Re: "orthorexia nervosa", new mental disease

I believe that David Icke was involved with making the video I posted, along with Gregg Braden, Len Horowitz, and perhaps a couple of others. I watched the whole thing and it was quite well put together. Other than that, I know who he (David Icke) is, and that he has some interesting ideas.

I'm more into Hilton Hotema right now, along with the Healing Codes Solfeggio. This fascinates me; everything is vibration, down to the atoms and electrons. Hotema talks about how we deteriorated from a race of super-beings who possessed 7 senses as opposed to 5. They had powers of clairvoyance and could communicate with animals and the most advanced ones could travel outside their physical bodies at will.

The idea is that the whole Bible and writings in the pyramids are about creating paradise within ourselves by progressing/awakening and directing our energy flow up through the chakras. There's a lot more to it than that, of course. We've lost these powers now, I just find it interesting to learn about. It seems that if we stay at the very lowest levels, we keep reincarnating until we learn.

For the Healing codes, they're supposed to be the original musical scale, before Pope Gregory "lost" 152 psalms using that scale and changed to the diatonic scale we use today, which is more disruptive to the human psyche. I find the Solfeggio music very calming and healing to listen to.

I'm orange juice fasting right now and have opened up the doors to occult learning, so of course all kinds of ideas are coming my way. Another one I like is Stuart Lichtman. His method works for making dreams come true in your life - if you do the work, at least that's my experience with it.

Nice to see that at least one person doesn't think I'm nuts for believing the hologram 9/11 theory. Apparently the projector didn't work for that 3rd building that collapsed, which everyone has been wondering about. :)

Peace and Blessings,
Mira