Re: BP (Don)

[Guest guest]

Today is 108/77 so even better. However I am still dizzy at times

and my memory is floating a little bit outside of my head (smile.)

My back has been very tight. I had a massage about a month ago and

the therapist said I needed someone who could work on my back for

about two hours because it took her almost an hour just to get my

upper back skin to move. That could be the problem as well. I have

an hour back massage scheduled for this friday and I'll go from

there. In response to the Cayenne tincture, I'm accustomed now to

eating hot foods and swallowed it before it hit me. I was very warm

for about 30 minutes. And felt pretty silly too.(smile)

>

> > Well the BP seems to be dropping.... dropperful of very strong

Cayenne Tincture under the tongue...I would

> > suggest that no one else try this ha-ha.

[Guest guest]

Hi Don,

There were a lot of warning signs about dangerous bugs etc. but I

didn't see a one and didn't get any bites. I did see a squished

scorpion at Biosphere 2. The sun was wonderful and the people were

wonderful and the driving was super easy. I flew into Phoenix and

spent some days talking to the inhabitants, checking out teaching

studios, and traveling to a couple of suburb areas to determine what

area would be best for me to relocate to financially. Everyone was

very helpful and seemed happy to speak with me about their

experiences. I then drove up to Sedona for a day. Met with a man

who had graduated from the Edgar Cayce Institute and received healing

work through him (my massage instructor was a retired swedish woman

who had served in the coast guard and studied Edgar Cayces healing

practices - so I am familiar with his work.) I had a very unusual

encounter with a big black bird (I believe a raven), up at the little

airport in Sedona, who was sitting in a tree and gobbling like a

turkey. I took pictures of him but for some weird reason he isn't in

any of the pictures. Then I drove down to Tucson to see that area

for a day. Although everything was beautiful and the people were so

wonderful and sunshine was everywhere, something inside me said

Arizona wasn't the place for me at this time in my life.

I recently visited the southeast coast of the States and I'm feeling

drawn to that area. Currently I am looking at Virginia Beach and on

down the coast. I have known for many years that the place I am in

is not right for me. I need sunshine and warmth..even when I was a

child the doctors were always telling my parents to take me to a

warmer climate. Because I am a self-employed person

(musician/massage therapist), and not exactly a spring chicken any

more, my concern is that I will make a move and find myself in an

uncomfortable financial situation. My family is my cat and my bro,

and bro will be staying here when I leave. Coincidentally, the

flower essence I just tested for is " Leap and the Net will Appear. "

So I know I need to trust that God will take care of my finances and

will be with me even if I make an inappropriate choice. I need to

keep reminding myself too, that our entire life here is a path...I

seem to think I will find an arrival gate somewhere that

says " welcome, you finally found the place. " Hmm, I've written quite

a long answer. I'll stop, but thanks for asking. - Dolly

> Your welcome Dolly,

>

> By the way, how did you like old Arid-zona anyhow? No bites,

stings,

> pricks, or hitchhiking cacti? Hehehehe

>

> Peace, love and light,

>

> Don Quai

>

> " Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in

the animal and wakes in man. "

>