RED LIGHT THERAPY

 

I have been dealing with respiratory problems for many many years.  Was once diagnosed with asthma, though no one in my family ever had it.

I'd get bronchitis each year until I studied the therapy with pairs of magnets called Medical Biomagnetism.  

I still use it, though I no longer treat patients because I would spend a minimum of two hours treating each patient and often three.  I got too tired after (2005-2023) 18 years of practising.

It would help me for a week, then the chest congestion came back.

But for other things like the rare times I've woken up with acid reflux, or indigestion, or heaviness in the head, or just to take care of my eyesight, the magnets are absolutely wonderful.

However, a year after cataract surgery I've developed macular degeneration, which is that I see wavy lines with my right eye (it was always my stronger eye). And after the surgeries I had to use reading glasses. I could see far, but not near.  And I had always used glasses for nearsightedness but always managed to read without my glasses.

To cut to the chase, I saw a video by the podcasters Clayton and Natali Morris, of Redacted, one of my go-to's. Clayton was interviewing a young man who has a line of red light therapy products.  He said that using red light had improved his vision, to his surprise.

I looked into it and ordered a panel.

I urge you to research into the benefits of RLT.

I got one of those, up there.

In Chile we have a local version of Amazon called Mercadolibre.cl

It's great, and the panel I bought is quite affordable.  On Amazon, naturally, they've got all kinds and high-end.  Full body.

But with what I have I can improve my skin, help my eyes, reduce my respiratory congestion, relieve achey joints and raise my spirits.  Oh, and stimulate hair growth so I don't keep worsening my widow's peak.

I am not providing medical advice here.  Just sharing information on how light and color therapy are known to benefit health.

RLT has been around since the 1960s, used mainly by cosmetologist professionals.

Here's a pic of my panel (sorry about the mess):

I use it much closer to me on that chair.

A friend commented:  "It's like a movie set!"

Really easy to assemble.

Research why it works. There are lots of videos on YT.

Don't watch the ones that put the fear of God in you. 

They are disinformation hacks.

TARTARIA, ANYONE?

 

Here is an interesting architecture mystery that arose from images people saw in pre-1880 mirrors:

The Last Antique Dealer Who Sold Pre-1880 Mirrors — What Customers Reported Seeing in Them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAC994TScoQ

What is my take.  True, ancient structures like the Parthenon, the pyramids, even very old city buildings don't seem to have been built for five-foot-tall people.

It's notable how the theme of buried memory runs through so many areas of human experience right now.

Modern and postmodern man has indeed been focused on present and future.  

Maybe it's why this culture values youth so much, because youth is memoryless.

Youth is credulous.  Even though it pretends to be skeptical.  Yes, youth is often know-it-all.

The old are dinosaurs, antiques. 

The fact that the Boomers are now old people makes them, in a way, passé.

It's true, I think, that Boomers have gotten decadent and out of touch.  They've become what they criticized so much about their own parents.  Most of them sold out.

And it's funny how in the States, each generation has gotten its nickname.  Millenials, Gen Z, etc.

Weird.

They're domesticated.  Categorized neatly.

Of course, before all that the media concocted the Beatniks (the Beat Generation, its proper name) and the Hippies.

Then came the Me Generation (1970s).

Then the Yuppies.

What about the rest of the World?

In Chile, at least, they go nameless. It's cultural trends that get named.  La Nueva Canción Chilena. El Estallido Social.  

As for this "Urban Legend" of pre-1880 mirrors that reveal visions of Tartaria: maybe, could be.

It's one more riveting tale that keeps us inside the house, noses glued to screens.

THE WORK CONTINUES

Who is that white person in the back?  A lady teacher of English nursery rhymes?

Who are those Filipino soldiers in nice uniforms and hats, each well armed?

Philippine Scouts?

Faceless and nameless, at any rate.

 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

      My interest is to unearth the deep-sixed historical and cultural protagonists of a period of Filipino history that has been woefully excised from the transmission of the past to already five generations of Filipinos born after those events. This is all.

The Americans stayed out of this picture.

Only one is identifiable.  They wore dark blue long-sleeved shirts. 

Over to the right from the center of the photo.

Native Filipinos were also called "indígenas" and "naturales".

By the time of Rizal, "Filipino" was already applied to the ilustrados in Spain,

who were natives, Spanish and Chinese mestizos, but all were Filipinos.

The reason why only the insulares (Spanish born in Filipinas) were called "Filipinos" 

is very logical:  they were visible.

They traveled, they wrote newspaper articles and books and letters.

To the Spanish monarch, the administrators of the colony, they were their valid interlocutors.

The Filipino representatives to the Cortes were not Spaniards, they could have been Spanish-Chinese-Malay mestizos.  They were known as Filipinos.

As time went on, the non-creole Filipinos gained visibility. Then the term "Filipino" no longer was exclusively applied to insulares, or creoles.

Resentment is a non sequitur if you really want to understand your history.  Leave emotions out of it.

Spain did not purport to establish a modern democratic republic named Filipinas.

Spain evangelized, converted to Catholicism, created a colony that was part constitutional monarchy, and mostly monastery.

At least, Spain did not lie.

The U.S. purported to do it. The U.S. said she was teaching Filipinos democracy.

The U.S. lied.

What is our country today?

A Free Republic?

No, Sir.

A U.S. satellite.

Filipinos are all for sale today.

Tell me:  how exactly have we profited from our erased memory,

our falsified identity?

When are our OFWs going to come home and raise their own children?

In the 19th century, Rizal could not live peacefully in Filipinas.

In the 21st century, 100 million Filipinos live in precariousness.  Wherever they may be.

Their ignorance keeps them enslaved.

They changed tyrants. 

Now, instead of kissing a pries's ring, they sell their vote to pulitikeros, to earn some money.

But hey, today we are all Filipinos. Aren't we?  We can hang the sign around our necks now.

Isn't that progress!

Now, even scientific commissions traveling across borders have problems 

if any members carry Filipino passports.

Today we are all Filipinos!  Wonderful!

But nobody respects us.

Not even ourselves.

We speak lousy English.

Just like we spoke lousy Spanish.

You gotta laugh.

Hay que reírse.

Porque es mejor que llorar.

Because it's better than weeping.

(Paraphrasing Rizal, yet again.)

Have a nice day in the plantation.

Hopefully, you are an overseer, or your husband is one.

But no, you will never see this blog.

You're too busy vlogging yourself, or your nose is glued to your phone laughing at Instagram jokes.

 

LANGUAGE DEATH

 

Who is Robert MacFarlane?

He is well-known as a writer about nature, climate, landscape, people and place, and his books –– which include Underland (2019), a book-length prose-poem Ness (2018), Landmarks (2015), The Old Ways (2012) and Mountains of the Mind (2003) –– have been translated into more than thirty languages.

The Dictionary Controversy: Macfarlane spoke out against the Oxford Junior Dictionary for dropping dozens of nature words (like acorn, kingfisher, and willow) in favor of technology terms, highlighting how the natural world is slipping from modern childhood vocabularies. 

This is a quote from MacFarlane that I copied down:

Language keepers (of languages threatened by disappearance; most of which is oral culture).

Language death happens. It's where a last living speaker of a language dies.  The language survives in recordings, in virtual record, in paper record, but it's no longer being passed on.

When a language dies, knowledge goes with it, because language is a knowledge storage system, and some aspects of that language cannot be translated across into another language, they're not alienable from the language itself.

So language death is a kind of biocultural collapse as well, a deletion of knowledge, often that's been born and carried over many many generations.

FILIPINAS - CANCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvF43AlSjaY

Las dos señoritas se suben a un quiles.

Y regresan a casa con sus compras.

               Filipinas (Spanish Manila) - 

                       Trío Los Panchos

WHY THE "APOCALYPSE"?

Apocalypse doesn't mean Destruction, or The End.

It means the Revelation.

Earth is a Free Will planet.

But in practice, it isn't.  It was made into a Truman Show.

For thousands of years.  Because, I suppose, the usurpers had Free Will too. And they misused their free will to negate ours.

So there had to be an Awakening.

A Revelation.

Of Biblical proportions, because it has to be planetary, global.  And there are --- how many by now? --- 9 Billion humans on Earth.

We cannot choose if we don't know we can.

And humans are born here, they grow up, they die, believing they can choose what kind of cell they want to live and die in.  To get that cell --- deluxe or cockroach motel --- they have to get access to the information on how to work the system, so they can have the best kind of prison cell, and it means that those who don't know how to work the system, because they don't get born to the few families who know how --- they get .00000000000000000000000000001% of the resources for their prison cell, for themselves and their children and the children of their children.

What's happening now?

The Revelation.

Because we do have Free Will, even though it was negated.  But the Divinity has decided that it's time for the Awakening, and those whose Free Will has deep-sixed ours, must go exercise their BSFW somewhere else now.  Their rent-free slumming on Earth is over.

Why?  Because Earth's suffering has affected the rest of Creation and, besides, it is our spiritual free will to be liberated from suffering.  The spirit is like the operating system in the background.  So even if on the ego level we seem to be automatons, we are still crying to heaven:  Freedom.  Those of us who have a spirit.

However, first we must Awaken.  

We need INFORMATION.  We need to open our eyes to the Truth. 

This is going to be VERY PAINFUL for the majority who have gotten so used to living in prison that they love it.

But there are enough humans on Earth now who are Awake, and whose Free Will is operational.

And the Energy of the Universes is being channeled down to Prison Planet for Liberation.

This is the simplest way I have understood what is going on, this very morning.

Here's a video that explains it a little more complicatedly.

The Committee of 300

https://rumble.com/v7blao6-the-committee-of-300.html?e9s=src_v1_eh_us

In the blink of an Awakened Eye, We Humanity can exercise our Free Will and put an end to the Imprisonment of Body and Spirit.  

We just stop being Volunteer Enforcers of a System that requires our Consent for us to continue living in False Imprisonment.

The Decision must happen Between our Two eyes, our Two ears.

There _is_ a small detail:

Ideally, we should awaken in such Massive Numbers

that the Control Program can't roll out its

customary Terror Menu.

Watch that Video.  Take your time.

It's long.

But it's really, really GOOD.

Another interesting testimony:

https://rumble.com/v7bmobq-joseph-spencer-deathbed-confession-1990s.html?e9s=src_v1_eh_us

WRITING AND AI

I left a comment on a video on YT that's entitled: 

"If you write with AI, you're not a writer".  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEDnXfNWoIY

Here it is.  It's a pretty acceptable summary of how I feel about my own experience.

Literature is essentially the creation of a world that a reader can experience as real, psychologically, emotionally, because the writer has an inner world that he/she is continually in process of submerging in, experiencing, in a totally unique, irreplaceable, uncopiable way.

Writing is a multidimensional phenomenon, which is why it takes so long to reach the final stage: words on paper or onscreen.

AI is a more sophisticated typewriter/search engine/copy editor. It can replace difficult, agonizing steps in literary creation (turning research and imagining into the linguistic signs that create mental landscapes, architectural environments, materialized ideas --- truly creative agony) into easy-peasy cut and paste --- but it will show.

The reader will feel it. Because we humans are icebergs. AI is a great fridge/cooler. AI works with the language. But we turn the iceberg into the words that evoke the mystery that we are channeling and metamorphosing.

Now that I've written down this description of how I write, it can be fed into the training database. But this description isn't really writing. Writing is world creation. It is ineffably mysterious, and limitless potentiality. We train and train for years, in solitary, to be able to tap into it. You can't replace that with a machine that spits out text.

Even if you are a good counterfeiter.

But... it's definitely an interesting tool. Like everything else, your character (if you have any) will determine the outcome. If you'll continue to create honestly, originally, or if you'll turn AI into your cash cow.

Humans are ICEBERGS.

We must experience that iceberg.

It is what gives us meaning.

("us" meaning the crazy masochists)

This is why literature is essential for humanity.

Why all the forms of cultural creation are the greatest wealth.

Artists make it possible for humans who are unable to experience their iceberg directly, to do it vicariously, through the artist as their bridge.

I'll leave it here.  It's a very deep ocean cave to dive into.

Why we can't become human without culture.

Without stories.

LA IGLESIA FILIPINA INDEPENDIENTE

 

                                   Una captura de pantalla durante un video contando sobre 

                                    los graves problemas aquejando el sector de turismo en Filipinas.

                                                                           Me encantó.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4IWz9z_4gw&t=945s

AT THIS POINT THE PHILIPPINES SITUATION IS WORSE THAN WE THINK!! NOTHING IS WORKING , EVERYONE IS LEAVING

The past never leaves.  It stays, unnoticed.  It waits.

                                                            My poor country just gets poorer and poorer.

                                              At least this little chapel is nicely painted and looked after.

La Iglesia Filipina Independiente is _not_ the Catholic church.  It's a breakaway Church, a Church of the People.

It was born during the Revolutionary Period, just before the revolution against Spain.

The fact that it has perdured is, to me, significant.  It has not been swept away by the vicissitudes of our serial colonization.a

This is the expression of the popular religious sentiment of the Filipino people.  "Popular" meaning, "of the people".  In the Spanish sense.

Obispo Gregorio Aglipay, fundador.

FREE REINER - A DOCUMENTARY

 

This is the trailer:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Hcc0h37ZJ7X4