Bill Gates has had a great deal of vilification from some people due to a 3 minute video clip taken from his TED Talk where he discusses energy and climate.

This clip is the section on population control and vaccines. There is absolutely nothing sinister going on in this clip, but huge numbers of people appear to have been brainwashed into thinking he’s threatening to wipe out 10-15% of the population with vaccines.

This is a TED Talk not a Nazi rally! It’s an academic forum for prestigious speakers. Do you honestly think they would invite a speaker to promote mass genocide?

In the clip he’s talking about the population being at 6.8 billion and that it’s heading towards 9 billion. He says they need to reduce that by 10-15%. He’s referring to population growth, he’s not referring to depopulating by killing people. He talks about vaccines having the effect of reducing fertility (the amount of births per woman) as vaccines reduce childhood mortality.

What if some people with a great deal of wealth and wisdom are wanting to make your life, and all life for progeny better?

What would you would do with all of the money, success, and resources you accumulate? You’ve traveled the world -given to everyone you want to give to -and total Freedom.

It’s the same thing David Attenborough has been advocating for years.

It is easy to misunderstand because everything and everyone can be misunderstood!

Doctors and scientist all over the world are educated to think of the long term consequences of a decision. An example of this is the effects of leadership Pope Gregory IX, the 178th pope of the Catholic Church from 1227 to 1241. He is often remembered for issuing a Papal Bull declaring that cats bore Satan’s spirit, which subsequently led to huge numbers of cats being killed throughout Europe. The mass extermination of the continent’s felines is considered an indirect cause of the Bubonic plague spread by fleas on rats. Cats could have hunted those rats and saved so many people!

Bill Gates 2015 TED Talk on pandemics wasn’t unique (and he was referring to influenza as the threat), he just has a huge voice.

Epidemiologist Larry Brilliant gave A Ted Talkin 2006 which was extremely accurate in its prediction. He went on to help the producers of the film Contagion which has all the same warnings in 2011.

There have been many other talks and books about pandemic threats by other experts. This isn’t some grand plan, it’s scientific predictions that have come true, that’s how science works. SARS was a big enough warning sign and that was 18 years ago.

https://www.wired.com/story/coronavirus-interview-larry-brilliant-smallpox-epidemiologist/

Larry Brilliant, the epidemiologist who helped eradicate smallpox, spoke to a TED audience and described what the next pandemic would look like. At the time, it sounded almost too horrible to take seriously. “A billion people would get sick,” he said. “As many as 165 million people would die. There would be a global recession and depression, and the cost to our economy of $1 to $3 trillion would be far worse for everyone than merely 100 million people dying, because so many more people would lose their jobs and their health care benefits, that the consequences are almost unthinkable.”

Now the unthinkable is here, and Brilliant, the Chairman of the board of Ending Pandemics, is sharing expertise with those on the front lines. We are a long way from 100 million deaths due to the novel coronavirus, but it has turned our world upside down.

March 2020

Ted Talk 2006 Larry Brilliant
MUST SEE- Small Pox Eradication

Accepting the 2006 TED Prize, Dr. Larry Brilliant talks about how smallpox was eradicated from the planet, and calls for a new global system that can identify and contain pandemics before they spread.

Right now -we have viruses and bacteria that we cannot fight with pharmacuetical medication. Yes right now!

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Major epidemics and pandemics
(Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_epidemics_and_pandemics}

By death toll

Ongoing epidemics are in boldface. For a given epidemic, the average of its estimated death toll range is used for ranking. If the death toll averages of two or more epidemics are equal, then the smaller the range, the higher the rank. For the historical records of major changes in the world population, see world population.^[3][4]

Rank	Epidemics/pandemics	Disease	Death toll	Global population lost	Regional population lost	Years	Location
1	Black Death	Bubonic plague	75–200 million[citation needed]	17–54%[a]	30–60% of European population[5]	1346–1353	Europe, Asia, and North Africa
2	Spanish flu	Influenza A/H1N1	17–100 million	1–5.4%[6][7]	–	1918–1920	Worldwide
3	Plague of Justinian	Bubonic plague	15–100 million	7–56%[a]	25–60% of European population[8]	541–549	North Africa, Europe, and Western Asia
4	HIV/AIDS epidemic	HIV/AIDS	42 million (as of 2023)	[b]	–	1981–present[9]	Worldwide
5	COVID-19 pandemic	COVID-19	6.9–28.3 million	0.1–0.4%[3]	–	2019–present[c]	Worldwide
6	Third plague pandemic	Bubonic plague	12–15 million	[b]	–	1855–1960	Worldwide
7	Cocoliztli epidemic of 1545–1548	Cocoliztli, caused by an unidentified pathogen	5–15 million	1–3%[a]	27–80% of Mexican population[11]	1545–1548	Mexico
8	Antonine Plague	Smallpox or measles	5–10 million	3–6%[4]	25–33% of Roman population[12]	165–180 (possibly up to 190)	Roman Empire
9	1520 Mexico smallpox epidemic	Smallpox	5–8 million	1–2%[a]	23–37% of Mexican population[11]	1519–1520	Mexico
10	1918–1922 Russia typhus epidemic	Typhus	2–3 million	0.1–0.16%[7][d]	1–1.6% of Russian population[13]	1918–1922	Russia
11	1957–1958 influenza pandemic	Influenza A/H2N2	1–4 million	0.03–0.1%[3]	–	1957–1958	Worldwide
12	Hong Kong flu	Influenza A/H3N2	1–4 million	0.03–0.1%[3]	–	1968–1969	Worldwide
13	Cocoliztli epidemic of 1576	Cocoliztli	2–2.5 million	0.4–0.5%[4]	50% of Mexican population[11]	1576–1580	Mexico
14	735–737 Japanese smallpox epidemic	Smallpox	2 million	1%[4]	33% of Japanese population[14]	735–737	Japan
15	1772–1773 Persian Plague	Bubonic plague	2 million	0.2–0.3%[4]	[e]	1772–1773	Persia
16	Naples Plague	Bubonic plague	1.25 million	0.2%[4]	[e]	1656–1658	Southern Italy
17	1846–1860 cholera pandemic	Cholera	1 million+	0.08%[4]	–	1846–1860	Worldwide
18	1629–1631 Italian plague	Bubonic plague	1 million	0.2%[4]	[e]	1629–1631	Italy
19	1889–1890 flu pandemic	Influenza (disputed)[15][16]	1 million	0.07%[4]	–	1889?1890	–

Depopulation of the Americas

Main article: Population history of Indigenous peoples of the Americas § Depopulation by Old World diseases

Not included in the above table are many waves of deadly diseases brought by Europeans to the Americas and Caribbean. Western Hemisphere populations were ravaged mostly by smallpox, but also typhus, measles, influenza, bubonic plague, cholera, malaria, tuberculosis, mumps, yellow fever, and pertussis. The lack of written records in many places and the destruction of many native societies by disease, war, and colonization make estimates uncertain. Deaths probably numbered in the tens or perhaps over a hundred million, with perhaps 90% of the population dead in the worst-hit areas. Lack of scientific knowledge about microorganisms and lack of surviving medical records for many areas makes attribution of specific numbers to specific diseases uncertain.

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Check out these Attitudes, Beliefs, and Values Shaping a better world!

Practice makes perfect
Can you ever be perfect?

Whatever you- keep practicing – is what you are perfecting!

These are the values Miracle Makers Academy practice!

Ahava (love)

The gift of love—from parent to child, between lovers and friends, teachers and students—is a central source of joy, nurture, and growth, bringing much of what gives life its meaning.

Brotherhood and sisterhood of man (Miracle Makers Academy Members) tradition portray God as the ultimate source of love, embodied in Creation, in Word and in relationships.

Valuing love involves making efforts to sustain and protect loving relationships.

“Sisterhood is the phenomenon that occurs when women quit seeing each other as mirrors, or reflections of themselves, and start seeing each other as one-of-a-kind works of art. Sisterhood happens when women view each other as deep wells of support and inspiration—as teammates—instead of competitors. Sisterhood happens between women who are secure enough to stop being afraid of each other; who do not feel that another woman’s different life choices are a judgment of her own choices. Sisterhood happens when we become curious instead of defensive about our differences. Sisterhood does not require the same beliefs or thoughts or political parties or churches. Peace is not about becoming the same; it’s about becoming okay with being different.There is so much untapped power in sisterhood.”~ Glennon Doyle

Anava (humility)

Avoiding boastfulness and overconfidence in favor of modesty in self-understanding and selfpresentation flows from a recognition of our finitude. This quality does not require self-flagellation or humiliation, but it does encourage cooperation and mutual respect. No one has complete possession of the truth.

Avadim hayinu b’mitzrayim

Having experienced physical and spiritual degradation, the brotherhood, sisterhood of man believe that this should create empathy with all who are downtrodden, victimized or in pain, and support for them.

In the Word you read, “You shall not oppress a stranger.” (Exodus 22:21)

Avoda (Service)

One meaning of avoda is service to God. Narrowly, this can be understood as the Temple sacrifices and the worship that replaced them. But the term also refers to work, which can be understood as efforts to improve the world or to contribute to the welfare of society.

You have redemptive power of work.

Brotherhood and sisterhood of man (Miracle Makers Academy Members) tradition upholds the dignity of honest labor and requires even the wealthiest people to help prepare for Shabbat, because this work provides the context for Shabbat.

Bal tash’?it (Avoiding waste)

Material resources are limited, and we have the responsibility to guard against overconsumption and needless waste.

No matter how much you can afford to buy, we should protect each thing of worth to any person or creature even if it has little value to us directly.

This reflects gratitude for what we have and appreciation for the needs of all.

B’riyut (Health and wellness)

Brotherhood and sisterhood of man (Miracle Makers Academy Members) based on traditional values your body and your good health.

Yes supporting measures to protect them. Taking pleasure in the senses and avoiding destructive behavior reflect this value, as does the pursuit of spiritual and emotional health.

Bitul z’man (Wasting time)

So much time is wasted on the “wild horses’ that most media, marketors, and fearmongers gets you to focus on!

The minutes and hours of our lives are a precious gift. When we do not use our time well, we squander that gift, which is an irreplaceable resource.

 Bitul z’man is a betrayal of ourselves. We fulfill this value when balancing our efforts to be productive with our awareness of the beauty and miracle in each moment.

Brit (Covenant)

The parties in a relationship have obligations to each other. Our tradition suggests not only the importance of the brotherhood and sisterhood people’s commitments to God, but also the covenant made with all humanity and the covenanting among members of Miracle Making communities.

B’tzelem Elohim (Human beings are created in the image of God.)

Because we see ourselves as containing a spark of the divine, we understand that every person has infinite worth; therefore, no human being should be treated merely as an object, and we should always attempt to see the humanity in those we encounter.

This attitude, drawn from Genesis 1:26!

Darkhey shalom (Paths of peace)

In a world where tension and conflict so often result in destructive behavior, one concern of which we should remain aware is the need for utilizing emotional, political, and financial resources in ways that create harmony. This especially applies to conflicts among nations, individuals and ethnic and religious groups.

Democracy

A value added to Jewish tradition in modern times, the commitment to democracy involves the free expression of opinions and a belief in the ability of groups to govern themselves fairly, responsibly and effectively.

D’veykut (Connection to God)

Awareness of the presence of the divine in our lives brings the knowledge that our lives are a precious gift. Although we have a small place in an ordered universe, we can be uplifted by living in harmony with the rhythms of the universe and with awareness of the presence of God in our lives. D’veykut is thus a life-shaping connection, a much-to-be-desired source and expression of spirituality.

Diversity

We benefit from our exposure to different ideas, cultures and ways of being in the world. It is a blessing that the world is diverse. People have differing abilities, interests, concerns and needs that are worthy of our attention and consideration. We value diversity within our communities and in the broader world.

Egalitarianism

We recognized the infinite worth of every human life. Contemporary Brothers and sisters apply that awareness in our commitment to equal political, religious, social and legal treatment for women and men, homosexual and heterosexual, and people of all races and ethnicities.

The implications of the idea that we all have been created b’tzelem Elohim have growing moral power as current social and economic conditions provide the impetus and insight needed for this ideal to move toward ful- fillment.

Emet (Truth and integrity)

Speaking truth to oneself and to others and living in a forthright fashion allow us to create communities characterized by trust, cooperation and mutuality.

Living a life guided by the pursuit of truth and integrity also removes one of the chief impediments to spirituality and loving relationships. This EMET – truth and integrity is the seal of God.

Fidelity

Keeping promises and honoring contracts creates a sense of safety and reliability that shapes commercial, communal, and familial relationships in ways that add meaning to work, probity to public life, and warmth and durability to families.

Haganat hateva (Environmentalism)

The natural world— Creation—is a wonder that we are meant to enjoy and appreciate. We are both the beneficiaries of the bounties of nature and the stewards of the natural world. As our power to damage the earth’s ecology grows, our ability to benefit from Creation—and perhaps even human survival—depend upon the effectiveness of our stewardship.

Hesed (Covenanted caring)

Lovingkindness in action does not always flow from feelings. ?esed is the caring we bring to members of our communities and our families. They deserve caring action when they need it simply because we share the bonds of interpersonal connection. Caring for each other is part of what makes us fully human.

Hidur mitzvah (Beautifying Jewish observance)

Through graceful ritual objects, architecture, and joyous song, wonderful food and beautiful books, we take pleasure in maximizing the attractiveness of our ritual, our moral practice, and our celebrations. This not only enhances our Jewish experience; it draws others to it as well.

Hodaya (Gratitude)

Our lives are a gift. We can never fully earn our opportunities for experiencing love, beauty, growth or joy. They are gifts to us because we were born into this world. It is because even the poorest and least loved of us have received so much that each of us is capable of giving so much back. No matter how much we give, we can never give as much as we have received. Savoring each of these gifts means not living with a bloated sense of entitlement, but instead living a life charged with meaning.

Inclusion

Welcoming all into our communities regardless of ability, age, race, sexual orientation, family status or level of knowledge allows our communities to embrace as many people as possible, which strengthens the community while allowing it to fully serve all its members.

Self-Mastery and Authenticity

While indiscriminate borrowing from other cultures and religions can undermine your living. Your self mastery and authenticity in life has been broadened and deepened through what the brotherhood and sisterhood of Miracle Makers Academy Member have absorbed from the many cultures to which they have been exposed.

You discovering the line between enhancement and diminution is a challenging and ongoing task.

Kavana (Intention)

Bringing full attention to our thoughts, actions and words increases the fullness with which we live. Mindfulness helps us not only to bring ourselves to prayer; it helps us live deeply.

Kedusha (Holiness)

Leviticus tells us that God is absolutely holy and that the times, places, and actions that bring us closer to God are holy as well. The system of mitzvot is intended to help us become more holy, more fully in touch with the divine within us and in the world. Kedusha has a root meaning of separate, dedicated, or set apart. Particularly in an overwhelmingly secular society, efforts to follow a path of holiness can create life-rhythms that to some extent set one apart from others. We should attempt to maximize the holiness within our daily activities without erecting unnecessary interpersonal barriers.

Kehila (Commitment to community)

According Miracle Makers Academy Members human beings can only fulfill themselves fully in relationships. Community is the locus of our relationships. Furthermore, Earth as a civilization can be experienced solely in community, can be passed on effectively only through the locus of community.

Building and sustaining communities is critical to human fulfillment. As Miracle Makers Academy Members, we strive to create communities that manifest justice, holiness, and peace.

K’vod hab’riyot (Human dignity)

Created b’tzelem Elohim, in the image of God, we can see the spark of the divine in each other. In recognizing that each human face is in part a face of the divine, we recognize that we are bound to respect the dignity of each human being and act in a way consistent with that dignity. Therefore we should avoid oshek (oppression) by, for example, paying workers fairly and on time, and providing safe working conditions.

Klal Yisrael (Unity of all people)

Despite the schisms that have historically been a part of the Earth community, Earthlings are one people with a shared history. We recognize that we are responsible for each other regardless of differences in ideology and practice, and that since the days of self-awareness, we have needed each other not only for our own survival but to make the world a better place.

Ladonay ha’aretz um’lo’o (“The earth and all that is in it belong to God.” [Psalms 24:1])

We are the beneficiaries of Creation and serve as its stewards. Human beings do not ultimately own what is theirs in the world; it is on loan to us, and we are responsible for doing with it what we believe its owner would will. This key idea underlies Jewish environmental and social ethics.

Menschlichkeit

A mensch is a person of great integrity, courage and sensitivity, honesty and caring. The quality of being a mensch is menschlichkeit, which is a Yiddish term.

Menu a (Rest and renewal)

Stepping back from work, consumption and productive activity for self-renewal and contemplation is a sacred act that provides perspective and offers us an opportunity for healing. This is a major focus of Shabbat.

Mitzvah (Obligation)

We realize that obligations inevitably change over time, we recognize that community can only exist if there are rules that community members follow. A community living in harmony and pursuing the divine helps its members to discover the transformative power that comes from honoring obligations.

Doing what I believe is the right thing simply because it is right helps to create an inner life that is clear as well as interpersonal bonds that are reliable. Some mitzvot serve as pathways connecting us to our community and our people, to our highest values, to humanity and to God.

Physical pleasure

Our bodies are a gift. We demonstrate our appreciation of that gift by taking pleasure in all our senses. According to one midrash, we will be held accountable for every permitted physical pleasure we pass up—a wonderful meal, a comfortable bed, a walk in a beautiful forest, a loving hug. The birkhot nehenin are a large group of blessings that mark these pleasures.

Pluralism

In a world where the observance of Love, Joy, and Miracles cannot be coerced and where groups within the Miracle Making communities disagree about what to believe and how to practice, pluralism is necessary for the Miracle Making community’s survival.

In addition, pluralism is critical to democracy, which depends upon freedom of speech. The open exchange of ideas has also been critical to the evolution of Miracle Making Capacities.

We embrace pluralism not as a necessary evil but as a source for creating vigor in your life and helping with the improvement of All civilization.

P’ru ur’vu (Be fruitful and multiply)

The first command- ment of Genesis is to bear children. While it was originally about guaranteeing that there would be future generations, today the size of each generation is an issue that deserves our scrutiny.

The value of nurturing children has to do with the bonds of love between us; our ability to pass on our beliefs, values, attitudes, and practice; and the mutually transformative nature of the community of Miracle Makers your parent-child relationship.

We fulfill the value by raising children, regardless of whether we are biological or adoptive parents.

Ra manut (Compassion/Mercy)

Empathy for those who are less fortunate results in caring action that can involve the emotional, physical, and economic realms. Everyone is less fortunate in some way. All human beings are vulnerable. We need to have compassion on ourselves and others, especially those suffering from emotional, spiritual, physical, and financial difficulties.

The Hebrew root of the word ra?manut is re?em, womb, which implies a deep and abiding love. All who are around us need our caring and compassion.

Shalshelet hakabala (Preserving the chain of tradition)

The oral and written traditions of all the people stretch back to Abraham and Sarah and beyond. Our inheritance comes from this unbroken chain of living, evolving tradition that shapes our thoughts, actions, and vision.

We are the current link in the chain, preserving the extraordinary richness we have inherited and adding our own experience and insight so that we leave a powerful legacy for subsequent generations.

Sh’lom bayit (Peace at home)

If the community is the building block of Miracle Making civilization, then the family unit has been the building block of the community. Its stability is vital to the community as well as to family members. Those who share daily living should be honored, nurtured and loved by each other. This is necessary for sh’lom bayit.

When this nurturing is present, the home is a successful primary locus for child-rearing, for building character, and for supporting secure, loving individuals. When it is absent because of abuse or violence or acts of humiliation, sh’lom bayit is impossible. Making the home a peaceful place is critical to its ability to carry out these tasks and to bring joy into the lives of the members of the family.

Sh’mirat haguf (Protecting the body)

Our bodies are key to all we can do in the world—and they are a gift to us. Taking care of them allows us to experience and accomplish all else that is important in our lives, to honor that we are created b’tzelem Elohim.

Sh’mirat halashon (Guarding speech)

According to Genesis, God created the world through words. Words are our most powerful weapons. What we say can build people up or tear them down, waste time or build relationships, pursue truth or spread rumors. Using words with restraint and wisdom helps to create a safe environment that supports individuals in their growth and the community in its pursuit of holiness.

Sima (Joy and celebration)

Joyously marking Shabbat, holidays, and life-cycle milestones with friends and family, food, drink, and music helps us appreciate what we have, acknowledge transitions in our lives, and make the most of life.

Thus Miracle Makers toast by saying, Play, Heal, Feel, Thrive and “L’?ayim, to life.” The Bible proclaims, “Serve God in joy.” (Psalms 100:2)

Spirituality

Just as we emphasize the importance of the intellectual, emotional, and physical development of every person, so do we recognize the importance of spiritual development. People vary widely in how they best discover, develop and express their spirituality; we encourage each person’s individual development. This might include worship, social activism, meditation, enjoyment of nature, study, and aesthetic experiences. At its best the spiritual life of the community not only strengthens the whole, but supports the individual spiritual journeys of its members as they repair their souls and seek divine presence in their lives.

Tikun olam (Improving the world)

We live in a world that is far from perfect. Miracle Making has always had a messianic vision of a world redeemed, a world characterized by justice, sufficiency, harmony and peace.

“We cannot expect to complete the task of bringing the world to that ultimate redemption, but we are not at liberty to neglect the task.” (Avot 2.16) On the interpersonal, political, and environmental levels, there is an enormous amount to be done, and each good thing we do makes a difference.

Tza’ar ba’aley ?ayim (Prevention of pain to animals)

Kindness to animals as God’s creatures should shape our interactions with them. This applies both to avoiding cruelty (e.g., not teasing them) and to acting kindly (e.g., feeding, staying with or helping a trapped animal).

Tzedek (Social justice)

From biblical times through the present, we have had a tradition of resisting oppression. To ensure just treatment means preserving human dignity and meeting basic human needs, including education, dignified work, food, clothing and shelter.

We live in a just society only when every one of its members is treated justly. Accomplishing that is a shared challenge. Providing funds for that purpose is the act of tzedaka.

Tz’ni’ut (Modesty)

Maintaining the dignity of others and of oneself and respecting the sacred nature of sexuality involves making thoughtful decisions about how and when to express our sexuality and sexual desire. Modesty also involves not using speech and deed to attract undue attention to oneself. It is equally important for men and women.

Dressing appropriately and acting in ways calculated not to attract undue attention help to create an atmosphere of self-respect and trust, safety, confidentiality, and mutuality.

Yirat Shamayim (Awe of God)

Recognizing the awesome Power that unifies the diversity and complexity of the world, the Power that is the source of life, spirituality and ethics, we experience awe and reverence. Humbled by our smallness, we are inspired to reach higher and deeper.

It affects your teeth!
When you do not complete what you begin your teeth suffer! Your gums, in particular, begin showing signs of incomplete wholeness.

First the Metaphysics of your Teeth

Then In this article, you will learn
1. The Psychology of Finishing things
2. The difference between “Finishing” and “Completing”
3. Your Teeth and Gums -How to Heal, Feel, and Thrive

Metaphysical Causes of Gum & Dental Problems
from: https://energetic-wisdom.co.uk/metaphysical-causes-of-gum-and-dental-problems/

There are quite a few metaphysical causes of gum and dental problems. We were given an amazing dental set for biting and chewing, which can represent a built-in aggressive expression of having to look after ourselves; “getting our teeth into things”,  baring our teeth, and a willingness to stand up and fight. 

When suppressed dental problems can result in a feeling of overwhelm, feeling compelled to take responsibility and “biting off more than one can chew.”

The metaphysics of chronic dental problems can also reflect probable unresolved issues that have spanned many lifetimes.

The Metaphysics of Bad or Decaying Teeth

There may be a difficulty expressing our aggression.  The collective problem, especially in western civilization, relates to being socially acceptable.  This results in a deeply suppressed aggression lying beneath dental problems.

Our vitality or life force is reflected in our teeth.  The saying to “never look a gift horse in the mouth” relates, to not just checking a horse’s age, but it’s vitality.  Losing teeth can relate to a loss of energy.

According to Louise L. Hay, problems with the teeth relate to longstanding indecisiveness and an inability to break down ideas for analysis and decisions.  This is especially true of root canal work.

The Metaphysics of  Teeth Grinding & Gum Problems

Teeth grinding can relate to not ‘getting a grip’ on something that is  ‘hard to chew’.   To prevent the dental grinding at night, which is when we are still with time to go over the day’s problems, a brace can be fitted.  This can symbolically represent our inability to “snap at people” that has been a challenge during the day.

The gums represent the foundation of our teeth and therefore there is an inability to back up decisions, reflecting a lack of positivity.  By the same token, the gums represent our basis for confidence and self-assurance.

Bleeding gums are a result of inflammation (anger and resentment) at putting up with unjustified conditions. One’s confidence and self-assurance, together with joy, can drain away when there are demands on our vitality.

Swollen gums can be due to deep-seated grief over insufficient nurturing.  As to receding gums, there is frustration and anger at how life is going.

The Incisors relate to being eroded by others. People wearing us down.

Wisdom teeth represent feelings of neglect and rejection as a child.

The Metaphysics of Specific Teeth

Upper teeth   Problems with our own authority.

Lower teeth  Resisting responsibility and receiving.

Right teeth  Unresolved issues with the father.

Left teeth  Unresolved issues with the mother.

According to Dr Michell Caffin, an oral surgeon, he found that the different quadrants of the mouth related to certain feelings:

Upper right teeth Difficulty finding a place in the outside world.

Upper left teeth Difficulty in fulfilling the desire to be.

Lower right Problems making a concrete plan

Lower left  Lack of emotional recognition within the family.

According to Louise L. Hay in her book, Heal Your Body, the probable cause was not giving yourself mental space to create a firm foundation.

Healing Teeth Natural without Drugs, Surgery or Dentists

By Dennis Knicely, D.D.

Naturally healing teeth was a success. I am a living, breathing, example that one can have a severe necrosis [dental caries] between the teeth and the bone; under the gum; and still heal it naturally, without seeing a dentist, no pain killers [not even aspirin], no pharmaceutical antibiotics, and above all, no lost or pulled teeth to deal with.

First, I would not recommend this treatment for the light – hearted. It takes guts and determination when your jaw swells up, you’re holding it in pain, no relief is in sight, and almost everybody you see says or thinks, “Go to a dentist immediately or you might die”.

After 2 or 3 nights of agony, and not knowing where to turn, I called my friend Dr. Bernarr Zovluck, and he just said fast, rest, and sweat it out [see following article]. That sounded great to me, and I did it until everyday chores started backing up, missed work, and generally didn’t accomplish what is needed to keep up with things.

Fasting did help it along, and at least it did not get any worse. What helps the most, I found, is just keeping faith and knowing that it will get better, and there really is no room for doubt here, as this is serious deterioration going on inside your mouth and it needs remedied quick and efficient. The process took 6 weeks, so patience is imperative. Prayer really helps, especially with others who believe in this [what some call] miracle turn – around.

When one is in severe pain, sometimes it seems easiest to just call a dentist, take the pain killers, penicillin, go back and have it x-rayed, pulled, root canal and / or capped. That is the main stream and [mostly accepted] approach. I just avoid drugs and chemicals, and abhor the thought of somebody else in my mouth with a high speed drill or jerking out body parts. Sorry, but that’s not fun for me.

I guess by “their” standards, I am stubborn. At first I just fasted, but after a few days without “fast” enough results – it still hurt too much. So I tried the colloidal silver, which retarded the infection, but did not seem strong enough to really knock it out. Also, silver is considered a “collective poison”, and this abscess infection was going to take “mega doses” to knock out, so I quit using it as fast as I started. The most effective healing technique, yet sometimes tedious, was “touch therapy”, programming the surrounding tissue to rejuvenate and return to normal function.

The most effective tooth remedy I have found is a special essential mouthwash formula [call or write for details]… A few drops on a toothbrush will clear out most gum diseases, and assist in plaque retardation. With proper flossing and brushing, even without toothpaste, this formula really works in refreshing the mouth and relieving gum and tooth ache pain. I have avoided Dentists for 8 years using this formula. It still was not strong enough to get rid of this virulent necrosis that had managed to “dig in”. The infection started when I had forgotten my toothbrush on a trip, and was out of the Mouthwash formula for a couple of weeks.

This pocket of “anti – life matter” [necrosis] is in fact very dangerous. It takes major care and caution to “channel it” back out. Not realizing the consequences, I attempted moving it over the jaw, into the neck area, which is dangerous if it were too close to the main arteries, as too much in the system at once could cause a severe reaction. I found out the hard way not to do it that way as I immediately became very nauseous, and realized my system was becoming toxic as a result. It took a few days for my body to repair its short journey from the mouth. It is better to keep it contained, and visually / consciously see the “anti – life pocket” transformed to life force and see the tissue transformed back the way it was before this “foreign invasion”. I kept massaging it back in the direction from where it started, visualizing it as getting better and better every day, and in every way.

In a few days the gum was the first to heal itself.

Regular toothbrushes, tooth pastes, and dental approach with flossing, etc., will probably keep your teeth clean. Teeth are really delicate, though, and most commercial tooth pastes, even Tom’s natural formulas, include an abrasive calcium, which can eventually wear off the tooth’s enamel. There is a certain amount of natural absorption that happens on the tooth’s surface once the enamel is worn down. Enamel is worn off by intense brushing. It also dulls the surface of teeth, just like Ajax cleanser will dull a porcelain sink’s surface. Eventually, it can and will be totally eaten up. The key here is learning how to keep teeth optimally clean and free of the deteriorating little microorganisms without wearing them down to nothing.

A report was recently released claiming aloe vera is good for cleaning teeth as well as reducing dangerous germs leading to tooth decay.

It is also my opinion that teeth can absorb [from the outside] certain nutrients assisting it in their natural regeneration, but that is knocked out by the strong chemical formulas [like fluoride] used from main stream indoctrination. Teeth are a living organism in themselves, part of our total body organism. They depend on life force to be alive and [hopefully] regenerate after deterioration.

I have effectively used and heard from others that Vegetarian source Calcium Powder, packed around an infected tooth, and even packing inside the decayed areas of teeth [after they are properly cleaned] has sometimes assisted in teeth naturally healing themselves or at least retarded the decay. This, however, is not a proven science. In most cases smaller cavities can sometimes grow back, yet larger holes will either need to be dentally filled or further decay will most likely take place.

Vegan vegetarians might not like this, but natural bristle tooth brushes seem to be more effective, not causing the wear and tear on teeth happening with nylon bristle brushes. Peelu Tooth Powder [not tooth paste] is very effective in cleaning teeth and clearing plaque build up. Combining this naturally occurring peelu wood / bark powder with a few drops of the recommended essential mouthwash is what I consider the best thing you can do for your mouth to prevent dental caries. Flossing is also important. Toothpicks are an all time favorite when you have forgotten your toothbrush.

After brushing and flossing the teeth, I took a severe, [semi] natural approach to really finally cure this mouth disease. Wild oregano oil, professionally mixed with olive oil, was “the ticket” after deciding that colloidal silver could lead to other [not so favorable] complications. Wild oregano oil is potent. Be aware that this is not the general food grade herb used in food preparation. Be careful not to use too much, as it can burn the mouth and skin. It is very powerful as an antibiotic germ and bacteria fighter. I put 2 drops [more only if you can handle it] on the infected tooth and gum area, and immediately used a little water to swish it in my mouth, and then swallow it, by chasing down with more water. There will be a burning sensation following, but this generally does not last very long. Some people recommend using extra acidophilus [vegan formula] later, as antibiotics tend to disturb natural flora in the intestines – I personally did not have this problem. Once again, if you cannot find it wild oregano oil, give me a call or write. It really worked for me.

NOTE: Wild Oats, now Whole Foods Market, carry oregano oil in veggie caps, making it easier to assimilate. However, still be careful not to use too much, as this does wipe out micro flora in the digestive system. Although not as severe on the system as the conventional penicillin, regeneration of micro-flora in the digestive tract is recommended, and can be done with yogurt. I recommend the soy blend, though there are acidophilus blends in supplements also.

I am also a firm believer that if just left alone and not messed with, missing teeth can and will regenerate. All the vanity of modern life dictates otherwise, but research showed that people avoiding dentists might not have as “pretty” a mouth, but still had an average of 30% more natural tooth mass remaining at death than those going to dentists…

I am in no way telling people to avoid dentists; on the contrary, what I am really advocating is that with more research and validations like this, we can collectively agree that teeth can be healed naturally. I have literally talked to a woman who has had a 3rd. and then a 4th tooth grow back in in the same place! For these ideas to be explored properly could change the way modern dentistry is approached. I also feel high speed drills often heat up the teeth too much, which could cause tissue damage and contribute to tooth loss.

Realize that when an area of the mouth is so pumped up with all the pain killers, infection retardants, even with the most extreme antiseptic and sterilization techniques, someone else with another infected tooth was just worked on in that same dentist’s office before you, etc. I know the effect. My grandfather was a dentist, and he died from Lung Cancer, probably from drilling so many teeth. He could drill on my teeth [and did] without any pain killers, as he took his time on an older, slower drill, without speeding it up so fast that it hurt. I am convinced dentists often take out more good tooth than is necessary, as those drills sometimes go over 80,000 rpm’s, and its hard to be careful when you’re in a hurry, with 10 more patients backed up behind you in the waiting room.

More later… I have to go finish a gourmet raw vegan meal…

-Dennis Knicely of the Healing News Network

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David Wolfe’s Sunfood Diet Success System book he recommends the following for infections and to boost the immune system:
1 ripe jalapeno or orange habanero
5 ribs of bok choy
10 kale leaves
Juice.

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HOW NEW WAY HEALS TEETH WITHOUT DRUGS OR SURGERY
By Dr. Bernarr, D.C., D.D.

Many people write to me, “I have long wondered about the teeth and why so many people have so many problems with them.”

The teeth, gums and mouth, are the beginning of the digestive tract. If there is too much toxic stress any where in the digestive tract, the God within forces one to physiologically rest all of the digestive tract. One is therefore painfully unable to use the beginning of the digestive tract, the
teeth gums and mouth. To heal one’s teeth, one should close one’s eyes and meditate proprioceptively (feel) on the pain and discomfort in the teeth.

The God within reacts to the stress in one’s teeth and creates inflammation in one’s dysfunctional teeth, to heal the teeth. As part of the inflammatory reaction of the inherent healing intelligence in the stressful teeth, the God within instinctively brings its healing resources to the effected part, to heal it.

The God within and its inherent healing intelligence. causes one pain in the teeth to force one to physiologically rest the teeth and keep the teeth immobile. In every inflammation of the teeth, the healing intelligence of the God within, causes pain in the teeth, to prevent one foolishly, from trying to move or use the teeth. The inherent healing intelligence is trying to physiologically rest that part.

Dr. Virginia V. Vetrano writes, “Under ideal conditions…(teeth) can be healed. Caries (cavities) can probably be filled physiologically; we just never give them a chance. As soon as a cary (cavity) is discovered, it is filled with gold, silver or porcelain. Nature certainly can’t fight against that, although she tries to at times and casts our fillings. I have seen one case where the enamel was badly eroded off all the front teeth. that was apparently replaced while fasting.”

In “Nature the Healer”, John H. Richter wrote on page 385, “In my practice, I have noted some splendid instances of broken teeth growing back to their full length without other aid than natural food. However, I find that this is not generally believed. It may be necessary for grownups to live for many years in Nature’s way, before they will be able to accomplish this feat. Their bloodstream must be made vital. On the other hand, I know of men as old as seventy-five years who have grown another set of teeth.”

In 1923, Dr. Herbert Shelton wrote, that he saw a man in his 60’s grow three new teeth without a change in the man’s mode of life. Dr. Herbert Shelton further wrote, “In total inanition (starvation), the experimental animal is deprived of all food and water. It is obvious that the animal will not live as long when deprived of water as when receiving water. But the reader will note that no changes occur in the teeth in animals that are given water only until they starve to death.” Dr. Herbert Shelton, further wrote, “In the pyorrhea that ‘four out of five’ are said to have, we see inflammation, loosening of the teeth, necrosis of the jaw, and even falling out of the teeth. In numerous cases that we have cared for, the gum inflammation has subsided, the ulcers have healed, pus formation has ceased and the loosened teeth have become firmly fixed in their sockets, and all of this has occurred while the patient was fasting.”

Rene Beresford writes, “The teeth are bones. Bones do heal and regenerate under favorable conditions. Even the enamel of the teeth, it seems is able to repair itself, as I have been able to demonstrate on a broken tooth of my own. Self-restoration of teeth with cavities in them have been reported by dentists within the last few years.”

Dr. Virginia V. Vetrano further writes, “Disease of the gums and periodontal tissues heal, while fasting, and teeth become firmer in their sockets…Abscesses will often absorb while fasting, but it will usual take a lengthy fast.”

Dr. Robert O. Nara, D.D.S. writes, “Teeth can heal themselves…Early caries (cavities) can be medically reversed; the body’s natural self-regenerating ability can restore degraded enamel to perfect health!” Dr. Sogannes, D.D.S. writes, “There is nothing sacred about the original enamel surface…within certain limits, the enamel is capable of fairly rapid organic recoating and remineralization, when favorably exposed to salivary contacts.”

Your teeth and Gums will thank you for Finishing what you start!

1. The Psychology of Finishing things
2. The difference between “Finishing” and “Completing”
3. Your Teeth and Gums -How to Heal, Feel, and Thrive

We all love to start shiny new projects. This is how to get to the end of them.

Overcome “Planning Fallacy” By Setting Interim Goals is The Psychology of Finishing things

This is a concept first studied by Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky. According to these two psychologists, it is

a phenomenon in which predictions about how much time will be needed to complete a future task display an optimism bias and underestimate the time needed.

In other words, everything takes longer than you think it does. So, you probably got to a certain point in your project and were dismayed that you were not at the end yet.

In his book Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done, Jon Acuff recommends counteracting this by making your goals smaller. Yes, this does sound counterintuitive.

But the idea is this. You set a big, crazy goal in the beginning. But you realize that it will take many more resources, time, or energy than you realized.

Putting together a 800+ piece Lego set takes awhile.

But what if he set a goal to build the station this week. And the train the next. If you cut each goal down.

You wouldn’t feel so lost in the middle. It would be a smaller commitment. And a more realistic timeline to reach the reward.

Get Specific About Your Next Three Steps

With an interim goal in mind, you don’t need to plan out every step between now and done. But create a concrete plan for the next three steps. The next few things that will move you forward. They need to be specific. And you need to set a time for each of them.

Prepare For When It Will Get Hard

We all know that every project will reach a point that gets hard. It happens to all of us, every time. We hit an obstacle. And we don’t know what to do. 
So we HIRE ACCOUNTABILITY COACHES!

This is why Dr. Sarah Larsen is in High Demand! She keeps you prepared to meet every challenge!

Remember What Excites You About Reaching Your Goal

All projects are shiny and exciting at the beginning. We all dream of what the end will be like. How rewarding it will be. How proud.

Then you are in the middle. The middle overflows with details. Small tasks. Next steps that don’t seem to lead you anywhere specific. You lose sight of where you are going. Because it all seems intertwined with your daily life.

Hire the best that you can afford to get yourself to your goal.

The sense of pride, and accomplishment.

Make sure you check in with that vision. Keep it in mind as you execute on the tasks ahead.

Planning for the near term, while remembering the big picture can be a delicate balance. Most of us are good at one or the other, but not both. Keep that in mind as you forge ahead.

Remember who you are, and what are your strengths.

And remember, with the right coach, framework plus the right mindset, anything is possible.

The difference between “Finishing” and “Completing”

When you complete something you:

make (something) whole or perfect.”he only needed one thing to complete his happiness”

TO complete something you decide you are finished with it even if you haven’t fully completed the task!

To be complete with dinner you push your plate away even though you did not finish everything on your plate!

When you know something is not part of your fullest joy- you can say you are “complete with it”! Call it perfect, fine, okay with you even if it is incomplete like a large plate of food.

Call yourself “whole” with whatever it was!


When you finish something you:

end it or “do” the final part or stage of something.

For example, “a bowl of raspberries was the perfect finish to the meal”.

For example, This dress is finished. We can send it to the boutique. It is finished with gold trim ~the manner in which the manufacture of an article is completed in detail.”wide variation in the specification and finish”

The difference between “Complete” and “Finish” is nothing more than the gap between your life now and the life you’re committed to living.

Your job is to step into that a rite of passage for everything you know you do not find will add to your joy. Create a ceremony to “complete” it!

Pushing the plate away at the table is a simple ceremony of being complete with that portion of your meal!

You walked in certain, and uncertain in everything that is incomplete.

When you know you are done and do not want to work on it- Complete it with a ceremony!

For everything you want to Finish, understand how important it is to you to finish it.

Then schedule time every morning to see the finished result in your minds eye ~ see the vision of it finished and complete!

Any of your unfinished projects you can be complete with when you decide you are complete! THIS WILL HEAL YOUR TEETH!!! READ BELOW!

Being complete is to have said and/or done whatever there is to say or do, to the extent there’s nothing left to say or do.

If it’s something about a relationship, is there an apology missing or a new promise to be made or any other amends? Is there something you’ve left unsaid or a question you are still looking for answers to?

If it’s something with yourself, are you clear that you’ve done everything there is to do about it, or that you’re actually willing to do?

If it involves a job or another external situation, did you do your best, did you do what you promised, did you do it as it’s designed to be done, whether or not anyone was looking?

These are a few of the questions you might ask in looking to see if you’re complete with something. All of this is inside the context of how Landmark distinguishes integrity – not as morality but as the foundation for workability – which is another conversation in itself but in large part, being complete is being in integrity.

An easy way to know you’re complete is when that topic holds no more interest for you, you have no emotional reaction or attachment to it, there’s nothing left to work out and nothing to avoid. It’s when the issue is put in the past for good and it’s as unimportant as last year’s weather

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