An offer for anyone here that is sick, or has a loved one or friend with an illness

[Celebration]

I have a completely free offer. For the past few months I have been developing a slideshow that turns your computer screen into a symbolic radionics device. That concept has *sort of* been done by software that costs thousands of dollars, and tests and treats by distance. It is marketed in various ways, even as "prayer" (that you pay for, dearly).

However, this is not software. It is a kind of poor person's version of the above, though my feeling is that it may be more effective (that is not at all proven). The way it works is that I have a custom made slideshow and I just drop in a person's name, picture, possibly birthdate and location (the latter is helpful if I really don't know the person). Then the slideshow clears energetic blockages. It kind of works like a slow, unemotional exorcism. Turns out we all seem to need a bit of that, LOL.

You can even test to make sure it is working, using applied kinesiology or a pendulum. I make no claim AT ALL that it would help an illness of any type. I just want to offer it free to people who are ill first. This is basically a distance meditation program, and I feel that people who are ill may not be able to easily and successfully meditate--yet they may need the peace of mind that comes with meditation, and any other benefit that may come with really deep (as in India yogi deep), effective meditation.

All I ask is that if I go this effort, that people be committed to using it and giving me feedback--positive or negative. That just involves a bit of your computer time every day to play it. You absolutely HAVE to have the permission of the target person to use it. Since it works by distance, though, you could play it for a relative with their permission. That shouldn't matter at all.

At some point I'll get a webpage and market these in a low key type way. I'll probably also offer it free to anyone here that wants it. I am jumping the gun a little bit, just because of recent talk here of various illnesses, and I see no reason to wait.

Here is an introduction that I put on Daily Motion, for people to get a little flavor for what this is about. Anyway, if anyone here is intereted in this, send me a pm. I'll give you my email address to send me the picture and other information.

http://www.dailymotion.com/MeditationSlideshow/

[Kind of Blue]

1. Thanks, Itsjustme! I'm eagerly awaiting for mine to arrive!

[Celebration]

2. on the way

I really, really love the prayer thread, but when someone posts there about an illness, I do my best in that medium, but it is slightly frustrating for me knowing that I have this slideshow that works much better than anything that I personally can do in the prayer thread.

It all has to do with my being a "fixer", but only an average listener.

[MorningGlow]

3. Testimonial here

IJM did up one for perpetually-sickie MG Jr. that I've been running for a few weeks, and he's doing great--no illnesses and sleeping through the night more often than ever before in his life. He started to get the snuffles yesterday, and along with the slideshow, I blasted him with extra zinc, and it was gone in 12 hours. I'm also running the slideshow IJM sent for me. So far so good. :hi:

[midnight]

5. I'm so glad your little one is feeling better. I'm starting to come

down with sniffles. Didn't think about the zinc. Been blasting myself with tea.

[Celebration]

8. yes this is "adjunctive"

For sure, you keep doing other things, such as give zinc when a cold starts, use homeopathic therapies, go to the doctor, or whatever one would normally do. It just might keep the body from overly hanging on to a cold, or it could possibly keep one from catching colds as often.

As an example, I found with my family that some of their "colds" were actually kidney meridian weakness. The slideshow doesn't directly do anything about that, but, though it doesn't take the place of going to an acupuncturist or anything like that, meridians tend to stay in balance better.

[midnight]

4. I really like the guitar music-beautiful.

[Celebration]

9. I agree

I had made a slideshow after going to a sort of reunion with some college friends. So, naturally, I made my slideshow with some pop tunes of the day. By the time I finished that slideshow, I was pretty sick of the music that I had formerely loved.

This music had the exact opposite effect. I liked it a lot at first, but now I am absolutely mesmerized by it. One of my daughters is getting married this summer, and we are having a guitarist play. I am definitely getting this music so he can play some of this before the wedding. I might even give this guitar music away as wedding favors. I mean, it is FREE. Obviously, I emailed the guy to get permission to use it in this way, and he was fine with it, as long as I gave out his website.

http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/EarlyMusic.htm

[BlueIris]

6. I can also vouch for the effectiveness of the technique itsjustme has come up with.

It has really helped me, my parents, my sister, my best friend and a friend of the family who had a bad infection following knee replacement surgery last year (he's doing much better now).

I'm running one of the slideshows right now, in fact, and can already feeling it "kicking in." I swear, I would be lost without these.

[Celebration]

7. oh, cool

re: your sister and parents. I have my family all lined up in a Windows Media Playlist. As you know, it plays on a Mac too.

[Celebration]

10. Finally I got a website up

Thanks to someone here who suggested I could use Word 2003 instead of html!

:hi:

In any case, the website and the other three short videos I link explain a lot more about the slideshow (symbolic radionics device)

I'm still giving these away to just about anyone that wants to try it.

http://www.meditationslideshow.com/

[Why Syzygy]

11. Nice site, Celeb ..

:thumbsup: I hope this takes off for you and those who would benefit.

[Celebration]

12. Thanks Y, and a hint for people using Word to make websites

I had a heck of a time trying to line up the top part with the picture with the bottom part, and was not successful. I had to split the difference so that it looked either slightly to the right or left depending on which browsers people were using and what settings.

Finally I think I may have figured out the issue.

In Word, you can format the picture and make it any size that you want. I suggest not using this feature if you are doing a webpage. It is most likely much better to size the picture *before* putting it into Word, using photo software of some type. Again, depending on settings, Firefox and IE seem to read the size of the photo differently. I am thinking that this could be corrected by sizing the picture before putting it into Word. I don't actually know that, but if I ever do this again, or correct it, that is what I am going to try.

In the meantime, I am pretty sick of dealing with the website, but I had to have it, if not to sell anything, at least to be able to explain to people what this is all about.

[Kind of Blue]

13. Great Job, Celebration!

You're on your way providing good service :toast: