Healerjack's Blog

Insanity, part 3,458 [cont.]

healerjack — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 13:19:46 +0000

Been away for a week and insanity prevails. Here’s just a small sample:

Ex-prison boss wants to seize your kids- Narey

UK Prime Minister Cameron clearly isn’t attractive enough –Vanity

UK Doctors so sure of their own treatments, they want to ban all others – Manipulation

We’re being fed frankenfoods [GMO’s] by the back door – Death

[Yet] more sex abuse around the globe –Church

Want fluoride in your water? – Lies

Fancy oil in your rain? – Armageddon

Space prohibits, but it all goes on and on. Maybe this will help:

http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=19873

Or maybe not. It all makes for an interesting ride.

Jack Stewart

Liverpool doctor says booze is causing dementia in young people

healerjack — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 09:46:27 +0000

An article in the Liverpool Echo states that young people in Liverpool are developing signs of dementia because they are drinking too much too young. http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-news/local-news/2010/06/17/liverpool-doctor-says-booze-is-causing-dementia-in-young-people-100252-26669052/ Dr Steve Hood, a consultant at Fazakerley Hospital, said he is seeing increasing numbers of patients in their 20s with neurological and mental disorders.

Should this surprise anyone? Stronger and cheaper beer, longer licensing hours, alcopops, shirt advertising, the UK ‘macho’ culture and lying politicians.

I like a drink. Hover around the 20 units mark per week. But it will never be my master. And thank God someone is stating the obvious: “Alcohol is far too cheap and is marketed in a very aggressive way.”

For “marketed in a very agressive way” include all kinds of pills, junk food, fags, sex, trivia, violence, ignorance and lies. And then scratch your head when problems arise and suggest warnings on ‘dangerous’ drugs like fags, which have been proven to stimulate greater addiction. http://www.news.com.au/world/cigarette-pack-warnings-make-stressed-smokers-light-up/story-e6frfl00-1225808706413

It is becoming a bit more obvious. The awakening continues.

Jack Stewart

Leaps of truth

healerjack — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 12:45:02 +0000

All governments lie. If you reject this, then there’s no point in reading further. The banks have lied and do lie, so does BP, politicians and spokespeople for many organisations. Football managers and players lie. The Catholic church has lied over sex abuse.

The counter to all this are the words ‘some’ and ‘some of the time.’ The idea of almost all politicians, heads of big companies, church leaders, doctors, council officials etc. lying continuously is impossible for most of us to contemplate.

But what if most of those referred to here had no idea they were defending the indefensible? What if policies based on lies and deception became the unchallenged norm?

And what if the agenda of those running the planet was so horrific, to consider it was infinitely worse than accepting the cashless, surveillance, restricted, controlled, manipulated, micro-chipped, over-taxed and corrupted society we have today?

Just suppose the motives for war were worse than profit and power, but had something to do with genocide? After all there have been no examples in history have there? The Armenian, Jewish, Rwandan and Cambodian atrocities never happened did they?

And who is it who tells us the world is over-populated? I wonder how many people in Alaska, Scotland, Mongolia, the Sahara, Canada, Greenland and Australia would agree?

Those of us who like to think we have sound moral values could never imagine a world run by tyrants could we? And yes, what could the tyrant’s agenda be?

Jack Stewart

More Spiritual Care Needed

healerjack — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 15:40:10 +0000

The Royal College of Nursing surveyed over 4,000 nurses in the UK on whether they thought they were always able to meet the spiritual needs of patients. Only 5% thought they could. 80% of nurses wanted spiritual care to become a core subject within nursing and to be taught in nurse education. 90% of nurses felt that spiritual care led to a comprehensive improvement in the quality of nursing care.

94% of nurses also believe that spirituality was nothing to do with going to a place of worship.

Fabulous! How the world is changing. And you don’t get spiritual care out of a bottle, or from a needle. Nor can Big Pharma patent it, though they will probably try. The full article is here – http://www.healthypages.co.uk/newsitem.php?news=6279

Jack Stewart

Choose Love

healerjack — Mon, 24 May 2010 12:19:11 +0000

Which do you prefer, love or fear? Watch this wonderful video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wPhiS_7hyM

Puppets and Puppeteers

healerjack — Mon, 10 May 2010 13:16:15 +0000

So the Liberal ’leadership’ is deciding how far they can sell out their membership without a serious reaction. Ditto Labour. What a wonderful scenario. And while the puppet show goes on, much to the almost obscene and out of all proportion media interest, one family owns half the world and controls it. Click here Rothschilds.

Jack Stewart

Death is Incurable

healerjack — Fri, 07 May 2010 08:23:15 +0000

A new report by a group of scientists has proved that death is incurable. There is no way of stopping your gradual [sometimes rapid] decline from being healthy to complete collapse and death.

Forget the fact that our consumption of environmental toxins has gone off the scale, that our minds are being fed fear daily, our brains are being scrambled by mobile phones and electromagnetic radiation. No, these don’t count at all.

And forget also the benefits of exercise, consumption of organic food, having supportive family and friends, a positive outlook and alternative and complementary therapies. Waste of time.

Death is incurable. Give up now, go out and regret voting, do the okey-cokey and turn around.

Trust your leaders, tug your forelock and check out now before the rush. Your neighbour might get a better plot in the grave yard. For more insanity, check this out http://www.naturalnews.com/028741_Alzheimers_disease_prevention.html.

Fabulous!

Jack Stewart

Change That’s Inevitable

healerjack — Wed, 05 May 2010 10:01:15 +0000

Many followers of the appalling Hollie Greig case [see below] have been writing to their MP’s and prospective MP’s about their position in relation to this scandal. We have an interesting case here in Warrington, as Robert Green lives just down the road.

Jo Crotty [Liberal Democrat], and the UKIP and Green Party candidates haven’t bothered to reply to my e-mail. Only Nick Bent [Labour] and David Mowat [Conservative] have.

The Hollie Greig case won’t go away. Nor will corruption in public office, Catholic [and now the scouts in the USA] sex abuse, bank greed and corporate arrogance. It is all being scrutinised, and more people are seeing though media lies and distortion every day.

Sooner or later, all public fugues will have to decide what matters most, their conscience or their position. Morality or expenses, right or wrong. And ’balance’, ‘ listening to both sides’ just won’t do. There is none. We live in a society where the case for war in Iraq got 97% media coverage, the case against? You do the maths.

The sun is hiding behind the clouds.

Vote Landless Peasant!

Jack Stewart

Truth and the Light

healerjack — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 06:57:09 +0000

We all know that most things in life are subjective, and that there a few universal truths. These truths resonate instantly, need no justification. They are not beliefs, they are a knowing. And yet beware those who tell you only their truth is the truth.

Einstein, one of our greatest spiritual teachers, once asked ‘Is the universe a friendly place?’ If it isn’t, pass me the bucket for the cure, the pill and five litres of diet soda.

How does the light manifest? through our feelings, and when we are silent? As a friendly face, a ‘bolt from the blue,’ an unexpected opportunity. The light [to me] is exactly that. When it shines in the darkest corner of abuse, corruption, hate and deception. As it is doing now. Here’s but one example http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=18874. Some friends have told me the next ‘institutions’ are councils.

Where would we be without the light? God only knows.

Jack Stewart

Who are you today?

healerjack — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 06:54:41 +0000

It could be said that we are a collection of our beliefs. Our response to ourselves, to others and the world in general is always underpinned by what we believe; of course, they are mostly subconscious.

At worst, we can descend into a pit of conditioned responses, like Pavlov’s dogs. This state is the goal of those who would manipulate us, because it becomes cheap and easy for them. None of us are swayed by images and words about sex, power, revenge, glory, war, fame, masculinity, femininity, ‘winning’ and ‘losing’ are we?

If all we are is a rag-bag of conditioned responses, there’s not much hope for the world is there?

We are more than all this. Take time out to go inside and get in touch with who you really are. The more you realise you are limited only by your imagination and by your conditioning; by the voice inside that reminds you to stay small, you a step way from becoming the magnificent person you were meant to be.

What is the greatest motivation of all? To serve that which is bigger than ourselves. and what is bigger than ourselves? The whole of humanity. And what do we have within us? God, and what is greater than God?

To serve others is to serve God, to serve God is to serve ourselves.

Who are you today?

Jack Stewart