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Bodymind people:

 

This was posted to another list I belong to, (a remote viewing list), by one

of

the best, if not the best RVer's/teachers in the business. He has had a

strong interest in alternative healing for a long time, and will

occasionally

share one of his newsletters. With his permission, I'm posting the

following for those who may be interested.

 

Viv*

 

 

For those interested in this. ) It was sent to another list by Lyn

Buchanan, who says it can be freely passed on..

 

Alternative Healing

 

> I just received a bi-annual newsletter from an old friend, Mr. Savely

> Savva, Director of the Monterey Institute for the Study of Alternative

> Healing Arts (MISAHA), a self-funded non-profit organization which has

been

> doing tremendous work for a good number of years, bringing the use of

> alternative healing into the mainstream of modern medicine. MISAHA's

> scientific oversight board reads like a Who's Who in the field.

>

> This issue of the newsletter, like each of the others I've received,

> contains a wealth of very good and interesting information on the

subject.

> The articles include a range of subjects including an in-depth study of

Ms.

> Sun Chu-in, Chinese psychokinetic, an article on the ability of insects

to

> detect biofields, " Bioresonance and Multiresonance Therapy in Russia, an

> overview of " New Research in the Energy Psychotherapies " , and " Search for

> Medical Applications of Qigong with the Computerized Qigong Database " ,

and

> book reviews, among others.

>

> One of MISAHA's practices is to line up people who are proficient in the

> alternative healing arts with standard medical doctors for the purpose of

> documenting their work under carefully controlled scientific conditions.

I

> once did such a research project for MISAHA to use my remote influencing

> abilities to lower the blood pressure of hypertension patients at Cornell

> Medical Center in NY. Over a period of 2 months, during which I worked

at

> randomly selected times from my home on patients being monitored in the

> doctor's office, I was able to reliably show a documented effect of

> lowering patients' blood pressure an average of 25 points. The pattern

of

> pressure reduction did not take place when I was not working, and did

take

> place when I was. The final conclusion made by the doctor was that

> lowering a person's blood pressure from, say, 250 to 225 was not

> " curative " , in that it did not bring a patient back into " normal " range,

> but it could possibly save a life in time of crisis.

>

> Dr. Mann, the physician in charge, now has a new book out (forget the

title

> right now) on hypertension, but this experiment is not included in it.

> Still, the experiment was performed, data was collected, and

documentation

> was accumulated to show that alternative healing methods can have an

effect

> in modern medical treatment, and that there are proper uses for them. It

> was a small success in a long, uphill struggle. I have been grateful to

> Savely for including me in his work, and would like to introduce him to

> others who might be interested in learning about or even participating in

> the ongoing task.

>

> So, if you are interested in real work being done in the field of

bringing

> the alternative healing arts to acceptance by modern medicine, you might

> want to look into this organization.

>

> Details for those interested:

> Monterey Institute for the Study of Alternative Healing Arts (MISAWA)

> 3855 Via Nona Marie, Ste. 102-C

> Carmel, CA 93923

> (831) 625-9617

> email: misaha

> Web: http://www.whps.com/misaha/

>

> Thanks. Don't take this as an advertisement - it is just a personal

> reference concerning someone doing some very good work in the field of

> healing. You might want to also pass this on to anyone else interested,

or

> to other lists to which you belong.

>