Coast to Coast AM - 09-07-12 - Open Lines
http://www.mediafire.com/?ekzs8z2lm81gofo <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Open Lines, Paul Selig
During Open Lines, a caller named David shared a Bigfoot story imparted to him by his dad and brother. The two had gone fishing in the remote woods of New Jersey and accidentally stumbled upon a really dark, hairy-looking figure, David said. About ten minutes later, a guy in ragged clothing emerged then disappeared over top a hill, he continued, noting that the dad and brother investigated but could find no trace of the man. David suggested the man they saw was actually Bigfoot shape-shifted into the form of a man.
Ross in Los Angeles told George about a device, the Purviance Pyramid, that gets rid of chemtrails. According to Ross, daily use of the 39 in x 39 in pyramid been can keep a patch of sky free of chemtrails within a 120 mile radius. Bob in Youngstown, Ohio, recalled a childhood UFO experience he had in the late 1960s in West Middlesex, Pennsylvania. One of our horses had passed away and my father was going to bury it one evening when a fireball as big as a house appeared over the area where the dead horse lay, he explained. Bob said he and his brother rode out to investigate the next day and found no sign of fire. The horse was mutilated in the same way some cattle have reportedly been after a UFO sighting, Bob added.
Channeled Messages
In the first hour, author and medium Paul Selig discussed his awakening from atheist to believer (in something greater), as well what he has learned from channeling guides that inhabit a higher level of consciousness. Selig said his spiritual journey began with a rooftop experience during the Harmonic Convergence of 1987. I felt a palpable energy course through the base of my body out through the top of my head, he recalled, noting that afterward he could see lights around people.
Selig talked about this clairsentient and clairaudient abilities, and how his spirit guides dictate entire books to him. According to Selig, his guides wish for us to wake up to our divine potential and realize that our fate is in our hands. He stressed the importance of giving oneself permission to have a belief system that includes things beyond the physical realm, as well as never taking actions based on fear.
September 8, 2012
September 7, 2012
Dreamland - 09-07-12 - William Henry, the Kit and Nuclear War
Dreamland - 09-07-12 - William Henry, the Kit and Nuclear War
http://www.mediafire.com/?z6dv9aiqcfykdur <--
William Henry appears on Dreamland to give us a message, and it is powerful, provocative and needs careful consideration. Our world is moving into a period of high-intensity change on every level from geophysics to geopolitics. Worse, all three fundamentalist groups--Jewish, Christian and Islamic--believe that bringing about the end of the world will cause their various messiahs to appear. So what can we do to save ourselves from these lunatics and all the dangers that they represent? Whitley Strieber asks William, "What can we do?" The answer he gives has to do with the new consciousness concept he calls the Kit, and with a device--an actual device--that he calls 'the Judgement Device.' Maybe you listen to William Henry on Revelations. Maybe you have been to one of his seminars. But you have NEVER heard anything like this. A sample: Islamic fundamentalists believe that their messiah, the Mahdi, must take the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem to bring about a new age. But who is the Mahadi and what is the Ark? The Iranian mullahs believe that they understand this. The believe that they have access to this ancient device. Are they mad? Probably. But they are also in the process of coming into command of a nuclear arsenal. Better listen up.
http://www.mediafire.com/?z6dv9aiqcfykdur <--
William Henry appears on Dreamland to give us a message, and it is powerful, provocative and needs careful consideration. Our world is moving into a period of high-intensity change on every level from geophysics to geopolitics. Worse, all three fundamentalist groups--Jewish, Christian and Islamic--believe that bringing about the end of the world will cause their various messiahs to appear. So what can we do to save ourselves from these lunatics and all the dangers that they represent? Whitley Strieber asks William, "What can we do?" The answer he gives has to do with the new consciousness concept he calls the Kit, and with a device--an actual device--that he calls 'the Judgement Device.' Maybe you listen to William Henry on Revelations. Maybe you have been to one of his seminars. But you have NEVER heard anything like this. A sample: Islamic fundamentalists believe that their messiah, the Mahdi, must take the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem to bring about a new age. But who is the Mahadi and what is the Ark? The Iranian mullahs believe that they understand this. The believe that they have access to this ancient device. Are they mad? Probably. But they are also in the process of coming into command of a nuclear arsenal. Better listen up.
Dreamland - 08-31-12 - Earthing - A New Health Discovery
Dreamland - 08-31-12 - Earthing - A New Health Discovery
http://www.mediafire.com/?wqydx3z26yj1d5a <--
For the first time in the history of the species, people in the developed world spend most of our lives not grounded to the earth. Clint Ober says this is a major health problem, and shows how to fix it. He claims that the earth itself is a natural source of healing energy, and that we need to reconnect with it in order to experience real health. Is Earthing necessary? How can you do it? Throughout time, we humans have strolled, sat, stood, and slept on the ground—the skin of our bodies touching the skin of the Earth—oblivious to the fact that such physical contact transfers natural electrical energy to the body. Modern lifestyle has disconnected us from the Earth’s energy, making us more vulnerable to stress and illness.
http://www.mediafire.com/?wqydx3z26yj1d5a <--
For the first time in the history of the species, people in the developed world spend most of our lives not grounded to the earth. Clint Ober says this is a major health problem, and shows how to fix it. He claims that the earth itself is a natural source of healing energy, and that we need to reconnect with it in order to experience real health. Is Earthing necessary? How can you do it? Throughout time, we humans have strolled, sat, stood, and slept on the ground—the skin of our bodies touching the skin of the Earth—oblivious to the fact that such physical contact transfers natural electrical energy to the body. Modern lifestyle has disconnected us from the Earth’s energy, making us more vulnerable to stress and illness.
Coast to Coast AM - 09-06-12 - Economy & Survivalism - Insights & Inspirations
Coast to Coast AM - 09-06-12 - Economy & Survivalism - Insights & Inspirations
http://www.mediafire.com/?ogzojdzbwlid23q <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: JD Messinger, Jim Rawles
In the first half of the show, survivalism expert Jim Rawles discussed how the collapse of the dollar and the stock market could cause civil unrest in major metro areas, and shared tips for preparedness. Eventually, foreign investors are going to demand a higher rate of return on treasury paper and "that will be the key trigger to unravel the whole ball of wax," he said. This will certainly happen within the next 10 years, probably within the next two years, he stated. If we have a solar storm or EMP event, it could take down our telecommunications system. Food stamps (which some 43 million Americans currently receive) are now on EBT cards, handled by a centralized computer system. If that system goes down, we'd have riots within hours, he warned.
The US continues to be plagued by unemployment, under-employment, and college students swimming in student loan debt, Rawles noted. He advises students to complete college in six years rather than four, taking part-time jobs to pay their way through school. In general, people should pay down their debts, and reorder their finances, working out a budget to figure out which expenses they can do without, he suggested. Regarding preparedness, it's important to gradually stock-up on staple supplies for as much as three years, if you have the storage, he remarked. For more of Rawles' preparedness tips, see a recap of his 10/12/11 show appearance.
------------------------------------
In the latter half, former CEO of Ernst & Young Consulting, and former nuclear submarine officer in the U.S. Navy, JD Messinger, talked about his journey from corporate businessman and inventor to helping people understand how sources of inspiration bubble up from the subconscious mind to affect one's destiny and divine potential. Over a number of years, he's had metaphysical experiences, as well as synchronistic events and prophetic visions. His recent book 11 Days in May (view book trailer), was written in parables, as he channeled the information from a higher source over an 11-day period.
Messinger shared some of his visions, which he sees playing out like a TV show in his mind. He said he predicted the crash of the stock market, as well as the energy crisis, and the rise of the price of oil. His visions of the future include a damaging solar flare, civil unrest, and difficulties in China. He foresees serious problems coming our way in the 2015-2017 time frame. Americans are hooked into the "consumption model," defining themselves by their careers and material possessions-- but this is not who they are, and it doesn't bring them happiness, Messinger commented. "There's a convergence of forces pulling us together, and tearing us apart...and the people I call 'the warriors of the light' need to stand up and take action," he declared.
http://www.mediafire.com/?ogzojdzbwlid23q <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: JD Messinger, Jim Rawles
In the first half of the show, survivalism expert Jim Rawles discussed how the collapse of the dollar and the stock market could cause civil unrest in major metro areas, and shared tips for preparedness. Eventually, foreign investors are going to demand a higher rate of return on treasury paper and "that will be the key trigger to unravel the whole ball of wax," he said. This will certainly happen within the next 10 years, probably within the next two years, he stated. If we have a solar storm or EMP event, it could take down our telecommunications system. Food stamps (which some 43 million Americans currently receive) are now on EBT cards, handled by a centralized computer system. If that system goes down, we'd have riots within hours, he warned.
The US continues to be plagued by unemployment, under-employment, and college students swimming in student loan debt, Rawles noted. He advises students to complete college in six years rather than four, taking part-time jobs to pay their way through school. In general, people should pay down their debts, and reorder their finances, working out a budget to figure out which expenses they can do without, he suggested. Regarding preparedness, it's important to gradually stock-up on staple supplies for as much as three years, if you have the storage, he remarked. For more of Rawles' preparedness tips, see a recap of his 10/12/11 show appearance.
------------------------------------
In the latter half, former CEO of Ernst & Young Consulting, and former nuclear submarine officer in the U.S. Navy, JD Messinger, talked about his journey from corporate businessman and inventor to helping people understand how sources of inspiration bubble up from the subconscious mind to affect one's destiny and divine potential. Over a number of years, he's had metaphysical experiences, as well as synchronistic events and prophetic visions. His recent book 11 Days in May (view book trailer), was written in parables, as he channeled the information from a higher source over an 11-day period.
Messinger shared some of his visions, which he sees playing out like a TV show in his mind. He said he predicted the crash of the stock market, as well as the energy crisis, and the rise of the price of oil. His visions of the future include a damaging solar flare, civil unrest, and difficulties in China. He foresees serious problems coming our way in the 2015-2017 time frame. Americans are hooked into the "consumption model," defining themselves by their careers and material possessions-- but this is not who they are, and it doesn't bring them happiness, Messinger commented. "There's a convergence of forces pulling us together, and tearing us apart...and the people I call 'the warriors of the light' need to stand up and take action," he declared.
September 6, 2012
Coast to Coast AM - 09-05-12 - Outbreaks & Skeptical Psychic
Coast to Coast AM - 09-05-12 - Outbreaks & Skeptical Psychic
http://www.mediafire.com/?r29q10vbn57e16x <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Nancy du Tertre, Gary Ridenour
In the first half, Dr. Gary Ridenour talked about various disease outbreaks such as Hantavirus, as well as West Nile, and Lyme disease. Interestingly, historians believe that Alexander the Great died from exposure to Hantavirus in 323 BC, and soldiers were also struck by it during the Korean War. The rare disease is spread by the deer mouse, and there's been a recent outbreak at Yosemite National Park from people who stayed in the "signature tent cabins," he reported. The incubation time is 2-4 weeks, and people who contract the virus (which is not passed between humans) may experience flu-like symptoms, and fever. About a third of the cases are fatal, with lungs filling with fluid, leading to respiratory failure. In the 1950s, it was considered for use as a biological weapon, Ridenour noted.
West Nile virus was first identified in the 1930s, but until the 1990s its appearance was very sporadic. Birds are the most common carrier of the disease, which is spread to humans via mosquito bites. The Dallas, Texas area currently has an outbreak, where there are a lot of robins and crows, Ridenour detailed. While 80% of the cases are sub-clinical, others get flu-like symptoms, nausea, and diarrhea, and a small number of people die. "A lot of health agencies have said that (insecticide) spraying is too expensive for the number of people affected," he said. Regarding Lyme disease, which is caused by certain tick bites, some victims experience long term auto immune problems like chronic arthritis.
--------------------------------------
In the latter half, Honors graduate of Pace University Law School, Nancy Du Terte, discussed how she discovered her psychic ability, and why she believes this is a natural phenomenon which we are born with and can rekindle. While working on a book about the psychology of intuition, she started taking various psychic training courses, and "bit by bit, very slowly, I came to realize that I had ability, and there was absolutely something to this, and I think it's a crying shame that the scientific and medical establishment aren't pursuing this like crazy," she said. Comparing psychic feelings to an overlap of two or more of our normal five senses, she noted that at a very early age, logic and language kill our ability to process information in the right brain hemisphere-- where psychic abilities occur.
When it comes to psychic intuition, "the minute you start using your logical, cognitive brain, you won't get the right answer," because you'll start guessing which is based on what you already know, she explained. Du Terte suggested that having a positive belief system about psychic abilities was an important factor in learning to excel at it. She described some of the work she's done as a psychic detective assisting law enforcement. She doesn't claim to solve cases but rather sees herself as an "investigative tool," offering a piece of information that can lead an investigation a certain way or corroborate existing information. Du Terte also described her work as a spirit medium, and medical intuitive.
http://www.mediafire.com/?r29q10vbn57e16x <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Nancy du Tertre, Gary Ridenour
In the first half, Dr. Gary Ridenour talked about various disease outbreaks such as Hantavirus, as well as West Nile, and Lyme disease. Interestingly, historians believe that Alexander the Great died from exposure to Hantavirus in 323 BC, and soldiers were also struck by it during the Korean War. The rare disease is spread by the deer mouse, and there's been a recent outbreak at Yosemite National Park from people who stayed in the "signature tent cabins," he reported. The incubation time is 2-4 weeks, and people who contract the virus (which is not passed between humans) may experience flu-like symptoms, and fever. About a third of the cases are fatal, with lungs filling with fluid, leading to respiratory failure. In the 1950s, it was considered for use as a biological weapon, Ridenour noted.
West Nile virus was first identified in the 1930s, but until the 1990s its appearance was very sporadic. Birds are the most common carrier of the disease, which is spread to humans via mosquito bites. The Dallas, Texas area currently has an outbreak, where there are a lot of robins and crows, Ridenour detailed. While 80% of the cases are sub-clinical, others get flu-like symptoms, nausea, and diarrhea, and a small number of people die. "A lot of health agencies have said that (insecticide) spraying is too expensive for the number of people affected," he said. Regarding Lyme disease, which is caused by certain tick bites, some victims experience long term auto immune problems like chronic arthritis.
--------------------------------------
In the latter half, Honors graduate of Pace University Law School, Nancy Du Terte, discussed how she discovered her psychic ability, and why she believes this is a natural phenomenon which we are born with and can rekindle. While working on a book about the psychology of intuition, she started taking various psychic training courses, and "bit by bit, very slowly, I came to realize that I had ability, and there was absolutely something to this, and I think it's a crying shame that the scientific and medical establishment aren't pursuing this like crazy," she said. Comparing psychic feelings to an overlap of two or more of our normal five senses, she noted that at a very early age, logic and language kill our ability to process information in the right brain hemisphere-- where psychic abilities occur.
When it comes to psychic intuition, "the minute you start using your logical, cognitive brain, you won't get the right answer," because you'll start guessing which is based on what you already know, she explained. Du Terte suggested that having a positive belief system about psychic abilities was an important factor in learning to excel at it. She described some of the work she's done as a psychic detective assisting law enforcement. She doesn't claim to solve cases but rather sees herself as an "investigative tool," offering a piece of information that can lead an investigation a certain way or corroborate existing information. Du Terte also described her work as a spirit medium, and medical intuitive.
September 5, 2012
Coast to Coast AM - 09-04-12 - Tesla & UFOs
Coast to Coast AM - 09-04-12 - Tesla & UFOs
http://www.mediafire.com/?dvpl9q629do2dbj <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Timothy Green Beckley, Tim Swartz, Michael Chapala
Ufologist and paranormal pioneer Timothy Green Beckley (2nd & 3rd hours), joined by producer and author Tim Swartz (3rd & 4th hours) talked about the life, work, and experiments of Nicola Tesla, as well as such topics as "ultra-terrestrials" and UFOs. There is a paranormal aspect to many UFO cases, said Beckley, and he referred to the intelligent beings or aliens associated with them as "ultra-terrestrials" who have the remarkable ability to change shape, or disappear in front of your eyes. He also spoke about the case of "ViVenus," a woman he first met on the Long John Nebel radio program, who claimed to be a "walk-in," saying that she'd freely given her body to an advanced being who landed in a craft in New York's Central Park.
When Tesla died in 1943, the US government confiscated all his possessions (the equivalent of "two railroad cars" worth of materials in various storage spaces), offering no explanation, Swartz recounted. In the years before his passing, Tesla had been talking about a Death Ray invention, and the government may have had concerns over that, Swartz surmised. He noted that Tesla had the gift of being able to fully envision a new invention before his eyes, though he did have certain eccentricities such as being afraid of pearls. Like Einstein, Tesla developed his own Unified Field Theory, hypothesizing that the universe was made of energy fields, and that by using certain electromagnetic fields, a kind of antigravity could be created, Swartz continued.
When Tesla was doing experiments on the transmission of electricity without the use of wires in Colorado Springs around 1898, he actually heard over a radio receiver (before anyone else had radio receivers) what he believed were intelligent signals coming from outside the Earth's atmosphere, and this remained an interest over the rest of his life, Swartz detailed. Later, he came up with a number of medical devices using electromagnetic and scalar effects for healing, which Swartz suggested were way ahead of their time. In the late 1930s, he was asked to participate in the Philadelphia Experiment, and while he initially agreed, he ended up withdrawing because he felt it was too dangerous. Though his involvement was minimal, some of his ideas were incorporated in what turned out to be a disastrous experiment, Swartz commented.
Morgellons Update
First hour guest, inventor and researcher Michael Chapala talked about how he contracted Morgellons disease, and what he did to treat it. He felt a crawling sensation on his skin, and concluded that insect-like creatures had become embedded under his skin, and were slowly passing through different life stages, eventually emerging out of his pores. Chapala believes Morgellons is actually a bio-engineered weapon that's been unleashed on the public, but the organism has certain weaknesses such as being sensitive to magnetic fields. The proteins of the organism can also be broken down using green papaya powder, he claimed.
http://www.mediafire.com/?dvpl9q629do2dbj <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Timothy Green Beckley, Tim Swartz, Michael Chapala
Ufologist and paranormal pioneer Timothy Green Beckley (2nd & 3rd hours), joined by producer and author Tim Swartz (3rd & 4th hours) talked about the life, work, and experiments of Nicola Tesla, as well as such topics as "ultra-terrestrials" and UFOs. There is a paranormal aspect to many UFO cases, said Beckley, and he referred to the intelligent beings or aliens associated with them as "ultra-terrestrials" who have the remarkable ability to change shape, or disappear in front of your eyes. He also spoke about the case of "ViVenus," a woman he first met on the Long John Nebel radio program, who claimed to be a "walk-in," saying that she'd freely given her body to an advanced being who landed in a craft in New York's Central Park.
When Tesla died in 1943, the US government confiscated all his possessions (the equivalent of "two railroad cars" worth of materials in various storage spaces), offering no explanation, Swartz recounted. In the years before his passing, Tesla had been talking about a Death Ray invention, and the government may have had concerns over that, Swartz surmised. He noted that Tesla had the gift of being able to fully envision a new invention before his eyes, though he did have certain eccentricities such as being afraid of pearls. Like Einstein, Tesla developed his own Unified Field Theory, hypothesizing that the universe was made of energy fields, and that by using certain electromagnetic fields, a kind of antigravity could be created, Swartz continued.
When Tesla was doing experiments on the transmission of electricity without the use of wires in Colorado Springs around 1898, he actually heard over a radio receiver (before anyone else had radio receivers) what he believed were intelligent signals coming from outside the Earth's atmosphere, and this remained an interest over the rest of his life, Swartz detailed. Later, he came up with a number of medical devices using electromagnetic and scalar effects for healing, which Swartz suggested were way ahead of their time. In the late 1930s, he was asked to participate in the Philadelphia Experiment, and while he initially agreed, he ended up withdrawing because he felt it was too dangerous. Though his involvement was minimal, some of his ideas were incorporated in what turned out to be a disastrous experiment, Swartz commented.
Morgellons Update
First hour guest, inventor and researcher Michael Chapala talked about how he contracted Morgellons disease, and what he did to treat it. He felt a crawling sensation on his skin, and concluded that insect-like creatures had become embedded under his skin, and were slowly passing through different life stages, eventually emerging out of his pores. Chapala believes Morgellons is actually a bio-engineered weapon that's been unleashed on the public, but the organism has certain weaknesses such as being sensitive to magnetic fields. The proteins of the organism can also be broken down using green papaya powder, he claimed.
September 4, 2012
Coast to Coast AM - 09-03-12 - Oil Conspiracy, Marijuana & Health
Coast to Coast AM - 09-03-12 - Oil Conspiracy, Marijuana & Health
http://www.mediafire.com/?kfdkdvjsi5ypjvl <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Jerome Corsi, Clint Werner
In the first half, author, researcher, and columnist Jerome Corsi argued in favor of the abiotic oil theory, as opposed to the fossil fuel explanation, which persists because oil companies can claim scarcity and charge more for their product, he pointed out. No dying dinosaurs, ancient forests, or any biological organisms are responsible for the creation of oil; rather it's produced constantly within the mantle of the earth, he stated, adding that Peak Oil is a hoax, and we have an abundance of oil at deep earth levels. Further, he continued, there are a number of techniques to synthetically make oil, and some of this knowledge has been deliberately suppressed.
One such technique called the Fischer Tropsch Process was developed by the Nazis in WWII. Though this process turned out to be an expensive way to synthesize oil, such formulas have proven to be key in understanding how the Earth makes oil, "and really can be applied to see how much various kinds of hydrocarbons exist in our solar system," he said. "People would like to believe that wind or solar are solutions," but when they've been tried, as well as alternative fuels like ethanol, such "green" energies have proven to be neither economically viable nor efficient to produce, Corsi maintained. If the United States would remove some of its restrictions, such as on offshore drilling, it could be the leading nation of oil production by 2017, he commented.
------------------------------------------
Appearing in the latter half, Clint Werner, who has worked in the field of preventive health for over 25 years, discussed how certain chemicals called cannabinoids (found in marijuana plants) have amazing healing properties, and can protect the brain by reducing inflammation. One cannabinoid, CBD, is not associated with psychoactive effects, but is being bred into plants because it has medical value such as protecting the eyes of diabetics from retinopathy, he reported. It's been found that cannabinoids have a multi-faceted ability to shrink and inhibit tumors, as well as kill mutated cells, he continued.
While marijuana has traditionally been used to alleviate symptoms from chemotherapy treatments, it's now being experimented with to see if it can function as a chemo agent itself, he detailed. For instance, a concentrated form of cannabis oil taken orally has been shown to shrink or eliminate tumors, he said. Werner also spoke about the struggles of the medical marijuana movement. Though legal in states like California, the situation is complicated by the plant being illegal on a federal level, and some users and providers are still prosecuted. He believes legalization of medical marijuana is inevitable, with possible passage of laws in Colorado and Oregon on the horizon.
http://www.mediafire.com/?kfdkdvjsi5ypjvl <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Jerome Corsi, Clint Werner
In the first half, author, researcher, and columnist Jerome Corsi argued in favor of the abiotic oil theory, as opposed to the fossil fuel explanation, which persists because oil companies can claim scarcity and charge more for their product, he pointed out. No dying dinosaurs, ancient forests, or any biological organisms are responsible for the creation of oil; rather it's produced constantly within the mantle of the earth, he stated, adding that Peak Oil is a hoax, and we have an abundance of oil at deep earth levels. Further, he continued, there are a number of techniques to synthetically make oil, and some of this knowledge has been deliberately suppressed.
One such technique called the Fischer Tropsch Process was developed by the Nazis in WWII. Though this process turned out to be an expensive way to synthesize oil, such formulas have proven to be key in understanding how the Earth makes oil, "and really can be applied to see how much various kinds of hydrocarbons exist in our solar system," he said. "People would like to believe that wind or solar are solutions," but when they've been tried, as well as alternative fuels like ethanol, such "green" energies have proven to be neither economically viable nor efficient to produce, Corsi maintained. If the United States would remove some of its restrictions, such as on offshore drilling, it could be the leading nation of oil production by 2017, he commented.
------------------------------------------
Appearing in the latter half, Clint Werner, who has worked in the field of preventive health for over 25 years, discussed how certain chemicals called cannabinoids (found in marijuana plants) have amazing healing properties, and can protect the brain by reducing inflammation. One cannabinoid, CBD, is not associated with psychoactive effects, but is being bred into plants because it has medical value such as protecting the eyes of diabetics from retinopathy, he reported. It's been found that cannabinoids have a multi-faceted ability to shrink and inhibit tumors, as well as kill mutated cells, he continued.
While marijuana has traditionally been used to alleviate symptoms from chemotherapy treatments, it's now being experimented with to see if it can function as a chemo agent itself, he detailed. For instance, a concentrated form of cannabis oil taken orally has been shown to shrink or eliminate tumors, he said. Werner also spoke about the struggles of the medical marijuana movement. Though legal in states like California, the situation is complicated by the plant being illegal on a federal level, and some users and providers are still prosecuted. He believes legalization of medical marijuana is inevitable, with possible passage of laws in Colorado and Oregon on the horizon.
Coast to Coast AM - 09-02-12 - Consciousness & Physics
Coast to Coast AM - 09-02-12 - Consciousness & Physics
http://www.mediafire.com/?uyb90i0uxlu0o6e <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Amit Goswami, Robert Rose
Theoretical physicist Amit Goswami is a pioneer of the new paradigm called "science within consciousness." He discussed the nature of consciousness, evolution, and how the notion of God is connected with quantum physics. In a sense, basic reality is comprised of consciousness and all possibilities are contained within that, he said, noting that past, present, and future are included in this, so that we are left with a kind of timelessness, or eternity, as it's referred to in spiritual traditions. We are here because consciousness wants to manifest possibilities, and through the setting up of limitations, we are able to evolve to subtler and subtler forms of manifestations, he continued.
A source of causal power (called "downward causation" in religion) allows for possibility to become actuality, he explained. Consciousness communicates with matter and doesn't require any signal, as matter is part of consciousness itself, and this quantum non-locality (signal-less communication) "gives us the basic measurable concept that can then verify the existence of God," Goswami stated. Regarding, evolution, "the data suggests very strongly that while there are continuous epochs of evolution, there are also very quick bursts of evolution," which could be seen as quantum leaps, or the creativity of consciousness itself, he noted.
He also addressed the subject of quantum medicine. Quantum physics legitimizes what are called subtle bodies-- which includes feelings and thoughts and the mental world, he said. This means that in addition to our physical body, we have a vital body that we feel, a mental body that thinks and gives meaning, and an intuitional body. According to Goswami, disease can occur not just to the physical body but to the subtle bodies as well, and treatments such as acupuncture and homeopathy can be particularly effective on the subtle bodies.
The Education Process
First hour guest, educator and radio host Dr. Robert Rose talked about how he structured his teaching and classrooms to create a more successful learning environment for students. He spoke of creating a "self-sustaining classroom," in which the teacher empowers students to take responsibility for their actions, as well as the importance of music, art, drama which are actually shown to enhance academic ability. Rose said he offered a "student court" in his classroom, in which a student could request a hearing by their fellow classmates, if they felt they'd been treated unjustly. Because of this recourse, he noted that he had very few behavioral problems in his classes.
http://www.mediafire.com/?uyb90i0uxlu0o6e <--
Host: George Noory
Guests: Amit Goswami, Robert Rose
Theoretical physicist Amit Goswami is a pioneer of the new paradigm called "science within consciousness." He discussed the nature of consciousness, evolution, and how the notion of God is connected with quantum physics. In a sense, basic reality is comprised of consciousness and all possibilities are contained within that, he said, noting that past, present, and future are included in this, so that we are left with a kind of timelessness, or eternity, as it's referred to in spiritual traditions. We are here because consciousness wants to manifest possibilities, and through the setting up of limitations, we are able to evolve to subtler and subtler forms of manifestations, he continued.
A source of causal power (called "downward causation" in religion) allows for possibility to become actuality, he explained. Consciousness communicates with matter and doesn't require any signal, as matter is part of consciousness itself, and this quantum non-locality (signal-less communication) "gives us the basic measurable concept that can then verify the existence of God," Goswami stated. Regarding, evolution, "the data suggests very strongly that while there are continuous epochs of evolution, there are also very quick bursts of evolution," which could be seen as quantum leaps, or the creativity of consciousness itself, he noted.
He also addressed the subject of quantum medicine. Quantum physics legitimizes what are called subtle bodies-- which includes feelings and thoughts and the mental world, he said. This means that in addition to our physical body, we have a vital body that we feel, a mental body that thinks and gives meaning, and an intuitional body. According to Goswami, disease can occur not just to the physical body but to the subtle bodies as well, and treatments such as acupuncture and homeopathy can be particularly effective on the subtle bodies.
The Education Process
First hour guest, educator and radio host Dr. Robert Rose talked about how he structured his teaching and classrooms to create a more successful learning environment for students. He spoke of creating a "self-sustaining classroom," in which the teacher empowers students to take responsibility for their actions, as well as the importance of music, art, drama which are actually shown to enhance academic ability. Rose said he offered a "student court" in his classroom, in which a student could request a hearing by their fellow classmates, if they felt they'd been treated unjustly. Because of this recourse, he noted that he had very few behavioral problems in his classes.
September 2, 2012
Coast to Coast AM - 09-01-12 - Conspiracies & Secret Societies
Coast to Coast AM - 09-01-12 - Conspiracies & Secret Societies
http://www.mediafire.com/?77tpwa8dqp7t00w <--
Host: John B. Wells
Guests: Brad Steiger, Malcolm Out Loud
Official claims and standard explanations made by the "people in charge" are often shrouded in mystery. Investigative writer Brad Steiger joined John B. Wells, to separate fact from fiction regarding the lies that the elite have been feeding to the sheep for years. The first hour featured national news and political commentator Malcolm Out Loud.
http://www.mediafire.com/?77tpwa8dqp7t00w <--
Host: John B. Wells
Guests: Brad Steiger, Malcolm Out Loud
Official claims and standard explanations made by the "people in charge" are often shrouded in mystery. Investigative writer Brad Steiger joined John B. Wells, to separate fact from fiction regarding the lies that the elite have been feeding to the sheep for years. The first hour featured national news and political commentator Malcolm Out Loud.