Open Minds with Regina Meredith - Series 8 Episode 9 - February 23, 2017 Glenn: We have solutions to every single problems. Regina: But you're not going to find it at your allopathic doctor's office, unfortunately. Glenn: Because they're under a different model...that's created by the petroleum industry, and Big Pharma as an offspring of that. And that model is inaccurate, because every health issue is a voltage problem. We've been told that it's chemistry problem. Voltage precedes chemistry. Cancer, for example, is +30 millivolts whereas we can regenerate tissue and we can get it to - 50 millivolts. And the devices that we're going to discuss do have the capability to do that. There's

Corey Goode interviewed by David Wilcock Series 7 Episode 8 : The Process of Disclosure February 21, 2017 According to Sigmund and his men, they have made major discoveries. In 1939, the German expedition to Antarctica had discovered big slabs of rock with ancient writing on them. And tyeu had taken a bunch of photos with them. After that , they started a lot of secret expeditions. David: These are things that would remind us of stuff like Stonehenge, or the pyramids, or something like that? More like Pumapunku or something... it was really torn up and scattered. After Germans had discovered this, they started to not really excavate for archaeological reasons. They started to clear out are

1 The tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao. The tao that can be told isn't the eternal Tao, because trying to tell it brings it into time. Once anything is named, it's no longer eternal. Before you name anything, the world has no things in it, no meaning. There's nothing but peace in a wordless, questionless world. It's the space where everything is already answered, in joyful silence. The name that can be named is not the eternal Name. The unnamable is the eternally real. Name is the origin of all particular things Naming is the origin of all the particular things that make up the world of illusion, the dream world. When the mind believes what it thinks, it names what cannot be

Chapter 2 The Mechanism of Letting Go What is it? Letting go is like the sudden cessation of an inner pressure or the dropping of a weight. It is accompanied by a sudden feeling of relief and lightness. It is an actual mechanism of the mind, and everyone has experienced it. Think how great it would be if you could do that all of the time with any event. You could always feel free and never be cornered by your feelings again. That's what this technique is all about: letting go consciously and frequently at will. You are then in charge of how you feel. This is employing the basic teaching of the Buddha, which removes the pressure of involuntary reactivity. If we take a close look at human lif