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Tricks for treating bug bites
Mar 23rd, 2009 by Phil Lawstone

Posted by: Prof Ilchi

You don’t have to sit back and just inertly put up with insects, especially those that like to bite (mosquitoes, wasps etc.). Eat asparagus and your sweat will develop an odor that repels insects. Or apply lemon oil to your skin. If you are bitten, there are natural substances to soothe the irritation. Aloe vera has extraordinary powers of soothing skin chaos. It is obtainable in forms for both internal and external application in most health and beauty stores. If you have one of these amazing plants growing at home, cut the tip off one of the leaves (the leaf will heal itself). Apply the pulp and juice to the eager or swollen area.

Flippantly boiled cabbage or leek makes an excellent painkiller poultice. more Prof Lee writes that of course, if you are hiking in the woods, you might have a little trouble finding cabbage! Plantain also works well. Cut it and rub it to get to the juice then apply it to the affected area.

Got some dust in your eye
Mar 20th, 2009 by Phil Lawstone

Helpful advice by Prof Ilchi lee that get some dust in your eye or some other annoyance like an eyelash or cigarette ash? You can use the following method to help others as well as yourself. Before doing anything, make sure you don’t do what you absolutely shouldn’t: rub or press the eye, lift the eyelid, or remove contact lenses without washing your hands.

How to proceed?

· Look at your eye. Is it red? Swollen? Is it tearing? What do you feel? Does it itch? Burn? Is your vision blurred?

· Let nature do its work – it is usually effective. Tears and natural eye movements will usually get rid of the irritation.

· Try cleaning your eye with some warm water, or with drops. You can pull on the skin around the eyes, but don’t touch the eyelid.

· If this doesn’t work, wash your hands, and then lift both the upper and lower eyelids to locate the irritant. Is it on the inside of one of the eyelids, or is it stuck to the eyeball itself? Pour some sterilized, temperate water on your eye to flush the irritant out.

· If you can’t locate the irritant or if the discomfort persists after you have removed the particle, you would better consult a doctor.

Losing weight
Mar 16th, 2009 by Phil Lawstone

Women have an amazing trick in running days they use to stay slim: they keep a string permanently tied around their forearms. According to Prof Ilchi Lee a gentle but constant pressure on the nerves in the forearm stimulates certain glands, particularly those involved in weight control.

Why don’t you try it? Find two ordinary rubber bands and place them around your right forearm, one third of the way up between your wrist and elbow.

The rubber bands should exert noticeable pressure without cutting off blood circulation and should not slip or slide when you move your arm. This is not a tourniquet!

For best results, you have to wear the rubber bands constantly, even at night when you sleep. It is also recommended not to wear any other jewelry on the right arm. Read more articles by Ilchi Lee.

Creating Tomorrow Together
Mar 13th, 2009 by Phil Lawstone

After a few days, I put the picture up on the wall. As I looked at it one morning, I realized that the picture was a perfect representation of HSP phenomenon. When HSP is fully developed, a ’smile’ is the expression that graces people’s faces. I decided to use the picture as a symbol and call it the “HSP smile.” Then another thought came to me. HSP can also stand for Health, Smile, and Peace. This HSP smile could be used as a symbol for the Healing Family Movement.

HSP guides us to health, happiness, and peace. Its arrival is marked by a smile on our faces. One smile will bring another smile, creating an unending chain that will infuse individuals with health and happiness, and our society with harmony. As I gaze at the HSP smile, I imagine your radiant face and a peaceful planet earth.

Mr. Ilchi Lee ask HUMAN TECHNOLOGY is A TOOLKIT OF the most effective tools that I have shared for people’s personal growth and social enlightenment for over twenty-five years. I offer these tools not only as self-reliance tools that can improve the quality of life, but also as educational guidelines for creating a happier and more peaceful society. I truly wish that HT will be used widely for healing individuals, families, and our communities. In closing, please allow me to share the three central values that have motivated this book and all my life work: earth, peace, and completion.

About Earth
Mar 9th, 2009 by Phil Lawstone

Information by: Ilchi lee
The values and beliefs we hold today are a reflection of our times. We should not make the mistake of thinking of them as eternal truths. Compared to the history of humankind, much less the age of the earth, these beliefs are less than a blink of the eye.

Earth is the most enduring thing that humans experience. No faith or beliefs of any kind are older than the earth. Placing the earth at the center of our value system is an obvious choice.

If we recalibrate our ethical and moral universe relative to the earth, then our stubborn beliefs about nations, states, and religions no longer seem so important. We realize that temporary, relative values have motivated pointless, small-minded warring throughout the millennia.

Ilchi lee Prof says only when we place the earth at the center of our value system and respect one another as fellow earth humans will we have found the basic foundation of peace.

Words can hardly do justice to the brother and sisterhood of humanity that I feel and wish to realize. Sometimes we have to invent a new term. In order to realize my soul plan I have created what I call the Earth Human Movement.

I use the words “earth human” to describe the state of consciousness that we will attain once we have experienced awakened awareness and have decided to take enlightened action. To become earth humans means that we realize and practice the oneness that connects us all.

Earth human
Mar 8th, 2009 by Phil Lawstone

Since the earth existed before nations, religions, or elasticities, our self-identification with the earth takes primacy over our self-identification with any other artificial classification. When we acknowledge the earth as the center of our values, then we can recognize ourselves as earth humans, first and foremost. The fact that we are earth humans is also so obvious that it takes a while to realize. Before we are Americans. Koreans, or Japanese, we are earth humans. Before we are Muslim. Buddhist, Jewish, or Christian, we are earth humans. Earth human is. in fact, our truest identification.

If we redefine ourselves as earth humans, the chains of names, religions, ethnicities, and nationalities and their associated preconceptions will not limit us. When our highest common identification is as earth humans, then we will be fueled with courage to throw off the yokes of small-mindedness in any form. The future of our species itself is at stake.

We are all familiar with the state of peace. Peace is the natural state of mind of an earth human. Peace is not an abstract concept, a negotiated settlement, or a state of passivity. It is a state of human beingness. While peace partly depends on external circumstances, in our core we know that fundamentally peace begins in the individual. All HT skills are intended to develop, as a goal or side effect, our capacity to actualize peace. Peace must be felt as a bodily experience that we can consciously share with our fellow humans. These lines are extract of book by Ilchi lee.

When peace has thoroughly permeated our brain, mind, and body, we can create it as our reality. I firmly believe that every person is a peacemaker, once they have developed their self-awareness and creativity. Peace must not be left to government leaders or gurus. It must spring from the brains, hands, and minds of the people.

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