Save the Wild Bill: the Pegasus Collection of Alternative Cancer Treatments

[rdunk]

im not sure but this may have been him.

Robo, was a good guess, but this Wills Point "Bill Allred" was not 1WW. I just looked this one up, and he was a Wills Point local, however, he passed in 2010.

http://wphs65statechamps.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=523

[ArMaP]

My condolences to Bill's family and closest friends.

Knowing that we all have to go one day never helps when we see the ones we like going before us. 

[robomont]

Just posted on the other thread.keyfoot knew him from south dakota.so yes diff guy.

[deuem]

PWM, the best thing I can do for Bill is to ask you not to stop on the 1WW frequency machine. If it works we have Bill to thank for giving you the reason to start it.

So I plead with you to forget the other projects and maintain full speed ahead on it. If it works think of all the people you can assist in Bills name. If the portable one works we can go world wide to every one.

That alone would make his life worth while and remebered forever..The rest of the team is here to do what ever we can...Who knows, maybe you or me will need it.

Deuem,

PWM, Please continue no matter what...Thanks a million.

[thorfourwinds]

With Great Respect, 1Worldwatcher

[stealthyaroura]

I'm so sorry to hear the news.deepest condolences.
I will miss bill.


Then nothing ever really dies.

[thorfourwinds]

tfw
Peace Love Light
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[dasioux777]

Thanks to everyone ,funny about the wild Bill pic. the duck bill LOL,As we were young he took me along on a camping trip in newton hills national park.He always involed me,well later that night they the park rangers took everone on a little hike telling stories such well i was about 14 and thought it would funny to ge ahead of everyone without being seen. i did so as there was not much light i layed down on their path and heard bill ask where i was just at that moment i spru g up from the darkness and gave an erie sreack scared all the people on the hike!lol bill me and all of his freinds got kicked off the tour bill was laughing and said well we have to get back .isaid i found a trail not knowing it was a deer trail ...there were low branches i yelled out duck bill!lol and the freinds on that trip with us would just randomly yell duck for years to come!LOL so it is very appropriate !

[deuem]

And for that nice story you get your first gold coin. 0 to 1.  Spend it well.  Be sure to visit the welcome area and post a "Hi, how are you thread, I am dasioux777" so everyone knows you have joined the Peggy group. So a good warm WELCOME from deuem and enjoy.

[Amaterasu]

So glad My choice was apropos.  [smile]  Welcome to Peggy, dasioux777!

[thorfourwinds]

tfw
Peace Love Light
Liberty & Equality or Revolution

FUKUSHIMA FALLOUT CLOCK
Elapsed Time since March 11, 2011, 2:46 PM - Fukushima, Japan

The World Must Take Charge at Fukushima

"In a time of universal deceit
telling the truth is considered a revolutionary act."
George Orwell

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

I am continuing the development of the therapy machine in private, it is still 'tuned' to Bill's specific requests, although i feel it may be useful for the next victim of the Big C.

When finished, i will fully test it, & it will go on the shelf, to be sent on to the next member of PRC who needs it, my only sadness being that it was too little & too late to save our freind Bill...............

We live & learn......and sometimes we die while still learning........

[thorfourwinds]

Dec 5, 2013 by Michael Forrester

With evidence growing that training the mind or inducing specific modes of consciousness can have beneficial health effects, scientists have sought to understand how these practices physically affect the body. A new study by researchers in Wisconsin, Spain, and France reports the first evidence of specific molecular changes in the body following a period of intensive mindfulness practice.

The study investigated the effects of a day of intensive mindfulness practice in a group of experienced meditators, compared to a group of untrained control subjects who engaged in quiet non-meditative activities.

After eight hours of mindfulness practice, the meditators showed a range of genetic and molecular differences, including altered levels of gene-regulating machinery and reduced levels of pro-inflammatory genes, which in turn correlated with faster physical recovery from a stressful situation.

"To the best of our knowledge, this is the first paper that shows rapid alterations in gene expression within subjects associated with mindfulness meditation practice," says study author Richard J. Davidson, founder of the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds and the William James and Vilas Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

"Most interestingly, the changes were observed in genes that are the current targets of anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs," says Perla Kaliman, first author of the article and a researcher at the Institute of Biomedical Research of Barcelona, Spain (IIBB-CSIC-IDIBAPS), where the molecular analyses were conducted.

The study was published in the Journal Psychoneuroendocrinology.

Mindfulness-based trainings have shown beneficial effects on inflammatory disorders in prior clinical studies and are endorsed by the American Heart Association as a preventative intervention. The new results provide a possible biological mechanism for therapeutic effects.

Gene Activity Can Change According To Perception

According to Dr. Bruce Lipton, gene activity can change on a daily basis. If the perception in your mind is reflected in the chemistry of your body, and if your nervous system reads and interprets the environment and then controls the blood's chemistry, then you can literally change the fate of your cells by altering your thoughts.

In fact, Dr. Lipton's research illustrates that by changing your perception, your mind can alter the activity of your genes and create over thirty thousand variations of products from each gene. He gives more detail by saying that the gene programs are contained within the nucleus of the cell, and you can rewrite those genetic programs through changing your blood chemistry.


In the simplest terms, this means that we need to change the way we think if we are to heal cancer.

"The function of the mind is to create coherence
between our beliefs and the reality we experience,"

Dr. Lipton said.

"What that means is that your mind will adjust the body's biology and behavior to fit with your beliefs. If you've been told you'll die in six months and your mind believes it, you most likely will die in six months.

That's called the nocebo effect,
the result of a negative thought,
which is the opposite of the placebo effect,
where healing is mediated by a positive thought."

That dynamic points to a three-party system: there's the part of you that swears it doesn't want to die (the conscious mind), trumped by the part that believes you will (the doctor's prognosis mediated by the subconscious mind), which then throws into gear the chemical reaction (mediated by the brain's chemistry) to make sure the body conforms to the dominant belief. (Neuroscience has recognized that the subconscious controls 95 percent of our lives.)

Now what about the part that doesn't want to die--the conscious mind? Isn't it impacting the body's chemistry as well? Dr. Lipton said that it comes down to how the subconscious mind, which contains our deepest beliefs, has been programmed. It is these beliefs that ultimately cast the deciding vote.

"It's a complex situation," said Dr. Lipton.

People have been programmed to believe
that they're victims and that they have no control.

We're programmed from the start with our mother and father's beliefs.

So, for instance, when we got sick, we were told by our parents that we had to go to the doctor because the doctor is the authority concerning our health. We all got the message throughout childhood that doctors were the authority on health and that we were victims of bodily forces beyond our ability to control.

The joke, however, is that people often get better while on the way to the doctor. That's when the innate ability for self-healing kicks in, another example of the placebo effect.

Mindfulness Practice Specifically Affects Regulatory Pathways

The results of Davidson's study show a down-regulation of genes that have been implicated in inflammation. The affected genes include the pro-inflammatory genes RIPK2 and COX2 as well as several histone deacetylase (HDAC) genes, which regulate the activity of other genes epigenetically by removing a type of chemical tag.

What's more, the extent to which some of those genes were downregulated was associated with faster cortisol recovery to a social stress test involving an impromptu speech and tasks requiring mental calculations performed in front of an audience and video camera.

Biologists have suspected for years that some kind of epigenetic inheritance occurs at the cellular level. The different kinds of cells in our bodies provide an example. Skin cells and brain cells have different forms and functions, despite having exactly the same DNA. There must be mechanisms--other than DNA--that make sure skin cells stay skin cells when they divide.

Perhaps surprisingly, the researchers say, there was no difference in the tested genes between the two groups of people at the start of the study. The observed effects were seen only in the meditators following mindfulness practice. In addition, several other DNA-modifying genes showed no differences between groups, suggesting that the mindfulness practice specifically affected certain regulatory pathways.


The key result is that meditators experienced genetic changes following mindfulness practice that were not seen in the non-meditating group after other quiet activities -- an outcome providing proof of principle that mindfulness practice can lead to epigenetic alterations of the genome.


Previous studies in rodents and in people have shown dynamic epigenetic responses to physical stimuli such as stress, diet, or exercise within just a few hours.

"Our genes are quite dynamic in their expression and these results suggest that the calmness of our mind can actually have a potential influence on their expression," Davidson says.

"The regulation of HDACs and inflammatory pathways may represent some of the mechanisms underlying the therapeutic potential of mindfulness-based interventions," Kaliman says.

"Our findings set the foundation for future studies to further assess meditation strategies for the treatment of chronic inflammatory conditions."

Subconscious Beliefs Are Key

Too many positive thinkers know that thinking good thoughts--and reciting affirmations for hours on end--doesn't always bring about the results that feel-good books promise.??Dr. Lipton didn't argue this point, because positive thoughts come from the conscious mind, while contradictory negative thoughts are usually programmed in the more powerful subconscious mind.


"The major problem is that people are aware of their conscious beliefs and behaviors, but not of subconscious beliefs and behaviors. Most people don't even acknowledge that their subconscious mind is at play, when the fact is that the subconscious mind is a million times more powerful than the conscious mind and that we operate 95 to 99 percent of our lives from subconscious programs.


"Your subconscious beliefs are working either for you or against you, but the truth is that you are not controlling your life, because your subconscious mind supersedes all conscious control.

So when you are trying to heal from a conscious level--citing affirmations and telling yourself you're healthy--there may be an invisible subconscious program that's sabotaging you."


The power of the subconscious mind is elegantly revealed in people expressing multiple personalities. While occupying the mind-set of one personality, the individual may be severely allergic to strawberries. Then, in experiencing the mind-set of another personality, he or she eats them without consequence.

The new science of epigenetics promises that every person on the planet has the opportunity to become who they really are, complete with unimaginable power and the ability to operate from, and go for, the highest possibilities, including healing our bodies and our culture and living in peace.



Sources:
wisc.edu

brucelipton.com

ts-si.org

Michael Forrester is a spiritual counselor and is a practicing motivational speaker for corporations in Japan, Canada and the United States.

[Amaterasu]

I'm putting this here because it discusses curing cancer, but I tell You, it discusses a LOT more:

http://www.theorionproject.org/en/documents/BeardenPrecursor.pdf

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

Bearden has nailed it, IMO.

I have many of his papers, including an earlier version of this one, which has indeed some startling statements, some of which are new to me;

Negative energy occurs in the Schrodinger equation and in Dirac's
relativistic electron theory, and so there it is in the very foundations of physics. But in abject fear, the leaders of the scientific community such as Pauli and Heisenberg figuratively beat the daylights out of Dirac, and ruthlessly ripped negative energy out of all of physics possible to do it in.

(As Dirac pointed out, you cannot get
negative energy out of quantum mechanics, because it occurs easily and naturally by mere sharp little gradients).
Tickling the local vacuum with little pulses of sharp gradient sound energy -- as in sonofusion -- also pops out electrons from the local Dirac Sea and produces the same type negative mass energy holes and their associated negative massenergy
fields in the tickled vacuum.
So the ability to (1) "unhappen" things like the OH bond in water molecules, (2) "unhappen" the cancerous growth in a region of normal flesh, (3) "unhappen" the lattice bonds in titanium so that the titanium liquefies at room temperature without heating and can then be "cold-molded" in very large and thick forms such as submarine hulls (a Soviet production process for some decades), and (4) produce certain nuclear fusion bonds in a fluid by use of tickling by sonobubbles so that sonofusion occurs, etc.

The eventual startling applications are unlimited, as comprehensive research develops and extends the technology. We shall be able to "unhappen" essentially any disease quickly and cheaply, by assembling the exactly required "tickling pattern" to "unhappen" that specific disease in the diseased body.
We will also be able to turn anything into anything else (such as turning the present hordes of carbon wastes from coal plants directly into gasoline with no intermediate processing, etc.
We will be able to clean up the present horrendous nuclear wastes and the vast amount of carbon-containing wastes from coal-burning plants.

Kinda what i figured
I'll have to look into Dr. John Kanzius, wasn't he suspended by the AMA because his therapy worked too well?
Big pharma won that battle, it seems.
Time to take the ball back