The discussions of cancer on Talk for Food is relevant to everyone, myself included. It’s relevant, not because everyone is going to get cancer, which pharmaceutical companies would love to see happen (except when their executives contract cancer and their products prove ineffective), but because when you understand its real pathogenesis, you realize that remission, without a doubt, can be…
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MMS News: A Guerilla Video Documentary
The MMS juggernaut continues to gain momentum in positive ways fueled, first and foremost, by the effectiveness of the protocol itself, and by the willingness of enough of you to look at the science, weigh the method, and make a responsible choice for yourself. In addition, we are gaining (1) a greater understanding of the pathogenesis of disease, and (2)…
Read MoreOn Being Aware: The Lesson of the Stop Sign
I’m going to tell you a story, about a lesson, my lesson of the stop sign. Twenty-something years ago, I was still a twenty-something myself living in Culver City, California, being freshly transplanted from my home town of Chicago. I don’t recall my destination, but I drove somewhere on the west side, either in Culver City or West Los Angeles. As…
Read MoreA New Cancer Understanding with Andreas Moritz
The assault on cancer just turned into a new understanding. For me at least. My conversation with Andreas Moritz (www.ener-chi.com) was fantastic! He is a deep well of knowledge of human physiology and the spirit. I gain insights with each guest I have on Talk for Food. I enjoy the tidbits that each contributes to my overall understanding of life,…
Read MoreThoughts on Health and Healing: Bridging the God Schism
When we’re got the savior complex, it can be anything from Jesus’ return to more money, the lottery, or a pill that will make it all better. We’ll never consider that healing begins with us, and will not occur until we dial ourselves into the equation.
Read MoreOn the Radio: A Non-Toxic Cancer Treatment Conversation with Bill Henderson
del.icio.us tags: cancer, alternative health, bill henderson, spirituality, healing, nutrition ————— I’ll continue discussing the subject of cancer on my next edition of Talk For Food when my guest is Bill Henderson, a retired Air Force colonel, who — after losing his wife to a 4-year ovarian cancer instigated demise in 1994 — began learning and amassing information on the…
Read MoreThoughts on Health and Healing: Just 'Who' or 'What' Cures Disease?
The Acidity of Fear and Balance of Love My most recent podcast conversation with Jim Humble on cancer treatment and MMS confirms (click here to listen), at least in my mind, that it has beneficial properties that we are yet beginning to appreciate, and perhaps more that remain to be discovered. BUT, it would be delusional to think that MMS…
Read MoreA Stupor for Superbugs
The fear machine has ramped up in a recent Associated Press story about Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA. It’s reportedly a deadly “superbug,” that enters the bloodstream or turns into a flesh eating disease. The study was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, which means that it must be true. Well, that depends. If you didn’t…
Read MoreRaw Fest Awakenings: Discovering Jasmuheen
I traveled to Sedona to visit the Raw Spirit Festival. This is the third annual running of this event. Whether you are into raw foods or not, it is an experience worth having. I will say that, if you are not into raw foods, you will likely give it serious consideration. If you are dealing with chronic, acute, and catastrophic…
Read MoreOn Being Fine Examples and Knowing Your Self
The story of the “miracle mineral supplement,” is yet in its infancy. Is it the “magic bullet” to ending our disease conundrum? I don’t think so, but it is an important component. Over 75,000 people were cured of malaria in the African countries of Uganda and Malawi, as Jim Humble persevered in isolating the actual agent of change that killed…
Read MoreThoughts on Love Redux
I received the following comments from Fred, a man who read my essay, Thoughts on Love: the Greatest Power. > So it is fearful to be skeptical of pseudoscience, Of course not. It’s fearful to attempt to put an idea that you don’t agree, or understand with down. Whether it is science or pseudo science, it is your conclusion that it…
Read MoreMagnesium Replenishment: Spreading the Word and Getting ‘the Point’
When I wrote and published this article in 2007, the word was spreading about magnesium. I called it the biggest, most important mineral component to human health ever to be so profoundly ignored by modern medicine. Much has changed in the intervening years, but magnesium’s importance and value is till largely unknown. Yet, people are learning, and in many cases,…
Read MoreKnowing Self as Key to Health and Healing
Stepping Out of Ignorance My recent article, “No Miracle, Just Wonderful Chemistry,” is catching the attention of a lot of people who are seeking solutions to long standing health issues, either personal or for someone they know or love. Do they dare consider this simple, inexpensive way to clean their insides of the pathogenic gunk produced by our environment, allopathic…
Read MoreThoughts on God: The Nature of Spirit
When I was a youngster growing up on Chicago’s south side, I got my fill of church. I still feel “young,” but today cannot really claim that description, unless I’m talking to someone 80 or 90 years of age. (I still feel young though.) I attended church regularly, for that’s what we did in our household. I joined the church…
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 More'Talk For Food' Radio Show Launches
It’s been a busy week, but that’s not unusual for me. However, after expressing an interest about this last year, I am entering the world of spoken thought, which we call “talk.” I’m not starting a talk show, I have already already produced the first one, which I’m calling Talk for Food. I’m part of a new internet-based radio network…
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 More10 Reasons Traditional Medicine is Not Yet Ready for Natural, Affordable Protocols — But Are YOU?
“Is the world is ready for a natural, inexpensive, and effective cancer treatment?” Or for that matter, a natural, inexpensive, and effective treatment for any acute disease? Better yet, are you ready? Well, “yes,” and “no.” I dare say that everyone who has cancer of any type, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes or AIDS, would prefer non-toxic, reasonably priced, and yet scientifically-evidenced, viable protocols that give them…
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…
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