The heart is called Yi [unified power] becuz when intent moves, spirit is agitated; qi is dispersed. Qi is the Mother of spirit; Spirit is the child of qi. The Mother as qi is the horse that guides/conducts the river chariot (yin spirit) in the water (yin jing). Once your mind is away from the lower Elixir Field, your Qi will be led away from it and be consumed. By gathering the Shen into the lower tan tien then the Qi follows it there. Light of eyes descend as Yang fire inner yin qi line
https://www.featherstonefarm.com/our-story
they sell at our local co-op - gotta try some of their organic corn just now harvested!
The cereal also gained attention as “food shot from guns of peace.”
Online articles from the Smithsonian Institution and the New York Botanical Garden explain:
In 1902, Alexander Anderson received a patent for “a dry method of swelling starch materials of all kinds to render them porous, thereby enhancing their nutritive value and rendering them more readily and completely digested.” The following year he signed an agreement with Quaker Oats to begin large-scale production of puffed rice and wheat cereals. (Source: “Alexander Anderson and the Cereal Shot from Guns” at https://invention.si.edu/alexander-anderson-and-cereal-shot-guns.)
Prior to being marketed as a cereal, Anderson’s puffed rice was promoted as a confection at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair. Cannon-like cylinders discharged downpours of puffed rice in a giant cage, wowing the crowds, who purchased packages of the novel treat. (Source: “Breakfast in a Blast: The Invention of Puffed Cereal at NYBG” at https://www.nybg.org.)
Then, the cannons stopped firing. In April 2019, Mae’s Food Blog, posted “The Quaker Oats Company Has Stopped Puffing!” (Read more at https://maefood.blogspot.com/2019/04/the-quaker-oats-company-has-stopped.html.)
Poof!
Quaker Puffed Rice--and Puffed Wheat--disappeared.
Protein Hydrolysate of Green Peas with Bromelain (PHGPB) is a bioactive peptide compound created by breaking down green pea protein using the pineapple stem enzyme bromelain. Bromelain is a proteolytic enzyme (protease) derived from pineapples that breaks peptide bonds in proteins,... Bromelain is a protein-digesting enzyme mixture derived from the stem, fruit, and juice of the pineapple plant. It has a centuries-long history of being used to treat medical ailments, primarily throughout Central and South America.
peptide derived from the bromelain hydrolysis of Indonesian green peas proteins (PHGPB, 25.71% protein, 9.28% fat) showed the lowest levels of urea and creatinine in cisplatin-induced female Wistar rats (19).... Bromelain 10% (w/v) was added to each solution (25) and then left for 72 hr (26) on a stirrer at room temperature (25–30 °C) (27).... Mixing bromelain with pea powder to create a protein hydrolysate typically requires 1 to 4 hours of reaction time at an optimal temperature of 50°C to 55°C (122°F–131°F) and a neutral-to-slightly-alkaline pH (pH 6.8 to 8.0), though some cold or room-temperature protocols extend this up to 24–72 hours.... Legumin or vegetable casein is commonly found in peas, lentils, vetches, and other legumes; it is soluble in water, dissolves in very weak acids and alkalis, and is not coagulated by heat (33). This fact shows that peas possess a good nutritional content for a balanced diet and may even prevent degenerative diseases, such as type II diabetes and cardiovascular disease (34)... bromelain enzyme concentration of 10% yields the highest DH in Nyamplung seed protein (Calophyllum inophyllum) (25). The lowest levels of urea and creatinine that were validated by high super oxide dismutase (SOD) activity and atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) level were obtained in the 200 mg/day PHGPB treatment.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/mnfr.201000558
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a high-protein diet (protein comprising 25% of calories) increased eGFR by 3.8 ml/min per 1.73 m2 after 6 weeks compared with a lower protein diet (protein comprising 15% of calories).9,10 In the early stages, glomerular hyperfiltration occurs as a rise in GFR, in proteinuria, or both, but may result in a loss of kidney function over time
A Canadian study stated that the hydrolysate protein of yellow peas (Pisum sativum L.) alleviates high blood pressure and CKD. Pea protein hydrolysate (PPH) was used as a potential modulator of the renin–angiotensin system (RAS). PPH reduces blood pressure by increasing the levels of cyclooxygenase-1 (COX-1) in renal tissues (2). Hydrolysate proteins are amino acid mixtures obtained from the degradation of hydrolyzed proteins using acids, bases, or proteolytic enzymes to produce peptides and small molecules with high solubility (3).Enzymatic protein hydrolysis improves the function and nutrients of protein sources; it can contain large amounts of efficient peptides without toxic by-products or amino acids (4, 5).
Hydrolysis of green peas proteins produces antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and hypolipidemic peptides that can be used as supportive therapy in cardiovascular disease (6). Such peptides also display antimicrobial, antihypertensive, immunomodulatory, and anticancer activities (7, 8).
follow up studyCleavage of protein polypeptide chains generates short-chain peptides, some of which could exhibit biological activities. Such cleavage, as a result of hydrolysis reactions, could occur during the natural digestion in human gastrointestinal tract but also could be achieved by food processing techniques such as enzymatic hydrolysis, microbial fermentation, and in vitro digestion simulation. For pea protein, the bioactivities of the resultant peptides, or hydrolysates, mainly include antioxidant, antimicrobial, antihypertensive, and antidiabetic characteristics as reported in recent works.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2214799322001461
https://sugarscience.ucsf.edu/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvh5B1rHOtw
I stopped getting "internal tingling" from the yin qi neutralizing the free radicals created by sugar - a least almost stopped it. Way way less - almost all gone. Pretty wild.
So if you buy organic pea powder in a bottle it is 1.5 lbs at $17 a pound. So I'm getting it for half price by buying it bulk. I plan to eat a LoT of this stuff - to increase protein intake. "You pay extra for a product that mixes into liquids instantly without cooking or blending....Yes, organic pea protein powder is a healthy, safe, and high-quality plant-based supplement. It is rich in iron and essential amino acids, easy to digest,"
4 level tablespoons: A standard measuring tablespoon holds roughly 7.5 grams of protein powder.
1/4 cup of organic pea powder has 2% of calcium also with 21 grams of protein... "You digest and absorb about 21 to 23 grams of protein from a 30-gram scoop of typical organic pea protein powder, given its high digestibility rate of roughly 90% to 95%."
Let’s start with the flavor: it’s amazing. Simply the best of any protein powder – not only pea protein, any. Then, it’s perfectly powderized, so it blends to perfection... It isn't over powered with sweetness or fake sugars like other protein powders. It's very versatile.... Not an ounce of chalkiness taste as in a lot of other non-flavored pea protein powders.
Barker wrote an article about the Flatwoods monster and flying saucers and submitted it to FATE Magazine, a magazine devoted to paranormal phenomena. According to Wikipedia, FATE was co-founded in 1948 by Raymond A. Palmer (editor of Amazing Stories) and Curtis Fuller. Still in publication today, FATE is now the longest-running magazine devoted to the paranormal.
For Barker, that was fate indeed! His article, “The Monster and the Saucer,” was accepted and published in January 1953.
https://news.lib.wvu.edu/2021/05/25/gray-barker-and-the-men-in-black-they-knew-too-much-about-flying-saucers/
Gray Barker’s book, The Silver Bridge, linked the collapse of the Silver bridge in Point Pleasant with the appearance of the Mothman,
But, as documented in Gabriel Mckee’s The Saucerian: UFOs, Men in Black, and the Unbelievable Life of Gray Barker (The MIT Press, 2025), scaring people would become his meal ticket—and his passion. Barker would grow up to become one of the leading publishers of literature on flying saucers, alien life forms, and the conspiracies that covered them up. And he did it in ALL CAPS.
That Barker hailed from Appalachia, rich in the folklore of angels, devils and tricksters, was not incidental. Science fiction merely updated these archetypes for the atomic age.
In the postwar era, the leading science fiction magazine was Raymond Palmer’s Amazing Stories, whose “hard science” readers were dismayed when he started publishing stories by Richard Shaver, beginning with 1945’s “I Remember Lemuria!” Shaver claimed that below the surface of our planet lived two warring clans of subterranean robots: the Dero, or detrimental robots, who tormented surface people with ray guns, and the benevolent but ineffectual Tero, or integrative robots. Thus was born “The Shaver Mystery.” Amazing Stories even received a letter from someone who claimed he’d fought the Dero in WWII. The lines between hard sci-fi and tales of the paranormal were starting to blur. And it was in that shifting middle ground where Barker would make his home.
John Keel, who gave the Men in Black their name. Keel was also an adept hoaxer, although susceptible to being hoaxed himself. His bestseller The Mothman Prophecies, published nearly a decade later (and which became a 2002 movie starring Richard Gere), is strewn with the residue of hoaxes perpetrated on Keel for over a year by Barker and Moseley, in retribution for a prank Keel pulled on Barker.
More National UFO Center "triangle" sightings:
It had a large blinking light at its center on the bottom and three constant glowing lights at each point on the bottom. My camera is shaky so they look like they're blinking. They're not. Only the center light strobed consistently. You could hear a faint low hum like a jet only much quieter. You cannot hear it on the video. It flew very eerily, low, slow, and appeared bigger than our typical fighter jets. It seemed to fly in a somewhat straight direction moving from West to East/Southeast. I've lived in the rural country all my life and I love star gazing and watching aircraft/satellites. We have a nearby municipal airport and military jets fly by often (old and new). I've NEVER seen this before. It was NOT in a V shape or T shape, it was a complete triangle.
could hear a wooshing sound like air passing by. I saw the craft lights but the aircraft was unable to be seen. It looked like a backwards triangle with two evenly spaced white lights at the front and one white light at the back, that did not blink. Just stationary white lights. I only heard the craft when it was slowly moving over my backyard. It did not sound like a jet. It was very strange and before it came over my yard and I looked up, my back solar light started growing brighter then dimmed before it glided over my home and again I could not see the craft only the 4 lights in a backwards triangle.
there I saw above the tree line, but it wasn’t right above me it was a few miles away but In the air just hovering. It was clear as day a triangle shaped craft, the top was a grayish blue metallic color and the bottom was just black… as I was driving I couldn’t see because the trees were blocking it but as I kept continuing more on the highway I saw it again in the same spot I clearly knew that was not an aircraft. It was very large. It had to be the size of a car even bigger. It was not directly above me though.
a triangular UAP appeared from the left of us, it was telephone pole high and was slowly spinning in a circle while moving to the right slowly. It had no sound to the craft and it had lights on each side of it. It wasn’t going fast and there was cars behind us as well, atleast 5.
At first glance I literally thought it was a plane that lost power and was gliding down. But after observing longer I noticed it was rotating and hovering to the right, it was rotating and hovering slowly. It had a green light on one corner of it and a red one on the other corner. It came from behind trees on the left side of the road &’ ended up headed towards fields on the right.
What’s weird was the lights were very visible like obvious what colors they were but it’s like the lights were just there. The lights didn’t travel anywhere. It was as high as the telephone poles and right in front on my windshield view. Me and my daughter drew images of what the craft looked like to us, I drew mine in the living room, she drew hers in her room. Our drawings matched with how to craft looked. My boyfriend claims he heard it making a buzzing sound.
sometimes the Triangle craft is seen to "vanish" after becoming a very bright light:
Three bright lights, red blue and green on the corners of a triangle four or five bright white lights in the center
It was a triangle shaped ship, but all I could see were lights on the bottom three blue green and red. It was flying northeast. I only saw it for about I wanna say 10 seconds flying north east then it stopped bright lights underneath white ones four or five they be came super bright lit up the sky for just a second went dim, and then the whole ship shot straight up out into space.
https://nuforc.org/sighting/?id=198827
I saw a huge triangular grayish black craft pass over our houses. The bulk of the craft was completely over the neighbor's house and extended partly over our house. It was moving very slow, I would guess about 15-25 mph. It was flying very low probably about 50-75 feet above the tree line. As it passed over, I could hear a low humming sound.
It was in the sky it was triangle shape and not high in the sky but not too low, it was hovering and a beam came out of it
Then a beam of light came out from it idk how to explain but the light was so damn bright like it was crazy
Blue/red lights, black triangle no sound darts with a light trail behind, moves up, down, horizontal etc
Blue/red lights, black triangle no sound darts with a light trail behind, moves up, down, horizontal. Then completely moves so quickly it's gone.
In 2011, Wilens, and fellow ADHD ‘experts’ Biederman and Spencer, were sanctioned by Harvard University for failing to disclose millions of dollars in pharmaceutical company support they received (Kowalczyk, 2011).
from ADHD debate clouded by preconceptions and undisclosed conflicts of interest
It's very popular today to accuse someone of "being on the spectrum" if they act in a way that you don't find conducive to whatever "social norms" you espouse (usually what is every on television at current times). But very few people realize that psychiatry is rife with Big Pharma manipulation.
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHA) is one of the most common comorbid disorders of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) that can accompany autism, triggered by it, or be a consequence of it.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10983102/
So we know that Asperger's Syndrome was removed from the DSM when the "spectrum" was created to make up for the disease created by the Nazi collaborator - shuffling off children to be killed as being mentally diseased for not properly following "social norms" of Nazism.
The question is - to what extent has fascist corporate culture now made "the spectrum" the norm accusation for those not willing to socially conform?
when ‘industry support’ involves hidden payments like those given to Biederman, Spencer and Wilens.
Gary Greenberg's research has similarly exposed Big Pharma corruption funding psychiatry research and the making of the DSM. But what needs to be realized is this cozy Big Pharma funding of psychiatry is the norm for the industry!
Other researchers cited who were involved in conflict of interest controversies include Dr Wagner and Dr Rush of the University of Texas, and Dr Christopher Gillberg of the University of Gotheburg, Sweden. Dr Gillberg has a criminal conviction for destroying research documentation (Ramshaw, 2009; Swedish Parliamentary Ombudsmen, 2006). In addition, the vast majority of members of the RACP coordinated ADHD guidelines committee, and the RACP itself, had financial ties to ADHD medication manufacturers (RACP, 2009).
It is totally unacceptable for Mr Whitely to suggest that the members of the RACP involved in the development of the Draft Guidelines had ‘hidden commercial ties’ when in fact all potential conflict of interest statements were clearly recorded in Appendix B.
the committee disregarded submissions highlighting the issues around Biederman, Spencer
and Wilens. They also ignored research that challenged their preconceptions by bringing into question the long-term safety and efficacy of ADHD medications, most notably the Oregon Health & Science University, Drug Class Review on Pharmacologic Treatments for ADHD. (McDonagh et al., 2007).......
I agree with Professor Levy that the finding that: ‘In children with ADHD, ever receiving stimulant medication was found to increase the odds of being identified as performing below age-level by a classroom teacher by a factor of 10.5 times (compared to never receiving stimulant medication)’, is a ‘startling figure’ (Department of Health, 2010). However, I cannot understand how the appropriate response to ‘startling’ results is to ignore them.
Liz Kowalczyk's reporting in July 2011 covered high-profile Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital psychiatrists (including Dr. Joseph Biederman) who violated institutional conflict of interest rules regarding undisclosed pharmaceutical industry financial ties.
the three doctors of accepting millions of dollars in consulting fees from drug makers from 2000 to 2007, but failing to report much of the income to university officials.
https://www.madinamerica.com/2026/03/undisclosed-industry-payments-found-in-top-psychiatry-journals/
Over 50% of psychiatrists accept industry payments, and studies show that industry-sponsored drug trials are substantially more likely to report positive results than independent research
A 2021 Mad in America investigation revealed that industry paid psychiatrists alone $340 million between 2014 to 2020. The same investigation also reported that financial COIs were present in the testing of every new psychotropic drug approved by the FDA between 2013 to 2017.
financial conflicts of interest (COIs)
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7260092/
Over half of active psychiatrists (55.7%) received some form of payments from pharmaceutical manufacturers. Of these, top 2.8% of psychiatrists received 82.6% of the payments.
741 Shrinks (2.8%) received over $60,000 each for "services" includes serving as faculty or a speaker at a venue, for a non-accredited and noncertified continuing education program, or for an accredited or certified continuing education program.
| $61,746,388 in total for "services" (67.7) | 680 (91.8) |
In 2016–2017, pharmaceutical manufacturers provided 812,877 payments worth $110,512,607.18 to 26,422 psychiatrists in the US.
The majority of payment to psychiatrists receiving ≤$20,000 were in the form of food and beverages, totaling $12.6 million (65.2%). The majority of payment to psychiatrists receiving >$20,000 were for compensation for services ($61.7 million, 67.7%) or consulting fees ($12.1 million, 13.2%).
