Everything Retains a Memory, Even Fat Cells

One of the themes of my work is that memories, thoughts and actions done someplace, attach to places and nearby objects where they transpired.  This was the core thesis of my book  Everything Has Karma, because karma needs a memory to take place. No memory--No Karma.

A recent study came out saying that fat cells retain a memory of previous obesity,  and when people lose weight that memory remains in the background encouraging weight gain. It is this memory that causes the yo-yo like fluctuations of weight loss-weight gain that many dieters succumb too.

Live Science noted,

Without weight-loss medications or bariatric surgery, most people will return to their original body mass within a few years of losing weight through a diet. This can lead to "yo-yo dieting." Scientists don't know why this happens, but genetics, environment and health history likely all play a role. Now, a study published Nov. 18 in the journal Nature adds an essential piece to this puzzle. Chemical modifications on DNA, or epigenetic markers, may help the cells retain a memory of their past state.

What is particularly interesting, arguably ironic, is that the study appeared in Nature. The same journal who blasted and ruined French scientist Jacques Benveniste for his study showing water retains a memory; and thereby legitimized homeopathy--Blasphemy.

Water does indeed retain a memory. Think of distilled water that is purified of its minerals and contaminants, people drink it to remove harmful chemicals/metals/toxins. Basically distilled water that has been purified of harmful chemicals, purifies you of harmful chemicals. It does to you what has been done to it--KARMA!

Below is a link to a video I did on the Karma of Water a while back.

I Got Zapped By A Ley line

Two days ago I took a walk late in the afternoon on a trail I have walked hundreds of time; it is a little over three miles in length. Since it gets dark earlier, I wanted to finish when  it was still light out. So, I was walking fairly fast and my heart beat reflected it. 

As I approached a little knoll going downhill I felt the space around me change, and the change affected me. It put me in a trance-like state, as if I was in deep meditation. My heart rate slowed substantially, somewhere around 40 beats a minute. Only seconds ago my heart beat was somewhere between 80-100 BPM.

I had to walk the rest of the trail in a slow manner, so as not to spike my blood pressure.

What happened?

Today I went back and walked over the section of the trail that put me in a trance state. As I thought it marked the intersection of several Ley Lines (a total of 6), or what I also call Spirit Lines, or Lines of Consciousness.

What happened to me is that I had tapped into an element of the Ley Lines. As I have noted in my books, the Unity Principle holds that consciousness merges with the consciousness it comes in contact with. And because we live in a sea of consciousness we are constantly merging with everything in contact with, that is because everything is consciousness. So you are constantly being influenced by the things you come in contact with.

While I had walked the section of the trail hundreds of times It was only the other day that I got zapped. While Ley Lines are carriers of consciousness, they can reflect a variety of kinds of consciousness and will regularly change. So what you merge with varies considerably. Think of it like eating vegetable soup. With each bite you can stock, a mushroom, a carrot...etc. Meaning each bite will vary greatly. When I got zapped I got the equivalent of a spoonful of trance state. I may walk that section of the trails thousands of times in the future and I may never be influenced in the same manner again.

Ley Lines are certainly wild and unusual. They can be powerful in different ways at different times and are greatly misunderstood. Below is a link to YouTube video on Ley Lines. I also have a playlist that is even more informative and can be accessed on my YouTube page.