Clean said:

Pretty sure the bit about the duct came from this interview with Anthony Peake.
And the 49th day reference to consciousness came fom someone else claiming it was part of "Buddhist teaching",  I will try to remember who...possibly in the same interview.

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Shrooomtastic said:

Clean said:

Pretty sure the bit about the duct came from this interview with Anthony Peake.
And the 49th day reference to consciousness came fom someone else claiming it was part of "Buddhist teaching",  I will try to remember who...possibly in the same interview.

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Yeah the 49th day or approximate 7 weeks is taught in both ancient Egyptian teachings as well as in ancient Tibetan teachings, as being the supposed time when the phetus has reached the point of growth where it can support consciousness, thus allowing its entry into the pineal gland, which acts as a sort of transmitter for consciousness, wired to receive.

At least that's what I believe, among others as well.

Though my belief is that due to intentional coating of our pineal glands with Flouride, a disconnect has been created between the body-mind and the soul/universal consciousness. I feel like we are not as emotionally or intuitively sensitive as we are meant to be, and that Flouride poisoning may be the culprit, or at least part of it.

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Good hypothesis

Now if we can figure out an experiment to find some objective data ^.~

Scientific method says we want to formulate a hypothesis to disprove and if the devised experiment fails to disprove the hypothesis, the evidence can then be used as confirmation, without as much of a risk of the dreaded confirmation bias.

Kinda weird, I know. The commonality I see between my confirmation is mostly related to pressure, and fogginess that was alleviated, yet I was using a chemical method. So there are too many independent variables for this small correlation to mean anything of value objectively. Subjectively it could affirm one of the previous hypothesis with the enhanced cognitive effects (or consciousness).

What are your experiences of before and after like? Or is it still too early in the process to conclude anything?

teknix said:

Shrooomtastic said:

Clean said:

Pretty sure the bit about the duct came from this interview with Anthony Peake.
And the 49th day reference to consciousness came fom someone else claiming it was part of "Buddhist teaching",  I will try to remember who...possibly in the same interview.

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Yeah the 49th day or approximate 7 weeks is taught in both ancient Egyptian teachings as well as in ancient Tibetan teachings, as being the supposed time when the phetus has reached the point of growth where it can support consciousness, thus allowing its entry into the pineal gland, which acts as a sort of transmitter for consciousness, wired to receive.

At least that's what I believe, among others as well.

Though my belief is that due to intentional coating of our pineal glands with Flouride, a disconnect has been created between the body-mind and the soul/universal consciousness. I feel like we are not as emotionally or intuitively sensitive as we are meant to be, and that Flouride poisoning may be the culprit, or at least part of it.

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Good hypothesis

Now if we can figure out an experiment to find some objective data ^.~

Scientific method says we want to formulate a hypothesis to disprove and if the devised experiment fails to disprove the hypothesis, the evidence can then be used as confirmation, without as much of a risk of the dreaded confirmation bias.

Kinda weird, I know. The commonality I see between my confirmation is mostly related to pressure, and fogginess that was alleviated, yet I was using a chemical method. So there are too many independent variables for this small correlation to mean anything of value objectively. Subjectively it could affirm one of the previous hypothesis with the enhanced cognitive effects (or consciousness).

What are your experiences of before and after like? Or is it still too early in the process to conclude anything?

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Well I only switched to Flouride-free toothpaste a couple months ago.. I'm assuming that nothing is happening to the Flouride already in my system, only that I have taken an active step towards not introducing anymore to my body... as far as I know

Also the water in the town I live in, Santa Barbara, is Flouride-free.. so other than that, I don't know how else it could possibly enter my system.

But yeah, now I would like to find a proven technique to cleansing the Flouride from my body. I'm not going to sit around and chant "Om" unless I read some sort of scientific article supporting that hypothesis. But I will try an extract or something natural that is believed to do the trick.

What did you say you took? And how did you find out about it?

teknix said:

Pretty much need chlorella as far as i know to get it out of your system, but there are numerous natural ways to break it up like Cilantro and Kelp are both natural form of iodine.

Here is a pre-combined and organic solution:
http://www.4allvitamins.com/product_info.php?products_id=7641

(nice little glass dropper bottle you can re-use too )

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Thank you much my friend

I'll head to the health store later to ask about this.

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Through photosynthesis, it multiplies rapidly, requiring only carbon dioxide, water, sunlight, and a small amount of minerals to reproduce.[1]

It is an attractive potential food source because it is high in protein and other essential nutrients; when dried, it is about 45% protein, 20% fat, 20% carbohydrate, 5% fibre, and 10% minerals and vitamins. Mass-production methods are now being used to cultivate it in large artificial circular ponds. Chlorella is a complete protein source.[dubious – discuss] It is also packed with calories, fat, and vitamins.[3]

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Dr Omura found that fresh cilantro removes heavy metals from the body in less than two weeks.

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Shrooomtastic said:

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/detox/cilantro.htm

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Dr Omura found that fresh cilantro removes heavy metals from the body in less than two weeks.

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Shrooomtastic said:

Anyone ever heard this theory?

I've heard it a number of times. That by chanting "Om" during the meditation, we create vibrations in the back of the throat that slowly break apart the Flouride coating that builds up around the pineal gland, which supposedly causes complacency and lack of willpower...etc. Flouride was used by the Nazis to make the Jews complacent in the camps and to keep them from rising up. It is also in much of the water supply throughout the United States, as well as in most of the toothpaste people use.

I personally have switched to Flouride-free toothpaste. But would like to explore other avenues to clearing it from my system. Anyone have any ideas? Believe in this theory?

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Rincewind said:

chanting ekki-ekki-e0kki-ekki-PTANG zoom-boing Z'nourrwringmm before taking a shower apparently stimulates the growth of the CNS, so if you want to get more nerve cells in your brain and thus gaining a more connected mind you must use these holy words.


and i have no sources that back what i am saying, but try this and something something conspiracy government break free mind soul body and possibly jews

and why would the consciousness be resting in correlation with some hormone producing organ? hey, i do my thinking with my brain so i must be defined by my brain. see the paradox here? i get feelings from my hormones and my ion-channels are opened and then something happens, like a faking machine.

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