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Michael replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
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I forget that I can be more descriptive on this site. I’m so used to having to grossly filter my descriptions to comply with regulatory authorities.
Our work involves a team, some here in the physical, some not. The non-physical members I call the ‘Architects’. I gave them that name because, as far as I can tell, they have some responsibility…
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barre replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
Dave’s very knowledgeable and I’m planning on getting him on a podcast. My initial intro to AM was thru my Chinese medical studies in naturopathic college, followed by training in the Nogier system and Terry Oleson with his work at the UCLA pain center, which brought AM into a new light for me. The German practitioners then added…
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Erin replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
@Kev do you have Sajah’s book? I have it on my shelf and have only thumbed through it at this point because I have far too many interests and not enough time, haha! You get some of his courses for free when you purchase the book, so perhaps a good place to start?
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Erin replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
I find this all absolutely fascinating and I am so grateful for the work you are doing and these remedies you are creating. I just received my first order from your company which I ordered kind of on a whim as I saw you featured in the USPA newsletter, clicked the link to your website and was blown away by what I was seeing. @Kev mentioned to…
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Michael replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
Sorry, forgot to reply to the understanding what we do question:
I prefer to use musical analogies. Everything in the world sings (vibrates in scientific terms). It is possible to gather those songs using instruments that are tuned to the etheric and subtle fields. These instruments can be thought of as 3-dimensional mandalas that gather and…
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Michael replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
When Sajah was at Bastyr, he studied with a good friend of mine – Dr. Robin DiPasquale ND. She pointed me to his work. I’m always happy to see practical alchemy alive and well in the 21st century.
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Mike replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
Just checked out their site, very impressive! I’ll share with Barre and see what he says, thanks!
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Aron replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
The root should absolutely be used for Essiac since it contains emodin. I would look for a formula that contains at least 20-30% sheep sorrel root. It grows prolifically in the pacific northwest. We often harvested the rot when I was on Vancouver Island. Essiac can be used with kidney support. I liked the previous comment on structured water…
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Michael replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
Hi Kev,
I can highly recommend Sajah’s products and work. He successfully creates plant-based products using alchemical methods at very reasonable price points. As Dr Barre is well aware, the use of alchemical methods significantly improves the depth and effectiveness of any herb properly prepared. Sajah knows what he’s doing.
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Jena replied to the discussion Health & Wellness in the forum Health & Wellness a year ago
wow thanks Kev…took screenshots..gonna use this….right now studying Iridology from Dr Jensen’s book and free lessons on drmorse.tv….so much to apply…really cool!
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