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Given the much higher levels of Ashwagandha in the Amazing Ashwa supplement, could there be sufficient benefit for most users or myself from taking just two of the tablets per dose? That would double the length of coverage with each bottle, and halve the purchase price. It would also halve the dose delivered of all the other ingredients.
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NaturaLife Labs offers a supplement with 2100 mg Ashwagandha alone, as a blend of root powder and root extract, along with black pepper to improve bioavailability. At 3 tablets per dose, one bottle could cover three months taking just a single 700 mg tablet, for about the same cost as Amazing Ashwa. Is the 2100 mg dose of Ashwagandha in the NaturaLife Labs product overkill, or would that high a dose give a significantly greater benefit?
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Are the Red Light Therapy devices from UltraLux Health safe and effective, and of high enough quality to be a good value considering their cost?
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Many Red Light Therapy devices only deliver visible red and near-infrared wavelengths. How significant for healing is exposure to far-infrared wavelengths?
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How great a health hazard are advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) formed by interaction of carbohydrates with proteins and lipids?
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Are the effects of high-heat cooking on formation of advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) an important contribution or minor compared to subsequent AGE formation in the body following food ingestion?
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Is the supplement for enhancing mental sharpness from Immunocorp, called Acuitol, a safe and effective way to enhance mental functioning? Does it truly have something unique to offer from its proprietary blend of phytonutrients, in addition to the group of vitamins it contains?
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A viewer writes: “Have I been feeling so anxious the past two days because of alien manipulation of my deep subconscious, to sow doubt and fear? If not, what is going on?” What can we tell him?
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A practitioner asks: “I saw in a social media post someone claiming to have canceled all of their soul contracts by revoking their consent. According to them this had an immediate effect and improved their life, although not many details were given. Can we use our free will to cancel soul contracts? Would this have an effect on our current incarnation? In the LHP we ask for “dissolving and transmuting karmic contracts.” Are karmic contracts and soul contracts the same thing? Is the request in the LHP different from what the person described? I assume the LHP focuses on healing contracts and not canceling them, although the term ‘dissolving’ could also be interpreted to mean ‘canceling.'” What can we tell him?
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Recently, Karl checked with Creator to determine if an early 1970s book created by automatic writing, The Book of James by psychic Susy Smith, was, in fact, dictated by William James, who transitioned to spirit in 1910. Wikipedia says this about William James, “William James was an American philosopher and psychologist. The first educator to offer a psychology course in the United States, he is considered to be one of the leading thinkers of the late 19th century, one of the most influential philosophers and is often dubbed the ‘father of American psychology.'” Creator said, “This was an accurate and meaningful channeling from the attributed source, so it can be relied on to represent the information conveyed in that body of work.” James, through Susy Smith via automatic writing, explained his motives for channeling the book: “I was interested in psychical research for most of my life. … As I grew older and more cynical I dismissed (discussions of life after death) and approached psychical research from the scientific point of view. Although I saw a good deal of evidence for survival … at no time did I conclude anything more definitive than, ‘I remain uncertain and await more facts.'” However, after James’s death, and through Susy Smith, he says this: “I have acquired more facts now and am happy to impart them to the world. My advanced awareness (from a lifetime of psychical research) prepared me for my transition, and my passing was so much easier than that of most of my contemporaries that I very soon came to realize the value of such knowledge. Because I am aware, then, of how important this information can be to one at the moment of death and even for a long time afterward, I am especially eager to offer the facts for public perusal. I am not alone in my efforts. A great many over here are determined to get the truth about survival to you. We know that the lives of all those now on Earth will change for the better when they know with certainty that there is no death—that they will endure in a life of continuity.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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James wrote through Susy Smith: “The thing that seems to be most surprising to most people is to learn that there is no abrupt change of personality or place immediately after death. The area in which one finds himself after he has left the physical body – to which we will refer herein as either the Etheric or the Astral plane because those are the terms commonly used when you people (who are still living physical lives) write about them – is, in its lower reaches, identical with the earth plane of existence. One leaves this (lower astral environment to higher levels) only as he becomes enlightened as to his true state and learns how to progress to more exalted spheres.” James continues, “Until you become aware of your need to advance, you may remain in your old haunts for a long, long time.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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James continues: “I do not wish you to think, however, that we are immaterial beings floating around in a void. We are far from it, especially in our early stages of life in the spirit world. We have our spiritual bodies and we live in them, using them just as we used our physical bodies on Earth, but not having to be slaves to them.” James continues: “In order for you to not find this overpoweringly confusing that you are unable to cope, you are permitted by the system to live in your spiritual body in similar conditions to those you previously knew and felt comfortable with, in such close proximity to Earth that you can continue to feel at home in your new environment.” James continues: “We have always thought that if we lived at all after death, we would have to be entirely transformed immediately. We expected, if anything at all, a change of conditions so vast as to put us into an altogether different circumstance. When this does not occur, we are confused and find it difficult to accept. I must make it clear now that this transition is gradual for a very definite reason. Supreme Intelligence planned it that way as the most sensible and workable arrangement for man’s advancement.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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James continues: “The expectation of an abrupt alteration into some amorphous spiritual state entirely different from anything they have ever known frequently makes people unable to understand what has happened to them when death occurs. … For one who was sure that death was the end of all existence, it is an even greater surprise to find himself still living while at the same time he can see his own body on the bed beside him, or in a car at the scene of a fatal accident, or wherever he died. There are many occasions where such a person refused to believe what has happened and decided that he is merely having a bad dream. It is possible for such a one to be in this confusion for a long time until he is finally made to realize that he has actually passed from the physical life into the spiritual.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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James gives us an interesting example to examine: “Picture, if you will, the situation of one whom we will call John Jones because that is not his real name. John Jones lived a sordid life. His main interests were the attainment of money and the spending of it on himself. He was not always honest, although he could hardly be called a criminal type. He was successful in his business dealings and at the time of his death was a wealthy man. He was also an uninformed man who did not believe in anything except the power of money and his ability to make it. … His relatives who had died had long ago given him up as one they could not influence for the better, and so they made no effort to stay with him and help him (as spirit guides and guardians). When this man died suddenly of a heart attack, no one was there to receive him. I (the deceased/spirit James) heard of his death, and, having known him briefly in life, I decided to try and make his entry into the new phase of his existence as comfortable as possible. I went to greet him. … I walked up to him and he saw me and gave me a perfunctory greeting. Then he lost interest in me immediately. He was puzzled because that body on the bed looked like him, yet he was standing there feeling better than he had in years, if a bit hazy of mind because of his abrupt demise. I told him he’d had a sudden heart attack and died. He paid absolutely no attention. I repeated this several times, but he did not listen. Then finally he said, ‘Look friend, I’m having a crazy dream. I know exactly what is going on, so please stop bothering me. I have many business deals to put through in the morning and no time for such silly talk about death.'” What is Creator’s perspective?
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James continues with his example of John Jones: “I gave up trying to impress him with the truth of his situation and merely stood by and watched as he went through his days. … Once in a while Jones looked at me and said, ‘This is a really weird dream. I wish I could wake up.’ Even after he had watched his own burial, however, he did not accept the fact he was dead. The day after his funeral Jones went to the stock exchange and stayed, as his wont, watching the rise and fall of stocks as avidly as he had ever done. This went on day after day. I found I could give him no assistance, so I soon left him, sitting in his office at the stock market, attempting to advise his fellow workers even though no one was aware of his presence. I checked back on him from time to time and always found him in this same situation. He told me he was getting bored with this silly dream, but he would not listen when I gave him the truth. Death has to be so different from life that this could not be death, and so he must be dreaming. This is the only explanation he would consider. If we multiply John Jones’ experience by the thousands and even millions who so live that their interests are entirely earthly and in no way spiritual, you will see that the sphere immediately after death is burdened with those who should be learning and progressing but instead are tied to the lives they formerly led.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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