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Chapter 4:
Introduction To
The Unifying Principles
 editopia, the title of this book, is intended
to convey a very specific meaning. On the one hand
you could look at the word etymologically. Meditopia comes
from the Latin "meder" (to heal) and the Greek
"topos" (a place). One loose translation
might be "a place of healing." My use of the term,
however, is not intended to convey geographic location. Meditopia
is about a state of mind that brings
about healing and optimal physiological function --
indeed, optimal "human" functioning -- body, mind,
and spirit.Meditopia
is about conditions of mind in the person
who seeks treatment, and in the healer who is capable
of providing relief. It has objective and subjective
components; it can be known through the understanding
of certain "unifying priniciples," a largely intellectual
pursuit, but its more powerful nuances can only be
accessed through an expansion in consciousness.
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In fact, from a higher level of consciousness the
"unifying principles" of Meditopia become self-evident.
Nonetheless, growth can be obtained by working the
process in reverse: if you strive to understand
the "Principles," you will, in time, grow in
the state of consciousness that correlates to them.These
"unifying principles" are universal natural laws, really,
that are greatly at variance with the prevailing paradigms
that are the very foundation of modern medicine.I decided
to write this book because I was unable
to find anyone who had sutured together these principles
in a cohesive, coherent way so that people could understand
the "Source of Cures" and make use of it. Some mental
effort will have to be applied to understand these
principles, but once understood, you will never view
your health, or any system of "health care," in the
same way again. My inclusion of autobiographical material
has served to get the reader to the point where these
principles had some situational context as it relates
to the author. If you understand the principles,
it matters to me not one whit what position you might
take as to me, personally -- my life, my work, or my
opinions. Ultimately, they are irrelevant.The
Unifying Principles have a life, a power, and
a force of their own. The focus should be on that. unning
Alpha Omega Labs for twelve years taught
me that if you understood these principles and
found ways of employing them in your work, you would
open yourself to a world of healing possibilities
that bordered on the divine -- a mystical, magical
force that is at the very basis of Life itself.I
focussed on the Nine Causes in Chapter One
to set the tone on how askew we are in Western
Society from employing these Principles. I wanted
you to hunger to uncover these secrets I have
discovered, and so I laid out for you the enormous
cognitive dissonance that the study of
escharotics' suppression elicits.If
you want to know the Truth, intellectually,
you will find it only in your realization of
these Unifying Principles.In
the subsequent chapters of this section
(Book II), I have divided the Unifying Principles
into five chapters, devoting one chapter to
each principle:
With
this powerful knowledge in hand, you will
be able to gather to yourself all the other tools
you will need, either as a practitioner or as a lay
person wanting to know what treatments are best
for you.Having internalized these Priniciples, you
will have opened the door of Knowledge. Once opened,
it can never be closed again.You
will be one step closer to escaping the
cycle of victimhood that is an endemic part of
the orthodox medical establishment.
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An example of cutting
edge work now coming out on the relationship between
health and consciousness is Targ's Limitless Mind (2004).
Targ co-founded Stanford Research Institute in 1972, which
was instrumental in developing remote viewing protocols,
sufficiently advanced that the Central Intelligence Agency
(CIA) used them for military intelligence purposes -- uses
that continue to this day. (There are several other works
that better encapsulate that early era of applied
paranormal development.)
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Targ has moved on
to a higher calling since working with the CIA. Today
he devotes his time to research and leading workshops
on remote viewing and distant healing -- clearly
endosomatic in nature (though Targ never uses that
terminology and may well be unfamiliar with
the paradigm).Two chapters in
particular as they relate to new systems of healing
that will transform us away from the old exosomatic
model: Chapter Five (Intuitive Medical Diagnosis --
Things To Do Before the Doctor Arrives), and
Chapter Six (Distant Healing: It is My Mind over
Your Matter).A highly recommended read. |
