Try to keep yourself always open, fresh and learnable, and not solidified in thought-forms and idealisms that really don’t matter anyway.
A balanced individual is a great healer.
I don’t want you to believe what I say, I want you to wear the robe, get it on there, [and] go down this journey. If you like it and you experience it, you’ll know exactly what it’s like. Don’t believe anybody. Try it on yourself.
You’ve got to be able to control the mind, because how can you control your [own] universe if you can’t control your universe here that’s already created for you?
If we judge consciousness from academics, [then] shame on us, and man needs to learn that.
I think we have to start getting real with life, love, beauty, and experience. These judgmental attitudes people have and all this [negative] stuff out there, we have to leave it, because it only builds bitterness between humans and there is no reason to [do so]; we want to build love between the species, not bitterness, anger, and ‘I’m good, you’re bad’ syndromes and stuff like that. It’s going to take all you guys to help us to [accomplish] this.
Don’t come to me with book knowledge.
It’s important for all of us to work kind of on the same page; because if I’m saying one thing and someone else is saying another, you breed confusion and then that poor soul [who’s wanting guidance] gets lost and then they don’t do anything to help themselves.
It isn’t the bacteria that’s the problem, it’s what they [the bacteria] are after [that’s the problem].
Another condition worth noting is how it’s financially good for the market to (1) have mandated health fees and premiums on everyone, (2) to have people consume more pharmaceuticals, or (3) to service increasing cancer rates; it’s a business, and profit is the primary driver, so your well-being will always be second to the profit motive.
And as social stressors increase, people are left to find ways to manage the psychological stress generated by the world around them. Meanwhile, we’re bombarded with advertising for goods and services in which billions of dollars are made from the ongoing conception of health products, drugs, and lifestyles.
There is an art to detoxification. The end goal, ALWAYS, is the regeneration of tissue in the human body and the restoring and improving of the condition of the cell and the fluid that takes care of it.
[…] I feel, though, that you have to physically get into the body to remove physical chemistry. There are some things you’ve got to do physically; you can’t just expect higher levels to filtrate the lower levels and make a change, because every level is of its own.
Remember, do not count on blood or saliva work for accurate hormone or steroid levels; use symptomology instead.
In the end analysis karma is karma, and no money on the planet is worth it […], losing one’s freedom is not worth any money.
I find it quite interesting that [the] people that can’t cure nothing have all these opinions and ideas about things – and that’s the difference between the mind and consciousness – knowing and thinking; knowing and guessing.
Don’t freak out with the word, ‘cancer’.
People think [other] people are healthy because they are up walking and look halfway good; illusion, illusion. De-skin them and take a look inside [their bodies]. As a matter of fact, [just] look in the eyes of some people.
The person who takes medicine must recover twice. Once from the disease and once from the medicine.
If it’s your time, relax. Get rid of [the] human body and if you want another you’ll recycle. But if you’ve been working on yourself spiritually perhaps you won’t be recycling down in these lower chemical levels and you’ll have a LOT more fun.
Remember, cancer is a tap on the shoulder by God, and he is saying, ‘the path you’re on is a little shorter than you would like, make a right-hand turn here.
Why must we accept as normal what we find in a race of sick and weakened human beings? Must we always take it for granted that the present eating practices of civilized men are normal? …Foul stools, loose stools, impacted stools, pebbly stools, much foul gas, colitis, hemorrhoids, bleeding with stools, the need for toilet paper are swept into the orbit of the normal.
Generally, when the crowd is walking one way, [you should] walk another. On this planet, when you see the multitudes believe in something, it’s probably wrong.
We have the authority with this [blood protein] research to stand up and tell people that all the [disease] research teams are researching for nothing. It’s money down the drain. And we speak with authority; it isn’t speaking halfway knowing. We are speaking with knowledge of the answer to every disease known to man and we’re saying that all the research [being done] is going down [the drain]. They’re doing it for nothing. They are researching for the treatment; they’re not researching for the cure.
No matter where you go, you’re always there.
Anything on [its] way to death is going to be acted upon by parasites [including human tissue]; you just have to understand that’s the common, natural rhythm of nature, so don’t be a host, don’t be a culturing medium.
We assume 80 and 90 [years of age] is longevity. I don’t at all.
The mind does not deal with truth.
As a practitioner, if you can’t help someone, don’t discourage them from looking and finding another healer, because there is always someone better than you; you guys will be better than me, [and] I hope so.
Everything is curable; not diseases [though], diseases aren’t curable because they really don’t exist. They only exist in the mind of medical doctors and those willing to accept their [the medical profession’s] idiocy. You want real truth in your life, you want reality. And reality at this level is chemistry and physics, and that affects the way all cells function and how they express themselves […]
Once the lymph nodes atrophy… even we have a hard time getting (saving) you. If the road to Wellville has been destroyed, it’s hard to get to Wellville, and one of the roads to Wellville are the lymph nodes.