Esther Hicks in one of the most inspirational scenes depicting the law of attraction.
2012: love principle consciousness message to the human race...
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Bengston's Energy Healing - Too Good to be True?
Paranormalia
William Bengston's The
Energy Cure came out at the end of last year,
but I only just got around to it. I have an
excuse I suppose, as my own book was coming out
at the same time. But it's so extraordinary, I
can't understand how I could have missed it.
This is how Bengston begins:
Over the past thirty-five years I have
successfully treated many types of cancer -
bone, pancreatic, breast, brain, rectal,
lymphatic, stomach, leukemia - as well as other
diseases, all using a hands-on technique that is
painless, non-invasive, and has no unpleasant
side effects. To my knowledge, no person I have
healed ever experienced a recurrence.
Excuse me, what? In our disease-ridden world,
this is about as large a claim as it would be
possible to make. A one hundred percent success
rate for the nastiest diseases, for which the
existing cures have horrible side effects and
often don't work? Psychics and healers have been
pilloried for claiming far less.
Yet Bengston's story is soberly told, not
remotely New Agey, and includes impressive
scientific evidence to back it up. So I'm
surprised that the book has not made a bigger
splash. I found plenty of references to it, but
they are rather low key, and certainly not on
the scale I'd expect. In particular, there's
seems to have been little scientific discussion,
and sceptics appear hardly even to have noticed
it - usually a sign that no one else has either...
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DNA Reveals Neanderthal Extinction
Clues
by Paul Rincon, BBC News
Neanderthals were already on
the verge of extinction in Europe by the time modern
humans arrived on the scene, a study suggests.
DNA analysis suggests most Neanderthals in western
Europe died out as early as 50,000 years ago -
thousands of years before our own species appeared.
A small group of Neanderthals then recolonised parts
of Europe, surviving for 10,000 years before
vanishing...
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Inception Becomes Reality: People
Can Teach Themselves New Skills in Dreams
by Rob Waugh, Mail Online
The idea of the
surreal Hollywood blockbuster Inception, where
people travel through someone's dreams to 'plant' an
idea in his head may not be so out-there after all.
Researchers at Yale have found that 'lucid dreamers'
- dreamers who have 'waking dreams' that they
control - are able to learn new skills in their
dreams.
A team is now experimenting with the idea of
'training' people by telling them what to dream
about...
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Like Monkeys, Pigeons Can Put Numbers in Order
PhysOrg
“Our research not only
shows that pigeons are also members of this
exclusive club, but, somewhat surprisingly, their
performance is on a par with that of monkeys.”
The researchers initially trained the pigeons by
presenting them with 35 sets of three images, each
with one, two, or three objects of different sizes,
colours and shapes.
They were rewarded with wheat when they pecked the
images in the correct ascending sequence...
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Inside the Pentagon’s Alt-Medicine Mecca, Where the Generals Meditate
by Katie Drummond, Wired
The general is
surprisingly good at meditation. It’s not just the
impeccable posture — that might be expected of a man
long used to standing at attention. It’s his hands,
which rest idly on his knees, and his combat boots,
which remain planted firmly on the floor. Over the
next several minutes, Lt. Gen. Eric Schoomaker, the
Surgeon General of the Army, will keep his eyes
closed and his face perfectly relaxed.
Few in this hotel conference room, where three dozen
have assembled to mark the 10th anniversary of the
Samueli Institute, a research organization
specializing in alternative therapies, are able to
match Schoomaker’s stillness.
Even as our first speaker implores that we “close
[our] eyes … feel the chair, feel the air, feel the
breath going in and out,” this motley crew of
professors, bejeweled clairvoyants, military
personnel and Einsteinian-haired futurists tap their
toes, shuffle papers and ogle paper plates of fruit
and croissants....
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