Bugs in the Brain

[Dulloldfart]

http://www2.nau.edu/%7Ebah/BIO471/Re...olsky_2003.pdf

Back in 1994/5, I built and used a "zapper", as described by Hulda Clark. One of the most profound changes I noticed was in my mental attitude to things. Seven minutes into my first zap I was walking around in the twenty-minute lull before the next "session" and I was amazed at how quiet and calm it seemed in my head. I later told several people the feeling was very similar to the one I had when I attested Clear in 1978. (I heard later that remark almost got me declared.)

On other occasions I noticed that my usual resentment at being told off or given orders completely disappeared every time I zapped, and gradually returned over the next week or so.

Since the zapper suppposedly kills bugs (viruses, bacteria, worms etc.) in the body, I simply assumed that some of these bugs had been chomping around in my brain, some effects of which were various attitudes, and killing them removed these added attitudes. I didn't recall Hulda Clark saying much (if anything) about these mental changes, but what I experienced was what I experienced, and I didn't particularly care if anyone else went along with that theory or not. The zapping also fixes my arthritis twinges and other such things, and again, I don't particularly care if someone thinks that is impossible. It works for me.

Today I came across the referenced article, about the exact phenomenon of bugs in the brain hijacking some of the normal neural processes. I smiled.

I still use a zapper every couple of weeks, and have done so since I first started except for the six months I was on the RPF and couldn't.

Your turn Mick.

Paul

[alex]

OK. You sent me off on a surfing expedition this morning....

Lerma says it just endorphins 'cause of 'letricity...

Dr Clark implies that it can cure cancer when combined with other elements of treatment....(is she still living?)(A bunch of people seem to be making money from it on the net)

I was wondering if you noticed anything "coming out" of your body when you first tried it? Any great improvement in physical health? Other than feeling good.

alex

[Dulloldfart]

OK. You sent me off on a surfing expedition this morning....

Lerma says it just endorphins 'cause of 'letricity...

Dr Clark implies that it can cure cancer when combined with other elements of treatment....(is she still living?)(A bunch of people seem to be making money from it on the net)

I was wondering if you noticed anything "coming out" of your body when you first tried it? Any great improvement in physical health? Other than feeling good.

alex

I've found much of her stuff useful, but if someone wants to rant about how quackful it all is, I'm not going to get into a punch-up over it.

No, I didn't notice anything unusual coming out of my body, not like with a liver cleanse, say. There was no vast improvement in physical health, but I wasn't in bad shape to begin with.

Apart from the mental effects, little aches and pains disappeared, and the heart palpitations that had been occurring once or twice a week for about ten years stopped instantly and have not recurred once since. That one I'm very pleased about as they were quite worrying--my pulse rate would instantly change to about 200 beats per minute for twenty, thirty minutes; then it would instantly change from 200 to 72-ish again, no gradient slowdown at all. If I just kept still, it wasn't a big deal, but I couldn't walk around much. The worst time it came on was one minute before I was due to sing an a capella song with Ron Hartwell in the large PAC dining room at dinner time. I believe in the policy of "The show must go on", so performed as scheduled, but it worked out OK. Just.

I got comm ev'd because of using that zapper, and promoting it to my friends, and left the SO afterwards. I'm not complaining about it.

Paul

[PirateAndBum]

Geez comm-ev'd. The canteen in the Coachman building sold the things needed to do her cleanse. We made one and used it (RadioShack has everything required). I found it could stop the onset of a cold if you used it at the 1st hint.

[Zinjifar]

OK. You sent me off on a surfing expedition this morning....

Lerma says it just endorphins 'cause of 'letricity...

Dr Clark implies that it can cure cancer when combined with other elements of treatment....(is she still living?)(A bunch of people seem to be making money from it on the net)

I was wondering if you noticed anything "coming out" of your body when you first tried it? Any great improvement in physical health? Other than feeling good.

alex

Hulda runs her cancer-and-everything-else-cure 'Clinic' in Tijuana Mexico.

Zinj

[alex]

Ah the scientology fads, I bet someone got comm ev'd for that too! What year was that?

My attention perks up at the mention of frequencies....

alex

[Dulloldfart]

My attention perks up at the mention of frequencies....

Funny you should say that....

For about a year in 2003/4 I was doing research into imprinting the frequencies of substances (like various food items, silver, and others) into water. Consuming a few drops of the water then produced some interesting effects. I called the device a "food replicator" and put a small write-up online at http://www.fzglobal.org/foodreplicator.htm. You can make one for a couple of bucks, literally. It still gives hit #4 on Google Web and hit#11 on Google Images. There is a much longer blog about it, that I haven't added anything to in three years. I got too scared after taking all the "electronic" stuff started playing havoc with my heart-rate. Experimenting on myself was OK as far as it went, but I wasn't too keen on dying over it.

After I'd been doing this for 6 months I noticed that Hulda Clark was doing something similar, although she was using the zapper as a power source instead of the magnets that I was using. Hers worked much quicker; mine was much cheaper. Plus her research was much more thorough than mine. She calls it "homeography", and it is easy enough to find online.

I don't promote this stuff much. People might think I'm weird.

Paul

[alex]

Funny you should say that....

For about a year in 2003/4 I was doing research into imprinting the frequencies of substances (like various food items, silver, and others) into water. Consuming a few drops of the water then produced some interesting effects. I called the device a "food replicator" and put a small write-up online at http://www.fzglobal.org/foodreplicator.htm. You can make one for a couple of bucks, literally. It still gives hit #4 on Google Web and hit#11 on Google Images. There is a much longer blog about it, that I haven't added anything to in three years. I got too scared after taking all the "electronic" stuff started playing havoc with my heart-rate. Experimenting on myself was OK as far as it went, but I wasn't too keen on dying over it.

After I'd been doing this for 6 months I noticed that Hulda Clark was doing something similar, although she was using the zapper as a power source instead of the magnets that I was using. Hers worked much quicker; mine was much cheaper. Plus her research was much more thorough than mine. She calls it "homeography", and it is easy enough to find online.

I don't promote this stuff much. People might think I'm weird.

Paul

The weird thing I am exploring now is brain entrainment, a la Robert Monroe.

Havent bought the package with the cd's to exteriorize yet, but have got some stuff off bittorrent.

Morphic fields, homeopathy/homeography, binarual entrainment, someday I'll see the big picture rather than just thinking about it!

But then I'd probably just go poof! and disappear.

alex

[Tanstaafl]

The weird thing I am exploring now is brain entrainment, a la Robert Monroe.

I did the first of the Holosync CDs a few years back.

Stuff did happen. For a while my anchor points seemed to be out a couple of miles. I hadn't experienced that before. Also, I got an insight into the universe of flows and postulates - I could actually see the energy lines.

This all sounds promising, right? So what did I do? I stopped so I could get some auditing, without going to Ethics. Bloody idiot!

[gomorrhan]

Interesting. The sight of the energy lines, or the points that make them up and which flow through solid objects, is also a common perception of those who take very strong entheogenic substances (LSD, classically). I continue to be baffled about why many scientologists consider tripping to be so negative, but blowing your mind out with other means completely acceptable. How is holosync any more "under your own determinism" than dropping acid?