Re: Re: 'subtle energy fields'

[Guest guest]

If you had your thinking cap on, Dennis, you would know that " earthing " is

the inverse of " Mooning " .

Sheesh!

Don't you guys read???

(Dr. Abrahamson, D.C.)

Chiropractic physician

Lake Oswego Chiropractic Clinic

315 Second Street

Lake Oswego, OR 97034

http://www.lakeoswegochiro.com

503-635-6246

On 11/15/04 3:33 PM, " goldrb6 " <drdennis@...> wrote:

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> For those that had the good fortune to see Jeff Spencer, DC (lance

> armstrong's chiro) and Quantum Physicist Jim Oschman, PhD at the

> Erchonia seminar...I have a QUESTION: I asked Jeff, no less than 3

> times what " earthing " is and he blew me off no less than 3 times.

> This a technique he uses with the TOUR members. Anyone that knows

> him can you explain " earthing " ?

>

> Dennis Nowack, DC

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>>>>> - but have taken dozens of kicks to the testes,

>>>>> kicks to the ribs etc - and still am somewhat surprised at the

> lack of

>>>>> pain and injury with in this " Ki " state. There was no trick

> involved.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Maybe you could teach insurance billing seminars!

>>>> You could save a lot of people a lot of pain!

>>>>

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[Guest guest]

Dennis,

I was there too and he didn't talk much about that. In Lance's

book I think he refers to it. If I'm not mistaken, he actually grounds the

riders with a wire from their body to the earth while they sleep. No I'm not

kidding.

Matt Terreri, DC

Re: 'subtle energy fields'

>

>

> For those that had the good fortune to see Jeff Spencer, DC (lance

> armstrong's chiro) and Quantum Physicist Jim Oschman, PhD at the

> Erchonia seminar...I have a QUESTION: I asked Jeff, no less than 3

> times what " earthing " is and he blew me off no less than 3 times.

> This a technique he uses with the TOUR members. Anyone that knows

> him can you explain " earthing " ?

>

> Dennis Nowack, DC

>

>

>

>> > >>>:

>> > >>- but have taken dozens of kicks to the testes,

>> > >>kicks to the ribs etc - and still am somewhat surprised at the

> lack of

>> > >>pain and injury with in this " Ki " state. There was no trick

> involved.

>> > >>

>> > >

>> > >Maybe you could teach insurance billing seminars!

>> > >You could save a lot of people a lot of pain!

>> > >

>> > >

>

>

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>

>

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/15/2004 9:44:56 PM US Mountain Standard Time, mattydread@... writes:

Dennis,

I was there too and he didn't talk much about that. In Lance's

book I think he refers to it. If I'm not mistaken, he actually grounds the

riders with a wire from their body to the earth while they sleep. No I'm not

kidding.

Matt Terreri, DC

In 1991 I knew of a Chiropractor in California that along with an adjustment had patients lay on a table for awhile holding a wire that extended up into the cieling to draw in some sort of force from outerspace. Again - who knows maybe there is some unknown gamma rays or something that actually benefitted or at least affected the patients from doing this BUT... in a clinical practice (not research), and in a professional practice in which we are taking money for providing health care, I think it is in everyone's best interest that we provide services that can be substantiated to some degree. Sure lets be open minded, but lets also avoid what could turn out to be nothing but a scam and charlatanism.

People who work in certain air craft componant manufacturing and computer manufacturing have to wear these little wire bracelets that discharge subtle electrical energy into the ground, otherwise they can damage the super sensitive conductive networks in the computer circuitry. All the circuitry of the smart bombs and other highly computerized equipment is tested, but it can damage the circuitry enough that it passes the test but after X number of months in the field will no longer function properly - so the people working on them have to wear these special wires that discharge static electricity into the ground. On my last father/son campout I had several computer experts that work with the US Airforce explain this to me. However they did not mention, nor have I seen anything to suggest static electricity is in any way harmful to the human organism other than the occassional shock a person might feel after walking cross the carpet in their stocking feet.

Anglen

[Guest guest]

The Killamook (yeah that's right, Killamook) natives were very astute

observers of nature. They saw that when an animal was out of sorts, it would

roll around on the ground, then jump up - full of energy - and act like a

yearling again. They followed the animals lead and came up with the concept

of " earthing " . Earthing is a way of grounding energy, relieving stress and

humbling oneself

all at the same time. Most people seem to have an aversion to acting like

animals, though, unless the situation involves business or sex, so I'm not

surprised it hasn't caught on outside of backwater hickster environs where

we pay attention to what the original occupants of this country had to say.

My Killamook dialect is a bit rusty, but the gist of their instruction for

earthing is this - " Grk wha yut cgk sskssk, huk tah pfft sah hrgh " . A very

rough translation is - If your energy's low and you're feeling like crud,

pull down your loincloth and slide in the mud.

Rod , DC

Re: Re: 'subtle energy fields'

>

> If you had your thinking cap on, Dennis, you would know that " earthing "

is

> the inverse of " Mooning " .

> Sheesh!

> Don't you guys read???

>

>

> (Dr. Abrahamson, D.C.)

> Chiropractic physician

> Lake Oswego Chiropractic Clinic

> 315 Second Street

> Lake Oswego, OR 97034

> http://www.lakeoswegochiro.com

> 503-635-6246

>

> On 11/15/04 3:33 PM, " goldrb6 " <drdennis@...> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > For those that had the good fortune to see Jeff Spencer, DC (lance

> > armstrong's chiro) and Quantum Physicist Jim Oschman, PhD at the

> > Erchonia seminar...I have a QUESTION: I asked Jeff, no less than 3

> > times what " earthing " is and he blew me off no less than 3 times.

> > This a technique he uses with the TOUR members. Anyone that knows

> > him can you explain " earthing " ?

> >

> > Dennis Nowack, DC

> >

> >

> > communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on listserve members

will

> > be tolerated.

> > 2. Always sign your e-mails with your first and last name.

> > 3. The listserve is not secure; your e-mail could end up anywhere.

However, it

> > is against the rules of the listserve to copy, print, forward, or

otherwise

> > distribute correspondence written by another member without his or her

> > consent, unless all personal identifiers have been removed.

> >