Steven

Thanks for the YouTube link.
It was interesting.

This is yet another example of physics being a long ways
to go before it is even close to having a correct view
of reality.

Around 90% of the universe is dark matter and dark energy.
Neither of these, scientists understand.
Ergo, scientists don’t understand roughly 90% (i.e. most)
of…[Read more]

If Whole Foods is the only alternative to
a conventional grocery such as Meijer/Kroger/”what have you”,
then yes I will buy from them. My personal health
trumps anybody’s idealistic notions. I will buy from
whomever offers what I want, and I typically try to
buy non-GMO, organic, whenever possible.

I do sign every petition that I…[Read more]

The only thing people hear in this country is money.
So when you shop, be selective in what you buy, and
cast your financial vote. This is only way to get
folks to listen.

Buying things that are “non-GMO project” verified is a start.

S

All the items you referenced are more than a year old.
Whole Foods recently announced a 5-year timetable for GMO labeling.

See link:
Whole Foods and GMO labeling

It’s a start.

Although the recent passage in Congress of the “Monsanto Protection Act” is a disappointing turn of events.

S

Yeah, I even saw a picture of it,
but I think Exxon-Mobil is trying to cover it up . . . S

You’ve been pushing questions on this S&M stuff
to “ribosome777” on a couple of threads now.

The topic is fine IF he wants to discuss it,
but if you are bringing it up repeatedly in random threads on
other topics, continually pushing him . . . it
could be viewed as harassment.

Please be mindful of forum posting…[Read more]

Yeah, during the weeks that you will be staying,
there are two nights in between: the night the
workshop ends, and the gap night.

So 26 to 28, I think would be the correct choice, for example.

The washer/dryers are coin-operated, but last year
they were working without quarters. I don’t know
what will be this year. In any case, no…[Read more]

I find music can help shift stagnant energy in a room,
and get things more mobile esp. to motivate doing household chores.

However, unless I am using it for this specific purpose,
or in a situation when I can devote 100% of my attention to
it (simply for its enjoyment), I find it to be yet
another distraction . . .something else my body…[Read more]

I think competition could be curtailed a bit . . .

That about sums it up.
Every year there is more and more polarization.

I’ve never looked into his qigong stuff, but
I did learn his 2-person Tai Chi set at one
point in my life. I haven’t practiced it in
a long time, and have mostly forgotten how to do it,
but I do have to say it was outstanding.

S

>>>Grounding is def good.
>>>Kan and li just makes matters worse
>>>unless i am balanced and stable already.

I agree, Kan&Li does make things worse without adequate grounding.
Grounding needs to be substrate for all practices.

S

I wonder if this will be better than the natural stuff.
I take the Genesis Today Resveratrol product every day, along with my Goji.
http://www.genesistoday.com/products/resveratrol

>>>When I think of the backs of palms I think
>>>of the back of the hands, which feels pretty hard to do.

Yes. This is exactly what I mean. Well sort of . . .
It’s just not rigidly in the sense of having the backs of your hands
touching in perfect opposition. Your arms/wrists are more
relaxed so that maybe your finger tips get close…[Read more]

Hi,

A visual demonstration of it is on the Deep Healing Qigong DVD,
toward the middle of the form. It is also covered in Michael’s
Fusion 2-3 course, so you can see it demo’d on that DVD
(although there is maybe less explanation there).

Basically you put your hands in front of navel, backs
of palms facing each other, and circle…[Read more]

Yeah, this is a good strategy.
I use it myself actually.
I incorporate it into my Inner Smile practice.

S

Sorry, try this one:https://www.michaelwinn.qlogictechnologies.com/deep_healing_qigong.html