Nancilee Wydra

Pyramid feng shui is a rational scientifically based way of understanding how place impacts on human

The words of Edward O. Wilson, a Harvard biologist and author of “Consilience” (Knopf, 1998) are to me the most exciting evidence that reality is much larger than one imagines. He writes: “all tangible phenomena, from the birth of stars to the workings of social institution, are based on material processes that are ultimately reducible, however long and tortuous the sequences, to the laws of physics.” This suggests that the amount of mysteries in this universe are but patterns that repeat themselves over and over again, just like a woman or might make when selecting a mate for the umpteenth time. We tend to repeat ourselves and so does everything in the universe it seems. That the same pattern that forms cancer is the same pattern that is inherent in the structure that harbingers the downfall of a society. That the righting of wrongs is the same pattern that is inherent in healing. This coupled with the knowledge that our brain is used mostly (80%) to communicate intra brain and body and that we literally speak to ourselves more than we speak to those around us or within our own mind is the foundation upon which I have structured my ideas about healing. Whatever your personal choice for affecting healing is, it must be completely tried and trusted for then it will match the archetype pattern that champions your healing. What kind of healer are you? Do you choose to ignore and “muscle through” an illness or are you careful to follow every directive given to you by a trusted medical person? Whatever your illness is, don’t reinvent your wheel. What has worked for you in the past will work again and what has not won’t. Sometimes, it takes a completely different approach to augment positive results. For example, if I say I will be careful and watch my diet to loose weight, I can tell you right here and now that I won’t loose an ounce. The only affective dieting for me has been to be on a very ordered, structured regiment, exactly the opposite of what I want to do. Of course, there are the dieters that constantly fail on an ordered, structured regiment. Thus, the first step to healing is finding out what pattern has in the past worked for you and then repeat it. Some wheels don’t need reinventing and some do. Only you know which they are. 

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Pyramid feng shui is a rational scientifically based way of understanding how place impacts on human

Sorry for the digressions, but Chautauqua Institute is the most informative place I know of. Speakers with pristine credentials come here to inform and enter into a conversation that leads to rational decision making. Dr. Deborah C. Peel, considered one of the most powerful persons in the medical field today, gave a speech on patient privacy rights, which apparently there isn’t much of. The privacy paper you sign in the doctor office gives the right to disperse your medical information away. The HIPAA amended law of 2002 reads, “ to use and disclose protected health information for treatment, payment, healthcare operations.” What does this mean you ask? Well, look at the chart at the beginning of this blog and know that every entity listed, has the right to know what drugs you are taking, what syndrome you might be suffering from, if you HIV, or any sexually transmitted disease or any tests that may have been ordered or pronouncement any of your doctors might make.

My personal favorite institution that has a right to your medical information is banks. Yup, where you safeguard your money can have access to know if you take heart burn medicine, are diabetic or are on an antidepressant? What can you do? Well first of all, go to www.patientprivacyrights.org and print out an alternative paper to the one you are handed when you visit a doctor. Secondly, sign up to receive their up to date legislation and by all means download, buy a CD or DVD or Dr. Peel’s lecture that she gave at Chautauqua Institute, July 24,2010.

 Pyramid feng shui is a rational scientifically based way of understanding how place impacts on human I interrupt the topic of this summer’s blog to discuss with you a lecture I heard this weeke Chautauqua Institute.

James Rogers, chairman and CEO of Duke Energy – one of the largest electric power companies in the United States, gave a lecture promoting nuclear energy as the future’s “clean” and cheap power source. While he kept using the word clean in conjunction with nuclear power. What he meant was that nuclear does not spew carbon emissions into the atmosphere, but does leave spent fuel rods of radioactive uranium and plutonium for us to deal with. Yes, the French recycle the rods, but most still goes into deep graves. What is still not completely solved is how to reprocess these highly radioactive spent fuel rods that up to now have been disposed of underground.

 As Healthy Environment of Utah or Heal writes: “The Reprocessing is simply a process to repackage nuclear waste–not eliminate it. The idea is to reuse some of the energy in a fuel rod after it has gone through its first life cycle. Once the uranium-filled fuel rods that create the nuclear power plant’s nuclear reaction are “spent,” they are cooled for a few years at the reactor site and are then transported to a reprocessing plant. At the reprocessing facility the fuel rods are cut up and dissolved in a bath of nitric acid. Uranium and plutonium are then separated out from the other highly radioactive wastes in the nitric acid solution. The remaining solution, which is still high-level waste, is typically blended with glass, a process known as vitrification, and must ultimately be stored in a deep geologic repository, like the one proposed at Yucca Mountain. In theory, the extracted uranium, which comprises 95% of the volume of the spent fuel rods, could be re-fabricated into nuclear fuel rods. However, in practice, no significant amount of this reprocessed uranium is reused in countries that currently reprocess, including France and Britain. This is because the extracted uranium is contaminated with highly radioactive and hazardous fission products. The process of turning this contaminated uranium into nuclear fuel rods is prohibitively dangerous for workers and would be extremely expensive. The result is that most of the radioactive materials from spent fuel rods are not reused, and must still go into a deep geologic repository. The United States’ only foray into reprocessing commercial nuclear waste was an environmental and economic disaster. Between 1966 and 1972, the West Valley reprocessing facility, located in New York State, reprocessed only one-sixth of the spent fuel slated for processing while creating radioactive waste that is threatening eventual leakage into Lake Erie. Thirty-three years after the facility’s closure, taxpayers are still footing the $5.2 billion remediation tab. “ What was so telling in this morning lecture was how Mr. Roger’s answered a question from the audience revealing his true agenda. He was asked why do nuclear power plants have to be so ugly and he answered it by saying, and I paraphrase, well it looks beautiful to me. It’s the look of cash flow and that is my favorite kind of green. Let us not find ourselves in the same position in the future, as we are now, finding that after 100 years of using gas to power cars, we realize that we are choking our planet to death with air born toxins. July 25 2010Master of Nuclear Power’s Universe, Reveals his True Agenda Pyramid feng shui is a rational scientifically based way of understanding how place impacts on human I interrupt the topic of this summer’s blog to discuss with you a lecture I heard this weeke Chautauqua Institute. James Rogers, chairman and CEO of Duke Energy – one of the largest electric power companies in the United States, gave a lecture promoting nuclear energy as the future’s “clean” and cheap power source. While he kept using the word clean in conjunction with nuclear power, what he meant was that nuclear does not spew carbon emissions into the atmosphere, but it does leave spent fuel rods of radioactive uranium and plutonium for us to deal with. Yes, the French recycle the rods, but most still goes into deep graves. What is still not completely solved is how to reprocess these highly radioactive spent fuel rods that up to now have been disposed of underground. As Healthy Environment of Utah or Heal writes: “The Reprocessing is simply a process to repackage nuclear waste–not eliminate it. The idea is to reuse some of the energy in a fuel rod after it has gone through its first life cycle. Once the uranium-filled fuel rods that create the nuclear power plant’s nuclear reaction are “spent,” they are cooled for a few years at the reactor site and are then transported to a reprocessing plant. At the reprocessing facility the fuel rods are cut up and dissolved in a bath of nitric acid. Uranium and plutonium are then separated out from the other highly radioactive wastes in the nitric acid solution. The remaining solution, which is still high-level waste, is typically blended with glass, a process known as vitrification, and must ultimately be stored in a deep geologic repository, like the one proposed at Yucca Mountain. In theory, the extracted uranium, which comprises 95% of the volume of the spent fuel rods, could be re-fabricated into nuclear fuel rods. However, in practice, no significant amount of this reprocessed uranium is reused in countries that currently reprocess, including France and Britain. This is because the extracted uranium is contaminated with highly radioactive and hazardous fission products. The process of turning this contaminated uranium into nuclear fuel rods is prohibitively dangerous for workers and would be extremely expensive. The result is that most of the radioactive materials from spent fuel rods are not reused, and must still go into a deep geologic repository. The United States’ only foray into reprocessing commercial nuclear waste was an environmental and economic disaster. Between 1966 and 1972, the West Valley reprocessing facility, located in New York State, reprocessed only one-sixth of the spent fuel slated for processing while creating radioactive waste that is threatening eventual leakage into Lake Erie. Thirty-three years after the facility’s closure, taxpayers are still footing the $5.2 billion remediation tab. “ What was so telling in this morning lecture was how Mr. Roger’s answered a question from the audience revealing his true agenda. He was asked why do nuclear power plants have to be so ugly and he answered it by saying, and I paraphrase, well it looks beautiful to me. It’s the look of cash flow and that is my favorite kind of green. Let us not find ourselves in the same position in the future, as we are now, finding that after 100 years of using gas to power cars, we realize that we are choking our planet to death with air born toxins and now destroy the soil underneath the earth’s crust.

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What are the ingredients’ that comprise the soup of belief?  Is it what you see, hear, feel or touch?  Can each pixel of life be the sum of your past, your generation, religion, economics and social background?  What makes one focus on the shape of the leaf, another the flower?  Does every past experience alter what is in front of your eyes with its hand?  Does every triumph pave the way for another, as might every defeat?  As Louis Nizer, famed attorney and author writes in his book “The Implosion Conspiracy”, “Every man is a conglomerate enterprise, and his values and judgments derive from a mysterious jumble of life’s acquisitions.”

Does what we long for motivate?  Is it the exquisite, the familiar or the exotic?  Do we live below or above our endowments?  Are our actions the result of inner fire or the burning of approval? The ingredients of each soul informs the present moment with its tugs, prejudices, desires, experiences, and with an amorphous shape, steers your life toward it’s destiny.

Can the person, tear apart the gravel of their life’s road to reshape it?  I believe so, but it is not without great effort, and intention.  Like a furiously fast race downhill, can we slide on a descending surface and refrain from putting another foot forward in the downhill direction, even when  stones are flung from the pavement to sting us?  Effort, determination and a letting go of results is the only way the moment can alter the past.

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