How does Qigong Practice Fight Cancer?

14. October 2009 by HealingMindN.

Extracts from Some studies show practising qigong helps to fight against cancer

Cancer survivor Qiu Jia Ming, 65, who suffered from pancreatic cancer years ago, said: “I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer when I was 50 years old and the doctor told me I only had three months to live. But I’ve survived 14 years now…”

“I’m 57 and have been practising qigong for 22 years. I was diagnosed with nasal malignant granulomatosis, a very rare cancer, and doctors said I only had six months to a year to live at the most.

“So when I was discharged from hospital, I didn’t go home. I went to join the Guolin Qigong Club. Doctors said it was a miracle that I survived beyond a year,” said Yin…

Even the head of the cancer rehabilitation club is convinced of the benefits of qigong against cancer. Yuan Zheng Ping was diagnosed with malignant lymphoma 28 years ago and after studying Guolin qigong in Beijing, he started the Shanghai Cancer Rehabilitation Club in 1989 to teach others like him.

“It’s not only a physical exercise, it is also a psychological practice of breathing using rhythmic exercises, thereby taking in a lot of oxygen. This is beneficial because it increases immunity and help fight the cancer.

“We did a survey in 1993 with 1,500 cancer patients and discovered that after five years of practising Goulin qigong, there was about 85 per cent recovery rate. In 2003, we did another comprehensive study and found that out of 7,000 cancer sufferers, more than 60 per cent of them survived for more than five years,” said Yuan…

Even doctors who specialise in Western medicine believe there are benefits to practising qigong. But they said there may be other causes that are helping cancer patients recover from their illnesses.

Gao Yong, a doctor at Shanghai East Hospital, said: “Qigong can help patients forget the pain of the disease. Also, the exercise is a team activity. Practitioners encourage and support each other. There is more confidence when they see others recover. I think this is the real benefit of qigong…

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Yes, but how are people living beyond their predetermined “shelf life?”There must be a difference between simply taking in more air during QiGong and getting an oxygen respirator or else all cancer patients would simply get oxygen respirators to live beyond their “shelf life.”

Examining the “Mysterious” Qigong Practice

In fact, QiGong stimulates proper circulation of blood, lymph, and Qi (bioenergy) throughout the entire body through mindful exercise. The four specific types of Academic, Martial, Medical, and Religious QiGong each have a specific purpose within each of their subcategories, but they are all similar.

Medical QiGong is a highly specialized practice for either doctor or patient to re-establish proper circulation in the body for healing purposes. Like martial QiGong, medical QiGong consists of moving and still meditations.

Wai Dan Gung Qigong usually consists of moving meditation exercises wherein we coordinate our breath with body movements specifically designed to stimulate the energy meridians; this increases proper circulation to the extremities including the nails, hair, skin, teeth, and eyes, the five major outlets of Qi circulation which Traditional Chinese Medical Practitioners observe in diagnosing health conditions.

Nei Dan Gung Qigong usually consists of still meditation exercises wherein we use the mind (Yi) to lead the bioenergy (Qi) along specific pathways in the body known as energy meridians. We all begin with “small circulation;” we use Yi to lead Qi along the extraordinary vessels known as governing (yang) and conception (ying) vessels.

The tip of the tongue gently touches the roof of the mouth to connect these yin and yang vessels during any type of QiGong practice. Each school has their personal style of still meditation, but they all maintain the same basic position which is covered in HealingMindN Meditation.

Some people get confused about the energy meridians and you may still be asking how Qigong practice fights cancer.

Quite Simply, the energy meridians are the energetic extensions of the organs in our bodies. For example, the heart meridian is an extension of the heart. When we stimulate energy flow through the meridian, we are stimulating in the heart. Therefore, arm movements such as swinging stimulate the heart.

When we do exercises that induce proper circulation through our meridians, we return our bodies to a proper homeostasis or normal level of physiologic functioning. Stagnation is the disease. Circulation is the cure.

When we have stagnation of blood, lymph, and Qi, our proper physiologic functioning destabilizes; our immune systems lose their effectiveness, and abnormal cells are produced.

You see, what mainstream medical science teaches us about cancer is only half way right. Chemotherapy and ionized radiation therapy kills cancer for sure, but they also kill the patient; these therapies fall within the same dark age protocol as blood-letting.

The swollen egos in mainstream medicine have disregarded pleomorphism, the ability of an organism to transmute from one form to another given the corroborating environment. (Please read about this subject in depth at Rife Ultra Microscope: Bacteria Chronicles.) All a compromised body needs is a virus, or mutated bacterium, to trigger a cascade of sickness.

To put it simply, a stagnant environment produces all sorts of mutations including cancer cells. Once circulation is reintroduced, the cancer cells are slowly but surely flushed away and replaced with healthy cells. Qigong Practice is one way to re-establish that circulation

Qigong Exercises must be done properly to achieve the desire effects, therefore, I highly recommend that you educate yourself and find a school near you that specializes in Qigong.

Thanks for your time.

Healing Thoughts,

Randolph Directo
Cert. Oriental Sports Trainer

P.S. Breast Cancer Survivor Credits Holistic Practice

By Terry Morris, Staff Writer, Dayton Daily News

Updated 6:52 PM Thursday, October 22, 2009

…She improved her diet, changed positions at UD to reduce stress and even tried internet dating. She left UD in 2002.

Nothing clicked the way qigong did.

Lively is convinced that its power “is truly in the mind. You heal yourself. Qigong is about strengthening the mind and heart through focus of intention. You tell yourself to believe it. Our thoughts, minds, emotions and bodies are all energy systems,” she said….

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Qigong is Qualitative Energy Healing Exercises

2. July 2009 by HealingMindN.

Qigong is literally internal energy work, a means of gaining good health through certain stances used in conjunction with breathing methods; it’s an integral part of one’s internal martial art training like Taijiquan. There are 2000 different types of qigong, broken down into three categories: Self Healing, Martial Arts, and Medical.

Qigong is qualitative because of the type and correctness of the practice that is necessary to achieve ones goal in self healing, martial arts, or medical discipline. This is why discipline is key in qigong like any other training exercise as an art or science: Practice makes Perfect.

For example, at the gyms, we’re encouraged to have personal trainers guide us in order to discipline our exercises, get the most out of the gym, and achieve our fitness goals.

The same is true of qigong. In fact, the theory within the practice of qigong is more complex than fitness science; the scholarly understanding of qigong is more likened to understanding music theory. Within each genre of music, there are different styles of music.

This is also true of qigong: Within each type of martial art, there is a particular style of qigong conducive to that form. Within a qigong medical practice, there are different styles of qigong such as Neigong. Within self healing exercises, there are different styles of qigong that are practiced which are conducive to the malady that is being suffered.

In self help, for example, there’s Qigong for Stress Relief and Qigong for Cleansing - Detox. These are consumer friendly instructional DVDs that apply different styles of qigong according to the maladies of stress and toxification, respectively. These are only 2 styles of qigong out of more than 2000.

The Mainstream Perspective on Complementary Medicine

For this reason, I find the “official” western perspective of qigong disturbing. According to mainstream “experts” in complementary medicine, all qigong is the same, so it doesn’t matter which type you practice. According to their logic, you should get positive benefits for any particular malady no matter what type of qigong you practice, or else it doesn’t work.

Here is a 24 June 2009 NIH report that verifys this perspective:

Internal Qigong for Pain Conditions: A Systematic Review.

Lee MS, Pittler MH, Ernst E.

Division of Standard Research, Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine, Daejeon, South Korea; Complementary Medicine, Peninsula Medical School, Universities of Exeter and Plymouth, Exeter, United Kingdom.

The objective of this systematic review was to assess the evidence for the effectiveness of internal qigong as a treatment option for pain conditions. Nineteen databases were searched through to February 2009. Controlled clinical trials testing internal qigong in patients with pain of any origin assessing clinical outcome measures were considered. Trials using any type of internal qigong and control intervention were included. The selection of studies, data extraction, and validation were performed independently by 2 reviewers. Four randomized clinical trials (RCTs) and 3 controlled clinical trials met all inclusion criteria. One RCT suggested no significant difference for low back pain compared with electromyographic biofeedback. Two RCTs failed to show effects of internal qigong in neck pain compared with exercise therapy and waiting list control. One RCT suggested that qigong is inferior to aerobic exercise in patients with fibromyalgia. There are few RCTs testing the effectiveness of internal qigong in the management of pain conditions. Collectively, the existing trial evidence is not convincing enough to suggest that internal qigong is an effective modality for pain management.

PERSPECTIVE: This review of controlled clinical trials focused on the effects of internal qigong, a self-directed energy healing intervention involving movement and meditation. Collectively, the existing trial evidence is not convincing enough to suggest that internal qigong is an effective modality for pain management. Future studies should be of high quality with particular emphasis on designing an adequate control intervention.

Mechanistic Minds versus Energy Healing

OK, the report keeps calling it “internal qigong.” Qigong is mostly internal exercises - you can bet even money on this. The part that is disturbing is “Trials using any type of internal qigong and control intervention were included.”

Therefore, these “randomized clinical trials” were not controlled studies. The report says any type regardless if it is for self help, martial arts, or medical application. The report says nothing about who taught the patients, how they were taught, what exactly they were taught. The report says nothing on how disciplined the practice was.

If someone is suffering from pain, and it’s the first time for their learning qigong, then they’re going to have a very difficult if not impossible time to practice qigong. Qigong in any form takes great discipline that must be cultivated over time. The NIH report says nothing about how much time they took with these pain sufferers. I have so many questions because of all the gaps left by this report:

• How long did they practice each day?
• Were they doing the qigong exercises correctly?
• Were they doing the self help qigong exercises conducive to their particular malady?

The questions keep bubbling up in my mind because there is no quality in that NIH report. Qigong and any other disciplined exercise is all about quality. This is an OMG moment! This report can easily be mistaken as something written by high school burnouts because it lacks so much quality!

I’m sorry, but there have been a number of austere western points of view that have been brutal with me. I’m just returning the favour. I still remember years ago when I wanted to teach Yang Style Taijiquan at my local city recreation center, I got a hold of a rec director who said, “we already have a tai chi instructor.”

Then I said, “I know, you have a Chen Style Taijiquan instructor. I would like to offer Yang Style Taijiquan, so you can expand your offerings to your customers.” Then she said, “we already have a tai chi instructor…”

You see, not only did this person have no understanding of the differences between the styles of Taijiquan, she didn’t care. In fact, I got a lot of the same attitude from a number of “directors” who believed that only one style of Taijiquan is good enough for them.

By the same token, none of the PhD’s who ran that “Internal Qigong for Pain Conditions” study cared about what style of qigong they used. Their logic tells them that “any type” is good enough for them.

This is Mechanistic Thinking. Mechanistic thinking doesn’t apply to energy oriented healing exercises. Energy oriented healing like qigong is beyond the comprehension of a mechanistic mindset. Mechanistic Minds will always fail that which it does not comprehend.

Please remember that qigong requires your devotion to exacting discipline. The psychoneuroimmunologists realise the difficulty of getting patients into alternative medicine programs exactly because they require far more discipline than most ill people have.

Qigong requires commitment and devotion to accomplishing a particular goal using energy breath work. Please keep an open mind and an open heart towards your own healing. When you do this, the qigong exercises come easily and naturally.

Thanks for your time.

Healing Thoughts, HealingMindN

Randolph Fabian Directo

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Bioenergetic Diagnostics in Alternative Healing is Personalized

30. June 2009 by HealingMindN.

Utah-based company BioMeridian provides several technologies for bioenergetic testing

BioMeridian™ is a Utah-based company that provides several technologies for bioenergetic testing. Specifically, BioMeridian develops Meridian Stress Assessment (MSA) instruments, including software platforms and acupuncture-point reading devices, for health care practitioners. MSA tests measure energy levels at acupuncture points on the body, and the results of these readings help practitioners evaluate patient health. The goal is to bring areas of imbalance – or poor health – back into stability.

The technologies from BioMeridian are based, in part, on the work of a German doctor, Reinhold Voll, who in the early 1950s discovered how to locate the body’s acupuncture points electronically. Voll was able to show that electrical currents at these points were different from those at surrounding tissues, and further research revealed these electrical readings could be used to diagnose health conditions. An abnormal reading, for example, might indicate lung problems or allergic tendencies. In addition, Voll discovered that certain substances, such as bottles of medicine, produced electro-magnetic frequencies.

Voll’s discoveries contributed to future advancements in bioenergetic medicine, including Meridian Stress Assessment. As mentioned above, MSA systems evaluate energy levels at acupuncture points. The energy measured at these points is thought to flow through human electrical channels, commonly referred to as meridians. Similar to traditional Chinese medicine, it is believed that organs and organ systems are related to the flow of energy throughout the body. Therefore, the discovery of blockages or disturbances in this flow can help health care practitioners identify disorders and provide necessary therapies. An MSA system aids practitioners in suggesting nutritional, enzyme-based, herbal or homeopathic products to support patient health.

One popular bioenergetic testing product from BioMeridian is the MSAS®-Professional. The MSAS®-Professional, an MSA system as indicated by its name, uses an electronic probe to read the energy levels at acupuncture points on the body. This evaluation is read via graphic display on a computer screen and in a printed report. With this information, practitioners can help patients understand how the energy flow in their bodies might be affecting their health. The MSAS®-Professional also provides practitioners with a database of more than 40,000 natural products they can consider for their patients. In addition, practitioners can develop their own protocols and program those into the MSAS®-Professional.

Another bioenergetic testing device from BioMeridian™ is the Vantage™ instrument, which is optimized for BioRep,™ the company’s premier software program. Unlike MSAS®-Professional, the Vantage product does not require a computer. The Vantage, referred to as a bioelectrical impedance measurement (BIM) platform, provides health care practitioners with a quick, affordable way to assess patient health and nutritional needs. The manufacturer claims Vantage has proven itself in clinical trials to offer results in as few as 20 minutes. At no additional charge, BioMeridian includes admission to its Proficiency Training Seminar with the purchase of a Vantage device.

BioMeridian’s EPIC™ probe is integrated for use with the Vantage and MSAS®-Professional products. The EPIC provides accurate, reliable readings of energy flow at acupuncture points on the body. The probe, according to BioMeridian, takes little time to learn and controls for pressure-related variables. Practitioners are required only to place the EPIC’s Sure-Touch® tip on acupuncture points, and the EPIC carries out the measurement.

(SOURCE: BioMeridian International)

Here is a three part video series from conscious.tv featuring detailed patient/doctor/nurse interaction during a BioMeridian analysis for preventive health:

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As you notice, a holistic bioenergetic session is vastly different from conventional medical treatment in that it’s geared towards personal lifestyle in a very detailed way; this is in direct contrast to conventional medicine that treats people like cars in a repair shop which insists on standardized repair for standardized problems. Here’s a summary:

Allopathic vs. Holistic Medicine

Allopathic (mainstream)*	Holistic (personalized)
Classifies people according to disease and provides standardized Treatments of only the obvious symptoms of that disease while ignoring the underlying cause. Is mainly interested in standardized drug treatments of all people that can last from years to a life time.	Roots out the underlying cause of disease by identifying and diagnosing the particular weaknesses and stresses within an individual through detailed analysis. Is mainly interested in lifestyle changes for individuals to keep them from getting ill, thus, preventing the need for long term drug treatment.
*Michael Jackson’s personal mainstream physician caused his relatively early demise because that physician was more interested in serving the drug companies and his medical religion rather than Michael Jackson’s overall health.

Thanks for your time.

Healing Thoughts,

Randolph Fabian Directo

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Quantum Basis of Bioenergetics Discovered in Plants

20. January 2009 by HealingMindN.

Is Quantum Mechanics Controlling Your Thoughts?

Quantum mechanics holds that any given particle has a chance of being in a whole range of locations and, in a sense, occupies all those places at once. Physicists describe quantum reality in an equation they call the wave function, which reflects all the potential ways a system can evolve. Until a scientist measures the system, a particle exists in its multitude of locations. But at the time of measurement, the particle has to “choose” just a single spot. At that point, quantum physicists say, probability narrows to a single outcome and the wave function “collapses,” sending ripples of certainty through space-time. Imposing certainty on one particle could alter the characteristics of any others it has been connected with, even if those particles are now light-years away. (This process of influence at a distance is what physicists call entanglement.) As in a game of dominoes, alteration of one particle affects the next one, and so on.

Green algae may rely on quantum computing to turn sunlight into food.

Petr Znachor/Nikon Small World

The implications of all this are mind-bending. In the macro world, a ball never spontaneously shoots itself over a wall. In the quantum world, though, an electron in one biomolecule might hop to a second biomolecule, even though classical laws of physics hold that the electrons are too tightly bound to leave. The phenomenon of hopping across seemingly forbidden gaps is called quantum tunneling.

From tunneling to entanglement, the special properties of the quantum realm allow events to unfold at speeds and efficiencies that would be unachievable with classical physics alone. Could quantum mechanisms be driving some of the most elegant and inexplicable processes of life? For years experts doubted it: Quantum phenomena typically reveal themselves only in lab settings, in vacuum chambers chilled to near absolute zero. Biological systems are warm and wet. Most researchers thought the thermal noise of life would drown out any quantum weirdness that might rear its head.

Yet new experiments keep finding quan­­tum processes at play in biological systems, says Christopher Altman, a researcher at the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience in the Netherlands. With the advent of powerful new tools like femtosecond (10-15 second) lasers and nanoscale-precision positioning, life’s quantum dance is finally coming into view.

INTO THE LIGHT
One of the most significant quantum observations in the life sciences comes from Fleming and his collaborators. Their study of photosynthesis in green sulfur bacteria, published in 2007 in Nature [subscription required], tracked the detailed chemical steps that allow plants to harness sunlight and use it to convert simple raw materials into the oxygen we breathe and the carbohydrates we eat. Specifically, the team examined the protein scaffold connecting the bacteria’s external solar collectors, called the chlorosome, to reaction centers deep inside the cells. Unlike electric power lines, which lose as much as 20 percent of energy in transmission, these bacteria transmit energy at a staggering efficiency rate of 95 percent or better.

The secret, Fleming and his colleagues found, is quantum physics.

To unearth the bacteria’s inner workings, the researchers zapped the connective proteins with multiple ultrafast laser pulses. Over a span of femto­seconds, they followed the light energy through the scaffolding to the cellular reaction centers where energy conversion takes place.

Then came the revelation: Instead of haphazardly moving from one connective channel to the next, as might be seen in classical physics, energy traveled in several directions at the same time. The researchers theorized that only when the energy had reached the end of the series of connections could an efficient pathway retroactively be found. At that point, the quantum process collapsed, and the electrons’ energy followed that single, most effective path.

(An equivalent process maybe happening in the brain. During a thought, our neural patterns fire in many areas of the brain while looking for a path of least resistance. Please see fMRI Neuroscience Advances in Mind Reading Scans)

Electrons moving through a leaf or a green sulfur bacterial bloom are effectively performing a quantum “random walk”—a sort of primitive quantum computation—to seek out the optimum transmission route for the solar energy they carry. “We have shown that this quantum random-walk stuff really exists,” Fleming says. “Have we absolutely demonstrated that it improves the efficiency? Not yet. But that’s our conjecture. And a lot of people agree with it…”

QUANTUM TO THE CORE
Stuart Hameroff, an anesthesiologist and director of the Center for Consciousness Studies at the University of Arizona, argues that the highest function of life—consciousness—is likely a quantum phenomenon too (so that’s where it started with Hameroff!). This is illustrated, he says, through anesthetics. The brain of a patient under anesthesia continues to operate actively, but without a conscious mind at work. What enables anesthetics such as xenon or isoflurane gas to switch off the conscious mind?

Hameroff speculates that anesthetics “interrupt a delicate quantum process” within the neurons of the brain. Each neuron contains hundreds of long, cylindrical protein structures, called microtubules, that serve as scaffolding. Anesthetics, Hameroff says, dissolve inside tiny oily regions of the microtubules, affecting how some electrons inside these regions behave.

He speculates that the action unfolds like this: When certain key electrons are in one “place,” call it to the “left,” part of the microtubule is squashed; when the electrons fall to the “right,” the section is elongated. But the laws of quantum mechanics allow for electrons to be both “left” and “right” at the same time, and thus for the micro­tubules to be both elongated and squashed at once. Each section of the constantly shifting system has an impact on other sections, potentially via quantum entanglement, leading to a dynamic quantum-mechanical dance.

It is in this faster-than-light subatomic communication, Hameroff says, that consciousness is born. Anesthetics get in the way of the dancing electrons and stop the gyration at its quantum-mechanical core; that is how they are able to switch consciousness off.

It is still a long way from Hameroff’s hypo­thetical (and experimentally unproven) quantum neurons to a sentient, conscious human brain. But many human experiences, Hameroff says, from dreams to subconscious emotions to fuzzy memory, seem closer to the Alice in Wonderland rules governing the quantum world than to the cut-and-dried reality that classical physics suggests. Discovering a quantum portal within every neuron in your head might be the ultimate trip through the looking glass.

Related Article:

Nature’s Mind: The Quantum Hologram

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Important Energy Nutrient: Co Enzyme Q10

15. December 2008 by HealingMindN.

The following extract is from one of the best research papers I’ve seen on the bioenergetics of Co Q10. Not enough mainstream doctors are realising the benefits of Co Q10 (or any other essential nutrient for that matter) because they are mainly educated by the drug companies. Please have a look at Co enzyme Q10 Very Essential for Healthy way of Living:

Evidence is accumulating for a role of CoQ10 in the treatment of mitochondrial disorders and neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson’s disease, Huntington’s disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). A number of case reports suggest a beneficial effect of supplemental CoQ in patients with known mitochondrial disorders. Perhaps the strongest evidence for a beneficial effect of CoQ supplements comes, however, from animal studies. Oral administration of CoQ10 produces dose-dependent neuroprotective effects against lesions produced by mitochondrial toxins. CoQ10 also protects against 1-methyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP) toxicity in mice. Furthermore, CoQ10 supplementation exerts neuroprotective effects in transgenic mouse models of familial ALS and Parkinson’s disease. The potential efficacy of CoQ10 in Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease is currently being evaluated in human clinical trials…

Some people might say, “Well, this only applies to animals because they’re only testing animals.” These animals have the same basic organ functionss we do. They live on the same planet as we do breathing the same air and pretty much eating the same food. You can also find clinical evidence of the human benefits through the paper at Co Enzyme Q10: Bioenergy Synopsis.

All you have to do is ask your doctor about essential nutrients as opposed to drugs to find out what kind of person is “taking care of” your health. Please visit the Co Enzyme Q10: Bioenergy Synopsis to learn more about why this natural nutrient is necessary. When we get older, we make less Co Q10 in our bodies, so we get tired easier. This means older people need more Co Q10. Please look up the important facts for yourself.

Thanks for visiting! Happy Holidays!

Randolph, HealingMindN Medicine Man

- Coenzyme Q10 is present throughout the human body. It aids metabolic reactions, such as the transformation of food into ATP, the energy used by the body. Cell mitochondria (the part of cells where energy is produced) show the greatest concentration of coenzyme Q10 in the body. Similarly, organs that contain higher …

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Magnetic Therapy: Scalar Magnetic Pulse Device?

11. November 2008 by HealingMindN.

I’ve been working on a little project in pulsed magnetic therapy. I threw together this hand held device based on a reports I’ve published here, namely Genetic Defects and Project HAARP.

I’ve been wondering to myself for a while if that non-linear step up function discussed in the above article has to be in a plasma state. Think about it. How does that translation function work in a non-linear medium? In essence, we’re getting order from an “alleged” chaos function of manifold avenues.

By the same token, I’ve been wondering exactly how Don Croft’s cloudbusters work. (James DeMeo is worried about their getting into the wrong hands, so they must work.)

Don Croft is also employing a non-linear step up function in terms of those metal shots and shavings that he uses in his cloudbusters and “holy hand grenades.” (He took that Monty Python movie seriously.)

Since his devices are passive, yet they work, this means there is already some kind of “activity” going on within that non-linear medium, but what? What’s more interesting is that Don’s cloud busters work just as well as Wilhelm Reich’s cloudbusters that needed a source of running water.

In a way, Don’s a genius because he took one of Reich’s Orgone (cosmic energy) detectors which consisted of nothing more than iron filings and organic matter and combined it with the “vacuum” array of a cloud buster.

You see, the way the orgone works is that it’s instantly attracted and repelled by metal, especially ferromagnetic materials while organic matter tends to absorb and keep energy. In essence, the metal is like an inductor, the organic matter is like a capacitor, and the space between them is the resistance.

When we combine all of these elements together in a non-linear medium, we get a plethora of RLC resonant circuits, that is, passively resonant with cosmic energy. This principle is similar to our planet’s resonant capacities, although it has a lot more order with all sorts of conducting and semi-conducting materials. Our planet has all sorts of geophysical resonances, not only in the atmosphere such as with the Schumann frequencies, but everywhere.

Please have a look at the device that I’ve built:

Although it’s a little heavy, this is just a small hand held device. I’ll admit that the magnetron emitter array is not so perfect. I’ll do better next time.

What you see here is a copper doped magnetron wrapped as a Tesla-extra coil. The ferrite core at the center is also doped with copper particles and the entire emitter is wrapped according to the right hand rule.

There are several things going on in this device. First I have to assume that in the passive mode that copper doped magnetron array is increasing efficiency of cosmic energy flow by way of that atmospheric, non-linear translation function. I’m assuming this because Croft cloudbusters and holy handgrenades are also passive in nature.

The circuit within is a free running, astable pulse generator that outputs non-symmetrical pulses. Besides the power switch, the other switch changes the frequency from 1000 Hz to 100 Hz.

The Theramagnetron produces a very interesting sensation. What I like to do is apply it less than an inch away from the affected area. For example, I had a pain at the bottom of my foot, so I held the Theramagnetron right above the pain in slow circular patterns. After about ten seconds at 1000Hz, there are definite sensations of tingling at the surface of the skin, a pulling sensation as if there’s a vacuum, and a sensation of heat.

After 30 seconds, I switched to 100Hz, then a strange cooling sensation was in the same area and that vacuuming, tingling sensation reached even deeper into the flesh. What I would do was switch between 1000Hz and 100Hz every 30 seconds. This action seemed to increase the efficacy of the therapy - almost like dipping my foot alternately in heating and cooling solutions.

My foot feels pretty good now. The corn is still there, but no pain as before.

My hypothesis is that etheric energy, as part of that non-linear translation function, is serving as the scalar function of those collapsing magnetic fields, thus increasing the efficiency, manifold.

For those of you who don’t have a handle on cosmic energy; it’s primordial energy. In physics class, we only like to talk about electromagnetic waves and their transmutation. These are basically waves of decay.

What is missing from modern day physics classes because of that awful assumption from the Michaelson-Morley experiment is that cosmic primordial energy is the energy of creation. Cosmic energy is instantly transmutable into all of other kinds of energy and matter.

We also call it etheric energy because it resonates with all other energy systems and is instantly transmutable within that system. As of late, some scientists call it “dark matter” when it’s highly condensed, but this energy is universal, all around us and within us.

Different cultures have different names for etheric energy like “prana,” “vril,” “ki” and “chi.” Native Americans sensed the “Manitou” or “Orenda” of people, places, and things using their resonance with etheric energy.

I consider this device a success. My hypothesis is it takes advantage of non-linear translation functions such as that provided by nature. These non-linear translation functions are scalar in nature and perform as carriers for EM functions which makes them super efficient such as that discussed at the post on Genetic Defects and Project HAARP.

I’m going to build a few more of these Theramagnetrons and try to increase their efficiency. As I build more and have extras, I might sell them on eBay. We’ll See.

Until then, here are a few related articles:

Hand-held magnetic pulse device relieves migraines

Study Confirms Effectiveness of Magnetic Therapy in Pain Relief

FDA Approves First Magnetic Pulse Device to Treat Depression

The Future of Pulsed Magnetic Field Therapy

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Genetic Defects and Project HAARP

5. September 2008 by HealingMindN.

If I remember, I picked up this information in an appendix of the Montauk Project. I made a spin on this appendix and I’ve gathered some evidence as to the actual scientific workings of HAARP through similar experiments.

Please have a look at Genetic Defects and Project HAARP. This paper has been on the web for years now, but I’ve neglected it until now. It seems that there are people who still believe that 3.6 megawatts is not enough power to do any kind of damage - at least not permanently. These same people fail to understand the concepts of resonance, translation, and step up functions.

Besides the provided example of the bioenergetic effects of a pulse wave mytron, let’s look at some technology that utilises these same concepts wherein they all use the same non-linear function for translation, namely an excited gas at plasma state.

I’ve been arguing with myself on exactly how to present these three examples. I believe the best way to demonstrate the reality of Genetic Defects and Project HAARP to you is to show you how the same technology in HAARP is duplicated in similar technologies; then you should understand how HAARP can represent a real threat in the wrong hands. First, let’s consider a bioenergetic healing technology that I believe is closest to the operation of HAARP:

The Prioré Machine

Col. Tom Bearden provides the best explanation of the Prioré Machine. U.S. Patent 3368155 refers to Antoine Prioré’s first machine which uses an argon noble gas tube. Prioré’s second machine of which Col. Bearden explains utilises a mercury and neon plasma.

I encourage you to read this article at Col Bearden’s site. You will quickly recognise that the mercury/neon plasma serves as a step up function for the 9.4 GHz EM Wave. Where the article states: “the 9.4 gigahertz wave is joined in the “lamp” by seventeen radiations of unspecified frequency and nature…” This is where the step up function occurs wherein, “He is directly stimulating and engineering the hyperspace nested virtual bands with his device…” and “The Prioré machine uses seventeen higher-order modulations, which are quite sufficient to cover all eleven life channels required, with an additional six being available for tuning so as to squelch or “jam” the life-consciousness loops of those cells with tuning abnormalities, that is, of diseased or cancerous cells…”

The Prioré machine utilises that non-linear function of the gas plasma to translate a transverse wave function to seventeen higher order modulations; the only way to do that is through translation of the virtual state of the non-linear function to scalar functions.

Rife Plasma Ray

Dr. Royal Raymond Rife also utilised this same ability of an an excited plasma state of a noble gas to serve as a non-linear step up function for specific frequencies of EM waves.

Like the Prioré machine, Rife’s plasma ray utilised functions modulated upon a square wave pulse to actuate bioenergetic stimulation of healing, but the main idea was to create higher order modulations through the scalar functions created by the plasma ray, which serves as a step up function.

Once again, this concept completely relates to HAARP which utilises ionised nitrogen in the atmosphere as the non-linear, step up function. In general, the Rife Plasma Ray uses argon tubes which has far less mass in the atmosphere, but is nonetheless a constituent that can be stimulated through rhythmic oscillations of these higher order functions. The scalar functions generated through translation of the plasma are key to it’s it efficacy.

Non Linear Step up function induces superluminal velocities:

Laser smashes light-speed record

Finally we have an example with which everyone should be familiar: The year that light “traveled faster than light speed.” Please click the link to read this article. You will notice that the set up is similar to the Prioré Machine, wherein a cesium plasma injected with a magnetic field serves as the non-linear step up function for the laser pulse.

Notice where the article says: “This state exhibits strong amplification or gain at two wavelengths, and highly anomalous dispersion - that is, the refractive index changes rapidly with wavelength - in the region between these two peaks…” This is the equivalent of higher order modulation, the same concept in the Prioré Machine. The non-linear translation function utilises the same magnetohydrodynamic setup encompassing a gas plasma.

Since the input and output pulses are the same, it’s possible that the translation to higher order modulations through the nonlinear function of cesium plasma serves as a carrier function for the group speed of the pulse, which would leave it intact. Of course I’m only theorising at this point, but it’s the most logical conclusion.

Scalar carriers are the result of translation of the EM pulse through the non-linear functions of the gas plasma. The scalar carriers serve as non-local carrier functions for the EM pulse, therefore, the laser pulse is actually manifested on the non-local function of the scalar carrier.

The laser pulse did not go “superluminal;” it was actually manifested on a scalar wave carrier while the pulse remained within the limits of light speed.

The main point is that gas plasma is regularly used as a non-linear step up function in cases where we want translation or higher order modulations; these modulations are scalar wave carriers which deliver functions any where on this planet as a non-local function. Whether the perveyors of HAARP are taking advantage of these non-local functions is anyone’s guess. Col. Tom Bearden indicates in his book, “Excalibur Briefing,” who is ahead in the game of scalar wave weaponry.

I’m not saying that HAARP is some sort of weapon. The evidence seems to indicate that it IS causing health problems exactly because of the way it operates. All the numbers jive at Genetic Defects and Project HAARP in terms of creating a nitrogen particle beam with HAARP. In bioenergetic terms, these frequencies generated through the non-linear, non-local functions of HAARP are consistent with the ability to affect DNA structure.

For what exact intention or purpose is still unknown; due to it’s nature, it’s logical to assume that HAARP is more of an experiment in bioenergetics rather than geophysics. In my opinion, this is a juggernaut, pork barrel experiment that’s gone on long enough. The resources that have gone into this project would be better serving the American People.

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Binaural Harmonics

Thanks for your time,

Randolph, HealingMindN Medicine Man

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NCCAM spin on “Tie Chee” vs Real Taijiquan

5. August 2008 by HealingMindN.

Normally, I don’t mind anyone else’s take on martial arts for therapeutic and health purposes. But when I examined the page on “tie - chee” through the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine website, I had to stop and take notice.

This page on “tie - chee” passed before the eyes of highly degreed health professionals: Gloria Yeh, M.D., M.P.H., Harvard Medical School; Laura Redwine, Ph.D., VA San Diego Healthcare System; Dan Halpain, A.B.T./H.H.P.; Chenchen Wang, M.D., M.Sc., Tufts-New England Medical Center; Adeline Ge, M.D., NIH Clinical Center; and Shan Wong, Ph.D., and Patrick Mansky, M.D.

And, I’m sorry to say, that the treatment of Taijiquan here as an internal martial art is careless. Don’t get me wrong. I appreciate the fact that so many notables respect the healing potentials of this practice, therefore, “tie - chee” is now a verifiable method of complementary alternative medicine. I am completely thankful to the above doctors for this achievement.

On the other hand, I thought that being a degreed health professional meant being detail oriented. That paper on “tie - chee” is far from it. With the high page rank of Tai Chi for Health Purposes on the web, this page would be among the first that people would find during a search - And this page belongs to a highly respected organisation. Therefore, this page would shape public opinion and their perspective of Taijiquan.

I’m sure these are very busy people which is why they allowed so many misconceptions to stand out; they’re just too busy to really look into the history and root of internal martial arts. That’s OK. I’m here to help.

But Rather than start my own taijiquan encyclopedia here, I’m just going over a few errors that stick out like a sore thumb at NCCAM, then I’m going to direct you to one of the true martial arts masters on this planet, my favourite sifu on the subject of Taijiquan, Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming.

First the statement: Tai chi (pronounced “tie chee” and also known by some other names and spellings) is a mind-body practice that originated in China as a martial art…

I used Taijiquan and Tai Chi Chuan interchangeably because they come from different dialects, but mean the same thing: Grand Ultimate Fist. They both sound the same when Dr. Yang pronounces it. What matters are the phonetics - as in the pinyin system of Chinese Patent Herbal Remedies, so it doesn’t really matter how you spell it in english.

Tai Chi and Tai Chi Chuan are not interchangeable. Tai Chi is the philosophy from whence the fist form or “chuan” was created. Taijiquan has only been around for about 1000 years as opposed to about 4000 years for the philosophy. Imagine putting 4000 years of wisdom on yin yang within the flow of nature into a martial art form. The manifestation of Tai Chi into a “fist” form has far more implications than health and self defense. The “fist” form was created to train the practitioner in controlling energy flow, within himself and the world around him.

Now, we are traversing into those esoteric areas of the bioenergetic spectrum. When I talk about psychoenergetics at HealingMindN Power Circle and bioenergetics here at this blog, there is no separation between them. I have both sites at HealingMindN.com and BioenergeticSpectrum.com because there is always a careful balance between Mind and Body energies; they are inseparable.

The real goal of Taijiquan is for the mind to control the body. You’re going to have to leave your decadent western perspectives of the world behind when I say this. Remember, there is an intense 4000 year old philosophy behind that martial art.

As Dr. Yang might say about the basic concept of Tai Chi, “The Mind can go anywhere in the universe at any time and accomplish anything…” Tai Chi Chuan trains the practitioner to actually manifest that philosophy in the real world.

I know this is sounding like HealingMindN concepts, so I’ll pull out a few notes from Dr. Yang’s lecture on Taijiquan. You will notice that Dr. Yang applies electrical engineering concepts to the body, the same as Nikola Tesla did back in his day (Tesla also worked on all kinds of therapeutic energy medicine devices including the first ozone machine); this makes perfect sense because, in the living body, we have all kinds of tissues that have electrical characteristics of resistance, capacitance, inductance, and beyond depending on the bioenergetic functions that need fulfilling.

Resistance (of the body as during muscular tension) = R

Current flux (of the bioenergy {chi} within the body as controlled by breath) = I

Power (overall expression of speed, strength, bioenergy of the body {jing}) = P

P = I² × R

This equation applies to the human body for all the martial arts. Of course, this is only an analogy, not a detailed study of biophysics, but the concept remains the same. As Dr. Yang would say, “No matter if you start with internal martial arts or external martial arts, we all take these different pathes towards the same goal…”

In the case of Taijiquan, we want to decrease (muscular) resistance, R, of the body while increasing the current flow or chi of the body. Since the focus is on internal energy, we can look at the equation from this POV:

P/R = I²

The less resistance there is in the body, the more power we have by focusing on the chi, or internal energy. This is why Tai Chi Kung and Tai Chi Kung meditation are of vital importance to the martial art.

As you are probably already asking yourself, “why can’t we increase both current and resistance for maximum power?” Once again, this is a different path as that equation applies to other martial arts in different ways.

There are two other roots of internal martial arts that have also branched into different styles in the same fashion as Taijiquan: Baquazhang and Xingiquan.

I cannot express my disappointment enough for the NCCAM site by their neglect of other soft martial art styles; it’s like those restaurants that only serve half a sandwich. “Where’s the other half?”

I have to assume that the MD’s and PhD’s at NCCAM are not THAT interested in oriental sports training. That’s OK. They have a lot on their plates. That’s why I’m here.

Here’s a small treatise to help you understand the difference between these popular internal martial arts:

Tai Chi Chuan: When Jing (power) is emitted for an attack, it’s like a whip. Have you seen those MLB players who throw 100mph fast balls? That’s a whip. They would be totally wicked at Taijiquan. During the real martial art as opposed to the slow moving meditative practice, a Taijiquan practitioner can expect to explode on their opponent in much the same way if not more so.

Hsing Yi Chuan: (translates literally as “mind shape fist”) In the beginning of both attacking and defensive movements, the body remains soft so that Chi can be led to the limbs. the body is then stiffened for an instant upon striking to manifest the Jing, so it’s like rattan: Soft at the beginning, hard at the end. You’ve watched pro tennis, right? The players have to stay loose while dodging and shifting, changing direction at any given moment until they actually hit the ball with everything they’ve got. Pro tennis players would be amazing at Xingiquan.

In the power equation as it applies to Xingiquan:

P = I² × R

We have maximum current (Chi) and maximum resistance (muscular tension) to manifest maximum Jing (power). Xingiquan has branched into the more esoteric styles of kung fu like Dragon Style.

To the novice, it might seem that Xingiquan is the superior form to practice. Not exactly. As Dr. Yang would say, “it all depends on the situation.” Taijiquan has a circular attack approach within short and middle ranges. Xingiquan has a more linear approach most effective within a short fighting range.

Ba Kua Chang: (Eight Diagram Palm) The movements of Baguazhang are not as soft as Taijiquan, yet not as hard as Xingiquan and effective at all ranges. Internal Chi and footwork are the main focus of the training. The Jing. How to explain the Jing of Baguazhang: Have you ever seen professional ballroom dancers like on Dancing with the Stars? Pro ballroom dancers would be phenomenal at Baguazhang because it’s pretty much the ballroom dancing of martial arts which is just as fluid and beautiful.

“Where’s the Jing?” You ask? For those of you who caught the performance with Cheryl Burke and Christian de le Fuente where his bicep got detached, you observed “baguazhang” type manuever of Cheryl Burke expressing her “Jing.” If those same pro ballroom dancers focused their energies along martial aspects, they could easily break arms, legs, and who knows what else on their partners.

You know, that power equation, P = I² × R, is an integral of energy flux or electromotive force with respect to the current. If we go back to the original equation:

(delta) emf = I x R

We see that the “Jing” is expressed through the constant flux of electromotive force. This equation most correctly applies to Baquazhang since the Jing is expressed through complex footwork and consistent circular movements. Now you know how pro ballroom dancers can be dangerous.

Two more points I’d like to cover from that NCCAM paper. I’ll just go ahead and copy it here for your inspection:

Some Points of Controversy

As with other CAM approaches, there are aspects of tai chi on which not everyone agrees. For example:

• Since little is known scientifically about tai chi, accepting its teachings is a matter of belief or faith rather than evidence-based science.
• In addition to more traditional styles, some offshoots and blends of tai chi styles have also evolved. There are differences of opinion over which styles represent the “truest” tai chi.

I looked at the rest of the NCCAM site to see what they might be classing Taijiquan with as a belief system. I found 39 references to prayer. I found nothing about law of attraction.

The problem with the western medical perspective of saying that a method is based in belief or faith is that they’re saying the problem never really existed, that it’s psychosomatic, “all in your head.”

This is the regular motis operandi of mechanistic mind patterns: If they don’t get it, and it doesn’t fit into their paradigm of science, then it must be make believe. The problem is that this make believe Taijiquan CAM practice has real results of increasing health. According to the mechanistic mind set, there was never really a physical ailment, that Taijiquan was a great “placebo.”

Do you like that? Those are the kind of attitudes I have to deal with every day.

If you want some hardcore scientific theories to help you understand the workings of internal martial arts, look up precursor engineering on the web. Amazing subject, but difficult to understand, especially for mechanistic mind patterns. You’re an expert in applied physics? Good for you. You should half way understand the subject as long as you don’t cling to Maxwell’s Equations like a baby to his bottle.

As far as “truest” tai chi. I’m not sure what that means. I know Wu Style came first, then Chen, then Yang. I heard that Sun Style is loads a fun because it combines hard and soft styles and I think it’s the newest. But what does “truest” mean?

Think of internal martial arts style like a car. Learning the basic mechanics of driving the car is like learning proper breathing patterns during your exercise. Remember, just because we all have different cars doesn’t mean we all follow different rules. We all have to follow the same rules of the road.

By the same token, your instructor must teach you the “rules of the road” regarding the cultivation of Chi and expressing it as Jing through disciplined practice. Even the hard styles are using the same road, but they’re coming from the other direction by focusing on physical prowness first, then internal energy later. They all follow a true path as long as they include martial morality.

Martial Morality is the intent or “mindfulness” that is trained into the student. (OK, now we’re going back to HealingMindN concepts.) Martial Morality instills purpose and intent in the mind of the practitioner on exactly what he/she wants to accomplish with that art. Those accomplishments must be encompassed by the facets of Morality:

Martial Morality is called Wude. Teachers have long considered Wude to be the most important criterion for judging students, and they have made it the most important part of the training in the traditional Chinese Martial Arts. Wude includes two aspects: Morality of Deed and Morality of Mind. Morality of Deed includes: Humility, Respect, Righteousness, trust, and Loyalty. Morality of Mind consists of: Will, Endurance, Perseverance, Patience, and Courage… (Martial Morality, p.9, Ch.1, Baguazhang - Emei Baguazhang, theory and applications, by Liang, Shou-Yu, Yang, Jwing-Ming, Wen-Ching, 1994)

These important human aspects within martial arts practitioners allow them to transcend beyond any emotional difficulties which may serve as a basis for their chronic ailments; it depends on the person. A sickly person tends to lose one or more of these human aspects. The martial arts instructor is there to help you regain what you’ve lost due to sickness and stress related ailments through physical and mental discipline.

The martial arts instructor is there to help you regain any humanity that you may have lost. What could be “truer” than that?

You know a good instructor by observing their own morality. This is your measure of the “truest” form of Taijiquan or any other martial art: The Instructor.

Thanks for your time,

Randolph, HealingMindN Medicine Man

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Bacterial Bioenergy Economy eats Your Trash

2. August 2008 by HealingMindN.

Thermotoga maritima (green/yellow rods) growing in co-culture with Methanococcus jannaschii (red spheres). T. maritima ferments sugars to hydrogen and M. jannaschii converts hydrogen to methane.

These new strains of bacteria that eat trash while producing hydrogen and methane has been like a shot heard round the world recently. I thought I would cover a few of the finer points that could help heal our crude oil/coal dependent economy and help boost into the space age.

First, here are excerts from Engineer Taps Heat-Loving Bacteria for Hydrogen from physorg.com:

A North Carolina State University engineer has been awarded a $1.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to learn more about the microbiology, genetics and genomics behind how and why heat-loving bacteria called thermotogales produce large amounts of hydrogen with unusually high efficiencies. These microorganisms are found all over the globe in areas which are naturally hot – including volcanic sediments, hot springs and brines from deep oil wells.

The findings could help propel the use of hydrogen for many energy applications, including a new era of automobile travel. Hydrogen-powered cars, which exist in limited and expensive supply, are considered by many to be the holy grail of future vehicle travel…

“These organisms produce copious amounts of hydrogen as a waste product of their metabolism, even though hydrogen ultimately inhibits their growth,” Kelly says. “We’d like to learn more about the connection between sugar consumption and hydrogen yields and how to take advantage of their unique bioenergetics at high temperatures…”

That’s right; these bacteria are extremophiles who enjoy hot environments. Imagine your own bioreactor in your backyard which produces all the fuel you need from your trash. This concept is eons ahead of producing your own ethanol from corn which requires a certain amount of finesse in biochemistry.

Imagine your own bioreactor where you thrown in your own food waste, then you have a special tank that retrieves the gas to pump for your hydrogen/methane converted car. Naturally, you would have your backyard barbeque conveniently powered by your own bioreactor tank. Of course, we can also “pass that gas” through a reformer to create electricity. Here’s an earlier article from physorg.com, Fuel from food waste: bacteria provide power:

Researchers have combined the efforts of two kinds of bacteria to produce hydrogen in a bioreactor, with the product from one providing food for the other. According to an article in the August issue of Microbiology Today, this technology has an added bonus: leftover enzymes can be used to scavenge precious metals from spent automotive catalysts to help make fuel cells that convert hydrogen into energy…

We throw away a third of our food in the UK, wasting 7 million tonnes a year. The majority of this is currently sent to landfill where it produces gases like methane, which is a greenhouse gas 25 more potent than carbon dioxide. Following some major advances in the technology used to make “biohydrogen,” this waste can now be turned into valuable energy…

With a more advanced pre-treatment, biohydrogen can even be produced from the waste from food-crop cultivation, such as corn stalks and husks. Tens of millions of tonnes of this waste is produced every year in the UK. Diverting it from landfill into biohydrogen production addresses both climate change and energy security…

The difference is the article refers to centralised power doing the dirty work while I’m talking about your energy independence. It’s up to you. Either way, bacterial bioenergy defeats our trash problem. We just have to endure biochemistry expert’s “understanding” of the process for them to design the most efficient bioreactors.

It seems to me they should emulate the same environment where they originated, so the bioreactor would have to remain hot: Go Solar! How about a peltier junction that keeps the bioreactor hot while it’s powered by a methane gas reformer which is powered by the bioreactor? The possibilities are endless!

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