| October 3, 2008 | RELEASED TWICE MONTHLY | Issue No. 106 |
As we watch the world financial system crumble before our very eyes, it's difficult to remain detached and upbeat. Emotional moments can range from flashes of panic to a general malaise of dread. But, we propose to stand by the hackneyed phrase, "It's all good." For one thing, at least some of the Truth about The System is coming out, and creates a great teachable moment for us all (check out this tutorial on money).
Ultimately, the monetary crisis is a spiritual crisis. By framing it in this way, a door opens to personal development. Here are seven helpful ways to look at creating peace in your life:
- Self --Explore how at peace you are with and within yourself.
- Challenges/Opportunities -- How you can use creativity and skill to turn conflicts into harmonious understanding.
- Higher Power -- Your highest intention and ideals with respect to the development of peace -- within yourself and in your world.
- Developments -- The way your efforts to achieve harmony seem to be headed.
- Lesson -- The personal investment or sacrifice required to achieve inner and outer peace.
- Allies -- People who can support your commitment to peace at this time.
- Advice -- How you relate to your path of cultivating inner and outer peace.
Until next time...
In vibrant health,
Shay Arave
President
Pure Energy Rx
"There are numberless energy rays in the Universe... All rays and spirits come from the subtle nature of the Universe... The interwoven energy net influences the lives of individual human beings, whole societies and entire races. A virtuous individual who responds to the high, pure, harmonious subtle energy rays and integrates them with the positive elements of his own inner being may strengthen his life, enhance his health and power, and lengthen his years." --Dr. Yury Kronn
8 Ways to Green the Office
Whether you work in a Fortune 500 company or a one-person home office, you?re going to use office supplies. Here?s eight ways to go green that will also save some green...
- Buy in Bulk - Ordering supplies in bulk online will also get you lower or free shipping.
- Reuse and Recycle Packaging - Use Earth911 to find out where to recycle packaging, but before you do, consider ways it can be reused.
- Spring for the Warranty - Warranties let you repair your electronics instead of buying new ones, meaning less waste is created.
- Search for Scrap - If your metal is attracted to magnets, it can be recycled as scrap metal (provided that it?s entirely made of metal).
- Refill Your Ink Cartridges - This will also save up to 75 percent of the cost of a new cartridge.
- Monitor Paper Usage - A typical business office generates 1.5 pounds of waste paper per day.
- Know Your Plastic Code - Check for a number inside a recycling symbol on your plastics, then use Earth911 to find out where to recycle that plastic.
- Set Up an Office Recycling Program - The EPA estimates that up to 40 percent of our municipal solid waste comes from businesses.
Hook your body up to a life energy battery! Give your body the energy it needs to heal itself. Most naturopathic physicians will tell you that the main problem with giving herbal formulas or homeopathics, is that very often their patients' bodies lack enough ENERGY to fully utilize the healing properties of the medicines. To help fix this, the doctors will then prescribe dietary fasts, massage or acupuncture in an attempt to get energy into the body system. Once this has been done, then the herbal formulas will have much more punch and less waste.
Modern-day quantum physics has begun to scientifically explain these ancient practices, and new technologies are now available as a result. Quantum physics refers to this life energy, or "chi," as SUBTLE ENERGY. Without having to get too technical, the laws of quantum physics allow that life energy can be transferred from one substance to another. This is where the Life Energy Super Pack comes in... >>>> MORE INFO
- Consumer Reports tests children's cereals
The nutritional value of cereals targeted to children was tested. The results, published in the mag's November issue: only four of 27 brands tested were rated as "very good"... - Government warns against using antibiotics
Government disease trackers alarmed by the rise of "superbugs" resistant to antibiotics are urging consumers to stop using the drugs to treat ailments (read: viruses) that won't respond to them... - The effects of plastics in our diet
Studies have surfaced in recent months that certain plastic products we use every day could be interfering with our hormone systems. Approximately 100,000 synthetic chemicals are approved for consumer products and industrial processes?and certain classes of them, it seems, are dangerous to our health.... - Are you spotting patterns that do not exist?
New research indicates that in situations in which a person is not in control, they're more likely to spot patterns where none exist, see illusions, and believe in conspiracy theories. In a series of experiments, researchers created situations in which people had less control over their situation... - BLOGOSPHERE: Losing weight the flexitarian way
Dawn Blatner's book, The Flexitarian Diet, promotes a semi-vegetarian practice as a way to control weight. Any meal plan that jacks up the veggies to 50 percent of your daily intake and controls calories is likely to be good for your waistline... - Mythbusters: The IgNobel Prizes are awarded
The annual award is given by the Annals of Improbable Research magazine to oddball but often surprisingly practical scientific achievements... - Musicians use more of their brains
Vanderbilt University psychologists have found that professionally trained musicians more effectively use a creative technique called "divergent thinking," and also use both the left and the right sides of their frontal cortex more heavily than the average person... - The DNA of good intestinal flora drives immune system
A new study shows that the DNA of so-called "good bacteria" that normally live in the intestines may help defend the body against infection... [See Plantadophilus]
By Dr. DicQie Fuller-Looney, Women's Health is a definitive look at the relationship between digestive enzymes and hormones, and how hormonal imbalances in women can be traced back to enzyme deficiencies. This book is a logical, no-nonsense evaluation of the current medical approaches that overlook digestive enzymes as an ultimate solution. Dr. Fuller-Looney makes her case by showing that the symptoms of protein malabsorption are the same as the symptoms of menopause. DOWNLOAD HERE
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