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Cybermacro Chat Kaare Bursell 3/28/99 Please visit Kaare's web site www.alchemycalpages.com
Harold: Kaare sounds like a cross between Kushi and Jimmy Swaggert Bill Neall: being brought up in America twists your spiritual thinking Bill Neall: Who's Jimmy Swaggert? Paul Campbell: Harold are you a teacher? Dax: i'm i favor of reading diffrent sorts of philosophies, in time i will get to steiner's work, but first i want t concentrate on marco Harold: college prof adjunct faculty Paul Campbell: polo Paul Campbell: ok Bill Neall: Dax...just keep in the back of your mind...that helps Dax: what do you mean kathleen Paul Campbell: I got it K. Dax: i'll do that bill Kathleen: You said this was your first time in chat, I was wondering if you were also new to macro Bill Neall: That was five years of macrobiotics Harold: I'll bet none of Kaare's friends are doctors Bill Neall: Kathleen, what stage of the beginning are you in Dax: kathleen i know macro for several years, and have been eating grains for three years, but that's not macrobiotic Bill Neall: Harold...you wouldn't think so Paul Campbell: welcome back kaare : In fact, Kaare was a veterinarian before macrobiotics Harold: Something obviously happened in his life to make him antagonistic (more than most) toward medicine and science Bill Neall: Hi Kaare Harold: Oops, he's here.... Paul Campbell: Hi Jon Kaare:as I was saying before being so rudely interrupted:) Paul Campbell: Bye Jon Bill Neall: I think he has a good understanding of the differences between macrobiotics and medicine and science Paul Campbell: Hi again Jon Dax: i'm a vegetarian too, eat however a little bit of fish from time to time Bill Neall: hello Jon...glad you could show up Kaare:Hello Kathleen: My story? Back in school, is interfering with my meditation and yoga practise, feeling very yucky because of it, decided that no matter what, I must eat, so maybe a practise that manifests in part with food? So just easing into it now, already a veg. Bill Neall: Kaare...you were talking about the balance of materialism and disease Paul Campbell: Jon we all got kicked off and are returning one by one like dispersed troops Non Arrogant Harold: Kaare, that was not me who said those things, but rather my brother, the regular Harold.... Kaare:Harold, if you want to go rdeeply into why I am so antaganostic toward medicien and science Kaare:check out the page on my website entitled Non Arrogant Harold: My brother, Harold, was curious, that's all Non Arrogant Harold: I'll tell him Bill Neall: NAH..are you and your brother in the same body? jon sandifer: j\jambo Kaare,Habari yako? Non Arrogant Harold: LOL Non Arrogant Harold: Only when we get in trouble Kaare:Modern Scientific Medicine - A Tragic Error Bill Neall: NAH...that clarifies it, thanks Non Arrogant Harold: Kaare, are there any "good" doctors, in your humble opinion? Kaare:I am fine Jon - long time since I spoke Swahili Kaare:Yeah, in my humble opinion, the ones who have dropped the MD after their name Paul Campbell: Hi Nadine welcome back nadine Barner: missed anything? Non Arrogant Harold: harsh....what about retired doctors.... Bill Neall: how many doctors do you think are truly macrobiotic? Non Arrogant Harold: or doctors who are demented? Paul Campbell: no we were all out nadine Barner: that site of yours is not perfect hey? Bill Neall: NAH...define doctor Kaare:Okay, lets check out this doctor thingy Non Arrogant Harold: Marc Van Cawenberg Non Arrogant Harold: MD jon sandifer: Kaare, where is Marc van C these days nadine Barner: KI? Kaare:So he is disqaulified:) Non Arrogant Harold: what about chiropractors? Dax: marc van cauwenberge, you mean the belgian doctor ? Bill Neall: I hear marc is into pro-biotics Dax: this is my first chat here bill, are there other times or places to chat Bill Neall: Kaare is, in my opinion, leading macrobiotics into new thinking Kathleen: Thankx < Bill Neall: Dax...for now this time is the ohnly one...you could probably set up times for yourself Dax: i haven't read anything about antoposophy, so it seems very strange to me Harold: Separating the wheat from the chaf Harold: what is that big work Dax Kathleen: Ha, I'll speak for the chaf Harold: Remember, I flunked Greek Mythology Bill Neall: Yes Anthroposophy seems really strange at first...it helps to have some macrobiotics behind you... Dax: i don't see the connection with macrobiotics right now Dax: what big work harold ?? Bill Neall: It took me at least 5 years before I even wanted to look at it... Kathleen: So Dax, are you new to this too? Paul Campbell: what is that Bill nadine Barner: works at the beginning for some people Kaare:Sofia Rodrigues is great - one of my students - I counselled when she was dying and she now has the most successful network chiropractic practice in the country Non Arrogant Harold: what about osteopathic physicians, are they somewhere between MD's and DC's? Non Arrogant Harold: Isn't it sort of silly to label someone good or bad based upon their degrees designated? db: again, what is pro-biotics? Bill Neall: Pro-biotics is additives for the intestines fo aid in digestion Kaare:The point is Harold that modern medicinne is based on a very incomplete picture of life an dthe human being Non Arrogant Harold: Do you think there is any usefullness in ER (emergency room) medicine? Paul Campbell: He was one of the best teachers at the old KI in London Non Arrogant Harold: but Kaare, we are indeed made up of such things (Chemistry 101 - I passed that one) Kaare:no we are not Kathleen: Kaare, I agree with you that science and med ARE incomplete, but I think they can be transformed into something complete, but that this is not going on now. Bill Neall: Kathleen...how would this be done? Kaare:yes, and it is macrobiotics job to transform it Bill Neall: Kaare...are you sure it's a transformation? Non Arrogant Harold: Bak to this idea that we are not made up on molecules and atoms....dwell on that for a moment Kaare nadine Barner: yes Kaare explain Kathleen: I'm an engineering student, my interest | ||||||||||||||||||