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Oh Terril dear, is that auburn hair I see peeking out from under that pink hat?![]()
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No. Suprisingly there is very little grey iether. A fortunate recipient of
good genes.
Oh Terril dear, is that auburn hair I see peeking out from under that pink hat?![]()
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No. Suprisingly there is very little grey iether. A fortunate recipient of
good genes.![]()
Love all goddesses.![]()
Hi Carmelo!!!!
It is sooo true...I wished a good session and there you were...out of the blue...you got me in session and...you are the best auditor I ever had...in just one session you handled all the stuff that I had not been able to handle in a long long time....
Thanks for being there and for being my friend...
Love you bunchs...
Diana
Read "Gods In Disguise" by Alan Walter; see first chapter.
Uuuuhhhh... the Quackwatch people...
Well, if you really want to do some research, here is a chelation therapy book that I reviewed for "International Viewpoints" (Ivy):
http://www.sgmt.at/BookReviews/Review13.htm
If you don't have time to read the whole review, scroll to the bottom and read the case of Ophelia Clementino. Then tell me about the quackwatchers again.
Heidrun Beer
www.freezoneauditors.org/auditor/profile/105/
Workgroup for Fundamental Spiritual Research and Mental Training
www.sgmt.at
www.RecastReality.org
Thanks for thinking of me but I already tried chelation therapy around 2003. I had a full series of 30 treatments and at first I felt great and my coloring looked good. However, about 22 treatments into the series, I failed a treadmill test at my cardiologist and went in for an angiogram which revealed two blocked coronary arteries, one 90% blocked and one 99% blocked. My cardiologist inserted 2 stents to open the arteries up. The porcedure takes only a half hour or so and is painless and I was able to go home the next morning and return to work after one more day. In 2005, I had a third stent put in. Since then I have been just fine. My body built up a tolerance to the medication so my long term memory returned to 100% or higher, perhaps 120%. My short term memory is fairly good but not great.
The chelation did not cause any arterial blockage but my blockage was too far advanced for chelation to open the arteries back up. Only stents could do that.
Lakey
Also, get more opinions than just mine. Maybe talk to someone who is trained to handle such things. If you are not up to blowing it by inspection, and try to wrestle with it on a figure-figure basis, you only make matters worese, sometimes much worse.
Lakey
Diana - I just want to thank you for posting on this thread. A lot of Class VIII's and other VIPs have posted here lately. I know of your work and I am very honored to have you posting here.
Lakey
Thanks for taking on the responsiblity of writing up how CCLA first started.
Yvonne was the CO AOLA at the time and yes, she started it out of a file cabinet draw, then she and Fred Payer were fired on mission to start a booking office in late '69, from the Booking Office she built a Celebrity Center, that was her origination and her efforts to expand the booking office. She idd it with little to no financing. Diana Hubbard as CS 6 gave Yvonne alot of aircover and protected her from the likes of Jane Kember the Guardian WW as Jane did not like Yvonne communicating with government officals.
Yvonne having grown up as a high society Australian debutante, knew the ways of the powerful and wealthy. LRH knew this of her when he accepted her proposal. He often referred to her as "the Celebrity of celebrities".
CCLA was built from the ground up by Yvonne and her loyal staff. She also worked the field and her execs/staff to set up CCs around the US and other locations. She personally toured the US and Mexico putting on dissemination events to help drive public into the missions and orgs while still running CCLA.
It was not, as stated by Tommy Davis, started by a group of artists - another lie to add to his many.
When Yvonne passed away in Jan '78, DM was an assistant cameraman and
knew nothing as to what it had taken to build CC to what it was. There is a specific LRH order about CCLA having a shrine for Yvonne. When I was WDC CC, this order was well known and complied with - there was an office setup with her many awards, including a board in the hall where all the keys to various cities, that had been awarded to her, hung. There was even a lounge that friends of Yvonne could go and hang and just feel comfortable in her space.
I found it very interesting that a later WDC CC, who held the post for 15 years and also oversaw the renovations of the manor which took away Yvonne's office, never knew of the LRH order about Yvonne's shrine.
Time makes no difference as to what someone has accomplished - if they did it, they did it and the acknowledgement belongs with them not the johnny come lately.
Janis Gillham-Grady
Heidrun, Welcome! Does anyone ever call you Heidi?![]()
Hi!
Calling me Heidi has stopped when I asked my parents to use my full name![]()
I'm so glad you decided to join us here on ESMB. There are a great bunch of people here!
Oh yes! I just need to find out who is who. I have been here before, but typically I'm more at home on the Yahoo! mailing lists. To stay up to date on all good SCN forums definitely asks for more than one body![]()
I can vouch for the fact that Lakey will have affinity flows with Austria and Austrians, and that he has reality on past life stuff there. You may find you have lots in common!Believe it or not I could understand much of what you wrote, thanks to my Mennonite Grandma, I guess. I would translate that word "fesseln" as "gripping", a gripping tale...
Oh yes, very good word. Wasn't in the online dictionary though.
Lakey, the thread is getting collective case gain!

Hi Lakey,
thanks for your feedback!
I usually blow by inspection, after several 100 hours of solo NOTs. And what I cannot handle on my own, my co-auditor will handle in the next session.
And no, "ich bin nicht aus Zucker" - german for: I am not made of sugar - I don't get wild case phenomena by reading an internet forum![]()
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But thank you for considering the possibility, that was very thoughtful. You make several good points!
Best,
Heidrun Beer
www.freezoneauditors.org/auditor/profile/105/
Workgroup for Fundamental Spiritual Research and Mental Training
www.sgmt.at
www.RecastReality.org
Oooh, pretty colors!
O.K. Now it's official, we are now a multi-lingual thread!Lakey, the thread is getting collective case gain!
Not to mention a better education.
Well, Heidrun, sooner or later everyone that we like gets a nickname here, so prepare yourself...we'll try to be gentle!Humm, not Heidi, huh? Need to put on my thinking cap!
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You know, I might try chelation therapy. We have several companies that sell products here. My sweet little arteries might not be so occluded that they wouldn't get some good benefit from it. I would like to avoid going the stent route in later life. Unless I become a total vegan, and I just don't see that happening...![]()
Well, if you really want to do some research, here is a chelation therapy book that I reviewed for "International Viewpoints" (Ivy):
http://www.sgmt.at/BookReviews/Review13.htm
If you don't have time to read the whole review, scroll to the bottom and read the case of Ophelia Clementino. Then tell me about the quackwatchers again.
After carefully reviewing all the available scientific literature on this subject, the American Heart Association has concluded that the benefits claimed for this form of therapy aren’t scientifically proven. That’s why we don’t recommend this type of treatment.
Heidrun - I habe nich gewusst! oder ich habe nicht die geringste ahnung!
I didn't know! or I had not the least idea! that you were OT 7 with 100's of hours of NOTS. Blue Spirit posted a link to a site with your picture and a lot of info on you and I see that you are a veteran.
Hi Lakey,
a veteran only in years in the church - I didn't get very much done there, they kept stopping and stopping and stopping me. Most of my progress happened after I left in 1996. And of course the OT7 is new OT7, NOTs completion, not the precious original LRH level that I still want to do one day!
Sorry, I took you for a newer person, not so high on the the Bridge. You mentioned to me your dilemma and I wanted to answer something without puting you in Danger of messing up your case. I meant well and did my best to answer you.
You really gave me a very good answer. As I said, it was very thoughtful of you to consider the possibility that your input could cause case reactions. I appreciate both, the input and this thoughtfulness!
Had I known that you were a veteran OT 7 with a lot of experience at blowing things by inspection, I would have written you different advice. Being OT 7 and having something difficult for you to blow, you know where to go and what to do so no need to say more.
What do you think of Sweetness and Lights suggestion to posturlate a bridge or ladder to go over the strange masses that are tending to stop you. If a person was in pretty good shape they could probably make that work. I wonder if that was used in Creative Processing which LRH was working on in the early 1950's.
I could imagine that it solves things temporarily. But typically I am more for addressing masses and really handling them, instead of walking around or across.
It's probably a matter of priorities. If they get into my way while I am busy doing something else, I may choose the walkaround. If I have time for a thorough clean-up, I would probably address them.
I found that after the so-called "standard bridge" (of which we have several versions), there is still the "own GPMs" case waiting to be handled. I am just co-auditing that and there is lots of "stuff" still showing up. These masses may well be part of it (my humble opinion).
Ich habe eine frage fur dich, Wie kan mann ubersetzen die name "Sweetness and Light?" Ist "Suissekeit und Licht" richtig? how about "Gute schmeck and Weisheit"? oder "Gute Schmeck und Entwickenlheit"
"Süße und Licht" would be a literal translation. Of course this does not transport LRH's rather gloomy definition of the term, nor the glorious self irony of a Scientologist to pick that as a screen name
Translation: I have a question for you. How can one translate the name "Sweetness and Light"? How about "Sweetness and Light", "Good taste and WIsdom" or "Good taste and enlightenment"
I know some of the spelling is bad but which one comes the closest to a proper translation of her name? Are none of them good, if so please give the correct translation.
Lakey
Fine, bad link.
How about the American Heart Association?
And a major study on it was shut down pending an investigation. That investigation found that at least three of the people running the study were convicted felons. License suspensions ensued.
To be clear and fair: I'm not one of the opinion that something that's not scientifically statistically significant isn't a useful therapy. It may well help some people.
I'm also not opposed to alternative therapies when conventional therapies have failed. I am, however, opposed to people saying that something works very well in a large number of cases when it's not been shown to be scientifically statistically significant. Which chelation hasn't in this application.
Yes...my best reward as an auditor is when my PC is happy and really winning in life...not just words...but in real life...
I want to wish you all the best for the coming year and that we shall continue kicking ass with the wonderful people here at ESMB.
Love,
Diana