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H1N1 Debate

I awoke yesterday morning after listening to Linda Moulton Howe on C2C. It was like a "tug" from what Mr. Anthony Peake calls "The Daemon."

From reviewer Bette DeCicco on Amazon.com

"The Daemon is an excellent text for anyone interested in our divided self. Using Binary Mind theory as his premise, and with a sophisticated and elegant drawing from classical philosophy, nuero-science, psychology, cognitive theory quantum physics, and literature, Peake reveals that we have a second, secret self which both partakes in, and is transcendent to, our daily self. This is the eternal part of us, which will live recurrently. the notion of eternal recurrence was advocated by the great Nietzsche, and Peake now fuses this theory with quantum physics, making the transcendent also empirically real."

Having recently made personal contact with Mr. Peake, and thinking on his concept of the Daemon, I awoke suddenly in the middle of Linda's discussion of the seriousness of H1N1, to another chance to rethink the fact that those who will get hit the hardest . . . . are the children. This was the psychic tug from my higher self, or daemon, and interestingly enough, as Mr. Peake explains, for men . . . the daemon is feminine.

As per my previous blogs in which I tried to review the pros and cons, I was pretty much of the same opinion of those who shy away from vaccinations. I will opt not to take them myself this year ,but for my 4 y.o. son, that is another matter. I have changed my mind since that psychic "tug" and we have ALMOST decided to give him the seasonal flu shot as well as H1N1. I now add almost as since this was posted, more information has come in. I hope to make a final post one say soon with my final decision.

You will have to make a choice for yourself and for your children. May you choose wisely.

25% of Novel H1N1 Americans Sick Enough
for Hospitalization End Up in Intensive Care

and

Swine flu myth: The vaccine isn't safe - it has been rushed through tests and the last time there was a swine flu scare the vaccine hurt people. Why take the risk to prevent mild flu?

And so it is . . .

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November 5, 2009 Posted by Dr. T | swine, H1N1, flu

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