I first heard this new thing, FOMO in the book I am reading, Hooked… I started to read Hooked right after I finished 1984. The perfect order of things… Because 1984 is about the loss of Self… First loss of … Continue reading
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FOMO: the fear of missing out… and other ways you are not living your own life
There is a step in the 67 step program that wants you to look at what would be your obituary if you died today. But there is a much better test, the test: imagining yourself being on your deathbed: a … Continue reading
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Very “interesting” experience. I watched the first year of Dexter, and although I wanted to watch all episodes, the first year was not addictive. But I had a premonition about the rest of the series. Made up by skilled television … Continue reading
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Do you get hooked? People pushing your buttons? Ultimately, every time you encounter something you don’t want, don’t like, don’t agree with, your first reaction is resistance, i.e. not allowing what you don’t like to be. When you pretend to … Continue reading
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What to do with what you don’t want, don’t like, don’t agree with?
I have been drinking energized water for 20 years. What hooked me was the person who recommended said that his pimples disappeared.
Now, when you look at my skin today, you would not think that I used to have pimples. But in 1995 my skin regularly broke out. I carried in my purse an ointment… so I am not left with no help.
The product I bought was very expensive. But my skin did clear up,
A friend of mine called me this morning. He reported that on Channel 5 they are selling audios like mine. I got hooked. I said: “Not audios like mine! audios sounding like mine… Those audios are just sound, no energy!” … Continue reading
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Hi there The sound healing audio that I have created called “The Unity Codes” features the full spectrum of Zobet/solfeggio frequencies (not 6, not 9 but all of them!) that help the body get back in tune, not only via a deeply relaxing and meditative Theta brainwave state which is great for boosting your creativity, your immune system, enhancing visualisation, dream recall, problem-solving, transforming limiting beliefs, etc but it’s also a great way of helping you connect with your divinity because 111 is a divine number based on sacred mathematics. It also helps the body tune in and remember it’s part of nature tuning the Phi ratio of the body from the bones in your whole skeleton right down to the DNA and unifying the microcosm of the body to the macrocosm, ie tuning you in as part of the whole so instead of the idea “We are One” just being a concept, it can instead be felt in every cell of the body as a truth for us. 111Hz is also good for pain relief and it is used in Dr Bob Beck’s BT7 Biotuner and in NET (Neuro-Electric Therapy) for helping people clear their drug addiction. Go here to find out more (German website) www.suchtzentrum.de Rock stars like Keith Richards, Eric Clapton and Pete Townsend testify to its benefits together with an endorsement by the actor Sean Connery of one of the books (called “Hooked – NET – The new approach to drug cure”) written by Scottish surgeon Dr Meg Patterson who created the therapy in the early 1970’s. In 1974 it was used by Eric …
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