| Mar 20, 2006 @ 11:25 PM |
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sweet_gal_in_ID
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PETEEEEEEEEEEEEE PETEEEEEEEEEE You are wanted in METAPHSICSSSSSSS
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I have more specific details in regards to my sound therapy question, but I guess I'll wait until Pete returns.
Pete, hopefully you were doing something FUN this weekend!
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 12:07 PM |
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Pete73052
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Pete, is resonance therapy anything like sound therapy where a person listens to different tones that are supposed to heal different ailments? I've read a little about it and wonder if anyone can tell me more and if it really works.
Same thing - different application. I've seen it REALLY work.
Wonder where he went......he's been gone all weekend.
I have my kids on weekends and sometimes it's all I can do to keep up with their schedules - let alone mine.
I have more specific details in regards to my sound therapy question, but I guess I'll wait until Pete returns.
Fire away...
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 12:31 PM |
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beachnutRU
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I have my kids on weekends and sometimes it's all I can do to keep up with their schedules - let alone mine.
OK that's a good excuse......may need to see it writing later!!!! 
Where does one find out about this type of therapy. Google it or what?
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 12:40 PM |
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Pete73052
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Which type? Magnetic resonance therapy?
A great book is called "Vibrational Medicine" - I think I posted the author earlier in this thread - Gerber, I think. There are also books on magnet therapy (not the same thing). And any new age bookstore will have tons of books about light and sound therapy and such.
Um... I have a funeral to go to... may I be excused for a few hours? 
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 12:58 PM |
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beachnutRU
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sorry to hear about the funeral......yes take off we will cover you.......I do remember the Gerber name. I will look for the book.
Thanks Pete.
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 3:23 PM |
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Lunaymar37
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Ok not to change the subject but I have a question for anyone who wants to tackle this...do you feel that fate is predestined, that things are already written out a certain way and to be played that way? One of the theories that I have read before is that before we are even born, in spirit...we see everything played out, written a certain way and that is one reasons that we know certain things before they even happen and that we are to follow that path so that we can learn what we are supposed to learn. Again this is ONE of the many theories. What do you think?
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 5:37 PM |
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Empath
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Lunaymar: If that theory is correct, then we would be like actors playing out a script that is pre-written. Where then would free will come into play? The script would have to be open-ended or have millions of variations to the ending....
I have heard this theory so many times, but it never did sit well with me...actually leaves me feeling agitated and frustrated.
Pete: Peace to you, Friend, during this difficult time.
Thanks, Beachnut! 
Sweet_gal.....I will try to find some info for you if you can let us in on a few of the specifics you have.....while we are waiting for Pete....(poor Pete, so many demands on his time....but hey! guess that's what he gets for being so durn smart, eh?)
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 5:47 PM |
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Lunaymar37
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Yes I agree Empath, I'm inclined to believe that we have many choices that may all lead to that learning experience IF this theory is so. I do believe in Free Will ( personally think that is our gift as human beings) and that we have the choice to make those decisions regardless if they are "right or wrong" (a path) . To me though what might seem wrong, might not be, sometimes we have to stray from that path to find what we are looking for or to have a better understanding. For ex: how many say without suffering there is no compassion or joy...well kind of like that, but none the less still all a learning experience. As for the theory I don't know for sure, but it sure does seem interesting to me.
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 8:03 PM |
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Pete73052
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OK, I'm back.
One of the theories that I have read before is that before we are even born, in spirit...we see everything played out, written a certain way and that is one reasons that we know certain things before they even happen and that we are to follow that path so that we can learn what we are supposed to learn.
I believe we have many opportunities in our lives to learn the lessons we would like to learn. And sometimes, I suppose, we miss out on every single one of them. I think our lives are filled with opportunites - like paths we might take when we are out on a walk. Some paths are more direct, some are winding, some even seem like they are going in the wrong direction. Eventually, any path we take will arrive at a meeting point - something I call a "nexus". It's like when you are near a big city, most of the roads will take you into the city. Occasionally, you may find one that bypasses the city completely, but most of the traffic goes into the city. So, in our lives, we have these nexuses (nexi?) that represent lessons, and that we really have really work at to avoid. We still have the free will to avoid them, but chances are, we will create the circumstances to experience them.
Now, when you take something like... oh... human existence, we see the same pattern develop. There are certain nexuses that are very difficult to avoid - because so much of mankind needs to experience these things. Events like WWII, or the assassination of JFK are powerful nexuses. Sure, there are probably people somewhere on the planet who are oblivious to these events, but most of mankind had to (wanted to) experience them. These nexuses are what prophets like Nostradamus and Cayce saw when they looked into their crystal balls (or copper bowls or animal entrails or whatever). Because they represent such powerful experience potentials, they are easier for prophets to spot and focus on - and the chances of these prophesies materializing are quite good.
So, as individuals, we have free will within our paths but a pull toward certain experiences, and as humanity, we have the same.
My opinion, of course...
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 8:37 PM |
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sweet_gal_in_ID
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First of all, I'm sorry to hear you've had a funeral to attend today, Pete.
OK, sound therapy.....
I came across this on the site, educate-yourself and it's dotorg. Like anything else, I try to approach the unknown with an open mind, but don't believe everything either.
From the site: You can set the frequency from 1 hz to 20,000 hz. Certain specific tone frequencies can modify and improve all kinds of health conditions. It's called Sound Therapy.
OK, so I've downloaded the program (NCH Tone Generator. It's listed in the menu up top as Tone Generator.
There's a list of frequencies to use for different ailments. In the 2nd list, there's a series of tones one is to use to align themselves. I assume that is to "prep" you in a sense.
Anyways, I came across this thread in matchdoctor and thought "what better way to share knowledge and learn" (mostly learn on my part, I'm afraid).
I am somewhat intuitive, but nothing to write home about. I've had a couple of Reiki sessions, which I'll discuss later on another post. Basically, I believe there's a lot more to us than meets the eye....or maybe I should say "third eye". 
OK, back to sound therapy. How long does a person need to use this type of therapy before it works? Is it something that needs to be continued on a regular basis? I don't doubt at all that you've seen resonance work. Too many people are sceptical and not open to the infinate possibilities. 
...looking forward to your reply.
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 9:02 PM |
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Pete73052
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First of all, I'm sorry to hear you've had a funeral to attend today, Pete.
Thanks. It was an old uncle who had lost his faculties and died peacefully. It was more like a good day for connecting with family members I hadn't seen in years.
OK, sound therapy.....
I came across this on the site, educate-yourself and it's dotorg. Like anything else, I try to approach the unknown with an open mind, but don't believe everything either.
From the site: You can set the frequency from 1 hz to 20,000 hz. Certain specific tone frequencies can modify and improve all kinds of health conditions. It's called Sound Therapy.
Yes, I made one of those myself (it's just a few lines of code in BASIC programming language). It was interesting to see how my kids could hear the higher tones that I could no longer hear.
OK, so I've downloaded the program (NCH Tone Generator. It's listed in the menu up top as Tone Generator.
There's a list of frequencies to use for different ailments. In the 2nd list, there's a series of tones one is to use to align themselves. I assume that is to "prep" you in a sense.
Yes, there is a general tone or universal tone. People can't agree if it's F or F# - but it should be somewhere in that frequency range.
Anyways, I came across this thread in matchdoctor and thought "what better way to share knowledge and learn" (mostly learn on my part, I'm afraid).
I am somewhat intuitive, but nothing to write home about. I've had a couple of Reiki sessions, which I'll discuss later on another post. Basically, I believe there's a lot more to us than meets the eye....or maybe I should say "third eye".
OK, back to sound therapy. How long does a person need to use this type of therapy before it works?
It depends on the methods used - but the general answer is as little as one session and sometimes many sessions. There are some forms of sound therapy where instead of hearing sounds, a practitioner will produce tuning forks and apply them to the appropriate chakras.
Is it something that needs to be continued on a regular basis?
It may be. Often, we gain benefit from music around us - and particularly when we play music. Being in contact with a resonance chamber - guitar or cello for example - can be tremendously beneficial. Certain pieces of music also have specific benefit - and certain composers are linked to the chakras and corresponding musical notes - even astrological signs. For example, I'm a Leo, so beneficial music for me might be Debussy and the beneficial resonance connected to this is A#. Combining tones sets up a harmonic that may have an entirely different affect than either of the tones by themselves.
I don't doubt at all that you've seen resonance work. Too many people are sceptical and not open to the infinate possibilities.
There's nothing wrong with being skeptical. In metaphysics, there is a lot of nonsense being passed of as "alternative" medicine. I welcome skeptical reviews of these concepts.
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 9:36 PM |
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sweet_gal_in_ID
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Thanks. It was an old uncle who had lost his faculties and died peacefully.
I'm glad to hear he went peacefully.
Yes, there is a general tone or universal tone. People can't agree if it's F or F# - but it should be somewhere in that frequency range.
OK, that makes sense.
as little as one session and sometimes many sessions.
So I just need to play around with it some then?
Being in contact with a resonance chamber - guitar or cello for example - can be tremendously beneficial.
So having my son play Purple Haze in the bathroom probably wouldn't be beneficial.
Certain pieces of music also have specific benefit - and certain composers are linked to the chakras and corresponding musical notes - even astrological signs.
So how would I find out what music is beneficial to me?
Combining tones sets up a harmonic that may have an entirely different affect than either of the tones by themselves.
So are you saying that for you, Debussy may work because of the different tones combined in his particular music, as opposed to you listening to a single tone of A# ?
In metaphysics, there is a lot of nonsense being passed of as "alternative" medicine.
Agree!
Thanks for the info Pete. I look forward to participating here.
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 10:17 PM |
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sweet_gal_in_ID
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Annie,
I was reading through the previous posts and saw yours in regards to feng shui.
It sounds as if you've had some success in using it. Where would I find a credible online source? There is so much info out there, and I prefer to pay attention to another person's testimony, so to speak.
Anyways, if you'd care to point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it.
Hmmmm.....I'll have to reread your post on feng shui. I bet my litterbox is in my romance corner!
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 10:59 PM |
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Empath
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Sweet_gal: Meadowlark is also very knowledgeable regarding Feng Shui....I believe that she indicated some viable sources in one of her posts....
After reading her posts, I had to remove my friend, Charlie's litterbox out of my 'Personal Success' area!!
I went for years with no love in my life, only crap, and recently re-organized my livingroom...turns out that one of the spots I made 'pretty' was my 'Romance' area...Feng Shui must really work, because my love life is blooming now!!
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 11:12 PM |
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luvshorses644
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Just wanted to say this is a great thread and full of a lot of information. I believe in natural healing in whichever form is accepted by whomever is receiving the treatment. I have a "second" daughter (actually she went to school with my daughter [in the same grade]) whose sister is a practicing female shaman with the Chickasaw and Choctaw tribes..Jess does herbal healing and is really good at it. She gave me the sage and sweet grass reed roll that I do my morning house blessing with and the morning prayer. I have been blessed enough to have many great friends through the years that are Native American, Cherokee, Lakota, etc. that have taught me about the Kachinas and their purposes. I have many Native American Kachinas, dreamcatchers, and I carry a leather bead pouch with a carved fawn (my spirit symbol) in jasper (my stone) as this was a reading by Joseph Brown Bear at a pow wow I attended in Missoula, Montana... the All Nations Pow Wow.
My mom, all well as both my grandmothers, taught me old country remedies and ways and they were great believers and have passed that belief on to me about angels and their healing powers as well as that of prayer. And personal events have lead me to understand that my belief in the power of prayer are true and well founded. I had a good friend that was in a horrendous motorcycle accident and the chances for his survival were slim. I knew how much his family meant to him and I wrote to a wonderful prayer foundation, Padre Pio. They sent him a blessed prayer card and medallion and the proof is that he is, today, still with his family and my circle of friends.
I thank Empath for starting this and for the wealth of information contained here. I am no where as knowledgable as the others that have posted here, but I do have some great books that have helped me to understand the methodology behind the different types of healings. I am also a firm believer of not putting chemicals into my body.
Osayio Mitakye Washte Lo!
[Edited on 3/22/2006 12:00 AM]
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 11:42 PM |
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Red69Sun
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Yeah......I agree........Thanks Empath........you are a really great person......  A ray of sunshine and enlightenment.....you were the "spark" here.......and encouraging us to think and giving us an opportunity to respond to like and/or inquiring minds.....and talk about topics that we enjoy..........sharing is good........  Thanks again!
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| Mar 21, 2006 @ 11:58 PM |
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sweet_gal_in_ID
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Sweet_gal: Meadowlark is also very knowledgeable regarding Feng Shui....I believe that she indicated some viable sources in one of her posts....
Thanks Empath! I found the post. It looks like I have some rearranging to do.
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| Mar 22, 2006 @ 12:03 AM |
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sweet_gal_in_ID
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I have been blessed enough to have many great friends through the years that are Native American, Cherokee, Lakota, etc. that have taught me about the Cachinas and their purposes.
luvshorses,
I believe distressedjester was asking about Native American healing practices earlier. It sounds as if you're quite knowledgeable on the subject. Perhaps you could help him out?
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| Mar 22, 2006 @ 12:04 AM |
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sweet_gal_in_ID
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I have been blessed enough to have many great friends through the years that are Native American, Cherokee, Lakota, etc. that have taught me about the Cachinas and their purposes.
luvshorses,
I believe distressedjester was asking about Native American healing practices earlier (sorry if I got that wrong). It sounds as if you're quite knowledgeable on the subject. Perhaps you could help him out?
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| Mar 22, 2006 @ 2:52 AM |
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beachnutRU
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The Great Mystery, is just that a Great Mystery. Native American for GOD, SPIRIT, etc. The Native American style of healing is very powerful especially around the PIPE or Chanuppah. The combination of the male and female spirits. Male is represented by the stem and the Female by the bow. Best energy is when they are united the stem and the bowl...Tobacco is the offertory herb. Each pinch of tobacco is a prayer. It is loaded into the pipe while singing the pipe loading song. Very holy ceremony. Very very special and powerful. Luvshorses got me back in touch with my history on the Red Road and the most powerful experiences of my life.
Empath and others this is powerful ceremony. I love inipi or sweat lodges. Purification.
Mitakuye Oyassin (all my relations)
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