"Nothing Matters" by Richard Grant

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Reply Sun 11 Nov, 2007 04:16 pm
I have been studying the Russell philosophy for about ten years, and have applied the basic principals to creating a healthy body, overcoming many ailments. So I wrote a book about my awakening , called Nothing Matters. this book will be available from the university (I hope) in the near future. For me to understand that every wave or cycle is a complete lifetime in itself, then apply that principal to my life, works.
 
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Reply Mon 12 Nov, 2007 06:31 pm
@Richardgrant,
The Nothing Matters Book that I have written came about when at the age of 57 my health was in pretty bad shape. I came across Walter Russell's books, they had a direct impact on me, so I started to apply the principals to my life, by letting go all my beliefs, doors started to open, and I was shown a new way to awaken to I am. So over the last 20 years I have got rid of all my ailments without, doctors-diet-exercise or medicine. Now at the age of 79 I experience good health. The further effect of this I have continued to study the Russell philosophy to awaken to who I am, he says I quote, 'To know just one wave unit of the electric current is to know all there is of the construction of matter, or the cause of any effect of motion, whatsoever. Because every cycle (frequency) is a complete lifetime within itself
 
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Reply Sun 28 Dec, 2008 07:56 am
@Richardgrant,
is your book available now?
 
Poseidon
 
Reply Sun 28 Dec, 2008 01:32 pm
@Richardgrant,
Interesting title.
Is there an allusion to the importance of the concept of 'nothingness' as a blank creative space?
 
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Reply Sun 28 Dec, 2008 02:57 pm
@Poseidon,
a state of no thinking and using the imagination
 
schloopfeng
 
Reply Sun 28 Dec, 2008 05:05 pm
@Richardgrant,
hello,
this sounds like a great book, i believe without a doubt that we are capable of thinking ourselves into illness so there should be no reason why we could not think ourselves out of illness, i have watched my mother beat cancer twice while dealing with diabetes & she swears she achieved this by defying the cancer & performing visualisation techniques to expel the tumours, could be something in it, could just be fluke, either way i'm just glad it worked for her. the mind if focused has far more potential than we know i feel, i tend to pluck theories from everything around me & the theory of avoidance was made clear to me through mountain biking, when hurtling down a rocky slope you need to train your mind to look at the line you want to take, if you glance at the nasty rock that could crush your bones then you are very likely to hit it, from this i began to apply the same technique in life choices, this also seems to work (i just narrowly escaped redundancy with this very trick), perhaps it would also work with the body, who knows, we have nothing to lose trying anyway, good luck with the book, i just wish i would be able to read it.
TTFN:shifty:
 
 

 
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