by KL | Jul 10, 2020 | Regina Meredith, Truth, Video Post Gallery
This is one exciting conversation! We’re talking about vitamin patch technology, which is said to bypass many of the bioavailability and absorption issues of oral vitamins and minerals. Dennis Shepherd’s professional background as a clinical pathologist positioned him...
by KL | Jun 11, 2020 | Food For Thought, Regina Meredith, Truth, Video Post Gallery
In the autumn of 2019, I interviewed Simon Chokoisky when he shared that 2020 was going to be a heck of a ride – a year of chaos and revolution. Well…. In this conversation Simon keys-in on the Vedic astrology for the chart of the United States, which has...
by Regina Meredith | May 27, 2020 | Articles, Regina Meredith, Video-Blog
I have been seeking an honest appraisal of how we arrived at a state of consciousness where up is down and in is out. In short, where there is little objective truth. Toward that end, I sought the opinion of a number of people including Jack Barsky, the former KGB spy...
by KL | May 8, 2020 | Food For Thought, Regina Meredith, Truth, Video Post Gallery
Throughout history indigenous people understood that collective human consciousness rises and falls between cosmic cycles of light and dark, activity and rest. With the advent of the Judeo-Christian world, however, alternating cycles of day and night would be replaced...
by KL | Apr 17, 2020 | Regina Meredith, Truth, Video Post Gallery
One beautiful outcome of COVID-19 has been to make us take better notice of our lungs and how foundational they are, and will be, to the quality of our lives. AFter hearing some gruesome stories of how ventilators have failed to save lives, we started looking deeper....
by KL | Apr 8, 2020 | Regina Meredith, Truth, Video Post Gallery
Disclaimer: This is not to replace the advice of your medical doctor, only to share Dr. Worden’s personal views. We’ve recently looked at how viruses work and some high and low tech healing technologies with Compton Rom. We followed this up with Jeff Stegman and...
