I just came back from voting. No matter who wins, it’s important to have one’s voice heard in the affirmative. To not vote is to vote by abdication, and is the best way to allow others to assume what your point-of-view actually is. Recently, I’ve heard some very intelligent men scoff at the idea of voting because, according to them,…
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Learning My 'IQ'
Can’t quite remember how I found this link, but I was curious. I don’t recall ever taking an IQ test, but couldn’t resist this invitation. The term “IQ” stands for Intelligence Quotient, and is believed to measure one’s knowledge and reasoning skills. Taking this test, it also measured persistence, patience, and determination. One could easily have simply decided, “I don’t…
Read MoreHeat or Not, I'm Stayin' In the Kitchen
In the span of a half hour, three emails reached my in-box with content that, on first glance, feels worse than spam. Caustic, criticism from a reader, “Bob,” who disagrees with articles that he’s read on this site. And he has no compunctions about saying so! The emails didn’t come all at once, so the first one was the most…
Read MoreNourishing the Mind and Spirit with Peggy Phoenix Dubro
Traveling to Sedona is always a pleasure. It’s a treat that the state of Arizona can offer to any traveler, whether our reasons for travel are business or pleasure, or whether we seek to our nurture body, mind, or spirit. It doesn’t disappoint. Since my home base is in the Phoenix area, it’s a fairly easy task to make my…
Read MoreConsciousness, Mind, and Spirit
The Choice to Heal I receive letters from, and talk to quite a few people who have chosen, or are considering the choice to take the “natural” road back to health. From the symptoms that some of them describe, we think of them as gravely ill. But if you’re sensitive to energy, you can still feel their inner vitality. They’ve…
Read MoreRaising MMS/Chlorine Dioxide Awareness: The Next Stage Begins
I am pleased with the feedback I’ve received from Understanding MMS: Conversations with Jim Humble. Yes Rett (healthsalon.org), there will be more documentaries, on this and other subjects. I have finally caught up with the backlog of advance orders, although new ones are coming in. It has been gratifying and humbling to see where these DVDs are going. Perhaps as…
Read MoreUnderstanding MMS DVDs Are On Their Way
I received confirmation from the manufacturer that my Understanding MMS: Conversations with Jim Humble DVD shipment will be en route to Phoenix today, and will arrive Monday. I am going to have 100 sent to me overnight. I can take some pictures and actually have the finished product in hand. Monday, we’ll begin filling orders in earnest. My next guest…
Read MoreMMS Awareness, 'Modern' Cancer Treatment Strategies, and the God Within
I’m preparing to receive the shipment of the Understanding MMS: Conversations with Jim Humble DVD. As of yesterday, I expected them to leave California today, and make it here around February 11th or 12th, but it now looks like they’ll leave California in that time frame, and I’ll receive them toward the end of the week. In any event, the…
Read MoreMMS Video Progress: Adding the Español
The post-production progress of my documentary video, Understanding MMS: Conversations with Jim Humble continues to amaze even me. Frances, her son Dimitri and I entered into uncharted territory last night, as we began recording the Spanish language audio track. The two of them have been feverishly transcribing the audio from the rough cut DVD that I brought them, researching the…
Read MoreMMS: Reflections on Balance and Toxicity
One result of producing the video documentary Understanding MMS: Conversations with Jim Humble, will be to raise public awareness about (1) chlorine dioxide’s efficacy as an effective and when used in recommended dosages, safe chemical compound for reducing populations of anaerobic microbial and viral populations, and (2) its effectiveness in doing so within the human body. The first point has…
Read MoreUnderstanding MMS Video Diary: Day 3
This is Hermosillo from the landmark mountain that watches over the city. I’ll add the name soon. We returned to Universidad de Sonora to interview Antonio Romo Paz, a professor in the biology department of the university. Antonio surmised that MMS / chlorine dioxide would be helpful in treating tuberculosis. He tested and proved his theory on a willing inmate…
Read MoreUnderstanding MMS Video Diary: Day 2
So far, so good… in fact, very good. The key word yesterday was cooperation, the beyond your expectations kind. That’s the very best kind to get. It started out as we left Bahia de Kino. Looking for a place to eat before we hit the road, the first restaurant we came to was closed. So we saw what looked like…
Read MoreMagnesium: Food Your Body Needs
People are discovering, and talking about magnesium, and it’s no longer just about cool wheels for their cars. In fact, it hasn’t been about wheels for a long time. Many of the people who dug “mag wheels” are now discovering that their body needs trace amounts of this important metal more than their car ever did. Thanks to a number…
Read MoreTalk For Food Guest: Marion Meadows
I’ve just posted this week’s Talk for Food show. My guest is saxophonist Marion Meadows. What was originally planned to start around 7 or 8 pm, eventually started around 1:30 (am), and ended after 3 am. Yet, it was the perfect confluence of resonant interests; my love of, and connection to jazz, an evolving radio show, friendship with Marion, and…
Read MoreSun Ra Pathways Memories
Gallery Entrance, originally uploaded by phaelosopher. Last November, I spoke at the Traveling the Spaceways Exhibit and Symposium, at the Hyde Park Art Center in Chicago. This exhibit honored the work of Sun Ra, and my dad, Alton Abraham. For all the influence that Sun Ra had on music, and on human consciousness, through his music, Alton made it possible,…
Read MoreThoughts On God: Nothingness
Barrel Cactus Kissing, originally uploaded by phaelosopher. Nothingness is something. Somethingness is not. Nothingness is real, Somethingness is illusion, for its existence could not be, without Nothingness. Nothingness exists Somethingness does not. Somethingness changes Nothingness does not. Somethingness is ephemeral Nothingness is eternal. Somethingness is finite Nothingness is Infinite. Nothingness exists within all Somethingness as the Space between protons neutrons,…
Read MoreTFF Readers Respond Positively to Podcasts
It appears that you are interested in the subject of health and healing. It also appears that you’re interested in listening to people talk, which is now practical through broadband connections and podcasts. Visitors to Thought for Food shot up when we posted the first podcast with Dr. Sircus. I’ve even received two letters of appreciation from people interested in…
Read MoreFinding Harmony Through Turmoil
Some Lights Are Brighter Than Others, originally uploaded by phaelosopher. One awareness that generally manages to elude us as we go about the process of living, is the sense that we are creating our future from this present moment. When we reach that future point in time/space, this moment will be seen as history. As such, we are creating history…
Read MoreThoughts on God: Empowered in Oneness to Heal
Slot Canyon Contrasts, originally uploaded by phaelosopher. Bringing Heartfelt Results into Being What are your thoughts on healing? Do you ever think about them? It doesn’t matter what form the healing takes. It could be to heal your body, a financially stressing situation, or a relationship. How about healing racial tension, political or religious strife and war? Or it could…
Read MoreThe Power of Meditation: The What, Why, and How
Apache Junction Afternoon, originally uploaded by phaelosopher. del.icio.us tags: meditation, philosophy, peace, change, continuum, universe, god ——- Meditation is one of those practices that I’ve observed over the years, and accepted as being beneficial, but didn’t really understand why. I didn’t understand what anyone could possibly get done by essentially sitting down, getting quiet, closing one’s eyes, and (apparently) doing…
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