...I have this notion that we do ourselves good by thinking of positive possibilities, especially the ones we truly believe are possible...instead of the zillions of negative outcomes that could afflict us.

This morning, I awakened remembering the bookwork I did (for years) when I co-owned a business. In my dream I was back remembering details I accomplished, annually, which led me out the door of my store at 5 a.m., in time to see a summer sunrise.

I retired long ago, and didn't expect to see or feel that way again, particularly after a stroke nearly two years back. But it's still there.

I could do it once more, if necessary.

The toxins inside wouldn't prevent me functioning as I used to.

And heaven knows I haven't finished detoxing yet.



Sometimes I feel that even using the names of positive substances, like Humaworm, or Manuka honey...or 'infinity', creates those things, here and now.


F.

...I am almost afraid to breathe...or to say anything.


My urine has dried 'sticky' for years now. (Don't ask me how I know.)

Now it doesn't.


We have been practicing Healing Bioenergy...almost daily for a couple of months.

Just the other day my husband's hands turned hot. My own hands now become hot quite easily. Is that the sign?


There is no stress to the process, and it takes only a few minutes at a time...I suggest daily.

Other things are changing, too...like the 'sting' of some urination...

Go to http://www.bioenergylifecenter.com
and see the film "Think About It".

I've seen it about 40 times...I wanted to figure out 'how'. At the seminar I saw that it is quite simple. The easy, relaxed attitude one sees in the movie prevails.

My husband, especially, was immediately intrigued, and he took the notes.

I am delighted that he even wanted to help me. His face lit up during the seminar.

Zoran is a peach, and he did a great job on the film.

I have the idea that, if this procedure can help individuals (and it can), then we can help the whole world...right from where we stand right now. All the atrocities of the past, mean nothing. They belong to the past. Today is where we live.

See Cesar Milan, the dog whisperer, on the National Geographic Channel. Animals live in the 'now'.

That's where we, too, do our best work.