Re: Dr. Phil popped into my head

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This really was some nice accessing -- brilliant, really. I can't test

positive for cancer in his higher bodies because every time I access them I

remove it, if it was there. He'll probably get it back, if he has a

tendency, when I'm not looking.

One thing though: never make suggestions for things we can do -- we're too

busy. Suggest, instead, things that ought to be done that you can do, and

do them yourself; and you can certainly do this.

I'll be happy to talk to Dr. Phil if he wants to get in touch with me, if

he responds to your suggestion that he do so. I already wrote to Dr. Phil,

asking him to get in touch with me, and he was unresponsive, but I think

that the more people who suggest it, the more probability there is.

I wrote to him while ago, and I can't find the note, but I do have the one

that I'm sending to Sylvester Stallone in the next week or so, when Keely

digs out his address from her files -- he's an old friend of Keely's

significant other. So I'm sending you a copy of that note, right here, so

that you can see the kind of thing I've been writing to people. I want you

to contact as many world changing, brilliant and talented people as

possible, because when people in that sphere find out about immunics, the

world will soon follow.

You're welcome to borrow from me if you wish, or just say whatever you want

to them.

Thank you for being so interested and involved in this. I hope a great

many of our colleagues will take up the call, as you have. If you feel

like chatting with me more on the phone about this please feel free to call

-- my number is at the bottom of the letter to The Sly.

-- -- --

Sylvester Stallone

Dear Sly Man,

I hope my note finds you well. If it doesn't, I know some people who would

volunteer to meet with you on the phone and cure it. Your symptoms, if

it's viral, would begin to disappear within minutes. I've over and over

seen people cure the flu who had no idea that they can, within half an

hour. But I didn't write you because I have the notion that you're

sick. I have a notion that you want to help people find out about this,

because we have a Cure Drive on the Web and in 53 weeks the members have

reported over 13,000 cures worldwide.

It has become obvious to us that cure is a human right.

Shouldn't this spread like a brushfire from person to person? Anybody who

learns this -- which takes about 30 minutes -- can instantly turn around

and show a friend how to do it. It feels good, too. You'd think we'd have

13 million cures instead of 13,000, in a year. We're failing to help the

people we should be helping, which is, basically, everybody who doesn't

know they can cure something. Last year 35 million Americans got the

flu. And they could have cured it, themselves, for free, in 15 minutes of

applying a simple skill without anybody's help. Problem is, they needed

somebody's help just to find out they could do that. They needed a friend.

It's been spreading too slowly. You can change that.

What do I want?

To put it simply, I want you to learn how to do this, get a bunch of your

brothers and sisters together -- a few hundred would be nice -- and show

them how to do it one evening or Saturday morning. Anybody who can do

this, and I'll be very surprised if you can't, can immediately turn around

and show a group how. And presumably some of those people will be HIV

positive, and perhaps you'll also be able to round up some people who

struggle with cancer, herpes, cytomegalovirus, fibromyalgia, rosacea, or

any number of other things that I've seen people cure. Or who are on

medication -- what you will show them will make it easier to tolerate and

more completely benefit from any medication.

We'll be happy to meet with you and show you how, if you want to take the

high road; or you can just use the tutorials on the Web, if you

prefer. These " spokespeople " have all cured things. I'd love to do it

with you, and a bunch of them would gladly volunteer. You pick the day,

and you can have your choice of times. Our starting time can be any time

between 10 a.m. and noon, or between 8 and 9:30 p.m., EDT. Give me some

choices of possible times.

I picked you to ask because you always operate act from sheer

genius. We'll all learn a lot from you. There is one thing you said that

I would take issue with, though. When you were on " The Actors Studio " you

talked about how if you're going to go out all out training yourself, do it

when you're young, because when you get old it's almost impossible. I

never trained myself in earnest until my 57th year.

The brothers and sisters you show it to will be able to show

others. Giving a class to your people will take you two hours -- maybe

three. We'd be happy to provide whatever technical support you need for

your class, including outlines and even remaining on a " hot line " during

the class to coach you through the rough spots.

I know that when people in your sphere find out about something that cures

things the world soon also will. And though I don't know precisely how it

will happen, I also don't care precisely how it happens. I know you're a

leader, and anyway, if I'm wrong about you, well, no harm in asking,

right? I'm pleased with the way this has gone so far because I've managed

to get thousands started, and a few volunteering, without jumping on a

bunch of airplanes or staying in hotels. And, truly, this is something

that people really do have to discover and do for themselves, with a little

help from their friends.

Controlling your immune system will make you smile: it feels good -- we go

to the calm clear place that we all seek, yet where we never get to spend

as much time as we'd like to.

Your respectful and admiring friend,

Bayard

Bayard Henry

Bayard@...

813 672-3419

http://www.TheCureDrive.org

http://www.TheCureShow.org

In summary:

We'll show you how to do it on the phone.

Then, you show a group of your friends how.

Cc: Greg Morkovin

813 672-0134

greg@...

At 09:45 AM 6/3/2005 -0700, you wrote:

>Hello,

>

>A few days ago, I had an idea on reaching out to Oprah. I tested that I

>should post the idea, so I posted it in Oprah buddies. When there was no

>activity on the postings, I thought I should drop it. Yesterday, the idea

>hit again, this time stronger and more urgent. I tested that I should

>contact the three of you directly.

>

>In the immunics introduction pages, an analogy is made to a reporter who

>gets a scoop on a story that is incredible. The reporter decides not to

>act on it and then regrets it when the story comes true. When the source

>calls a second time, the reporter jumps on the opportunity.

>

>I am new to immunics, so I lead with my mental body. This was my

>thoughts: what if we could be that source? What if we could test a

>celebrity for a disease that they may not know about yet, give them the

>information and tell them to get to a doctor. When the doctor confirms

>the presence of the disease, come back to the celebrity with the

>information on immunics. Maybe the celebrity (reporter) would be willing

>to jump on the " second scoop " if the first source of information was confirmed.

>

>So, I tested Oprah for the presence of cancer (I know too many people with

>this disease and am a bit preoccupied with it). I got no. Then Dr. Phil

>popped into my head. I tested him for the presence of cancer. I got

>yes. I tested if he knew about it. I tested no.

>

>Now that I know more about immunics, I have a couple of questions. Was

>this an invasion of those celebrities upper bodies by testing them this

>way? I test no, but I have also tested myself for interferences and

>conditions (which I am working on) that may alter my testing. I do not

>trust my results until they prove themselves. This is too urgent to

>wait. Now that we know about Dr. Phil, isn't it imperative that we tell

>him? I test yes. Is it wrong to use immunics in this way? I test no.

>

>If my tests are true, I tested that one of you should be the ones to tell

>Dr. Phil; that you could introduce immunics in a way that wouldn't be all

>messed up. I test that if Dr. Phil is responsive to this, immunics will

>get on the Oprah show.

>

>I'll keep accessing ways to get immunics rolling.

>

>Becky