Forever Expanding Awareness in Liberation - Latest Comments

Re: Mind-Deprogramming and Self Education

mayan Calendar 2012 — Sat, 30 May 2009 19:11:45 -0000

Let's here it for the Maya!

Re: Natural malaria prevention and treatment

chiropractic management — Sun, 24 May 2009 13:08:46 -0000

I hope that artemisinin will be widely available for use in countries where malaria is endemic.

Re: Dental Health Dr Judd style

Miz Peg — Sun, 17 May 2009 13:24:51 -0000

Recently found your web- site. Interesting read! I tried the brushing with regular soap, and have found that the build- up of plaque on my partial, is quite dimished. The vitamin crystals, mixed with baking soda, is a refreshing good bye, to "morninng mouth".

Re: Dental Health Dr Judd style

inspiredlight — Wed, 06 May 2009 15:37:37 -0000

Hi Lou,
This is not Dr. Judd's site. I have simply spoken with him, read his info, and applied it.
I have taken things a step further and now make my own tooth paste... with herbs and things to help the gums and teeth.

I had one cavity which I have regrown.

I had dental trays made up (actually I made them myself... at my friend's dental clinic) and then used a product which was made of dicalcium phosphate (from memory)... it's extracted from cow milk.

Jonathan

Re: Dental Health Dr Judd style

Louis Wood — Wed, 06 May 2009 15:24:20 -0000

Hello Dr. Judd

I enjoyed reading all this information. And I have a question, of course.

When treating one's tooth enamel with MP -- monosodium phosphate -- is there some kind of special formula to work with for treating the teeth ? ? ? Thanks

Lou Wood <aklnwood@hotmail.com> or 907-272-1360 Thanks Again

Re: The Dichotomy of Enlightenment

jesse — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 05:41:55 -0000

i get what youre talking about, there is an apparent paradox in the teachings regarding the quest for enlightenment. ramana maharshi, i feel, cleared this matter up nicely by claiming that we already are enlightened , liberated , and perfect at all times, its merely our perception that we're not that keeps us from 'realizing' this. and at the same time anything that can be realized or remembered can be forgotten and lost. he had an interesting analogy that involved the story of a lady who frantically tried to find a pearl necklace that was around her neck the entire time. she was miserable that she lost it, and when she finally "found" it she was overjoyed. i myself get dismayed at the apparent paradoxes and double-talk that comes with the territory of the pursuit of the highest truth/enlightenment/liberation. but it should be thoroughly understood that the same longing for this state of liberation is exactly what keeps you imprisoned. so essentially nothing need be done to claim a state that already belongs to you, only stop imagining that youre without it. this is where meditation and self-enquiry come in to play, its not infact doing anything, its UN-doing, and although still paradoxical in nature, the logic is sound and crystal clear - language and concepts will only take you so far, for the next part of the journey they will need to be given up and identity with them tossed aside. and perhaps ask the question..."who" wants liberation? jesus is a perfect example of someone who was spoke intentionally in paradoxes and brain-teasers, ie - "..i am the alpha and the omega..", "i am that i am" , and my personal favorite "blessed is he whom came into being before he came into being". nisargadatta maharaj and ramana maharshi are masters at unraveling the mystery of enlightenment. i suggest everyone read these guys and discover where wayne dyer, eckhart tolle and the rest of these new agers stole their material. not to say i dont like them but if you want the industrial-strength stuff you gotta go east. theres my view ! good day !

Re: Natural malaria prevention and treatment

Angela Ojiaku — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 11:14:00 -0000

Help me! I've always been having malaria and typhoid fever in every two weeks. Pls what can I do? I want it totally cured. Thank you.

Re: Resist.com.au

leo — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 18:13:49 -0000

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Re: Resist.com.au

john kimer — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 23:17:20 -0000

I am from springdale arkansas, the home of the mexicans without green cards. this shit sucks and we have several aryan groups that are acting but they seem to be overwhelming us with there bullshit and all there methamphetamine. we desperately need help here and I am the sole provider of violent reaction to there hostile takeover they have brought to us. if any soldiers are out there ready for a WAR then Email me at jkimer@yahoo.com because i dont give a damn about what ther mafia has against me. i been a white champion for 10 years undefeated but they are taking over using drugs and influence with money. please help me. Im losing out here. i can only fight until i die.

Re: Exploring Deeksha - folly or freedom?

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Has read with the pleasure, very interesting post, write still, good luck to you!

Re: Sun Gazing

ffxi gil — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 11:07:10 -0000

interesting topic... i would like to find out the other sources on this topic.thanks for the links.

Re: 07/07/07

Lisa P — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:55:51 -0000

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Re: Natural malaria prevention and treatment

Artificial — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 10:43:44 -0000

It has been shown to reduce angiogenesis and the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor in some tissue cultures.

Re: The angry co-dependant mob

inspiredlight — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 12:30:52 -0000

Perhaps I do have a blind spot.
Following the logic of your argument, however, leads me to think that we are in fact bringing into question the entire advertising and marketing system of the capitalistic world. Who are "these folks" you're referring to? Just people running what you refer to as LGATs or are we referring to all people who advertise and promote products and services?

You see, based on my understanding of your logic, we should be suing and/or attempting to close down just about every business on the planet. Coca Cola, McDonald's, Monsanto, (to name but a few), and even the recent US presidential candidates go to massive lengths to influence people into making certain choices, which are not necessarily (I would suggest it's rarely) in the best interest of the people their marketing is aimed at. Taking the first name off my brief list, Coca Cola sells a toxic health destroying beverage that is a huge cost to society and they employ far more refined, costly, and insidious methods of "selling people things" than I imagine Byron Katie will ever be able or willing to afford.

Are we all victims to this?
I can say that I am not. What about you?
Do we need saving from this kind of insidious confrontation to our subconscious mind and desires?
I don't. What about you?

No one is forced to go along to a Byron Katie workshop, in the same way that no one is forced to go to Church on Sundays, or to buy certain products from a particular shop.

So now I am wondering... is it me with the blind spot or is it "the angry co-dependant mob" I speak of?

Re: The angry co-dependant mob

the dude — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 18:00:30 -0000

bro, you seem to have a blindspot here, in regards to the methods of persuasion and salesmanship that are being brazenly used by Byron Katie. Don't you know these folks have spent decades carefully figuring out how to sell people things and manipulate their free will?
You need to do some serious research into what are called LGAT's, which are these types of seminars they have created to mess with people's minds in a serious way.

Re: Bird Flu Perspectives

Jim West — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 01:22:44 -0000

"Bird flu" paradigm, doesn't take into account air pollution as causation. Alternative environmental explanations can be googled. Same with SARS, a respiratory disease that doesn't account for obvious air pollution factors.

Re: Dental Health Dr Judd style

Jim West — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 01:20:22 -0000

I noticed unprecedented gum problems after having mercury removed and replaced with resin fillings (the process involves fluoride and some resins have fluorided imbedded). Judd's comments make sense, that fluoride severs gum/tooth proteins.

Re: Dental Health Dr Judd style

Eric Swolgaard — Thu, 15 May 2008 19:11:18 -0000

I had the pleasure of talking to Gerard Judd a few years ago when I ordered some materials from him. A highly intelligent and down to earth 83 year old and inspiring to me to follow a healthier approach to teeth and gums. I follow his protocol and have had no cavities or receeding gum line since. "Good Teeth from Birth to Death" is a must-read for dental health and discovering the politics of flouride.

Re: The Dichotomy of Enlightenment

Christopher Evatt — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 13:36:42 -0000

Spot on!.

Its all one with no here or there. Its now. There's no leaving or arriving. This point, this life is it. There is no need to search.
It is here. Be fully here and you awake...you lighten your load of unconsciousness to be light. Accept the load. Accept the light.
It is all one. Enjoy all there is because it is you.

Love

Dad

Re: Vipassana Meditation Website

navin — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 06:47:18 -0000

Hi,

Truly said, i agree and i too have realised that its realy benefits if you seriously do it.

Re: It’s all a story

Andrew — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 14:43:56 -0000

This is a really good article. I never tire of hearing this simple truth. Thanks.

Re: Thoughts on Forgiveness at Joshing.org

Andrew — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 23:28:19 -0000

Hi Jonathan, I saw a quote that said, "Tolerance is a virtue, but uncritical acceptance is a sin."

Re: Thoughts on Forgiveness at Joshing.org

Jonathan — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 08:47:53 -0000

Sorry Andrew, I accidently deleted your comment in the comment moderation system. I am not sure if I read the whole thing as I only saw a snippet of it.
What I read was, "This article reminds me of the saying, 'Tollerance in a virtue, [something?] is a sin'".

Would you write it again?
Cheers.

Re: The Extent of the Illusion Esoterically - The Double Matrix

nobody — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 21:27:03 -0000

Hi , I am "out" there and I think you are right .
it is a matrix question because the world can be "described "by a matrix but IS NOT a matrix, yet those who grasp pieces of understanding need to link .
Yours & until we meet , warmly , I am nobody .

Re: An holistic relationship to ego?

UrbanMonk dot Net — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 19:59:24 -0000

Jonathan, great stuff, I agree with you completely - people who discover the ego tend to demonise it after they realise that the ego has caused a lot of emotional pain for them, and yet hating it is not the thing to do. Thanks for leaving the comment on my site, it's allowed me to find yours and expand my knowledge - this is truly some great stuff! Thanks again!