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November 28, 2006 at 3:43 am #19280Bak MeiParticipant
“what i gather from what you are saying is that the parasite can only live within a certain environment, which is determined by a combination of the emotional, mental and physical state of the host.
so that woman in some way or another basically invited that moth thing into herself through her intention to leave this world. ”Yes, I believe through our actions, feelings , and intentions, we let these little buggers in; whether we are conscious of it or not. For my family member, she needed a way out and was asking for it. What is that saying? “god will provide” or “ask and you shall receive”, they both seem apt here.
Our emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual states are so closely related, would it suprise you to see a parasite working/living in multiple levels? In Taoism there is no distinction between the material and spiritual.
“reminds me of the stance taken by louise pastures’ opponent (forgot his name) who basically said that it is the terrain that determines what lives there (whereas pasture claimed that the ‘germ’ was the primary thing to be addressed) ”
Supposedly, Pasteur renounced germ theory in his end days and agreed with beauchamp, saying it was all the terrain. I believe that biological terrain theory has a lot of merit. If you think about it, it is quite scientific. If the environment becomes anarobic, anarobic organisms evolve (putrefactive). If aerobic conditions are maintaned, aerobic organisms thrive (beneficial).
Seems cut and dry right? Not to orthodox medicine. Orthodox medicine believes the blood is sterile and not living ( total bs). Therefore, most organisms in the body are considered attackers (germ theory) and need to be destroyed. The problem is, there is an infinite amount of these various organisms pervading our environment, body and blood. I believe they actually form a living matrix or substructure (not just in our bodies, but also in the air, water, and earth. Think gaia theory.) When you go to war with these creatures as medicine likes to do, they dont like it ( would you?) Their open ended genetic structure allows them to continue to live no matter what. As they evolve to these harsher conditons we are providing for them, they tend to grow less friendly each step of the way. Does modern medicine ever think its gonna win the war against germs? Think about this, microorganisms can live in such extreme temps as Hyperthermophiles at 110oC. They have also been used for toxic, petrol, and nuclear waste remediation (they eat that stuff!).With all this in mind, Im sure you are not suprised when I say we are living in the dark ages when it comes to “Modern Medicine”. Geez thats an oxymoron, modern medicine… hehe
November 28, 2006 at 4:34 am #19282matblackParticipant** I believe that biological terrain theory has a lot of merit. If you think about it, it is quite scientific. If the environment becomes anarobic, anarobic organisms evolve (putrefactive). If aerobic conditions are maintaned, aerobic organisms thrive (beneficial). **
i observe this in the garden, in particular in the compost bin and in the soil, but of course it applies all over
i like your observtion of modern medicines ‘attack the germ’ philosophy.
just recently, it’s become REALLY common over here……….the war on cancer, the war on heart disease (war creates heart disease), the war on drugs…….the war on terror????? etc etc**When you go to war with these creatures as medicine likes to do, they dont like it ( would you?) Their open ended genetic structure allows them to continue to live no matter what. As they evolve to these harsher conditons we are providing for them they tend to grow lessfriendly each step of the way**
very well put bak mei.
btw, can you tell me what your name means?
November 28, 2006 at 4:34 pm #19284Bak MeiParticipantThanks matblack.
The name literally translates as white eyebrow. White eyebrow is a southern chinese fighting system developed by the Taoist monk Bak Mei. According to my teacher: http://undergroundkungfu.com/sifu.php, it was originally conceived by watching the movements of a particular bird. This is contrary to what some people think (that it is a tiger system). I can tell you firsthand, many of the movements in the various forms, emulate bird strikes, claws, and “pecking”, etc.
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