Comments on: Unlocking the Cage

By: Unallvak

Unallvak — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 02:49:45 +0000

After seeing an good buddy going trough a difficult time because of a disease caused by smoking cigarettes I made it my personal mission to spare as many others as possible from the exact same experience, though soon I realized that regardless of how good the arguments are it’s almost impossible to have a smoker quit smoking, not because the actual arguments are not sufficiently good and not because the smoker isn’t happy to stop but merely due to the fact nicotine is a more addictive drug than heroin as well as cocaine (scientifically proven).

I Then learned there is in fact a way to quit smoking without giving up smoking, so leave a smoker his pleasure and also habit but save him or her from the dangerous effects of cigarettes.

What I am speaking about are e cigarettes. You can read regarding most of the negative effects connected with smoking cigarettes and how an electronic cigarette may help you quite cigarettes or simply allow you to follow your routine and obtain the kick with no damaging negative effects associated with smoking on my webpage http://electroniccigarette0.com

P.S. I am hoping this will not be erased because of having a link to my website as I just attempt to inform and help.

Take care

Chrissy M.

By: Eleanor Belfrage

Eleanor Belfrage — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 19:12:14 +0000

This resonates so much with The Aquarian Conspiracy by Marilyn Ferguson. I would love to see more

By: hydrogen2oxygen

hydrogen2oxygen — Fri, 21 May 2010 13:23:38 +0000

Fear is a big obstacle in science.
What will be obvious if a certain insight will be accepted? That God exist? Is this what the mainstream fears?
I would say yes, because it is not possible to get knowledge of something if one is not disposed to accept the implications too. And the implication of a world created by our collective consciousness means a higher responsibility for everyone than a materialistic world prior of any sense of life and coming into existence by pure chance.
The worldview matters! What we believe will determine all of our actions.

Robert Lanza’s book is a gift, not for his idea, because it is not really new, but because he put it all together and named it!!! To give the baby a name is the most important thing and we should all welcome the new born worldview with the sweet name “Biocentrism”. It will grow and it will give us all many joy and further insights.