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At the 2009 Dreamland Festival, Marla Frees used Matrix Energetics as part of her program. A number of the volunteers spontaneously collapsed during the session, and had to be caught from behind as they fell. This was a surprising outcome for most of us to witness, but it turns out to be common during the use of Matrix Energetics.

But why? What was really happening? Listen as Anne Strieber asks Richard Bartlett and Marla Frees exactly what energies were in use and what was happening, in this fascinating exploration of Matrix Energetics in action.

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Dr. Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14 astronaut and sixth man to walk on the moon, urges President Obama to continue moon missions as an important flight destination for testing advanced, next generation rocket propulsion systems, and close-to-home team building.

Mitchell, a strong proponent of a manned mission to Mars, sees moon missions as prerequisite for testing spacecraft propelled by advanced propulsion systems such as zero point energy, which are capable of eventual travel to Mars and deeper into space.

Mitchell confirms that, “It is the destiny of humans to, as Obama said, ‘live beyond earth for extended periods of time, even indefinitely.'”
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By a femme fatale flower – Some people find orchids erotic, because their shape tends to mimic female sexual organs. Bees find them erotic too, and trick male bees into pollinating them by mimicking the SMELL of female bees. By the time the male has done his job, his body is covered with pollen and he flies away to what he perceives to be another lady bee and deposits it all there. It’s pretty amazing, when you stop to think about it.
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But only if you can afford the expensive brands – Car crashes kill more Americans between the ages of 1 and 45 than any other cause. Improvements in motor vehicle safety have been recognized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as ranking among the 20th century’s top public health achievements, BUT a recent study seems to show that the improvements aren’t benefiting all segments of the population equally. The reason? Some people can’t afford to buy fancy new cars.
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