This a powerful, educational and amazing video with Adam Lanza’s physician. As you know Adam Lanza has been identified as the Newtown shooter in the Sandy Hook elementary school murders of 26 innocent children, teachers, principal and psychologist.
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Each day 22,000 to 27,000 children die due to the dual scourges of poverty; starvation and malnutrition. Total childhood deaths from these causes total approximately 10,000,000 children a year. Of the 2.2 billion children in the world approximately 1 billion live in poverty.
According to Dr. Webster Tarpley, “These deaths occur in the world in which about a billion people try to survive on less than one dollar per day. 2.6 billion people or 40% of the world’s population are struggling to subsist on less than two dollars a day. It is a world in which a total of 3 billion people or 50% of the world total must try to get along on less than $2.50 per day. For all the talk of a growing middle class made possible by globalization, 80% of humanity receives less than $10 per day. At the other end of the scale, the most prosperous 20% of the world’s population account for 75% of total world income, and this distribution becomes even more extreme when permanent assets are considered.”
Over one billion people lack access to fresh water. The United Nations International Labor Organization estimates that in developed countries like the U.S. and Europe the unemployment rate coupled with the under employment rate approaches 30%.
Welcome to the Novus Ordo Seclorum. (See back of dollar bill.) Peace on Earth. Goodwill to men. That’s what we the people want. Sadly, it’s not what the global controllers want.
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What makes the surfacing of more hidden, toxic material inevitable is that, as we go forward, we will pull down more light from above into our system. The new infusion of spiritual light will expose whatever toxicity may be still lurking deep within us that did not arise during earlier healing efforts.
When more toxicity surfaces, it should not be an occasion to fall into depression or to be consumed by a sense of failure that we did not clear all our toxicity earlier. As more toxicity emerges, it is important to remember that every encounter with the darkness remaining in our system is an opportunity to establish greater freedom and generate a brighter internal light. The real message behind the surfacing of more toxic material is simply that we have gained an important opportunity to transform our remaining darkness into light. A positive outcome to that confrontation insures that we will have more integration, power, and freedom than we had before. Every time we clear more darkness from our system, we build more momentum into our life.
When you face and clear your darkness, it is transformed into the hidden fuel of your growth and evolution. But if you choose not to face and clear it, your darkness remains the source of your oppression. Freedom or oppression, the choice is in your hands, nowhere else.
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The distant past can also have severe repercussions on our physical well-being. Michael came to a one day workshop I held at Michigan State University in the mid nineteen eighties. He was one of the first people to get on a healing table. The healing energy in the room that day was very powerful, and when the people in his group laid their hands on him, the healing energy that came through their hands surged through his system immediately. His eyes closed in response to the energy, and he became very peaceful, but not for long. A moment later, he was screaming and sweating, arms flailing, legs kicking the table as hard as they could. For a mild mannered and slightly built man, there was a tremendous rage bottled up in his system. His emotional release went on for some time. Finally, his catharsis ended, and he became very quiet and peaceful again. When he opened his eyes a while later, I asked him to tell me what he had experienced.
He said that when his whole body filled with bright white light in the beginning of the session, he felt peaceful and very happy. However, that feeling lasted only a minute. Without any rational reason that he could name, he found himself thrown back in time to the Inquisition, where he relived an experience he would have rather avoided.
He was a priest accused of heresy and ordered by the Inquisition tribunal to recant. He refused to do so, knowing that he had committed no crime. He was tortured, then castrated, and left to die in a pool of his own blood.
After Michael shared his experience I asked him two questions. How was he feeling now, and did he see any connection between that lifetime and this one? He said that he was feeling incredibly light and peaceful, and yes, there was a definite connection between that life and this one. Three years earlier he had been diagnosed with testicular cancer and had had one of his testicles removed. Now he realized that all the rage and hatred from being castrated some five hundred years earlier had been stored in his system and reappeared in the same physical location in this lifetime. That unhealed rage created his cancer and caused him to be partially castrated again. His karmic rage had drawn the past to him and repeated the trauma again.
After Michael got off the table, he asked me if he could call his wife and have her come to the afternoon session. I told him that would be fine. His wife was an attractive and pleasant woman, but rather overweight. During her session on the table that afternoon, she cried for a long time before she became peaceful like Michael had earlier in the day.
When her experience was complete, I asked her what had occurred. She told me that as soon the energy began flowing into her system, she found herself in another lifetime where she had been a young Indian girl in a South American village high in the Andes. There wasn’t enough food in the village, and she was always hungry. She eventually died of starvation as a child. I asked her if that experience had affected her in this lifetime. She said that she was still always hungry, no matter how much food she ate. Craving food had been a life long constant for her.
A few months later I received a call from Michael’s wife. She was eager to share what had happened in the intervening weeks since she had attended the workshop. Her constant craving for food was gone, and she had lost over twenty pounds without trying.
Clearing our system of its impediments, its karma, and its toxicity is one of the most important tasks of our life. Growth and evolution are not a function of instant gratification, but one of internal purification. Purification is not an immediate and superficial process, but a deliberate and deep one. It not only takes time, but it is also worthy of the time it takes.
Toward the end of his life, the great poet T.S. Eliot crafted a volume of four brilliant poems on life, meaning, and suffering that he entitled, The Four Quartets. In the Four Quartets, Eliot wrote that, “… all will be well, and all manner of things will be well, by the purification of the motive in the ground of our beseeching.” When we finally purify our own motives by clearing our karma, things will change for the better, not only in this lifetime, but in all lifetimes yet to come.
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Another horrific mass killing of children in our schools. Lives altered and destroyed forever. Every heart in America goes out to grieving parents and families, lost lives and lost potential that will never be realized.
Another socially maladjusted, MEDICATED, brilliant mass murderer. A young man kills his mother and 26 children and teachers. The toll is not final. The count could still rise. Could this be another act of psychological terror perpetrated on the American public so close to Christmas?
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Several years ago when my office was in Austin, Texas, I had a client named Sean whom I only saw once. Sean came because his girlfriend had paid for his session in advance and he hated to waste money. Otherwise, he would never have come. He was quite clear on that point.
When Sean’s session began, I placed one hand under the base of his spine and my other hand under the base of his skull. As the energy coming through my hands flooded Sean’s central nervous system, his eyes opened wide, and he stared at a fixed point on the ceiling. After a long moment of intense concentration, he closed his eyes. He sighed, his face turned ashen gray, and he began to shake his head slowly from side to side. After a few moments, he began shaking all over. Several more minutes passed, and he began to sob. He sobbed for a long time, his sobs becoming deeper and more anguished as he became immersed in his repressed and unconscious toxicity. Finally the sobbing stopped, and Sean’s body began to vibrate from the top of his head right down to the soles of his feet. He vibrated intensely for several minutes then suddenly became ice cold.
It was the middle of summer, but I had to put two heavy blankets over him. The blankets did little good. The cold was coming out of him, ancient, dead energies that had been frozen in his soul a long time ago. He needed to “thaw out” before those old energies would be cleared completely from his system. The freezing and the shaking continued. After a while longer, he came back to normal consciousness and opened his eyes. He was gray, exhausted, and still quite cold. I gave him more time to get his bearings and then asked him what he had experienced.
He said that when he opened his eyes shortly after the session began, he saw a stream of white light flowing from his forehead, culminating in a white cross on the ceiling. The cross was there for only a moment. When it disappeared, he closed his eyes again. No sooner had he closed his eyes than he found himself in another lifetime that was quite foreign to him and to which he could not relate.
Sean had seen himself as a slave in ancient Egypt, one of thousands pulling stones slowly across the desert. He was in a long line of slaves pulling a thick rope attached to a large stone. There were many overseers keeping the slaves organized and working at full capacity. If a slave appeared to weaken or give less than his full effort, an overseer would pull him out of the line and whip him, often quite severely. Many slaves were whipped to death.
As Sean watched the scenes unfolding in his mind’s eye, an angry overseer pulled a woman out of her place in the line of slaves just ahead of him. He whipped her until her blood stained the sand around her feet. She collapsed and soon died. Sean distinctly remembered showing no emotion at the time of her death. He knew that if he were to show emotion, he would bring the overseer down on him, and he would suffer a similar fate. So he bottled whatever emotion he felt at the death of this woman and continued to pull the rock along the sand with the other slaves in his contingent as if nothing had happened.
Now that he had released the emotion frozen in his soul more than twenty-five hundred years ago, he knew without a doubt that the dead woman had been his wife. The fact that his grief was more than two thousand years late was not important now. The only thing that mattered was that he was finally able to feel his ancient wounding and free himself from it’s dominance in his life.
The legacy of that ancient experience had been a heavy karmic anchor in Sean’s subconscious and had chained him to failure and obscurity in his present life. That karmic anchor contained two unconscious beliefs that controlled his life. The first unconscious belief was the notion that if you loved someone they would die, as his wife had died in ancient Egypt. The second unconscious belief was the notion that it was dangerous to be seen by those in power in the light of day. If you stayed out of sight you would avoid punishment and survive. In alignment with his unconscious governing beliefs, yet without any conscious knowledge of those beliefs, Sean found employment as a bartender, working in the shadows of a darkened bar, and indulged in a series of one-night stands that were meaningless, devoid of love, and went nowhere. In terms of his unconscious governing beliefs, Sean was successful. He wasn’t seen and he stayed alive. He didn’t love anyone, and no one died. Of course, his success at staying alive and having no emotional connection with anyone held no conscious satisfaction for him so he took recreational drugs daily to mask his pain. While he had no conscious awareness about his predicament, he was the prisoner of unconscious governing beliefs more than two millennia old.
Within a few months of releasing the trauma and grief of that lifetime, Sean’s life totally changed. He was freed from living under the spell of his unconscious governing beliefs. He got a sales job with a prestigious high-tech company, gave up drugs and meaningless sex, and be- came engaged to a wonderful girl he cared for deeply. By clearing one ancient lifetime from his system about which he had had absolutely no awareness, Sean was able to elevate his life in a very fast, yet natural way and gain his freedom from the past.
The only irony was that the girl he fell in love with and was engaged to was not the girl who had payed for his session.
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Our job is to understand the game of life and play that game to win. Understanding how the Law of Consequences functions will help us win that game on our internal levels. We win when we grow our inner light and realize who we really are. The wise person plays the game of life for the long term. He is not interested in building karma that may create a short term personal advantage but carries with it a long term liability. He knows that the price he will eventually have to pay for that temporary advantage is too high. He is interested in generating more light in his life rather than more darkness. This world is dark enough already. With each dark and reprehensible act, it becomes a more fearful and angry place, where peace and sanity evaporate and acts of continual retribu- tion ratchet up the violence to appalling heights.
Earth is the place we must come to in order to heal the splits in our psyche and overcome our separation from the light of our soul. Physical life was never meant to be easy or permanent. It was designed to force our growth. At every step of the way, we must choose between what will help us go forward and what will lead us astray. We can be engines of illumination or generators of karmic pollution. The choices we make will either clarify the light in our soul or increase the karmic weight in our system. We can quicken the pace of our evolution or add to its burdens and length of time. We can rise in the light or sink in the darkness.
When the Divine gave man free will, He also gave man karma so he would have to be responsible for his actions. Nothing is free or without consequence. The price of freedom is letting go of everything we think we are and are not. The game of life was set in stone eons ago. We have no control over its nature, but we do have control over our nature. Beware what kind of player you become in the game of life.
We earn access to more internal light and consciousness and develop a conscious connection to our soul by the manner in which we live our lives. Are we honest? Do we maintain our integrity? Do we respect the rights of others? Can we set aside our personal desires for the good of others? Are we compassionate and kind to those less fortunate than ourselves? Do we help people? Did we ever sacrifice our self-advantage so that someone else might have a better opportunity? Have we grown in our capacity for unconditional love? Have we forgiven those who trespassed against us? Have we cleared our toxicity? Do we know who we really are? If our answers to these questions are in the affirmative, then we are using the Law of Consequences to our advantage and building positive momentum in our life.
This is a world of impermanence. It is ruled by change and uncertainty. Nothing here stays the same or lasts forever. We are born into these conditions, conscious to some degree and mortal in the highest degree. We have just enough consciousness to spend most of our life trying to subdue our anxiety by finding a measure of permanence in the world. Sadly, most of us do not yet have enough consciousness to realize that the only real permanence we will ever find in this world is the inner light we build within us while we are here. As we build our light, we grow our soul and pull the power of the Divine down into our lives. One of the great heartbreaks of life is that we all have enough consciousness to struggle and suffer, but most of us do not yet have enough consciousness to find joy and fulfillment.
Abundance
Science tells us that nature abhors a vacuum. When we die, we do not turn to dust and bleached bones in the ground. Dust and bones are merely the remains of the body. Our body is the vehicle that houses and transports our soul while we are here on earth. While the remains of the body are ours, those remains are not who we are. This is a crucial distinction.
At death, the electromagnetic energy field that contains the spirit/soul/mind is no longer tethered to the physical plane by the physical body. When we die, the invisible silver cord linking the soul to the body is broken, and the soul returns to its home on the astral plane. Where we go in the astral worlds when we leave the body at death depends on how much or how little spiritual light we built into our system while we were here.
In this world, the soul is hidden and clothed in flesh. In the higher worlds, the soul stands revealed in its own light. That light is the real body of the soul. The brighter the light, the more powerful and evolved the soul has become.
My friend Paula once told me the story of her husband Ted’s death. Ted had been in declining health for a long time, and one day he had a heart attack. Paula called 911. The medics arrived quickly and were able to revive him. Paula, of course, was greatly relieved. Ted, however, was not. After he recovered, he scolded Paula.
“Listen,” he said in the no nonsense manner that was his trademark, “the next time that happens don’t try to bring me back.”
“Why Ted?” Paula asked him, a hint of panic in her voice.
“Paula, I was out of my body, experiencing more peace than I ever knew existed. I was in a very bright place. It was so light and so beautiful, better than anything I ever experienced here, I’ll tell you that. I’m not afraid to die now. I love you very much, Paula, and I don’t want to leave you behind, but my time is coming soon. I know it, and you know it. It won’t be much longer. That’s just the way it is. You promise to let me go next time, Paula? No more calls to 911?”
“Okay Ted,” Paula told him reluctantly. “I promise.”
A few months later Ted had another heart attack. This time Paula stilled her panic and remembered her promise. Instead of reaching for the phone, she reached for Ted’s hand and held him as he died.
“Alan,” she told me years later when she could talk about losing Ted without emotion, “when Ted died, I could see his spirit rise out of him and go up through the ceiling.”
“What did it look like?” I asked her.
“It was a long strand of silvery white light,” she replied without hesitation. “And that’s not all. When he left his body there was a feeling of deep peace in the room. Knowing that he was at peace made his death a lot easier for me to bear. It also helped me let go of my own fears about dying.”
Life is hard and unrelenting, and will always challenge us to grow. As Ted was fond of saying, “That’s just the way it is.”
The sad thing about negative karma is that most of it is utterly unnecessary, a waste of time, energy, and other resources that could be put to more productive uses. Next time, before acting out of spite or reacting impulsively out of anger to hurt another person because they have hurt you, think about the price that you will have to pay one day for your actions. In the end, nothing we do is without consequence.
The wise person knows all this and does good things, building positive momentum to move forward in his life. The foolish person goes on blindly ignoring the Law of Consequences, digging a deeper karmic hole that he will have to climb out of in the future. More often than not, that climb is long and laborious. When we choose to resist the inner imperative to grow, we are choosing to let our karma and our toxicity control our life.
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