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Can prayer requests for reawakening stem cell repair work just as well as dietary supplements, and without the need for stem cell autologous transplants?
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A $100 million clinical study (ISCHEMIA) followed more than 5,000 men and women from 37 countries with severe but stable heart disease to assess the value of procedures to help their coronary artery disease. Was the ISCHEMIA clinical trial compromised by the interlopers to discourage use of stents and coronary bypass procedures?
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Are stars truly powered by internal nuclear fusion, or is the energy coming externally from the galaxy in the form of electromagnetic energy and plasma?
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A viewer asks: “Are we actually going into a period of solar minimum? There are those scientists who say that we are having more severe winters and actual decreases in overall summer temperatures.”
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A viewer asks: “Wouldn’t burning natural gas be a very good alternative for power production until we are allowed to use zero point or other “free” energy sources? The byproducts are mostly CO2 and water, with very few particulates.”
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A viewer asks: “Is methane a detrimental byproduct, as touted by the climate change folks?”
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A viewer asks: “Is it true that we are rapidly approaching a geomagnetic polarity reversal, and is this just magnetic, or will it include a physical flip?”
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A viewer asks: “Considering the massive long-term detrimental effects of a nuclear meltdown of nuclear reactors or stored spent fuels, is nuclear really a viable option for energy generation?”
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A viewer asks: “Is there a question proposed to Creator yet about the validity of thorium-based nuclear power plants, and why were the initial plants and plans dropped?”
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A viewer asks: “Is the SAFIRE plasma reactor a viable solution to transmuting harmful nuclear byproducts to harmless elements and generation of energy?”
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A viewer asks: “I would like to know a bit more about nuclear waste storage, as I live in a beautiful town on the shore of Lake Michigan where the nuclear power plant was shut down and then torn down, and all the nuclear waste is buried on the shore. The political ‘solution’ of moving the waste to Yucca Mountain fell through and we are living alongside the buried waste. What can we do about this situation to heal it, to heal us, to make it safe, or is that impossible?”
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A viewer asks: “Do solar flares increase the likelihood of telepathic experiences? Whether it’s precognition, heightened dream activity, remote viewing, or basically anything psi-related? Is this just one of the reasons the ETs are messing with the Sun?”
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Botanists in England have kept records going back to 1753 recording the seasonal date of annual first blooming for plant species. After combing the database and analyzing hundreds of thousands of entries, spanning more than 400 different plant species, the researchers found a clear pattern. Since the mid-1980s, the average date of the first flowering has advanced by about a month compared with all the years before. Scientists note that since 1980, spring has come a month earlier around the world, and attribute this to climate change. Is that the true cause and significance of this dramatic shift?
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The late Dr. Ian Stevenson was a Medical Doctor and Psychiatrist who spent much of his adult life and career studying cases of childhood memories and birthmarks suggestive of reincarnation, mostly in India, where such memories are not as quickly dismissed as they are in the Western world. A commentator said, “Dr. Stevenson was not upset that critics dismissed his work, but that they did so without ever reading it.” A skeptic wrote of Dr. Stevenson, that his work “is full of errors, flaws, gaps, messes, and difficulties. It does not correspond to the sort of work required in courses on research methods given to third and fourth-year college students.” And with that broad stroke, the skeptic dismisses a man’s life’s work, amounting to the study of some 2400 cases! What is Creator’s perspective of Dr. Stevenson’s efforts, and is the late Dr. Ian Stevenson safely in the light?
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Dr. Stevenson and a number of assistants studied the case of Miss Uttara Huddar, a thirty-two-year-old Indian woman, who in 1974, suddenly started intermittently displaying an alternate personality named Sharada. Sharada was reputedly a Bengali Hindu housewife who lived sometime between 1810 and 1830. Nearly 150 years earlier! Uttara did not speak or understand the Bengali language, and Sharada did not speak or understand any of the languages known by Uttara. This case raises many questions we will explore in this episode. The first is, that this alternate personality arose as a consequence of the meditation that Uttara was practicing at the time. Can Creator tell us if the meditation indeed opened the door to this possession, why that happened, and what Uttara could have done in terms of protection had she known of the hazards?
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