Something like seven years ago when I started to seriously study the December 21, 2012 possibilities, I was struck by the number of resources and research that was done by Russian scientists.
Russian advances in science aren’t limited just to the Mayan calendar date.
Let me share with you three findings by three Russian scientists in the biophysics realm that could have important findings for you in your daily emotional and physical life.
S. V. Budakovski, a theoretical nuclear scientist placed a holographic image of a healthy raspberry on to a deformed raspberry via red laser and the deformed berry became healthy. Interesting, but even more interesting was the study done by A. B. Burlakov who did two experiments with fish eggs. In scenario #1 a more mature fish egg was placed close to a very young fish egg (in a hermetically sealed fashion but allowing light transference between the two) and the older sucked the life out of the less mature.
However, if two eggs were very close to one another in life span, the younger would draw life from the older until they were on equal ground.
What do those two studies tell you about who you friends with today? Anything?
Finally the third Russian scientists Dr. Alex Kaivarainen discovered that when both insects (same species) and bacteria that were sick or weak and placed in a community of healthy insects and bacteria, they became well. Surely you remember what this message is!
Birds of a feather flock together.
Do you think it’s about time to make some changes in your “running buds”? Your very health and well being is pedicated on who you have chosen as your friends.
That is an interesting study, but I don’t agree you need to change buds or friends, family, based on this, and no my health and well being isn’t pedicated on who I am friends with, and who I hang out with. I agree only if they are abusive. When you really chose to look at everyone and I mean everyone and realize we are one, would you leave yourself or be compassionate and try to help them. We are here to help the sick and the weak, and that is to remember who we are as Spiritual Beings. As for insects, well they know how to help each other. I watched a cat with a bird in its mouth walking next door on the other side of our fence. I heard the horrible sound of a bird screaming. I couldn’t get the cat to drop the bird, but, then a flock of birds started dive bombing the cat, and he dropped the dying bird, and by then I had found some water to throw at the cat, who took off, and left the bird to die. The others birds were talking to each other until the bird died.
It’s interesting how we caution our children about so-called friends they run with, knowing their health and even their life could be at stake: however, we as adults don’t swallow the same pill.
Ernie, great post I’ve been looking forward to since Fri. eve when you mentioned this one coming.
Wendy maybe the other birds were talking to the injured one. My grandmother once told me a story when her cat caught a fledgling and was attacked by the squawking parents who later returned to sit with the baby for several hours but only after grandmother picked up her frightened cat & withdrew to watch. Eventually the parents coaxed their baby back up into the air.
I see similarities with relationships. Thirty years ago I had a friend who monopolized my time and energy with many daily calls often wanting favors, sometimes with tears. Eventually we all learned her “style” & some had hostile confrontations on both sides with her. Some got defensiveness & arguments. I knew she was very wounded & emotionally needy so I continued to be kind but with increasing distance for several months & guarded control. I responded to fewer of her calls & messages or to run her errand if she called another to have them TELL ME TO DO SOMETHING. I quit calling to even say no.
Eventually I asked an elder what to do thinking I was not being a good servant to a dear woman. He told us she was not ready for help yet and was doing the same to several he was “watching over”. With relief and sadness I forced the death of a relationship. I reset my boundaries to end the abuse. Thanks Ern & Wen. Im learning from you both. We learn from experience and so often it is the hard way, but we do learn.
J. Jay- We are called to love EVERYONE but you can only GIVE YOURSELF to a few and that’s where the hard decisions come. When we stretch ourselves thin (in relationships) we eventually have little to give, especially when we’re constantly DRAINED by a few who want ATTENTION more than HELP.
Ernie, you are right in how we caution our children. That is what is done until they are older. Sometimes people have to say no to others because they can’t meet their need. It is our responsibility to convey this message to them. It is not our responsibility to pay their way or do whatever they want. Some people do have a knack on how to take, take, take without giving anything, and make you feel guilty if you don’t help them. They abuse Christianity, and try to make you feel guilty if they don’t get what they want. It’s the oh woah is me syndrome. I want to convey the message that it’s our responsibility to help them with Spiritual Truths. They can accept it or reject it, and move on. That is helping them more than we think. It’s a mindset we need to take on. We love them, make sure they have food if they are hungry, and a place where it is safe, or lead them there. I think they get the idea eventually that you are not going to financially help, or be at their beck and call so to speak, and they move on. J. Jay you did what you could at the time, and I have also felt the same as you did. It is hard to turn away from someone or something because we don’t know what to say or how to handle it as Christians. It is great to learn and hear what others have to say about situations like this. Thanks.