Guest guest Posted March 27, 2003 Report Share Posted March 27, 2003 From Mission Control (E.T. 101). Reality Reality is a difficult word to define because there really isn't any such thing. What we mean by that is that there is no single reality, here or anywhere else. There are as many different realities on this planet as there are people alive to create them all. And what passes for global reality is merely a group consensus on a few minor points. From there on out, it's every man or woman for him or herself. The reality that you live is nothing more than an audiovisual demonstration of where your attention is. The universe presumes your attention is on what you want and graciously provides you with more of the same. If this dynamic were understood, you would never do anything so foolish as declare a war on drugs -- unless, of course, your objective were to create more of them. There is no better way to increase drug traffic than to have everyone's attention focused on it. The same principle applies to increasing everything you think you oppose, and it is also the reason a war cannot be won. If you were serious about stopping drugs, the best course would be to stop being fascinated with them via your perceived opposition. Become fascinated with freedom instead, and your addictions will disappear naturally to satisfy your new preoccupation. Because you have yet to understand your power of creation and who you really are, you perpetually put your attention on denial instead of affirmation. This results in the universe serving up an extra helping of what you thought you didn't want. Although a number of you practice the art of affirmation as a tool for changing your realities, you can affirm until you are blue in the face and they may fail. Unless your attention and your identity have also been altered to accomodate what you affirm, the universe has no option but to fulfill your real, though hidden, attention's desires. Until you understand the role that your attention and sense of identity play in your creation, your affirmation track record will remain a perplexing hit-and-miss affair. It is time to use your powers wisely and create realities that are worthy of who you are. You can do this by changing what you communicate to be real to the universe through your focus, and the identity you project by way of that identity's behavior. If you do not make this fundamental shift, you will continue to transmit the same old tired requests to a universe that will dispassionately and lovingly respond with the same old tired and often toxic answers. -- The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Sumeria A collection of resources for exploring alternative ideas in health, science, and spirituality http://www.sumeria.net/ neil@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2011 Report Share Posted April 24, 2011 amyyour not flirting with his life - with the exception of morphine the other drugs you listed would be fine with ldn because they are not narcoticsand i can't think of anything life saving about morphine On Apr 24, 2011, at 4:15 PM, Amy Paliwoda wrote:If I need a pain med in the late afternoon (norco) it works fine. I think the ldn clears by noon for me. Just personal experience.On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 10:32 AM, go_greenie09 <go_greenie09@...> wrote: Truly, 4.5 mg LDN nightly should be out of the system fairly quickly once in the hospital and no longer taking it. My husband began to respond very well to morphine around 2 p.m. after taking LDN at 10:00 p.m. the night before. While in hospital, he took no LDN and responded to morphine normally.Now, that said...If the doctors decided NOT to give someone on LDN any pain medications -- out of plain ignorance that the meds wouldn't work because of the LDN -- that could be the reason the person had to experience a lot of pain!~ d>>come now I have just got off a site where the lady had to go through greatpain with a stroke,(she was taking LDN) I guess because they couldn't stop thepain, because of LDN in her system there must be a way of letting people know orother drugs to be issued by a medi alert braclet or similar this is an importantissue i can't understand why you are blocking this as it is deceitful I thinkMy husband is on this drug and yes I think it is great if it does work but Ireally don't like flirting with his life-- Amy Paliwoda213.249.5861amypaliwoda.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2011 Report Share Posted April 24, 2011 right, anything but opiates. but if you need anaesthesia (many opiate based) or opiate pain meds (for example, tramadol is very hard on the kidneys, so if you have kidney problems opiates are a better option) it's good to know that the ldn clears from your system pretty quickly in such a small dosage. This is confirmed by my doctor. My understanding is that if you take an opiate with ldn, the opiate won't connect to receptors (which are temporarily blocked) and will pass through your system. Am I incorrect in saying that? On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 1:41 PM, Cyndi Lenz <clenz@...> wrote: amyyour not flirting with his life - with the exception of morphine the other drugs you listed would be fine with ldn because they are not narcoticsand i can't think of anything life saving about morphine On Apr 24, 2011, at 4:15 PM, Amy Paliwoda wrote: If I need a pain med in the late afternoon (norco) it works fine. I think the ldn clears by noon for me. Just personal experience. On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 10:32 AM, go_greenie09 <go_greenie09@...> wrote: Truly, 4.5 mg LDN nightly should be out of the system fairly quickly once in the hospital and no longer taking it. My husband began to respond very well to morphine around 2 p.m. after taking LDN at 10:00 p.m. the night before. While in hospital, he took no LDN and responded to morphine normally. Now, that said...If the doctors decided NOT to give someone on LDN any pain medications -- out of plain ignorance that the meds wouldn't work because of the LDN -- that could be the reason the person had to experience a lot of pain! ~ d>>come now I have just got off a site where the lady had to go through greatpain with a stroke,(she was taking LDN) I guess because they couldn't stop the pain, because of LDN in her system there must be a way of letting people know orother drugs to be issued by a medi alert braclet or similar this is an important issue i can't understand why you are blocking this as it is deceitful I thinkMy husband is on this drug and yes I think it is great if it does work but I really don't like flirting with his life -- Amy Paliwoda 213.249.5861amypaliwoda.com -- Amy Paliwoda213.249.5861amypaliwoda.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2011 Report Share Posted April 25, 2011 i have taken tramadol for pain and its worked great- i just recently had surgery and i didn't take my ldn the night before and i took narcotics for three days and they worked fine.cyndiOn Apr 24, 2011, at 5:20 PM, Amy Paliwoda wrote:right, anything but opiates. but if you need anaesthesia (many opiate based) or opiate pain meds (for example, tramadol is very hard on the kidneys, so if you have kidney problems opiates are a better option) it's good to know that the ldn clears from your system pretty quickly in such a small dosage. This is confirmed by my doctor. My understanding is that if you take an opiate with ldn, the opiate won't connect to receptors (which are temporarily blocked) and will pass through your system. Am I incorrect in saying that?On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 1:41 PM, Cyndi Lenz <clenz@...> wrote:amyyour not flirting with his life - with the exception of morphine the other drugs you listed would be fine with ldn because they are not narcoticsand i can't think of anything life saving about morphine On Apr 24, 2011, at 4:15 PM, Amy Paliwoda wrote:If I need a pain med in the late afternoon (norco) it works fine. I think the ldn clears by noon for me. Just personal experience.On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 10:32 AM, go_greenie09 <go_greenie09@...> wrote: Truly, 4.5 mg LDN nightly should be out of the system fairly quickly once in the hospital and no longer taking it. My husband began to respond very well to morphine around 2 p.m. after taking LDN at 10:00 p.m. the night before. While in hospital, he took no LDN and responded to morphine normally.Now, that said...If the doctors decided NOT to give someone on LDN any pain medications -- out of plain ignorance that the meds wouldn't work because of the LDN -- that could be the reason the person had to experience a lot of pain!~ d>>come now I have just got off a site where the lady had to go through greatpain with a stroke,(she was taking LDN) I guess because they couldn't stop thepain, because of LDN in her system there must be a way of letting people know orother drugs to be issued by a medi alert braclet or similar this is an importantissue i can't understand why you are blocking this as it is deceitful I thinkMy husband is on this drug and yes I think it is great if it does work but Ireally don't like flirting with his life-- Amy Paliwoda213.249.5861amypaliwoda.com-- Amy Paliwoda213.249.5861amypaliwoda.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2011 Report Share Posted April 25, 2011 Hello..... I put in an article last week showing that LDN helps boost the power of opiates etc. I know this from personal experience as well... Naltrexone taken full strength stops opiates from working. In small doses if actually boosts the performance of many drugs.. I personally use codiene with LDN, and it works well for my migraine type headaches.... I personally see no reason to worry about a heart attack in relation to LDN.. If I was on LDN at the time of one, I would not actually say I was taking it, due to doctors ignorance.. Regards Ingrid/aus (my 2 cents worth) ........................................ If I need a pain med in the late afternoon (norco) it works fine. I think > the ldn clears by noon for me. Just personal experience. > > well to morphine around 2 p.m. after taking LDN at 10:00 p.m. the night > > before. While in hospital, he took no LDN and responded to morphine normally. > > If the doctors decided NOT to give someone on LDN any pain medications --out of plain ignorance that the meds wouldn't work because of the LDN --that could be the reason the person had to experience a lot of pain! > > >>come now I have just got off a site where the lady had to go through great pain with a stroke,(she was taking LDN) I guess because they couldn't stop the pain, because of LDN in her system there must be a way of letting people know or other drugs to be issued by a medi alert braclet or similar this is an important issue i can't understand why you are blocking this as it is deceitful I think ..My husband is on this drug and yes I think it is great if it does work but I really don't like flirting with his life Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2011 Report Share Posted April 25, 2011 Ingrid, I didn't see the article you mention, but there have been quite a few documented experiences of people on LDN who failed to get pain relief from opiates because of the blocking effect of the naltrexone, so I don't think this is true as a general rule. Another thing I've seen documented here is people who have an opiate habit for medical reasons, who try to take LDN without first weaning off the opiates. They have been thrown into sudden complete cold turkey withdrawal and have suffered terribly. -- >Hello..... >I put in an article last week showing that LDN helps boost the power of >opiates etc. I know this from personal experience as well... > > Naltrexone taken full strength stops opiates from working. In small > doses if actually boosts the performance of many drugs.. >I personally use codiene with LDN, and it works well for my migraine type >headaches.... > >I personally see no reason to worry about a heart attack in relation to >LDN.. If I was on LDN at the time of one, I would not actually say I was >taking it, due to doctors ignorance.. >Regards Ingrid/aus (my 2 cents worth) >....................................... > >If I need a pain med in the late afternoon (norco) it works fine. I think > > the ldn clears by noon for me. Just personal experience. > > > > well to morphine around 2 p.m. after taking LDN at 10:00 p.m. the night > > > before. While in hospital, he took no LDN and responded to morphine > normally. > > > > If the doctors decided NOT to give someone on LDN any pain > medications --out of plain ignorance that the meds wouldn't work because > of the LDN --that could be the reason the person had to experience a lot > of pain! > > > >>come now I have just got off a site where the lady had to go > through great pain with a stroke,(she was taking LDN) I guess because > they couldn't stop the pain, because of LDN in her system there must be a > way of letting people know or other drugs to be issued by a medi alert > braclet or similar this is an important issue i can't understand why you > are blocking this as it is deceitful I think .My husband is on this drug > and yes I think it is great if it does work but I really don't like > flirting with his life > > > > > >------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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