4 Secret Steps to REVITALIZING microwaved food/water!

[Guest guest]

Hey Doc... You mentioned a pyramid. And on your other list a few weeks ago,

you mentioned pyramids. You didn't mention Hill THAT time when you mentioned

resources (although I did), which I thought was interesting. I got Flannagan's

book on pyramids, and he says it's ok to put food and even people inside of a

pyramid.

 

Hill says it's toxic.

 

And even gives reasons why.

 

None of the other stuff I recall reading on pyramids says to avoid the inside of

the pyramid, though. And, by the way, the way the Great Pyramid is set up, it

looks as if people actually DID go inside of it and DID intend to be in it for

various reasons.

 

So what's the deal about using pyramids? Also, I read somewhere (Hill?) that a

pyramid is harmful to the energies below it -- ie it deadens or removes them or

whatever. So does that mean if I put a pyramid over top of a chakra that it is

harmful to the physical body and energy systems that are below the base of the

pyramid?

 

Or not?

 

Flannagan seems to think that it is good to put a pyramid over a chakra, as long

as it is oriented in the correct direction and the pyramid is made to the

correct dimensions.

 

So who is right?

 

Thanks,

Jim

 

 

 

 

kahunamaker <kahunamaker

Mar 18, 2005 4:22 AM

 

4 Secret Steps to REVITALIZING

microwaved food/water!

 

 

 

--- , Cricket Fausek <missgit> wrote:

> A microwave wreaks havoc because it heats the inside

> of the vegetable. That, combined with the fact that

> you normally use water when microwaving, causes the

> destruction of valuable nutrients.

 

4 Secret Steps to REVITALIZING microwaved food/water!

 

Donna mentioned that microwave cause the energy in the food being

zapped to be almost non-usuable by the human body, and it's energy

fields.

 

She also gave 3 ways to re-energize the food before eating it.

 

1. Say a blessing over the food...

 

2. Chakra spin (counter-clockwise) the negative energy out of the

zapped food, THEN spin in positive energy into the food (clockwise

spin)...

 

3. Put you hands over the food in a pyramid shape as your palms

Chakras energize the food.

 

So you are using to revitalize the food...

 

1. positive thoughts about the food content

 

2. blessing to the food itself

 

3. blessing to your body to assimilate that food in a manner that is

productive for the body

 

4. getting rid of any possible negative energies caused by the

zapping and by your thoughts

 

5. adding benificial energy

a. from the Chakras

b. from the spins

c. from the pyramid

d. etc

 

There is more, but that is enough for now.

 

Sincerely,

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Dr.John La Tourrette,

Wow...Those are valuable tips.We are so much dependant on Microwave.Its difficult to switch back to lengthier ways of warming food.

Thank you.

Best regards

Rashida

 

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[Guest guest]

I'll side with Flanagan. From my experience, pyramids were fine

if they were aligned properly and useless if aligned improperly. But

I never had a negative effect with one.

I used to have a pyramid made of cardboard tubing. It was about

5 feet high. I put my mattress on the floor so I was able to sleep

under it. My dreams were a bit more vivid. I woke up a bit more

energized. And meditating under it was easier; I seemed to have less

mind chatter.

Eventually I got tired of sleeping on the floor. The pyramid

also interfered with anything else I wanted to do in my room so I put

it away. It was a fun experiment while it lasted.

 

Bob W.

 

 

 

, " James R.

Knippenberg " <erommel@e...> wrote:

>

> Hey Doc... You mentioned a pyramid. And on your other list a few

weeks ago, you mentioned pyramids. You didn't mention Hill THAT time

when you mentioned resources (although I did), which I thought was

interesting. I got Flannagan's book on pyramids, and he says it's ok

to put food and even people inside of a pyramid.

>

> Hill says it's toxic.

>

> And even gives reasons why.

>

> None of the other stuff I recall reading on pyramids says to avoid

the inside of the pyramid, though. And, by the way, the way the

Great Pyramid is set up, it looks as if people actually DID go inside

of it and DID intend to be in it for various reasons.

>

> So what's the deal about using pyramids? Also, I read somewhere

(Hill?) that a pyramid is harmful to the energies below it -- ie it

deadens or removes them or whatever. So does that mean if I put a

pyramid over top of a chakra that it is harmful to the physical body

and energy systems that are below the base of the pyramid?

>

> Or not?

>

> Flannagan seems to think that it is good to put a pyramid over a

chakra, as long as it is oriented in the correct direction and the

pyramid is made to the correct dimensions.

>

> So who is right?

>

> Thanks,

> Jim

>