At 11:40 AM 12/21/2005 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Coyote,
You wrote:
" Radiation vibes aren't good or bad. They have no intent or moral
preference at all."
The same can be said of cancer.
## That is correct.
Lately, it's being recognized that a person changing their vibes [using
various methods including laugh therapy] makes cancer go into remission.
It's also statistically obvious that living in a sea of carcinogens
doesn't "cause" cancer...it provides increased opportunities, triggers, so
to speak, but one can still develop cancer without all those carcinogens.
If "vibes" could be quantified, a statistical model could probably be
tallied to show a co-relation.
Toss in 'unconscious' intent to boot. [What you don't know that you don't
know about yourself.]
Being alive is what you do when heaven gets boring?
..like taking a vacation from perfection.
Ode
Jim
-----Original Message-----
From: Ode Coyote [mailto:odecoy...@alltel.net]
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 5:47 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>RE: ***Possible Spam*** Re: CS>Re: Heating CS
Some people are just plain immune to bad vibes.
Everything is how it's perceived, not how it's projected.
Besides, we live in a sea of microwave and other radiation.
You will take that as you 'will'.
You have no other choice.
Radiation vibes aren't good or bad. They have no intent or moral
preference at all.
Some say that water holds memory and radiation changes that memory.
OK, so ....re-educate it. It's still water. [YOU are the one that 'runs
deep']
Your memory isn't dependent on someone elses'.
[It barely recognizes itself]
ode
At 09:14 AM 12/20/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>According to Swiss Scientist Hans Hertel, microwave ovens cause literally
>"bad vibes" to be imposed on the substances.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: V [mailto:vzo...@yahoo.com]
>Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 1:15 AM
>To: Kelburn Koontz
>Subject: ***Possible Spam*** Re: CS>Re: Heating CS
>
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>It is a myth about puttnig metal object in a microwave. It can be done if
>you jsut follow a few simple rules. Spoons are ok but forks are not. and
any
>metal can not be anywhere near the wall of the microwave. you can put an
>opened metal can of food in there to heat it and it will work it jsut takes
>a lot longer becaues the microwaves only come in the can from the top. and
>then also you have to completely remove the top of the can. Being what the
>rules are for metal in a microwave I wolud not put CS in there.
>the basic rule is that any metal must be smooth and contiguous like a spoon
>is an example but a fork has tines where the metal has spaces and sparks
>will jump between the tines and caues a problem and thin foil is also a
>problem as is any ceramicware with metalic paint on it.
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>Take care,
> V
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>
> > That is a good question. I know one is not supposed to put metal
objects
>in
> > the microwave. How about teeny tiny metal objects suspended in water?
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> > Kel
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