drew hempel
Skilled Investigator
O.K. so first of all I want to thank Gene for allowing me back onto the forum here and I'd also like to thank Chris. Gene mentioned me a few shows back in regards to him allowing me back on the forum. Gene told me to "be good" when he allowed me back on the forums. I hope the below meets those standards.
Last fall there was a new study done by doctors from one of the top rated hospitals in the world -- the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. The study proved the existence and the efficacy of external qi (paranormal energy) healing transmission. Here's the description from the website of the qigong masters who did this transmission healing:
Spring Forest Qigong Medical Research
O.K. I want to emphasize the implications of this study. This is ground-breaking official proof of something that undermines the very foundation of science -- it challenges something very radical about science -- unless you accept some of the more radical interpretations of quantum mechanics and consciousness. But even then the implications about qi are very radical in regards to science and "rational" reality.
I finished my U of MN masters degree by studying qigong with the above qigong master who was the subject of the above study -- Chunyi Lin.
I've actually written a 600 page book with 670 scholarly footnote references about the radical implications of this paranormal reality -- a book that people can download for free at my blog -- it's a preview version of the book that I'm currently still updating -- but anyway Natural Resonance Revolution if people are curious.
So what was the mainstream science response to this new Mayo Clinic study proving the existence of qi external energy transmission? We can look to skeptic PZ Myers who also is a professor at the University of Minnesota (the Morris campus in a rural town)....I blogged on Myers' reaction to the Mayo clinic study which was mentioned in a local news report on Minnesota: Natural Resonance Revolution: Third Grader as Spring Forest Qigong Healer on the news!! Mayo Clinic Proves PZ Myers wrong about qigong!! Chunyi Lin on the news
Third-Grader Heals Friends with Qigong
O.K. so as I stated in my blog post it does seem impossible to believe that a third grader could also do the qi transmissions for paranormal healing but I noticed in the Spring Forest Qigong newsletter a photo of this same kid sitting in full lotus -- an advanced yoga position. I actually also practice this full lotus yoga position - crossing the legs and putting the ankles up on the opposite legs. I also trained in external qi transmission healing.
O.K. so now for the ancient lineage -- I traced this back to the "original people" -- the Bushmen Khoisan people of Africa. The trance dance healing ritual of the Bushmen has the same experiences and training as the qigong (energy work) yoga training of China. So there has to be a "boiling" heat in the stomach -- called N/om energy by the Bushmen -- or N/um. It's called "jing" in the qigong tradition -- it's what I call "electrochemical energy" -- it's also called Kundalini or Tummo. It shoots up the back and then it turns into electrical energy that is transmitted out of the eyes -- this is called !Kia by the Bushmen. This can be electromagnetic as qi or laser light holographic energy called "shen" in qigong or "shakti" in India, etc.
So the qigong tradition goes back to tens of thousands of years ago -- probably 100,000 years ago!! This lineage blows away the "ancient alien" e.t. disinfo -- the Stargate Conspiracy b.s. that is always promoted on coasttocoastam -- the stargate conspiracy that was exposed by Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince. Here's a recent podcast they did on the Stargate Conspiracy Inception Radio Network With Jamie Havican
Anyway my own research has focused on the commonality to this lineage of paranormal energy training found all over the world -- the common underlying factors. It's what I discovered to be the concept of complementary opposites -- or asymmetry. I contend this is the structural explanation behind the "trickster" phenomenon that Chris O'Brien relies on. I was actually corresponding with George Hansen back around 2000 about his Trickster and the Paranormal book....
Actually non-western music has the secret to this complementary opposite model -- and it's been rediscovered as sonofusion in Western science. So my book goes into that in great detail. But suffice it to say paranormal energy has been proven and if anyone wants to experience it then can just take a class or get a phone transmission from qigong master Chunyi Lin -- he does "group" telephone transmissions through his website. Again unbelievable I know but again consider the Mayo Clinic study and also consider that unless you experience the qigong transmission then it's impossible to conceptualize. It feels like a laser that creates a blissful heat in the body and also creates visions of light.
The John Chang video online is a great example of a qigong master in action.
Ancient Chinese Secret? Yep.
I, myself, am "independent" -- no financial ties to any of this. I have been doing independent research since finishing my masters degree in 2000. I have even tested the qigong training against entheogens or psychedelics, as I describe in my book in detail. I can "flex" my pineal gland at will -- and I have a permanent magnetic bliss in the center of my brain. In other words my research wasn't just intellectual. I permanently transformed my body-mind state but I did this based on getting energy transmissions from qigong master Chunyi Lin.
As Chunyi Lin says the history of qigong in China goes back thousands of years. As I've stated it goes back to the Bushmen Khoisan in Africa. You can listen to an excellent interview with a Western psychology professor who had a kundalini transformation and now focuses on doing healing with the Bushmen Khoisan. What he says is very close to my own research -- and he also used to be a professor in Minnesota.
http://arewelistening.net/podcasts/BradfordKeeney_2010_9_28.mp3
What I'm saying though, in great detail, is that there's a specific process in the energy training -- that anyone can do. The process is explained by non-western music theory using complementary opposites.
The exercises are this:
1) simple -- very simple -- standing active exericises (like Tai Chi but more simple).
2) an exercise called the "small universe" or "microcosmic orbit" (also found similarly in other lineages under other names). You can get a c.d. to practice this -- but it's the 12 notes of the music scale applied to the body and mind for transformation. So you "practice" the scale -- just like in music practice -- you practice the scale over and over but each time you play the scale there is a nonlinear transformation of the body-mind condition.
3) The advanced practice is also the simplest -- sitting in full lotus. The body fills with electromagnetic fields and this creates light healing energy which enables telepathy, telekinesis, astral travel, precognition, and healing transmission energy.
All the best,
drew
Last fall there was a new study done by doctors from one of the top rated hospitals in the world -- the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. The study proved the existence and the efficacy of external qi (paranormal energy) healing transmission. Here's the description from the website of the qigong masters who did this transmission healing:
Spring Forest Qigong Medical Research
O.K. I want to emphasize the implications of this study. This is ground-breaking official proof of something that undermines the very foundation of science -- it challenges something very radical about science -- unless you accept some of the more radical interpretations of quantum mechanics and consciousness. But even then the implications about qi are very radical in regards to science and "rational" reality.
I finished my U of MN masters degree by studying qigong with the above qigong master who was the subject of the above study -- Chunyi Lin.
I've actually written a 600 page book with 670 scholarly footnote references about the radical implications of this paranormal reality -- a book that people can download for free at my blog -- it's a preview version of the book that I'm currently still updating -- but anyway Natural Resonance Revolution if people are curious.
So what was the mainstream science response to this new Mayo Clinic study proving the existence of qi external energy transmission? We can look to skeptic PZ Myers who also is a professor at the University of Minnesota (the Morris campus in a rural town)....I blogged on Myers' reaction to the Mayo clinic study which was mentioned in a local news report on Minnesota: Natural Resonance Revolution: Third Grader as Spring Forest Qigong Healer on the news!! Mayo Clinic Proves PZ Myers wrong about qigong!! Chunyi Lin on the news
Third-Grader Heals Friends with Qigong
O.K. so as I stated in my blog post it does seem impossible to believe that a third grader could also do the qi transmissions for paranormal healing but I noticed in the Spring Forest Qigong newsletter a photo of this same kid sitting in full lotus -- an advanced yoga position. I actually also practice this full lotus yoga position - crossing the legs and putting the ankles up on the opposite legs. I also trained in external qi transmission healing.
O.K. so now for the ancient lineage -- I traced this back to the "original people" -- the Bushmen Khoisan people of Africa. The trance dance healing ritual of the Bushmen has the same experiences and training as the qigong (energy work) yoga training of China. So there has to be a "boiling" heat in the stomach -- called N/om energy by the Bushmen -- or N/um. It's called "jing" in the qigong tradition -- it's what I call "electrochemical energy" -- it's also called Kundalini or Tummo. It shoots up the back and then it turns into electrical energy that is transmitted out of the eyes -- this is called !Kia by the Bushmen. This can be electromagnetic as qi or laser light holographic energy called "shen" in qigong or "shakti" in India, etc.
So the qigong tradition goes back to tens of thousands of years ago -- probably 100,000 years ago!! This lineage blows away the "ancient alien" e.t. disinfo -- the Stargate Conspiracy b.s. that is always promoted on coasttocoastam -- the stargate conspiracy that was exposed by Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince. Here's a recent podcast they did on the Stargate Conspiracy Inception Radio Network With Jamie Havican
Anyway my own research has focused on the commonality to this lineage of paranormal energy training found all over the world -- the common underlying factors. It's what I discovered to be the concept of complementary opposites -- or asymmetry. I contend this is the structural explanation behind the "trickster" phenomenon that Chris O'Brien relies on. I was actually corresponding with George Hansen back around 2000 about his Trickster and the Paranormal book....
Actually non-western music has the secret to this complementary opposite model -- and it's been rediscovered as sonofusion in Western science. So my book goes into that in great detail. But suffice it to say paranormal energy has been proven and if anyone wants to experience it then can just take a class or get a phone transmission from qigong master Chunyi Lin -- he does "group" telephone transmissions through his website. Again unbelievable I know but again consider the Mayo Clinic study and also consider that unless you experience the qigong transmission then it's impossible to conceptualize. It feels like a laser that creates a blissful heat in the body and also creates visions of light.
The John Chang video online is a great example of a qigong master in action.
Ancient Chinese Secret? Yep.
I, myself, am "independent" -- no financial ties to any of this. I have been doing independent research since finishing my masters degree in 2000. I have even tested the qigong training against entheogens or psychedelics, as I describe in my book in detail. I can "flex" my pineal gland at will -- and I have a permanent magnetic bliss in the center of my brain. In other words my research wasn't just intellectual. I permanently transformed my body-mind state but I did this based on getting energy transmissions from qigong master Chunyi Lin.
As Chunyi Lin says the history of qigong in China goes back thousands of years. As I've stated it goes back to the Bushmen Khoisan in Africa. You can listen to an excellent interview with a Western psychology professor who had a kundalini transformation and now focuses on doing healing with the Bushmen Khoisan. What he says is very close to my own research -- and he also used to be a professor in Minnesota.
http://arewelistening.net/podcasts/BradfordKeeney_2010_9_28.mp3
What I'm saying though, in great detail, is that there's a specific process in the energy training -- that anyone can do. The process is explained by non-western music theory using complementary opposites.
The exercises are this:
1) simple -- very simple -- standing active exericises (like Tai Chi but more simple).
2) an exercise called the "small universe" or "microcosmic orbit" (also found similarly in other lineages under other names). You can get a c.d. to practice this -- but it's the 12 notes of the music scale applied to the body and mind for transformation. So you "practice" the scale -- just like in music practice -- you practice the scale over and over but each time you play the scale there is a nonlinear transformation of the body-mind condition.
3) The advanced practice is also the simplest -- sitting in full lotus. The body fills with electromagnetic fields and this creates light healing energy which enables telepathy, telekinesis, astral travel, precognition, and healing transmission energy.
All the best,
drew
