Open questioning is healthy, skepticism is another 'ism' and is
therefore, harmful. Many a person has suffered because of adherence to
yet another 'ism', which in the case of being a skeptic, simply taking
it too far. You can skepticism yourself right out of effective healing,
miracles, and even a broader sense of reality.
So for example, remaining open, yet constantly seeking, is a wise move
in my opinion, and this is what I do. I never take anything at face
value, which is why I test, test, test again, physically and
spiritually, and test over expanded time frames, and invest in what I
need to run these tests, sometimes hundreds of dollars in testing gear.
It's not because I subscribe to an 'ism', it's because I like to satiate
the desire of my left hemisphere to see affirmation, while keeping my
intuitive side on the right track.
For prills, it's a low cost investment, just a few dollars. The drum
beat of them has been steadily increasing over the years, and a few
people I consider pretty health conscious, are advocates of them. So I
examined them over time, before ordering. Then a few more people chimed
in, such as Mr. Booth, an expert spiritual dowser that indicated he
found a 800% improvement in water treated with them. Then Marshall comes
in with similar findings, then another guru I know chimes in. So for a
few dollars, I try it, and carefully, slowly, examine the processes of
it, of which I am still doing. I run various water tests to determine
the activity of it, and watch my biological processes for beneficial or
negative responses to it. I test it on others willing to test, and some
not knowing they are being tested. Even so, I still continue my
research, Dave has actually provided me more information to further that
research, and I am actually grateful.
The top scientists in the world are the ones conducting backroom and
basement experiments, these are the movers and shakers. Not these white
coated charlatans at major universities. I contacted one about "Ice
Spikes" one time, and was told it is "Impossible" to duplicate them
outside of controlled circumstances. I explained exactly how I can do
it, and do it repeatedly, and he said "That's nonsense", and stopped
talking to me. That's the kind of ridiculous close minded, skepticism
that's screwing this country up - the one these so-called experts have
an abundance of.
My friend Magda Havas proved, without doubt, that EMF exposure
accelerates our aging, and in the process of doing that, accelerates the
symptoms of aging, including tumors. We wait around for study after
study, discussion after discussion, and nothing ever gets done.. She
invests in her own equipment, runs her own studies, and comes up with
results that nobody can really deny. She's a true scientist.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7E36zGHxRw
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
I have great sympathy with this point of view Dave, as I am and always will be - I
hope....a skeptic. My logical mind says it is all nonsense, but sometimes a tiny
voice says....'hmm - you never know'....so I still keep an open mind, just in case
someone can ever *prove* any of it to me <lol> dee
On 20 Jun 2010, at 21:42, Dave Darrin wrote:
You are right up to a point.
My concern is that people on this list may take up on something outlandish and
miss out or delay using a factual protocol that could do them a world of good
if not save their lives.
Whenever this kind of thing shows up it aggravates me to no end ( holy water
is ordinary tap water)
(blessing before killing doesn't make it less dead) All the other mystic stuff,
too numerous to quantify is what I called CRAP. You are right that it is all
Perception, that is what gives us the placebo effect. But it seldom ever
continues to help over a period of time.
Dave
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