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☞ Från Mörker till Healing, del I

☞ Från Mörker till Healing, del I

Jag vaknar och har frossa så att jag knappt kan röra mig för hur jag huttrar. Skakning i hela kroppen. Jag kallsvettas. Det gör ont i bröstet och trycker över det, och jag har domningar ner i vänster arm hela vägen till lill- och ringfingren. Och i hela kroppen kändes en sorts arytmisk puls. En gastkramande rädsla är den första som omfamnar mig när jag fått tänt min sänglampa. Det var så jag vaknade natten mellan den siste september och förste oktober 2014. En natt som påverkat mitt liv på ett mer direkt sätt än förmodligen någon annan.

Dagen hade varit mestadels normal. Jag jobbade då som biblioteksassistent med att bygga upp ett nytt småtrycksarkiv tillsammans med flera andra. Vi bar tungt och gick eller stod konstant hela dagarna. Den här dagen hade det känts ovanligt tungt och jag minns att jag av och till försökte hänga mig i hyllorna för att försöka sträcka ryggen. Det var framförallt den övre delen av ryggen som kändes helt kompakt och stel, nästan som sammansvetsad, och det kändes som att jag fick kämpa lite för att få luft så fort jag tog i. Efter jobbet hade jag varit på min sånglektion och fått en del kritik för att jag inte andades ordentligt och att mitt stöd var näst intill obefintligt. Jag skyllde på att jag var trött och hade dålig koncentration.

När jag nu låg där under täcket och huttrade så tänderna skallrade och helt oförmögen att göra något började jag sakta förstå att något måste vara fel. Tanken på hjärtinfarkt infann sig tämligen fort och allt kändes minst sagt mörkt.

Med ren viljestyrka lyckades jag sträcka mig utanför täcket tillräckligt länge för att få tag i min telefon, och med hjälp av min mamma fick jag till slut tillkallat en ambulans. Förvisso bor jag på landet, men den närmaste ambulanscentralen tar inte mer än 25 minuter att köra till under normala omständigheter. Att de tog dem 45 minuter på otrafikerade vägar den här natten…1“Vad fan får vi för pengarna?”

In alles låg jag i ungefär en timme och väntade i praktiken på att livet skulle ebba ut. Jag var 32 år gammal och så vitt jag visste på god väg att bli en del av hjärtinfarkts-statistiken. Trots att jag några år tidigare på allvar tagit tag i min övervikt och vid det här laget egentligen inte var anmärkningsvärt stor.2För all del kan även smala få hjärtinfarkt, men i min värld där jag kämpat med min vikt hela livet tänkte jag inte så. När ambulansen väl mäktade komma gjordes det snabbt ett antal tester och det visade sig… att det inte var något som helst fel på mitt hjärta. Tvärtom verkade det väldigt friskt!

Jag kördes till det närmsta lasarettet3Ett ord jag föredrar framför sjukhus, det pekar på tillfrisknande snarare än sjukdom. och undernatten och nästa morgon gjordes flera tester. Inget fel på hjärtat, inget fel på lungorna. Men en ung isländsk läkare misstänkte att jag kunde ha problem med diskbråck! Efter ett par månaders väntan fick jag göra en magnetröntgen och det visade sig att jag inte bara hade ett, utan flera diskbråck i bröstryggen.4Jag hade dessutom flera uttorkade diskar, och numera misstänker jag att jag kan ha diskbråck längre ner också. Dessutom visade det sig att musklerna i området och fram i interkostalmusklerna mer eller mindre hade låst sig under en längre tid.

Vi det här laget hade processen med att få hjälp på jobbet också kopplats in. HR, fackförbund, chef, företagshälsan. Snabbt visade det sig att facket inte brydde sig ett vitten, och arbetsgivaren var inte heller direkt intresserad. Men för all del, stor arbetsplats. Men vad jag fick berättat för mig var att facket och arbetsgivaren hade kommit överens om att diskbråck inte är att betrakta som en arbetsskada då orsaken medicinskt anses okänd. Därför får man ingen ersättning eller arbetsskadeklassificering förrän det händer en andra gång. Att man får flera diskbråck simultant räknas naturligtvis inte. I klarspråk ansåg “världens bästa sociala nät” och “världens bästa anställningsskydd” och “världens bästa sjukvård” att jag fick klara mig själv. Ät smärtstillande, var rådet. Att till exempel Alvedon är leverskadande nämndes aldrig.

Ljuspunkter, likt stjärnor en grumlig natt, fanns. Jag fick en ganska generös sjukskrivning och HR gav sken av att bistå mig så väl de kunde. Några år senare träffade jag dock samma person och berättade att jag inte kunnat jobba sen dess, varpå hon mer eller mindre rakt ut sa att jag förmodligen borde stämt dem. Att det kunde varit ett alternativ lyftes aldrig av någon när detta hände. Varken av HR, fack eller någon annan. Score one for the system!

Företagshälsan däremot var väl den mest behjälpliga delen. Det var sjuksköterskan där som såg till att sjukskrivningen blev omfattande, att mina arbetsuppgifter ändrades när jag kom tillbaka, och att jag fick remiss till en sjukgymnast. Hon rekommenderade dessutom starkt, inte minst i ljuset av att jag trodde jag trodde jag stod för dödens dörr och förmodligen för hon insåg att jag stod helt utan hjälp annars, att jag gick till en psykolog. Denna fick jag dock skaffa via min egen vårdcentral.5Tack och lov har jag fyllt i depressionsutvärderingar förut, och förstod att ta i så jag fick hjälpen. Tyvärr, om man har ett bror duktig och ‘inte ska väl jag’ drag som jag är det lätt att man svarar för milt och inte får hjälp.

Sjukgymnastiken var i sig inte jättemycket att hänga i julgranen, med ett skinande undantag. Vid ett av de första tillfällena jag var där fick jag ligga på en brits6Efter att ha gått upp för två trappor till andra våningen på cirka 10 minuter, gå i trappor var oerhört påfrestande i början., och sjukgymnasten utförde någon sorts massage på mina axlar, nacke och övre delen av ryggen. Jag fick sen vända mig på rygg, och hon drog i mitt huvud och nacke. Det small till som ett pistolskott för mig, och jag fylldes av en euforisk känsla. Sjukgymnasten hörde inte smällen själv, men märkte att min kropp slappnade av rejält. Det var musklerna i ryggen som till slut släppta själva ‘krampandet’. Maken till förlösande känsla har jag nog inte upplevt, och det var oerhört skönt. Även om jag var yr i flera dagar efteråt.[/mfn]Samma känsla men inte fullt så dramatisk skulle återkomma när jag senare gick till en kiropraktor.[/mfn]

I övrigt hade sjukgymnastiken väldigt liten effekt på min vardagssmärta. På det hela taget hade jag svårt att ens åka stadsbuss för varje gång bussen rörde sig upp och ner, vilket de tenderar att göra en hel del, sökte det mig. Att bära ryggsäck var så gott som omöjligt, och jag fick börja köpa lunch snarare än att ta den med mig. Jag kunde helt enkelt inte bära den till jobbet! Köra bil gick för det mesta bra, men främst för att sätet var av bra kvalitet och jag kände till vägen bra nog för att undvika de värsta ojämnheterna.

Efter att ha lyckats övertyga en inhyrd läkare jag aldrig träffat förr på ‘min’ vårdcentral, fick jag en psykolog och kring 20 terapisessioner. Men hon kunde inte ta mig förrän efter årsskiftet. På gott och ont skulle jag då inte längre vara anställd hos min arbetsgivare då jag vid detta laget blivit överflyttad till kontraktsanställning. Jag har jobbat för den här statliga arbetsgivaren i ett flertal anställningsformer, och de har en markant utvecklad förmåga att flytta runt en så att man inte blir fast anställd.7‘Favoriten’ är nog när det blev fel med nyanställning av en platschef och jag mer eller mindre skolade in den nye chefen på många områden, varpå hans första uppdrag var att sparka mig. Märkligt hur sånt kan hända… Statens kaka är tydligen liten men besk.

När jag väl började hos psykologen var jag lite skeptisk efter de första sessionerna, då hon mest satt tyst och antecknade. Jag pratade nästan för att det var obekvämt att inte göra det. Men jag bestämde mig för att ändå ge mig hän åt processen. Jag började känna mig fysiskt lättad när jag gick därifrån! Och vad det led började hon komma med förslag, insikter och tolkningar också. Inklusive en drömtydning! På det hela taget var det mycket bra, och förmodligen något jag borde haft tillgång till redan som tonåring, efter mina föräldrars uppslitande skilsmässa, eller åtminstone efter min egen minst lika uppslitande dito. Men jag hade också turen att få en mycket duktig psykolog.

Detta var del ett av min resa in i alternativmedicin och hälsa.

☞ Cleese & Fry in discussion

☞ Cleese & Fry in discussion

I found a lot to take with me in this short clip. Both Stephen Fry’s idea that the power to walk away is a great thing, and perhaps even more his thoughts about the internet. I’ve certainly not been as naïve as many, but certainly, I’ve never been quite cautious enough. And truly, disruption I do also find to be quite negative, unfortunately. The breaking down of old hindrances and ways isn’t necessarily bad, but in this case, it was, as Mr Fry points out, down for the wrong reasons. Mere money and destruction, rather than true wealth and creation.

“The Darkest Word of Our Era is Disruption.”

– Stephen Fry
☞ Odds, Ends & Don’t Trust The Gov’t…

☞ Odds, Ends & Don’t Trust The Gov’t…

When 2023 began I genuinely thought things would, if not improve at least, plane out. So far, they haven’t really. My grandmother, whom I was quite close to, died suddenly1Unlike my bonus father, she was definitely ‘vaccinated’. Draw your own conclusions. at the end of September. This makes the second death in my close family in less than a year. Quite frankly, it’s been a tad rough and still is. I don’t think I quite realised how rough it was until quite recently. In one way it’s natural of course, she was 90, and I do think she was rather done with life. But in another, she’s always been there. I’ve helped her a lot, she’s helped me a lot. It’s a part of me that is now gone from the physical.

Between her death, raising a second puppy, trying to get on with my courses, sorting my life out, and getting somewhere with my healing endeavours, I also decided to go for NaNoWriMo this year. For a very practical reason. I’ve suffered writer’s block for a good while now, and I think I may have actually broken through finally. Even to the point where I did finish November with the 50.000 words required! I think as a self-development thing, it did me good, even if I’ve little to show for it here and now.

NaNoWriMo Winner 2023 Badge

Behind the scenes, the wheels are turning and hopefully, I can focus my energy more efficiently soon. But right now, I wanted to share this video by the excellent Dr Sam Bailey; A is for Antivaxxer:

The antivaxx label isn’t to be feared anymore. Rather, as long as the virology and vaccine scam is allowed to stand, they can continue with bogus made-up viral outbreaks that exist only in silico and as propaganda bandwagons in the media.

Generally speaking, the old idea of “Don’t do drugs!” is quite useful for life. Especially if Big Pharma, doctors, so-called public health, and the UN are involved.

Keep your fire burning!

☞ YouTube vs health

☞ YouTube vs health

I saw this video by Dr Eric Berg a week or so ago, and today saw the same video commented on by Dr Eric Westman. I’m still not sure whether it’s literally so, but I have little to no problem believing it. Why? Because I kept my eyes open during the scamdemic. Science is questioning. Science is not accepting dogma nor never question authority. And YouTube, sadly, along with most of the big tech and media companies, has shown itself discouragingly ready to censor anything that isn’t dogma. All this to say, YouTube has become so much less useful to anyone actually concerned with health, it’s barely useful at all unless you know exactly what you are searching for1At least in the keto & carnivore space. You can still find Dr Berry or Dr Baker, based on what Dr Berg is saying. However, if you want to question virology and the allopathic idea, you’re up a creek.. This is one of many reasons why, for instance, Dr Sam Bailey out of New Zealand shifted her whole video production to a more open platform like Odysee.

Overall, I agree, or at the very least respect, Dr Berg and Dr Westman regarding nutrition and weight loss. I think his idea to separate out those who sell stuff from those who don’t might be a good idea initially. But the problem is, such systems can be gamed. And if the past three years have proven anything, whether it be vaccines or euthanasia, modern Western society utterly lacks the capacity for dealing with grey areas. It will be used for censorship and silencing. People are allowed to grift. People are allowed to be wrong. People are allowed to be dissenting voices. The government is not our parents.

These are truly dark times. Truth is actively stamped out, questioning is actively discouraged, and thinking for yourself is ever closer to being considered illegal. Don’t give up! Take your health into your own hands. The below tweet is by and large great advice!2And never forget, government is practically always involved in all that’s big. Be it Big Tech, Big Pharma, Big Media, etc.

☞ Tweetie?

☞ Tweetie?

tuned on gray laptop computer

If anyone notices such things anymore you may have realised I am no longer waxing eloquent, or otherwise, on Twitter. I’ve been over and out for a bit more than two months I believe. By choice? No. I was kicked off and banned for life. By the “freedom of speech” platform itself. Sure, I only had a bit north of 1000 followers, but I’d had the account since 2007. It was mostly a nice place to hang out, and pretty much the only one I used with any regularity at the time.

So what had I written that was so repugnant that Elon Musk had to throw me off and ban me for life? I really don’t know. I asked them, of course. But they just pointed me to their guidelines, and said I had had multiple violations and upon review, I was now banned for life.

My best guess as to why has to do with virology, vaccines, Big Pharma, and celebrities. As far as I can remember I’ve only ever been kicked off once before. For basically calling Stephen Colbert a pharma shill causing irrevocable harm by indoctrinating people to get shot after shot.

This, I learned, was not something that you can say. Who knew criticising unelected “elites” in the 21st century would be cause for censorship? Once again Elon seem to have the right principles on paper, but in his actions he is very much on the other side, as it were. He only ever goes just far enough to get the attention of the freedom movement, but never all out.

Anyone who has followed me for a while knows that I’ve been quite critical of the plandemic, that once I realised the shenanigans going on I’ve been keen to call them out and show people why vaccines are little but poisons and viruses do not seem even to exist. Adding to this, I’ve been very openly critical of mainstream media, mainstream politics1Including my own former party, the Liberal Party of Sweden, and the supposed right-wing hardline government of the same country., the “green” agenda, the WHO, the UN, the EU, the WEF, the Federal Government, mainstream health- & diet advice, the ADL, celebrities, and, lately not least, commonly pushed historical narratives.

Do any of these entities care about what I say? It’s unlikely. But that’s not to say they will welcome dissidents even so. I’m not sure what was the final straw, but to the best of my knowledge, I got kicked off and banned for being too truthful. At least, that’s how I’m going to interpret it.

The twist to the plot, however, is that basically the same week as I got banned for life, is when Elon started moving Twitter over to become X. And with this the winds of change seem to be once more sweeping the digital “public square”. Not only is it well known that the CEO of Twitter/X is a WEF stooge who did her best to indoctrinate people before and seems less than keen on free as in beer information. But now X is looking to have everyone verify themselves in quite questionable ways2TL;DR “Now X wants to become the one app for everything. That sounds like a digital ID to me. Twitter already has your voice if you participated in any spaces, now they want your face. Musk stores data outside of the GDPR, so he can ignore all data protection rules.”. And the EU is adding its weight to try and stymie whatever would be left of a free and open exchange of ideas and opinions, as the Union pretty much openly states that dissenting opinions on anything are not welcome and should be quelled through the EU Digital Services Act.

All in all, this makes me feel quite lucky to have gotten out when I did. I don’t need to second guess or think about it. I can’t even by drunken mistake do something I believe most people will come to regret eventually. A spiritual medium I know told me I had been helped by the other side. I think she could very well be right! For what it’s worth, I think everyone should leave Twitter/X forthwith. And while you’re at it, if you still have a Facebook account, kill that too.

Where will I go for social media now? I don’t know. I’m looking at various networks. Mostly to get access to information “they” don’t want you to have, I rely on good old going to web pages and Telegram. But the EU DSA may well compromise the latter soon too. I know it would behoove my future plans to have a social media page for my services, but only the gods know where I will find a suitable space.

Here’s to freedom! Even if it temporarily isolates us.

☞ What is this Body Code?

☞ What is this Body Code?

As I’ve written before I am now a trained Body Code practitioner. But what is that? What does it do? Well, it’s a type of energy healing that can assist your body and soul to balance themselves. We all have emotional baggage and often other issues as well. This is where this type of healing comes in. With the Body Code, I can help you release trapped energies in your body, allowing your body to refocus its healing efforts and balance itself.

While I am working on writing a page for this, I thought I’d share two episodes of the Wise Traditions podcast from The Weston A Price Foundation, where Hilda Labrada Gore interviews Dr Bradley Nelson1The man who discovered the Body Code., and a video where Dr Brad presents the just recently published Body Code book.

Dealing With Emotional Baggage (Part 1) with Bradley Nelson

Dealing With Emotional Baggage (Part 2) with Bradley Nelson

☞ Life ever changing

☞ Life ever changing

Quite aside from everything else that’s going on in the world, I like everyone else have things happening closer to home constantly too. This winter has been more eventful than anyone I can remember I think. One thing is excellent, one thing is fantastic if a bit of a time-suck1If a welcome and beloved one!, and one is just horrible. I guess a fourth thing would be that my nan celebrated her 90th birthday at the beginning of this year, and she’s by and large in rude health. A few aches and pains and they’ve booked her for some minor heart thing, but on the whole nothing major. So Happy Birthday Granny!

DiscoverHearling Certified Body Code Practitioner

The really excellent thing is that I in late December finished my studies to become a Certified Body Code Practioner with DiscoverHealing. Body Code is an energy healing modality discovered by Dr Bradley Nelson and is used by many practitioners all over the world. Most commonly the Body Code is used on humans, but it works just as well on animals. Personally, I’ve seen very interesting results on cats and dogs. I’ve heard of interesting work with horses too, but have yet to try that myself. As time progresses I will create a page here with more information2I will post that info in both English and Swedish. Language doesn’t actually matter much for this modality, but for discussing results English and Swedish (and to a lesser extent the other Scandinavian languages) are used.

This brings me to time. I feel like I have less of it.3And I’m not talking about the phenomenon I hear more and more people talking about in spiritual circles where time seems to be moving faster in some ways and slower in others right now. Last autumn my mother decided she wanted to get a new puppy. We used to have dogs when I was a kid, but it’s been a minute since then. Originally the plan was to wait till she got retired, but as I will work from home and also want a dog, we decided to get one together.

Ginnie

It’s my mother’s dog but I’m very heavily involved. And so, back in November, we got a little Golden Retriever female named Ginnie. I’ve never gone for so many daily walks as I have the past couple of months! I love her, and it’s amazing, but adjusting to caring for the dog and all the other changes has been trickier than I anticipated. Still, I wouldn’t change a thing.

The other changes increased exponentially at the beginning of February. My mother’s husband collapsed in the middle of the night, and to make a very long story very short, he died a week later from injuries sustained from a catastrophic aortic issue that not only injured his heart but essentially rendered him brain dead.4For the record, he was not Pfizered even if he has taken other so-called vaccines in his life. According to the doctors this was more or less to be considered an accident. As far as they know a congenital issue that would have been next to impossible to discover beforehand. Needless to say, my mother is in shock, and I dare say many others are too. Including myself. We were quite close and spent a fair bit of time together.5This goes some way to explain why I have been so quiet lately. Now we are balancing grief with planning the funeral, taking care of the dog, taking care of my nan when she needs anything, and all the practicals around a death.

Claes Jogréus 1960 – 2023

I have plans and ideas that I want to move forward with. I have a lot to think out loud, and I want to start helping people heal. I will get to this. But the transition into this new phase of life will be slower than I thought last autumn. Especially because of the death in the family. If nothing else, I’ve been starkly reminded of how precious time down here is. I believe in reincarnation and that we never really die. But there are still things you want to do while you are here. I intend to do my best to do those things I want to do and that feels important to me. In the light of Claes’ death and the evil scam being played on us by society; now really is the time!

☞ It’s starting. Again…

☞ It’s starting. Again…

They are going to try and ramp it up again. Though, I think, it might be a little harder this time around as more and more people are starting to think something is off. That doesn’t mean the propaganda won’t be intense! And many will fall for it. One wonders for how long The Atlantic’s talk of “amnesty”1For the record, we did know something was off. And you bastards didn’t just stay quiet as the trains rolled out with us, you actively cheered and hunted us down. The ‘I wonder what I would do if I lived during Nazism in Germany’-question has been answered for many. And you, dear mainstream media, now know. You are bastards without moral fibre. will continue, or if they will go back to calling the vaccine sceptics, hesitant, and non-believers for all the negative invectives in the dictionary.

Dr Sam BAiley has a new instalment in her series on the Covid fraud, and this time she is touching in the reruns. It’s hard to lie with such fervour without repetition.

The COVID-19 narrative is running out of fresh material, so they are starting to do re-runs. And just like “The Love Boat”, the stories aboard the Princess Cruise ships are just as fictional.

I also think there is some measure of what might be thought of as controlled opposition. We have several dissident doctors at this point, but they all buy into the idea that virology is real. Based on what I’ve read and seen at this point, I’m more than willing to say: It doesn’t! I know that Del Bigrtree has more or less hinted that he thinks there might be something to that idea, but that the average Joe isn’t ready to hear it. That is, people are adult enough to hear their governments have been, actively or by accident, trying to kill them, yet not adult enough to hear virology might be a well-funded scam of epic proportions. Adding insult to injury, this means all the talk about “lab leaks” and “gain of function” is bollocks too. Sure, they may have all sorts of poisons in those labs, but they aren’t viruses. And given what’s going on with money rolling into Ukraine from both the US and the EU, and likely through FTX and on to the Democrats, this too would be a pretty excellent way to empty the public purse and get it into the hands of the scrupleless through Big Pharma.

The “Gain of Function” narrative is reaching all new heights. Boston University claimed they engineered a “virus” with an 80% lethality rate. But what actually killed these poor mice?

I’m not quite through it yet, but I highly recommend Dr Mark Bailey’s article Why nobody “Had, Caught, or Got” COVID-19.

☞ The ‘died suddenly’ trend

☞ The ‘died suddenly’ trend

The virus is fake, but the lethality of the “vaccine” is very real. This documentary goes into what’s going on with the vaccine injured. And it’s looking bleak at best. People, especially children, are dying and no one is really talking about it in the mainstream. This film posits that this may well have been the idea to begin with. I tend to lean in that direction too. Too many things had to be falling into place for this to be a mere coincidence if you ask me.

Let us never forget what they have done!

Why do we never believe them? For centuries, the global elite have broadcast their intentions to depopulate the world – even to the point of carving them into stone. And yet… we never seem to believe them.

The Stew Peters Network is proud to present DIED SUDDENLY, from the award winning filmmakers, Matthew Skow and Nicholas Stumphauzer. They are the minds behind WATCH THE WATER and THESE LITTLE ONES, and now have a damning presentation on the truth about the greatest ongoing mass genocide in human history.