posted August 24, 2004 05:37 AM           

The extent of your knowledge still amazes me. I had such a grin going on while reading your post.

Hey, maybe my oily skin is the reason people (still!) often mistake me for someone much younger? Although, I would think the furrow lines in my forehead (from a lifetime of concentrating) would give it away...

I'll take it to heart, believe me I will. I've been trying to up my water consumption and lower my coffee consumption lately, and will continue to do so. (Believe me, I've gotten well over my daily dose of Niacin through coffee alone, for years. ) I'll also try to get ahold of the zinc, and some potassium supplements (bananas are way too bland and mushy for me).

And by the way, I have always despised artificial sweeteners. Won't touch 'em. That one I think my body knew instinctively.

Hey, on another note, I would be interested in looking at your birth chart, if that's okay with you. If not, if you'd rather keep it to yourself, that's cool, too.

posted August 24, 2004 01:42 PM         

Quick change in subject. Was it you who posted a link about an independent film a few months ago? Esoteric in nature, playing in very few theaters...
I can't find the thread, and wanted to see if it might yet be available on DVD. It will never play in theaters in my current corner of the world.

All right, back to our regularly scheduled programming. Carry on.

posted August 24, 2004 03:39 PM         

Thanks!

posted August 25, 2004 02:40 AM           

I have to tell you I have had my chart drawn up several times with various predictions. None of which have been accurate at all in the slightest not once!

With the exception of a vedic chart done by an Indian holy man which was astounding. He knew stuff about me I'd forgotten. He also knew about my weird birth.

I was born dead and taken to the hospital mortuary. I was induced whilst my mother was having a heart operation in 1959, very premature. I was pronounced dead. Many hours later, when they came to view my body, they found me quite alive and kicking. My father says the doctor that delivered me was beyond speechless and insistent that I was totally dead. I was so small that I fitted in the palm of his hand with room to spare.

Do you think that has something to do with my chart never working out? I don't know *sigh* but it never has.

Anyway, the Indian man knew it. He knew some very personal things about me, which I must say, did cause some embarrassment.

I think that it's hard to find a proper astrologer dedicated to the correct practice of "reading" the chart. It requires such clarity of perception and a life long study of the science. However I'm game.

12. 18. 1959. Athens. Greece.

Time unkown, but thought to be the early hours of the morning.

Can't wait to hear what you find.

You will share won't you?

posted August 25, 2004 03:53 AM           

Fascinating story, though. You really wanted to LIVE, didn't you?

posted August 25, 2004 01:03 PM           

I'm a typical Sag in many ways and then I'm not That's a great help don't you think?

Well now let me see... I'm very small and not tall like some Sags are. I'm just a smidgen under 5ft 1" and 110 pounds. I'm a fuss pot about what I put on and in my body. I'm pretty organized at all times. I hate mess and dirt. I feel it actually interferes with my psyche. I care about small details even when it comes to my surroundings. My wind chimes have to be properly tuned as I hate useless noise. I must have space to move and room to breathe. When I was young with no money I sold everything in my apartment but the bed. It worked well.

I love mountains, oceans, fresh air. I read tons. I write tons. I love to travel. I'd go almost anywhere to follow my passion. I've never really felt I belonged in any one place. I have no roots as such. I've lived in many different countries. I'm fluent in three languages. Sometimes I'll be thinking in one and writing in another, so please excuse any errors. I never use spell check and I type like the wind. I can't think of anything I'm particularly afraid of. I know how to look after myself and was totally independent from the age of 16. I left home at that age in search of a life. I hate false anything and for some really peculiar reason, immitation crab meat makes me smile.

Will your thingy take a long time to do? When I'm excited to find out things I fidget a lot, then simply find it quite impossible to wait ages and ages. What if you find out I don't have any personality? Oh dear, what will I do? I'll have to go off in search of a wizard.

posted August 26, 2004 12:40 AM           

you are an amazing lady . i read everything you write with pure delight. from your travels with tibetan monks, meeting with the dalai lama's personal physician, your researches, your knowledge....all utterly fascinating! it so brightens my day!

all the detailed infromation you've shared on health and supplements....i'm following all of it. thank you so much. it's just what i've needed to learn, but without the time and resources to discover on my own.

i read once that knowledge is useless unless one uses it to help others. this you have done so elegantly. i love your stories, and i hope that you will continue to share your personal experiences, adventures and thoughts.

and, i daresay, you yourself are a perfect wizard, with more personality than i hope to acquire in a lifetime.

posted August 26, 2004 03:27 AM           

I jest with Paras as he's quite a character.
I love all the people here. I've so enjoyed the site. Only problem is I never manage to get any work done. LL is an addiction!

Gia

posted August 26, 2004 10:42 AM           

i mean, can i just pick any copper bracelet from ebay and be assured of all its magic?

posted August 26, 2004 10:44 AM           

you're doing Goddess's work here i might add...

posted August 26, 2004 12:01 PM           

i have only enough money presently to purchase either the supplements you suggest (including the ones for thyroid), or a raditech.

i must say, i'm very enthusastic about the raditech and have already submitted some questions to the company you recommend.

however, i've waited a long time to purchase the host of supplements i feel vitally necessary for the improvement of my health.

so my question to you is, which would you consider more fundamentally necessary for the overall enhancement of one's health....

(the supplements i currently take include a potent multivitamin, vit. c, kelp, calcium, iron, vit. e and vit. b complex).

over and again....thank you so very much....

posted August 26, 2004 01:15 PM           

"Treat inflammation with pulverized copper."

Handmade copper bracelets are best because they keep the crystalline structure of the copper intact. Machine stamped copper puts too much pressure on the crystals.

A cheap copper that has been machine stamped will work to some extent, but it's not as good. I wear a Sergio Lube bracelet.

They are handmade and the metals he uses are solid. The copper is 99.99% lead free and mercury free. That is so important.
You may find your nearest reatailer by going to: www.sergioLub.com

I wear one with two magnets inserted in the inner wrist section of the copper. I'm a great believer in magnets. My own research has confirmed that iron and many electrolytic salts salts in our blood circulate biomagnetically. To wear magnets can increase this and your vital Chi. It would be interesting to read the work of Dr. Linus Pauling who received the Nobel Prize in 1954 for his discovery of the magnetic properties of hemoglobin. I'm sure Sergio has some of this info and more posted on his site. Actually Sergi published his own paper
"Copper on skin," in 1995 published by the international conference on new science. Another interesting read.

Your second question is harder. The Raditech will have to win hands down. Ring Rolf Gordon and make sure you talk to him. Tell him where you got your info from on this site. He will do a free reading for you.

Please consult a doctor if you wish to use magnets and have any kind of pacemaker or electrical implant, also if you are pregnant.

Hope this helps.

posted August 26, 2004 03:31 PM           

I didn't miss your last post. I need to email you. However, you've taken it off again. I'll email straight away if you post it again. I took too long. I'm sorry. I promise I'll do it straight away. I'll check again in a couple of hours.

I'd love to chat to you about it. It's so important to me.

posted August 26, 2004 11:28 PM           

An object of amusement indeed!!!!

Gia

P.S. Are you working on my personality?

posted August 27, 2004 02:17 AM           

The ART-ERY Gallery

they have nice gemstone cuffs that he designed also.

that was excellent information Gia...do you know why magnets are discouraged for pregnancy? the only reason i could find was that there is no research showing that it is safe...but nothing to say of the harm???

and, i've sent an email regarding the raditech, mentioning your name. i probably will call tomorrow (or today rather) as well.

i'm so excited!

posted August 27, 2004 06:48 AM           

I feel bad. I have sooo many projects in the works... I think it's a case of "bit off more than I could chew". I don't know quite when I'll get to your 'personality'. But rest assured, you have plenty of it! That much I can already prognosticate with certainty!!!

I promise I'll get back to you on the astrology as soon as I can. (And thanks for the self-description -- that will help pin down your birth time!) Until then... enjoy the complex!

posted August 27, 2004 11:27 AM           

Please don't worry, I just like to poke fun[jest] with you. I'm sure it's not a huge priority, so please don't feel at all pressured. I'm far too curious to know things that I'm probably better off not knowing.

I did edit this. I wanted to add that I really like that word "prognosticate" it seems to rhyme well with "f....cate." Just thought I'd mention it. Just in case it might be of wordly importance to someone.
I love rhymes don't you?

Gia