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“The great pyramid is designed to be operated by an electrical and magnetic field created by a human being,” says musician, inventor and explorer Paul Yates, who has toned with William Henry in the temples of ancient Egypt.
William had profound insights while toning with Paul, and talks with him about them and about the ancient technology of vibration that he has rediscovered in Egypt.
Paul talks to us from Cairo, where he is currently doing research into the many aspects of sonic technology left behind by the ancient Egyptians.
Paul’s website is SoundofAllThings.com.
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For marine life – It’s an ecological emergency: Oil from the massive leak in the Gulf of Mexico has started reaching coastal wetlands along the Louisiana coast and is expected to reach the shores of Mississippi and Alabama as well. And while the initial effects of the massive Gulf Coast oil leak could be devastating to coastal wetlands and beaches, the subsequent cleanup could be even more damaging to the sensitive eco-systems.
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They’re in the wrong PLACES! – Living near major highways has been linked to childhood asthma, and so is going to school that is located near a highway, despite the fact that time spent at school only accounts for about one third of children’s waking hours. As a new school-building program develops across the country, we need to make sure we don’t create a health emergency for our kids.
Asthma is the most common chronic childhood illness in developed countries and has been linked to environmental factors such as traffic-related air pollution (also bugs!)
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