Friday, December 25, 2015

To my friends Christmas 2015

Merry Christmas too all my classy elegant and wise extended family of friends and all the people I have been so lucky to collect over the years.  It is such a joy to be reconnected however remotely to new and interesting people and hilarious childhood friends, to enjoy their lives through this venue.  Here's to you, those who had known my childhood.  The Gurrier clan who have shared so much humor and good cheer with me this year. Matteo Bignotti who has been so kind and terribly funny and thought provoking.  Everyone should have a first generation Italian somewhere in their collection.  Here's to the the Simon's.  And to the my dear Malone's, to the Hocking's, Waller's Warren's Murillo's Koci's Kalman's Webb's Pressman's Brewer's Agar's, Coss-Gravlin's and Banga's and so many others. A warm shout out to my beautiful talented  cousins Randy and Patty Snow and their families.  Here's to all the people who willingly enter my days and sometimes save my a**.  What reason do we have for living if not for people to joke with cheer up argue with and discuss change and the challenges ahead?  Christmas is an enormous opportunity to say how much you all mean to me even if by the can-string of Facebook.  It's still all very good.  The mystery of friendship is often the work of angels or positive probabilities that nudge us from hell to heaven like the fluttering of butterfly wings the slightest good will can change the course of lives.  That single thought, silent prayer or inner song we sing for each other is the most protective transformative and healing thing in nature.  By any other name it's love.  It folds space and time.  It transcends circumstance and forms our reality as we create our days.  It gives us knowledge and faith to see past birth death and into why humans are so important in the universe.  We live in a time when we are learning that the past was as amazing as the future.  We are getting lessons and are challenged like no other time in history.  And it is hard.  But like JFK said we don't choose these things because they are easy but because they are hard.  If I was to ask any of you for a Christmas present it would be to commit this year to politics and personal policies that look after our health, the environment and health of future generations some of whom are joining us right now.  Thanks for reading my diatribes and listening to the message that is my life.  The world is made of language and we can do so much if we just use our voice.  Today sing praise to Christ, and tomorrow we do exactly the same thing in every thought we have.

The most recent painting for my collection. The last one of 2015

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Bill Zimmermann's 60'th Birthday Message



Well tomorrow I'm going to be sixteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey!

So! What else is new? Ha! While I love all the fanfare I'm loving this birthday like a colonoscopy. But wait a minute. Just hold your horses. Conversely (he said) it's also truly amazing that I made it this far you know? So many have not. For this I'm incredibly grateful. Grateful to be here right now. It's been a long road and I have had more than my share of the good life in terms of luck opportunity and the little bit of wisdom I've managed to glean from life. I've hit some highs and plenty of lows and now I'm hitting sixty at ninety miles an hour in a race I really don't fully understand.

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Fwd: FAN's New Director Goes Head-to-Head With Proponents of Fluoridation





November 24, 2015  


Dear Frederick: 

FAN's Executive Director Debates Fluoridation on Public Radio 
Last week, Michael Connett appeared on Pennsylvania Public Radio (WPSU) to debate three fluoridation proponents, including a local dentist, the Director of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Epidemiology, and a doctor with the State Department of Heath.  The 28-minute discussion took place on the Take Note Show hosted by Patty Satalia, who asks excellent questions throughout the program and gave Michael enough time to present his arguments along with the latest research.  Best of all, the combination of Michael's points and Satalia's questions clearly showed how little science the so-called experts are familiar with, and how heavily they rely on predictable talking points and endorsements by government agencies and other fluoridation-pushers.  

Saturday, November 21, 2015

The war on Ina Garten also known as the Barefoot Contessa.


"What's the point of civilization, as Fran Lebowitz has suggested, if not to enjoy linguine with clam sauce?" 


Unless you live under a rock or are in league with highly ethical Vegans there's absolutely nothing wrong with enjoying any aspect of any food cuisine or any edible thing on earth. The problem is not that we can't partake of the joys of the culinary achievements of modern civilization. It's that deliberate and/or unconscious (culture driven) gluttony is often the outcome. Worse yet when culturally accepted "normal" eating habits enter the sphere of gluttony the consequences can be daunting and often fatal. When I inquire about this some people have said "I'm not afraid to die!" To which I reply "Good because it's not the dying you should be worried about it's the living part just before it."

Degenerative diseases cost the American people hundreds of billions of dollars in medical costs every year. Most are *diet related. So is Ina Garten to be hung from the yard arms? Of course not. And nobody should criticize here for her work. However people who see her recipes as part of a new lifestyle (which Ina herself neglects to warn) are headed straight for the hand basket that takes us all to "health-hell.' I wish I could team up with Ina and design her next book, a plant based diet book filled with all the joys of the burgeoning plant based cuisine style which is gaining momentum, and new recipes that are every bit as sumptuous as the ever so refined and tantalizing traditional cuisines we know and love.  Except they don't drive us into the hands of unscrupulous doctors touting pharmaceutical band aids that are not cures in any sense.  Drugs like NSAID's and cholesterol drugs eventually bring on even worse consequences and more serious problems than the original problem.

Sunday, November 15, 2015

Interview with Brad Blanton about his book Radical Honesty

Read Radical Honesty the book here:

January 22, 2008 | 9:47am



STADTMILLER: Are people picking up on this movement now more than ever?


BLANTON: Yeah, there’s some big thing going on across the whole world. I don’t know what it is, but I just signed two foreign rights contracts, I sold three books to international rights in Spanish and it’s like the number of translations has just gone up to 14 languages now. I had a Sunday magazine section in the London Times about a month ago and in El Mundo, the big newspaper in Spain in Madrid, about two months ago. I just got inquiries for French language rights and book sales started increasing for me in the United States. Suddenly the whole world is reflecting back, like reflecting back from what’s going on in Europe. Everybody’s interested in the truth now all of the sudden.

Sunday, August 23, 2015

The Benefits of the Aloe Vera Plant



Aloe Vera (including some medicinal uses):


1. Aloe Vera Is High in Vitamins & Minerals:

Aloe Vera contains many vitamins including A, C, E, folic acid, choline, B1, B2, B3 (niacin), B6. Aloe Vera is also one of the few plants that contains vitamin B12.

Some of the 20 minerals found in Aloe vera include: calcium, magnesium, zinc, chromium, selenium, sodium, iron, potassium, copper, manganese.

Friday, July 31, 2015

What We All Knew But Would Never Hear From Politicians

The extremely rich have “psychiatric issues” and it affects day-to-day Americans, populist presidential candidate Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said recently. Research shows that he’s on to something.
“We all know people who are addicted to alcohol or drugs. These people are addicted to money,” Sanders said earlier this year, according to MSNBC. The result? A “philosophical war being waged against the middle-class and working families.”

Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Cracked Dry Heels - A Silent Plaguette

The art of dealing with cracked bleeding heels. Good advice on restoring your feet to a youthful healthy glow.

By Bill Zimmermann
Zimmermania Health

Feet need moisture to heal, most drugstore emollients will do. The trick is to remove the offending callouses so the moisture can reach the live skin underneath then keep the calluses at bay.

Start by soaking feet in a warm salt water bath. Sea salt or Epsom salts is best due to their nourishing mineral. Add a few drops of essential oils, such as tea tree, peppermint or lavender, to help clean and disinfect deep into the cracks. Peppermint oil helps cool hot, tired feet while lavender works to heal skin irritations. Tea tree is a great antibacterial and antifungal agent. To keep it simple just soak your feet in hot water will do fine. Even table salt works in a pinch.

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

On population nature and the meat industry



A friend of mine told me that people have escaped the food chain. He said every other creature depends on and consumes life in many different forms, many are carnivores and with natural guilt eat other animals. We humans now not part of the food chain claim that it is wrong for us. We claim that it is unnatural guilt to consume animals. Well that's wrong. The only reason consuming animals is wrong for humans to my mind is our numbers have grown to a point where it is absurd to slaughter so many animals for food. That if we want to keep increasing in population that our world must change. But we don't want this change. We like it the way it was. We are stuck in the past, longing for a time when there were fewer of us and the planet could absorb our carnivorous ways. It was a time when natural guilt applied to us as it does to carnivorous cats. But today it has become unnatural exclusively for reason of our great numbers. And that is the closest that I have come to the real truth of this matter. If we are the only beings outside the food chain then we are unnatural. Yet we are not. It's a paradox and there are no easy answers. Still to my relief one of the obvious answers is to simply not to exploit animals and to live on a plant based diet. The amazing inventiveness of humans can turn a plant based diet into Haute Cuisine.

Monday, May 25, 2015

Customize your psychology for healthy living

We all know the basic commandments for living a healthy life: Thou shall eat mainly fruits and vegetables, thou will move daily, stay hydrated and get an adequate amount of sleep, etc.
None of us are completely new to these healthy-living guidelines. But, with our lives becoming increasingly hectic, it seems these simple ideals are no longer enough to help us achieve happy, healthy lives. Nowadays, there’s a bit more to it than “eating less and moving more.”
“You can Google good exercise concepts and you can Google good nutrition, but until you’ve worked out what’s going on in your head, and all the self-sabotage techniques and all the blame games and the victim mentalities, then you’re going nowhere.”
As the world we live in changes, it’s only fitting that the recipe for a healthier lifestyle will change, too.
But, spoiler alert: There is no magic formula to suit everyone. Which leads us to our first practice:

Sunday, May 17, 2015

If you don't have most of these things you do not have a relationship

Relationships are all about feelings. One morning, you’re up; by night, you’re down… but by “down,” I don’t mean in the dumps. I mean down to the core of your existence, experiencing new levels of emotion and pain.
Those who say relationships are all moments of bliss and euphoria aren’t wrong; they’re just forgetting a lot.
Because good relationships have those negative feelings as much as they have positive ones. Only, the negative ones aren’t negative in the way you’ve experienced them before.
You feel them in a completely new way. You feel sad, but it’s sorrow that comes from deep yearning.
You feel scared, but for the first time, it’s a fear that comes when you’re completely and utterly dependent on someone else.

Friday, May 15, 2015

Cancer Research Judged and Owned by Linus Pauling Ph.D (article)













“Everyone should know that most cancer research is largely a fraud, and that the major cancer research organisations are derelict in their duties to the people who support them.” (source)

Food Revolution: Ed Sheeran and Hugh Jackman support Jamie Oliver for Food Revolution Day

Food Revolution:
Ed Sheeran and Hugh Jackman support Jamie Oliver for Food Revolution Day



Thursday, May 14, 2015

Perspectives on proper delivery of the Gerson Therapy. Possible accelerants?

Dr. Sircus is amazing but Howard Gerson sets the record straight in a recent email to us at Zimmermania Health.


From Howard Straus this week (Charlotte Gerson's Son, president of Gerson Media Inc.):


Edited slightly for consistency:


Discussion: Can the Gerson Therapy be improved?


Charlotte Gerson was usually the one who would evaluate new methods and/or substances for trying in a clinical setting. We always tested things out on ourselves, first, and then only after ensuring there was nothing “forbidden” in them. As we pointed out, at least two of the preparations below contain sodium, which promotes cancer regrowth immediately.

Saturday, May 9, 2015

A Perspective on The Seth Material

My YouTube channel hosts the Seth Speaks abridged audiobook. One commenter asked "Why can't Seth prove his existence?"

I guess he can't prove his existence. What we do know is that his books were dictated without error. I can't imagine any living person doing that. Also his (Jane's) work is the only channeled material that has been admitted to the archives of Yale University. And they are they most accessed material of all at the archives. None of this proves anything but it all points to credibility. When I get really upset and the world does not make sense I open The Nature of Personal Reality and just start reading at a random place or I look for pages I've highlighted. Within minutes I get something (like people report getting from the Bible) of great value that puts my concerns into perspective. Not always but usually I find what I am looking for. Maybe it's fiction maybe it's the greatest work of authentic channeled material ever written. I don't know. But I can say that my life is an elegant wonder. I have everything I ever wanted tangible and intangible. Life is still hard at times but far less difficult than it might have been if I had not believed I could create my own reality. This made me brave, I took chances and left monstrous "friends" behind when they chose different paths (like drugs and alcohol, Satanism hedonic self absorption or gambling etc.) My work and my world are integrated peacefully and in perfect balance because I learned I could create it. Manifestation didn't work like I hoped. A baby of the early Television era I always hoped I could manifest like Samantha or better yet Endora on the sixties TV show Bewitched. Little did I know that Bewitched was manufactured to seduce Americans into buying more stuff. But it was fun and we all loved it.

Thursday, May 7, 2015

Reflections on forty years experience with Transcendental Meditation.

- For Traudl, Gale and Justin -

After forty years of T.M. I've watched the organization grow from a time before Fairfield Iowa. I watched Chopra and Maharishi take over the world with great information and programs. The fallout of the T.M. movement has been incredibly profitable and has provided very comfortable lives for the corporate entities that have grown out of it. I have to say that the symptoms of PTSD are not fully dissolved with T.M. but it does help somewhat. T.M. works great for ADD and ADHD. The most interesting thing about T.M. from my experience is an important step in the walk to higher consciousness.
It's terribly important to understand that it is just one part of the process that is necessary to manifestation and creation. T.M. removes us from reality and places us into a state of complete insulation from it. A place where the stresses and strains of the day can not touch us. It is a perfect silent communion with the river of life, with creative intelligence and with nature to an astonishing degree.