of the future: Economic Development VsPopulation Growth.

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Dear Jagannathji,

I fully agree with Dr. Rebello's views, support them

and endorse them.

Let the flag of holistic healing fly high. You will be

pleased to know that I am treating many allopathic

doctors including ortho surgeon as they too are human

beings and get backache etc. due to constantly bending

over patients while examining them or while doing

(avoidable) spinal surgeries.

More interestingly, all the thousands of patients who

flock to my free demo-cum-cure camps or see me

privately, they all come only after having tried

various allopathic and other doctors without getting

enough relief, particularly when they are recommended

spinal surgery as the only way out.

Then they come and almost all have been able to avoid

the costly and risky spinal surgery.

Thus I have already established superiority of

holistic healing without any need to prove it further.

I can send as many cases as you need where it has been

established that holistic healing is superior than

anythingelse, more for the simple reason that God's

healing powers that everyone has within oneself start

working automatically when one takes to holistic

healing methods.

With love and good wishes for all,

 

S. M. Acharya <smacharya

 

--- " Dr. Leo Rebello " <leorebello wrote:

 

> Beware Jagannath, this skewed thinking that

> Population is the cause of scarcity has led to

> selfish theories like " Life Boat Ethics " , " Useless

> Eaters " doctrine, Black race is inferior and

> white race is supreme, survival of the fittest and

> other such degrading crap.

>

> Consequently, all programmes and development

> paradigms are built on reducing the inferior

> or black population. Drugs that kill, vaccines that

> maim, GM food that mutate your genes

> chemtrails that destroy crops and lead to

> atmospheric changes and increase of diseases

> and pestilence are all gameplans of selfish people.

> Masonic Mafia, a grotesque outfit and

> their philosophies (which you have perhaps NOT

> studied or researched) wants to build a

> different world.

>

> Population is NOT the problem. Concentration of the

> population is the problem.

> Example, geographically Australia, Canada, Russia,

> Mongolia, USA are so huge.

> Yet there is very little population there.

> Concentration is in Africa and Asia.

>

> Growing population is NOT the concern, greed is the

> problem.

> 87% of the land is in the hands of 13% of people.

>

> One fat, diseased, selfish, cheat, mad American is

> eating equivalent of

> 50 poor Asians, that is the problem.

> Billions spent on Arms, Drugs, synthetic food, is

> the problem.

> Instead of having one car, angling for 10 is the

> problem.

> When you can eat two simple meals a day, hogging

> like a pig is the problem.

>

> Believe me, water, light, air/wind, food (in the

> sea), should last the human kind till this planet

> surives.

> Because the whole universe and everything therein is

> made of five elements. Only rogue countries

> like USA / Israel, with their evil design and

> avarice and spiritual decadence, can create a

> problem.

>

> If population is the problem, issueless couples must

> adopt children instead of conceiving by IVF.

> Likewise, less populated countries must adopt

> citizens from overpopulated countries.

> State boundaries must collapse, decadent UNO be

> replaced with People's World Parliament

> production of arms of destruction must stop,

> colonisation of moon and mars and such fancy

> experiments

> must stop.

>

> Jagannath, if you are so worried by this periodic

> Western cacophony, go to Australia, get married,

> produce 10 children. They will give you an award for

> producing more children.

>

> If you wish to stay in India like me (inspite of

> visiting 61 countries and foreign education and I

> could

> have easily got a Portuguese passport because of my

> Goan parents), then stop worrying. There is

> enough here inspite of corruption, casteism,

> communalism and criminalisation of politics. And

> with

> our concerted efforts we can create more.

>

> We are the world is a new slogan. Vasudhaiv

> Kutumbakam -- world is a family is from the Vedic

> Times.

> Tonight go to sleep with this comforting thought and

> tomorrow when you get up look at the bright Sun.

> As long as the Sun keeps shining in the sky, there

> is nothing to worry. USA will self-destruct because

> of

> it greed. India will not. Because what you eat is

> important for physical health, what you think is

> important for your

> mental and spiritual wellbeing.

>

> Shanti, Salam, Swasthya to all

> Dr. Leo Rebello

> www.healthwisdom.org

>

>

>

>

> Jagannath Chatterjee wrote:

> Population growth is a problem that few of us have

> the courage to face upfront. It is infact the

> largest problem facing the world today. Never before

> in recorded history has the world faced such an

> organised assault from man.

>

> This problem negates all gains in various spheres.

> Human resource has today become a liability, not an

> asset. Sometimes it feels cruel that we are

> proceeding at a breakneck speed towards more

> sophisticated automation when labour is so cheap and

> the unemployment situation so acute.

>

> We are also seeing a disturbing trend where one

> can be gainfully employed for a very short time. By

> the time one approaches the late 30's one can sense

> the pink slip approaching. Career oppurtunities for

> the middle aged is restricted. The board room is

> getting younger by the day with young recruits

> occupying senior positions.

>

> The future seems bleak. One has to earn fast and

> earn the maximum while the going is good to keep up

> with the times. All our efforts at framing a

> corruption less society may well be a dream. Honesty

> and ethics are a load on the shoulder, they have to

> be offloaded in order to progress in the " right

> direction " . Honesty is no longer the best policy, it

> is a millstone around the neck.

>

> Resource wise we are on the brink of acute

> scarcity of the commodities we have always taken for

> granted, the minimum food, water, land and natural

> resources. Oil is expected to last only another few

> decades. Vital minerals too face the same fate.

> Forests may wear away faster. Pollution is a threat

> that is looming large by the day. The routine

> activities of the world's population is beyond the

> tolerance limit of our fragile ecosystem. We are

> hemmed in from all sides.

>

> And yet we are surging forward, destroying,

> plundering the world, in the name of growth, in the

> name of progress.

>

> Will the population problem ever be resolved

> without a catastrophe affecting the earth? It seems

> unlikely. War and natural calamities, epidemics of

> fatal diseases seem the only solution. Or is it?

> That is a question no one likes to answer, but the

> answer stares us in the face. There is no escaping

> it.

>

> Regards,

> Jagannath.

>

> Growing imbalance between the economic development

> and population growth

>

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http://southasia.oneworld.net/article/view/136252/1/6684

> The World Population Day is being marked

> worldwide with focus on reproductive health of young

> people. The growing imbalance between the economic

> development and population growth has been a major

> global challenge.

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