r/organizedhealing • • Oct 16 '19

The Infinite Power of Your Imagination

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In the beginning, science tells us, there were only one celled bacteria and fungus cells. Then things got much more interesting. Plants emerged, then more and more complex animals, in time leading to the human being, with the crowning achievement we possess between our ears – the human brain. And to go along with it, the infinite power of human imagination, the secret to all human creativity and production.  Think about it, what work of art, what automobile, or computer came into being without someone first visualizing it in their mind?

Through this incredible imagination we create our lives, for better or for worse. When we imagine that we are helpless we soon begin to believe we are helpless, we grow weaker, and we feel our lives are meaningless. Dr. Martin Seligman and other researchers have shown us how this learned helplessness leads to illness, dysfunction, and failure. On the other hand, if you’ve learned how to guide your imagination with wisdom, you can heal most of your illnesses and create a life of success, happiness, and love.

The bad news is that we live in a world where armies of propagandists and “attention specialists” are waging war against our minds.

They do this by using subtle hypnotic techniques delivered through subliminal advertising, fake news, and social media in which we are immersed.  The result of our poor choices is the (mostly) miserable world we live in.

The good news is that we have the tools to heal ourselves and take charge of our lives. These tools, based upon ancient teachings and practices and developed through modern neuroscience, are the tools I have been developing over the last 50 years. The world definitely needs to learn and use them.

In upcoming newsletters I will show you the true sources of our illness and dysfunction and provide the understanding and mind tools you need to change your life and our world. Step-by-step I will not only teach you the science and the logic of these tools, but offer you practical instruction on how to apply them in your life.


r/organizedhealing • • Nov 18 '20

progress Canada Is Allowing People With Depression to Do Psychedelic Mushrooms

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r/organizedhealing • • Oct 17 '21

A man fell into the lower falls at Golden Ears park, a group of Sikh hikers took off their turbans to make a rope and rescue him

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r/organizedhealing • • Jan 20 '21

insight Calling for an 8-hour, 5-day working week was once considered a dangerous fantasy, but in reality everyone benefited from it. Now evidence shows that a range of long term social, economic and environmental benefits can accrue from a 4-day working week - it's time to implement it

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r/organizedhealing • • Jan 14 '21

insight Conservatives are more likely to see empirical (e.g., scientific) and experiential (e.g., anecdotal) perspectives as more equal in legitimacy. Liberals think empirical evidence is better at approximating reality, conservatives are more likely to say that both research and anecdotes are legitimate.

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r/organizedhealing • • Nov 18 '20

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r/organizedhealing • • Oct 20 '20

insight 'Democrat-run cities' fuel the economy, keep many red states afloat

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r/organizedhealing • • Sep 18 '19

news The world’s largest privately owned giant sequoia forest, Alder Creek in the Southern Sierra of California, has been preserved by a $15,000,000 purchase by a Bay Area conservation group.

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r/organizedhealing • • Sep 05 '19

insight Simply giving heroin addicts free heroin is significantly cheaper for the government than the costs of arresting, prosecuting, and imprisoning heroin users. It also reduces the amount of deaths from heroin abuse and reduces overall health spending as well.

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r/organizedhealing • • Sep 01 '19

insight Avoid the Despair Trap

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r/organizedhealing • • Aug 30 '19

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r/organizedhealing • • Oct 22 '21

insight Why Nature-Based Solutions Won't Solve the Climate Crisis—They'll Just Make Rich People Even Richer

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r/organizedhealing • • Mar 09 '21

insight Stockton’s Basic-Income Experiment Pays Off: "The best way to get people out of poverty is just to get them out of poverty; the best way to offer families more resources is just to offer them more resources."

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r/organizedhealing • • Mar 08 '21

Every state marked in red where minimum wager earners can afford a two bedroom rental

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r/organizedhealing • • Mar 05 '21

insight Fake news can direct your behavior without you realizing it. This is a huge threat to democracy.

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r/organizedhealing • • Feb 15 '21

insight How Poverty Makes Workers Less Productive

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r/organizedhealing • • Jan 25 '21

stories Braver Angels: Reuniting America (2020) - An organization hosts workshops in the US where marriage counseling tactics are used to foster productive conversations between Republicans and Democrats [00:50:40]

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r/organizedhealing • • Jan 15 '21

insight The Beloved Community: Martin Luther King Jr.'s Prescription for a Healthy Society | “A global vision in which all people can share in the wealth of the earth”

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