From: bob allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Imaginal Cells by Deepak Chopra
Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2006 08:32:06 -0600
Ah yes, Deepak Chopra, promoter of Ayuvedic medicine, where it is thought
that the consumption of
your urine is medically beneficial.
Nothing like a warm cup of piss to start the day...:0
http://www.indiangyan.com/books/therapybooks/Uropathy/my_personal_experiments.shtml
Once during my lecture, one gentleman rose from the audience and asked me
"Mr. Thakkar, you are
talking so highly about urine treatment for all tooth problems, but my
experience is otherwise with
it. I am washing my mouth with urine since two years, still I have lost my
two teeth and the third
one is loose and is on the verge of going." I asked him, "How long you you
rinse your mouth with
urine?" His reply was "for a minute or two". The defect in the treatment
was detected instantly. One
has to fill his or her mouth with fresh urine for ten minutes so that it
can be absorbed by the gums
and would reach the roots of the teeth. He informed me after few days that
his teeth had become all
right with my technique within a week. During last ten years thousands of
people have vouched the
efficacy of U.T. on teeth and gum problems of various types.
D. Mindock wrote:
> Mike,
> I am glad you liked the article. We need to be agents of change, to
> transform the
> planet into one where peace and caring prevail. As individuals we need
to
> become
> peaceful within ourselves, then we can radiate peace everywhere. Prayer
and
> continous positive affirmations can help rewire ourselves to a peaceful
> state.
> WRT a standard prayer for the list, how about: In peace I journey to
> forever.
> Visioning peace & becoming peace, individually, is a milestone on the
way.
> We do each create reality for ourselves. Imagining this world as one
where
> peace exists in
> each individual and between countries should make it happen, to become
> real for each of us; the idea here is that when a critical number of
people
> are at peace internally
> then the rest will be entrained and switch over easily. So we must
become
> peace so
> that we can project it. We are electrical creatures.
> People like Dubya and Cheney are not at peace within themselves, imo.
That
> is why it is
> so easy for them to advocate war and attack the environment. They see
> scarcity where there is abundance.
> But they could not do the tragic things they do without lots of
like-minded
> people.
> So we imaginers have to get busy.
>
> John Lennon's Imagine seems to be appropriate here.
>
> Imagine there's no heaven
> It's easy if you try
> No hell below us
> Above us only sky
> Imagine all the people
> Living for today...
>
> Imagine there's no countries
> It isn't hard to do
> Nothing to kill or die for
> And no religion too
> Imagine all the people
> Living life in peace...
>
> You may say I'm a dreamer
> But I'm not the only one
> I hope someday you'll join us
> And the world will be as one
>
> Imagine no possessions
> I wonder if you can
> No need for greed or hunger
> A brotherhood of man
> Imagine all the people
> Sharing all the world...
>
> You may say I'm a dreamer
> But I'm not the only one
> I hope someday you'll join us
> And the world will live as one
>
> Namasté & Peace to all, D. Mindock
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: M&K DuPree
> To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 5:05 PM
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Imaginal Cells by Deepak Chopra
>
>
> Hi D...I really appreciate reading this...but you know what's coming:
"Show
> me the data!"
> Aside from that, whatever might happen to society as a whole as a
> result of many individuals imagining a better world, what happens to the
> individual in the process of doing so is what matters most.
> Along these lines, I was wondering: what if the List adopted a
prayer,
> something simple, just a few words, that each of us might remember and
> recite to ourselves at the same time each day. Not that it would be the
> same time for everyone, but that each one would imagine and recite it at
the
> same time day each day. The List is global, so it is conceivable that
at
> any given moment or during any given hour, the prayer would be spoken,
the
> "imaginal cells" appearing. I have no idea what we might all say, but
it
> seems the same words, certainly the same idea, being imagined and spoken
24
> hours a day, can't do anything but be helpful, if not ultimately for all
the
> peoples of the planet and of course the planet, certainly for the
> individuals participating in such a thing, each of them knowing they
were
> being joined by so many others in doing so. What do you think? What do
> members of the List think? Mike DuPree
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: D. Mindock
> To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 11:52 AM
> Subject: [Biofuel] Imaginal Cells by Deepak Chopra
>
>
> http://www.thecupoftea.co.uk/newsletter/deepak.html
>
> Imagining a new state for humanity: the metaphor of imaginal cells
> Transformation sometimes can be drastic. There is no better example in
> nature to reflect this, than metamorphosis. This is exemplified best in
the
> transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly - an incredible
> transformation in functionality, appearance, organization of components,
and
> purpose - that transforms a gross-looking voracious, clumsy crawling
worm,
> into a subtle, gracious, flying creature of beauty.
> Biologists tell us that in the tissue of a caterpillar there are
embedded
> cells that they call imaginal cells. They resonate at a different
frequency.
> They are so totally different from the other caterpillar cells, that the
> immune system of the worm thinks they are enemies and tries to destroy
them.
> But the new imaginal cells continue to appear, more and more of them!
> Eventually the caterpillar's immune system cannot destroy them fast
enough,
> and they become stronger, they connect, and connect, until they form a
> critical mass that realizes that their mission is to bring about the
amazing
> birth of a butterfly out of the voracious caterpillar!
> In 1969 Margaret Mead said: "Never doubt that a small group of
thoughtful,
> committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing
that
> ever has". I firmly believe along with many others, that there is an
> evolutionary effervescence within the tissues of the established society
of
> today. That in spite of the prevailing clamor of fear, greed,
> over-consumption, and violence, expressed through the tissues of
society,
> there is a coming together of the imaginal cells who are visioning a
> different world, a transformation, a metamorphosis.
> Uruguayan poet Mario Benedetti wrote "What would happen if one day when
we
> wake up we realize that we are the majority?" I say - The imaginal cells
> would rule and would make out a butterfly from a caterpillar world.
> This is the time of waking. Clusters of imaginal cells are gathering
> everywhere, they are beginning to recognize each other, they are
developing
> the orchestration tools for enhancing connectivity, to drive the next
stage
> of our human society into manifestation, to bring about a news society
that
> would compare to the present one as a butterfly with a caterpillar. A
new
> dimension of life, a compassionate and just society, a humanity rooted
in
> joy and mutual understanding. You are all imaginal cells join the
others,
> cluster, congregate, and lets all together build an Alliance for a New
> Humanity.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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The modern conservative is engaged in one of Man's oldest exercises in
moral philosophy; that is,
the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness JKG
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