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Index
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Epigraph
Acknowledgments
Author’s Note
Contents
List of Figures
Foreword by David J. Pesek, Ph.D.
Preface to the Revised Edition
Preface
Prologue
Part One: Health and Healing
1. Coming Out of the Shadows to a Different Way of Looking at Reality
Chasing Shadows
Trying to Explain Shadows Solely in Terms of Shadows
In Search of This “Something Else”
On Scars Disappearing
The Analogy of the Overhead Projector
Altering the Image on the Screen
Helping Another See How
A New Truth
2. A Basic Model to Consider
The Physical, Emotional, and Mental Bodies
The Physical Body
The Emotional Body
The Scale of Emotions
Seven Levels within the Seven Levels
The Mental Body
The Outer Is the Reflection of the Inner
Resistance and Duality
The Formation of Crystals
Moving Back Towards Freedom and Health
Unprogramming and Reprogramming
Working from the Bottom Up
The Underlying Pattern of Perfection and How It Is Obscured
The Hereditary Level
The Soul Level
The Entity Level
Layers upon Layers
Resistance, Health, and Consciousness Change
The Hundredth Monkey Phenomenon and Morphic Resonance
We Are All Part of the Same Whole
3. The Great Paradox of Healing
The Willingness to Not Heal and the Desire to Heal
Desire and Attachment
Commitment
The Great Paradox
Attachment: The Myth of Sisyphus
4. The Nature of Resistance
Resistance and Judgment
Resistance and Awareness
Freedom and Awareness
Reactive Mechanisms
Resistance Shapes Our Experience
Resistance Also Shapes Our Perception
Overcoming Resistance
Beads on a String
Not First or Worst
Layers of Resistance
Surface and Deeper Layers
Resistance to Resistance and Metaphysical Archeology
Change of Unconsciousness?
Freedom from Resistance
“Quantum Leap”
5. The Requirements of Health and Healing
Love, Which Melts Resistance
Of Action and Attitude
An Example
Forgiveness
Gratitude
Gratitude in Advance
Faith
Problems and Solutions Are Both Within
Invisible Boomerangs
Nutrition
Elimination
Exercise
Sleep
The Mechanics of Sleep
Light and Darkness
Air and Breathing
Water
Water Quantity
Getting Our Daily Minimum
Consequences of Dehydration
Water Quality
The Nature of Water
Physical Characteristics of Healthy Water
Energetic Characteristics of Water
Unhealthy Water Defined
Grander Water
In Conclusion: Taking Individual Responsibility
Prayer
6. The Healing Crisis
What to Expect
Balance, Regeneration, and Degeneration
Going through the Healing Crisis
Thought, Energy, and Matter
Part Two: Nutrition
7. Dietary Reform: Some Basic Concepts to Master
Attitude toward Dietary Reform
Self-Responsibility
Faith
Obedience to Law
Patience
Principles for Success in Dietary Reform
Prefer Change in Modest Increments
Get Rid of the Worst First
Promote Good Digestion
Treat, Don’t Cheat
Eat While Feeling Good
Promote Good Elimination
Don’t Just Cleanse: Build
Chew Food Thoroughly
Individualize the Diet
8. Passing the Test of Reality: The Work of Dr. Weston A. Price, D.D.S
Introduction
Dental Caries, Other Degeneration, and Nutrition
Nutrition and Future Generations—Intercepted Heredity
More on Dental Caries and Nutrition
Proper Nutrition Provides Protection
Dental Decay Precedes Physical Degeneration
Towards a Sufficient Diet
Common Factors in the Sufficient Diet
The Vegan Diet
The Sufficient Diet across Cultures
Variations in Food Quality
Making Use of Price’s Ideas
The Choice to Follow a Vegan Diet
Conclusion
9. Getting the Most Out of Our Food
Food Quality
Soil Quality
Mineral Content
Susceptibility to Pests
Soil Microbes
Food Processing
Harvesting, Transport, and Storage
Food Quantity
Protein, Fat, and Carbohydrate
Moderate Quantity and High Quality
Frequency, Timing, and Food Combinations
Frequency
Timing
Food Combining
Assimilation of Nutrients
Fresh and Raw Foods
Types of Enzymes
Exogenous Enzymes First
More on Enzymes
Enzymes and Digestion
Increasing the Body’s Enzyme Potential
Protein Digestion
Fermented Foods
Friendly Microbes
A Surprise about Synthetic Vitamin C
The Nose Knows
Conclusion
10. Essential Nutrients and Their Sources
On Humankind’s Natural Diet
Nutrition and Elimination
Essential Nutrients
Minerals
Amino Acids
Essential Fatty Acids
Oil and Protein Together
Vitamins
Synthetic versus Natural Supplements
Light, Oxygen, and Electrons
Sunlight and Essential Fatty Acids
Oxygen
Increasing Oxygenation
11. Avoiding Detrimental Food Choices
Refined, Skeletonized, or Processed Foods
White Sugar
White Flour
Margarine or Partially Hydrogenated Oils
Heated Oils
Homogenized Dairy Products
Sprayed Foods or Foods Grown with Chemicals
Canned Foods
Pork
Shellfish?
Other Things to Avoid
Caffeine
Distilled Alcohol
Microwaved Foods
Irradiated and Genetically Modified Foods
Food Preservatives
Artificial Colorings
Artificial Sweeteners
Aluminum Cookware
12. Principles of Eating Wisely and Well
Think and Feel about Foods
Natural Instincts
Eat Whole and Natural Foods
Eat Organic and/or Biodynamically-Produced Foods
Use Fermented Foods
Eat Fresh Foods
Eat Mostly Local Foods in Season
Eat Raw Foods
Use Good Quality Salt
Deactivate Phytic Acid and Enzyme Inhibitors
Eat Leafy Greens
Combine EFAs and Sulfur Proteins
Make Soups from Bones and Organs
Use Healthy Methods of Food Preservation
Eat Foods That Have a Good Historical Track Record
Use Only the Best Types of Cookware
Use Only the Best Methods of Cooking
13. The Use of Supplements
Diet versus Supplements
The Most Essential Supplements
Enzymes
Minerals
Amino Acids, Including Raw Protein
Essential Fatty Acids
Friendly Microbes
Additional Protease
Other Supplements and Aids
Beneficial Health Practices
14. Degenerative Diseases
Modern Medicine
Numerous Factors in Degenerative Disease
Individual Constitution and Past Health History
Toxic Environment and Toxic Attitude
Overall Environment
Attitude
Other Toxins We Can Avoid
Sodium Fluoride
Electromagnetic Pollution
Tobacco
Recreational Drugs
Mercury and Dental Amalgams
Root Canals
Vaccinations
Faulty Nutrition
Poor Elimination
Conclusion
Part Three: Body Electronics Fundamentals
15. The Basic Theory of Body Electronics
Healing Includes Dissolving Crystals
Nutrient Saturation Begins the Process
Body Electronics and Crystals
Accelerating the Process with Body Electronics
Dissolving the Crystals to Bring Change of Consciousness
16. The Practice of Body Electronics
The Basics
Points Used
How to Hold the Points
Who Holds the Points
Sensations and Experiences of the Pointholdee
Sensations and Experiences of the Pointholder
How Long to Hold the Points
A Basic Sequence of Points
Nerve Supply and Circulation
Endocrine System
Major Organs
Spinal Pointholding
Structural Symmetry
The Cranial
Benefits
The Practice
Advanced Procedures of Body Electronics
Selection of Points for a Session
Situations Where Body Electronics Has Been Effective
Contraindications for Body Electronics
Conclusion: Healing as a Spiral
17. Individual Responsibility and the Pointholdee
Being Active and Being Receptive
Maintain a State of Love and Forgiveness
The Importance of Specific Memory
Sticking with a Memory
The Holographic Principle
Discipline the Body
Maintain a State of Enthusiasm
Encompass Both Sides of Dualities
Look for Our Own Resistances
18. Putting It Down in Writing
The Power of the Written Word
Making the List
Moving from Success to Success
Expanding Our Vision
Keeping It Secret
Starting with a Personal Mission Statement
19. Considerations for Body Electronics Facilitators
The Facilitator’s Role
Proper Allocation of Responsibility
Talking versus Silence
Appropriate Timing
Helping the Pointholdee to Flower
More on Individual Responsibility
Dependency Relationships
What the Facilitator Works With
Location, Direction, and Pressure Combined with Attention and Intent
Privacy and Confidentiality
Reality and Surprises
Story versus Experience
The Laws of Love and Light
Native Language of the Pointholdee
Attachments
Resistance and Helping Others
Pointholders’ Healing Crises
Sympathy versus Empathy
Giving and Receiving Blessings
Part Four: Outer Manifestation and Inner Essence
20. Iridology and Sclerology
Iridology
Some Advantages of Iridology
What Iridology Can Do
The Iris as a Map of the Body
Differences between the Eye Charts of Jensen, Wolf, and Pesek
Iris Anatomy and Eye Color
Iris Landmarks
Depth and Color of Iris Fibers
Constitution as Indicated by Iris
Lacunae
Metabolic Pigmentation
Radial Furrows
Contraction Furrows
Other Iris Signs
Changes in Iris Structure and Color
Reflex Conditions
Uses of Iridology in Healing Work
Detecting Problems Early
Improving Digestion
Supporting Other Changes
Choosing Points in Body Electronics
Sclerology
Correlating Iris and Sclera
Indicating Lines
Degeneration Lines
Red, Blue, Brown, and Black Spots
Blue Blotches
The Heart
Blue Rings
Corneal Arcus and Anemia in the Extremities
Other Sclera Signs
Tie-Ins
Iridology and Sclerology
21. Biological Transmutations
Endothermal and Exothermal Reactions
Hormones and the Endocrine System
Amino Acids and Protein Digestion
Bacteria, Algae, and Mushrooms
Minerals
Monopoles
Hydrogen and Oxygen
The Role of Consciousness
Conclusion
22. Back to Health: Monopoles, Melanin, and Uncreation
Inner Essence and Outer Manifestation
Thought, Word, and Emotion
Holding Pattern in a Continual State of Creation
Faith, Will, and Desire
Scalar Waves and Composite Waves
Monopoles
From Inner to Outer and from Outer to Inner
Biological Transmutations
The Melanin-Protein Complex
What Melanin Does
Melanin Receives and Responds to Many Stimuli
Melanin Can Regulate Numerous Processes
How Melanin-Protein Complex Interferes with Monopoles
Perception and Reality Altered
Process of Creation
Process of Uncreation
The Overhead Projector Revisited
Free within the Hologram
Bound within the Hologram
Melanin-Protein Complex an Effect of Our Resistance
Encompassment and Exclusion
23. Self-medication and the Comfort Zone
The Scale of Emotions Revisited
Lights On, Lights Off
Seven Emotions, Seven Colors
Motivation and Behavior at the Seven Levels
Light Comprehends Darkness, But Darkness Does Not Comprehend Light
Different Levels in Different Areas of Life
Survival and the Scale of Emotions
Relative Levels of Balance and the Comfort Zone
Relative Levels of Enthusiasm or Unconsciousness and the Comfort Zone
Self-Medication
Common Methods of Self-medication
Of Vices and Virtues
Self-medication as a Balancing Act
In Conclusion: Redefining Our Relationship with Pain
24: The Possibility of Healing
Appendix One: On Enzymes: Condensed Summary and Conclusions by Edward Howell
Appendix Two: Biological Transmutations
Appendix Three: Encompassment and Exclusion
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Resources and Suppliers
About the Author
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