A Healthier Tomorrow

Ram Dass writes about me on pages 127-129 of "The Seed" from the early ‘70s. One of my attributes is being self existent.

I contacted a particular celebrity whom I’m asking to teach others to use fan energy coming at them to substantiate an evolutionary biological upgrade. It’s a matter of the proper frame of mind and a willingness to focus through distortion.

Introducing a religion based on Hubble math to a celebrity scene overusing illegal substances is more tedious than difficult. You don’t have to force them to honor the Sabbath because they already want to get high. They tend to be skeptical about developmental possibilities and we’re keeping our spokesperson incognito until we see positive results. Though we specialize in evolutionary training, the Neurotransmitter Health Science is presently a critical issue. People without access to particle streams realigning DNA at sub-atomic levels are now shooting up their children with additional pharmaceutical chemicals. Many who have stepped towards Neurotransmitters instinctively know they are immunized from Covid without understanding how the science actually works. I want my celebrity contact to spread the health science information throughout that community. I believe fan energy can be used for evolutionary purposes but stopping the influx of unnatural chemicals into our systems is the first step out of opioid contamination.

Every time we inject or ingest chemicals, we inhibit our organs from producing what we need naturally. When our bodies couldn’t produce enough chemicals before Covid, it was called AIDS. We were far enough into our training so our children did not need immunization shots in ‘74. If you do not have access to Neurotransmitter training, you probably need some type of protection from atmospheric pollutants. We are much better off when we produce everything we need naturally. Getting people accurate information so they can choose the health science best suited for their families is the first request for my celebrity contact. Then we’ll look and see how far we can go in an evolutionary direction. It’s a step towards a healthier tomorrow.