Hi Jeff in Vermont!

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Thanks Moe! I appreciat your advice, and going to start looking for

the books asap.

 

Jeff

 

, ubermommie@c... wrote:

> Hi Jeff in Vermont!!

>

> Vermont is my family's old stomping ground, and I'd love to get

back to it

> soon to raise my kids there. You have a handful of health

questions don't

> you? One of the reasons that I responded, is because Vermont is

chockfull

> of people that KNOW how to help you. It's home of the dowsers and

tons of

> other really good naturopaths. I tend toward higher vibrational

resolution

> of the kinds of things that you are struggling with. May I suggest

a few

> books for you to check out, and see if something starts ringing

your bells?

>

> Secret Life of Plants, by Tompkins and Bird

> Rediscovering Real Medicine, by Jean Elmiger, MD

> Vibrational Medicine, by Gerber

>

> I start all my clients off with this reading, it's non-optional,

because so

> much of what's happening to us in this stage of world development,

is about

> moving to a new vibration, away from Newtonian solutions on toward

Einstein

> or even Tesla-based solutions. Without understanding how to live

better in

> a world like that, the medications are pointless, and just create a

fog of

> sub-existence.

>

> You are on a lot of medications, and what's worrisome about that,

is that

> there's nothing scientific about it, and the interaction of more

than two

> of them is called polymedicine, something that we know virtually

nothing

> about. It's got pharmacists going crazy everywhere. Wholistic

> practitioners aren't going to be able to work with you, either to

take you

> off those meds, or to mitigate the side effects, because you have

such a

> cocktail soup of vibration inside you. That's the truth, and

don't let

> anyone tell you otherwise. A good homeopath, of Elmiger's ilk,

however,

> can start helping you deal with the emotional aspects of much of

what's

> ailing you. If I were you, I'd start there.

>

> Because of you medications, you'll need to be under the care of

> someone. Don't think that you can just wing it and be your own

doctor. If

> you're interested, I'll email you the info on my homeopath, that I

use

> personally, and refer to with very good feedback. My suggestion

is that

> you start with sequential therapy homeopathy to peel off the layers

of your

> traumas and health concerns, and according to Elmiger's principles

> basically free your vital force to heal you spontaneously. Of

course, the

> body is self-healing, but none of the doctors who put you on all

these

> medications believes that, otherwise they wouldn't have crippled

you with them.

>

> I mention radionics, like the SE-5, for rapid success. And living

in

> Vermont, I think you can find more than a few people with the

right hook

> up. The longtime librarian for the Ohio Psychotronics

organization, Trent

> Millet, live in the NE kingdom!

>

> At the very least, I'd get to a TCM practitioner/accupuncturist and

get

> that gout thing fixed. That's easy enough. I help people with gout

all the

> time with some of the products that I use from DNR. It's a simple

> thing. The anger problem is what made me think of homeopathy and

not in

> the 30c or even the 200C, I'd skip right up to 1M and 10M potencies

under

> the direction of a knowledgeable homeopath, like the one that I'm

> using. What's kind of funny, is that we live in a nation of

angry

> people, and nobody thinks it's a problem, so you are to be

commended that

> in even seeing that's an issue. I tend to think that higher

potencies

> of homeopathy are the best way to get to that, only because I've

seen it

> in my own family. We still patch up emotionally with flower

remedies from

> time to time, but we've taken a long term approach to cleaning up

our own

> little gene pool. It's been wonderfully successful, if I might say

so!

>

> I doubt you'd be able to find a Geo-Tran practitioner who could

untie all

> your knots without the potions/cures/etc, because that's mostly a

Canadian

> thing. Those Canadians have it all over us, in working out

vibrational

> solutions. Americans are still trying to ilk out a living selling

magic

> cures, and most of what we're doing is still tied to $$$$.

>

> My other favorite health therapy is Bodytalk. You may be able to

find

> someone to work with you there in Vermont, because it's close

enough to

> Canada to make the trip. It would be worthwhile. Check out,

> http://www.bodytalksystems.com/. When all my kids fly the coop,

this is

> the next therapy that I add to my bag of tricks.

>

> As a practitioner, I use a small radionics machine that uses color

to heal

> long distance, and I also use a lot of DNR products, from

> http://www.dnrsite.com. I used to use a lot of essential oils

but found

> that quality was becoming a problem so I've moved away from

toxic " natural

> products " . Not all that glitters is gold, so investigate your

therapies

> closely. And don't be afraid to pay a practitioner their fee for

good advice.

>

> Hope this gives you and maybe some others a place to start. A

place that

> works, too, because healing is a journey back to your complete and

whole

> self. It's possible.

>

> Warmest regards,

> Moe

>

>

> " Field is the only reality, there is no physical matter, only

denser and

> denser fields. " ~ Albert Einstein