Dear Well Beings:
I am learning that there are ways to increase health by using energy. We know there is a life force energy (what do you call it?) and that it travels throughout the Universe. Did you know that you can transfer your chi to someone else, for healing? Did you know that you can connect with another person's chi, for healing?
Of course you did, at least part of you knows this is true.
So, the next step in understanding and enlightenment is that there are low frequencies and high frequencies. Why are we using low frequencies to heal when we can use higher ones?
Interested? Stay tuned.
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Sounds of the Sun
Dear Well Beings:
I have been studying sounds. It is a very complicated business, because there are many types of sounds, and they all convey different emotions, and memories. I have just learned that the sun makes a sound. Listen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGwDdTZBAEY&feature=related
See if you can type this into the YOU TUBE link on this page.
Stay Tuned.
I have been studying sounds. It is a very complicated business, because there are many types of sounds, and they all convey different emotions, and memories. I have just learned that the sun makes a sound. Listen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGwDdTZBAEY&feature=related
See if you can type this into the YOU TUBE link on this page.
Stay Tuned.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
The Trouble With Money
The Trouble With Money
I get paid at the time of my service. I spend money in relationship to how much I have earned. When I spend more than I earned today, I look at savings to determine whether I can afford the purchase. I am conservative. I earn more than I spend.
In American economy, the model assumes that there is a fixed wealth; that some people have and some people have not. Some have more; some have less. Because the total amount of wealth is fixed, one person can get richer only if another gets poorer.
The trouble with that model is that communities organize and operate differently. We cooperate. Imagine that we all take our possessions and put them out on the sidewalk for a giant rummage sale. We do this with our services, too. We issue tickets, or certificates, that allow trade for goods.
The most common thing we do is barter and bargain. Can I trade you that stove for an hour's massage? Will you take $65? At the end of the day, we reassess our wealth, and value, and I guarantee you that everyone is going to say they made a good deal. Either keep the stuff you are not using and feel wealthy, or sell / trade it and feel wealthy. There is no perfect, fixed pricing. My net worth might not even change, but my attitude about my wealth changes. I found bargains! I turned down a bad deal!
But wait! The only way I leave the day feeling less worthy is if I buy your wheelbarrow and then it breaks, or if I charge less for my juicer than I paid. I am now poorer.
In America, we have this huge debt, but why isn't it subject to barter and bargain? What is wealth, really? Is it the difference between a good bargain, and a bad product sold for a higher price?
Stay Tuned.
I get paid at the time of my service. I spend money in relationship to how much I have earned. When I spend more than I earned today, I look at savings to determine whether I can afford the purchase. I am conservative. I earn more than I spend.
In American economy, the model assumes that there is a fixed wealth; that some people have and some people have not. Some have more; some have less. Because the total amount of wealth is fixed, one person can get richer only if another gets poorer.
The trouble with that model is that communities organize and operate differently. We cooperate. Imagine that we all take our possessions and put them out on the sidewalk for a giant rummage sale. We do this with our services, too. We issue tickets, or certificates, that allow trade for goods.
The most common thing we do is barter and bargain. Can I trade you that stove for an hour's massage? Will you take $65? At the end of the day, we reassess our wealth, and value, and I guarantee you that everyone is going to say they made a good deal. Either keep the stuff you are not using and feel wealthy, or sell / trade it and feel wealthy. There is no perfect, fixed pricing. My net worth might not even change, but my attitude about my wealth changes. I found bargains! I turned down a bad deal!
But wait! The only way I leave the day feeling less worthy is if I buy your wheelbarrow and then it breaks, or if I charge less for my juicer than I paid. I am now poorer.
In America, we have this huge debt, but why isn't it subject to barter and bargain? What is wealth, really? Is it the difference between a good bargain, and a bad product sold for a higher price?
Stay Tuned.
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