Guest guest Posted February 12, 2001 Report Share Posted February 12, 2001 "International Advocates for Health Freedom" jham Fri, 09 Feb 2001 12:40:18 -0500 URGENT ALERT- EU VITAMIN DIRECTIVE VOTE TUESDAY- ACTION NEEDED NOW- MORE SIGNATURES NEEDED - forward widely & ACT NOW! IAHF List: Joseph Hasslberger from La Leva di Archimede alerts vitamin consumers world wide to please urge as many people as humanly possible to sign the health freedom petition at http://www.laleva.org/petizione/english/intro_eng.html between now and Tuesday, because on Tuesday the European Parliament will vote on the dangerous vitamin directive that threatens to destroy consumer access to dietary supplements all over Europe, forcing all 15 EU countries to walk in lockstep with Germany where access to vitamins is heavily restricted. People outside the EU must not ignore this due to harmonization. After the vote on Tuesday, if the EU Parliament agrees by simple majority to accept the Vitamin Directive, the language would then go to the European Council of Ministers where the reps from each EU government can either accept the Directive as written, or make changes. If they make changes, it goes back again to the EU Parliament, but there is a very real danger right now that the Directive will be accepted as currently written by the EU Parliament, and that the Council of Ministers will also accept it as written. It gives the Pharma Cartel everything they want, so it very well might go right on through despite our efforts on getting signatures on the La Leva petition, because the MEPs and Council of Ministers is under no obligation whatsoever to pay attention to that petition, especially when over half of the signatures are from Americans, and many more come from countries outside the EU. Only Denmark and Sweden have gotten any appreciable number of signatures on the petition, and they are just 2 out of the 15 EU countries. So if MEPs from Denmark, Sweden, England, Portugal and Holland all spoke against the Directive when they go to vote on it, it would still pass on Tuesday because they would simply be outvoted by the rest of the EU. So frankly, it does not look good for our friends overseas, and as a person with a genetic need for vitamins, whose health would be seriously impaired if I lost access, I feel immense pain right now, not only for our friends in Europe, but also because of the very real threat that our American dietary supplement laws could be harmonized to the EU unless far more Americans wake up to this reality. Does it make sense for Americans and other vitamin consumers world wide to keep signing the petition at http://www.laleva.org/petizione/english/intro_eng.html between now and tuesday and after tuesday as well? Yes. Its the ONLY CHANCE we have of POSSIBLY stopping what is going on. Americans are being set up like bowling pins, and far too many arrogantly assume that nothing could ever overturn DSHEA. These people need to pull their heads out of the sand and take a very close look at what is happening with harmonization, with entities such as the Trans Atlantic Business Dialogue, the Trans Atlantic Consumer Dialogue, and the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body. They need to take a very close look at the CRN press release below where the writing is very clearly on the wall, and they need to sign the petition above as well as the petitition calling for proper oversight at http://www.garynull.com because otherwise we could be whitewashed in the Codex Oversight hearing fast approaching on February 28th,and the possibility is very strong that unless we actively get involved and educate our Congressmen, all of our witnesses could be excluded from presenting oral testimony at the hearing. Is this a bad situation? Yes. Is it hopeless? No, its not, but it could BECOME hopeless if people keep ignoring what is going on. There has been immense spin control world wide to try to hide the stealth pharmaceutical takeover of the natural products industry. They've been making use of controlled opposition groups, plants, double agents, bribery, pay offs, control of the mass media, but we can't pretend they're not coming for our vitamins when they make no bones about it. Look at the CRN press release below. Closely. Then look at the US News and World Report cover story which slams the dietary supplement industry at http://www.usnews.com The time for ACTION is NOW!! Proof that the USA is being SET UP: U.S. and European Leaders Agree on Principles to Harmonize Dietary Supplement Regulations http://www.crnusa.org/shellnr112000.html Monday, November 20, 2000 Contact: Mike Greene 202/263-1002 mgreene Shop online without a credit card http://www.rocketcash.com RocketCash, a NetZero subsidiary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2001 Report Share Posted October 14, 2001 Try Carlo Suares -- the trilogy published by Sam Weiser includes Carlo's three most important books, including the Cipher of Genesis, now out of print separately ... (Carlo spells it "Qabala", inferring a "transformative" approach). Carlo was a big fan of Krishnamurti, and brought this view to his approach. -- Dan --- viorica weissman <viorica wrote: > Hello Everybody , > > If someone could recommend me a good book on > Kabbalah > i would be very happy . > > a simple search at barnes&noble by the keyword > 'Kabbalah' > brought about 253 titles , > > gratefully, > > vicki > Make a great connection at Personals. http://personals. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2001 Report Share Posted October 14, 2001 Hi Vicki -- The trilogy's out of stock, now, too? Are they printing more copies? Suares has been published in French, too, which I think is his original language. Suares viewed B'reysheet (Genesis) as very Qabalistic, also Song of Songs, looked into Sepher Yetzirah and had some interesting things to say about the revelation of Jesus from a Qabalistic perspective. Gershom Scholem provides a historic view of Kabbalah (his spelling) that is somewhat "mystical" yet quite scholarly. He singlehandedly "legitimized" Kabbalah as a field of study. Aryeh Kaplan's another author who's interesting, too, but less clear. Just took a look in a search and found some good things on the web about Moses de Leon, Moses Cordovero, Isaac Luria, Gershom Scholem, among others. There's so much out there, isn't there? Qabalists tend to view the universe as one being, and tend to speak of emanations of God, so that all things are aspects of God, and yet God transcends all emanations. Like Advaita, there are levels of teaching, so there is movement from understanding a universe that is emanated, to a universe that is God's limitless play of self-opposition, to a universe that actually isn't created, but is ayn, without qualities or separable reality. I like Isaac Luria's mythology in which God first had to withdraw from himself, to make a space by contraction, a space in which a universe could be emanated. God's self-negation allows all that is perceivable to seemingly be. Blessed be, Dan --- Viorica Weissman <viorica wrote: > , d b <dan330033> > wrote: > > Try Carlo Suares -- the trilogy > > published by Sam Weiser includes > > Carlo's three most important books, > > including the Cipher of Genesis, > > now out of print separately ... > > (Carlo spells it "Qabala", inferring > > a "transformative" approach). > > > > Carlo was a big fan of Krishnamurti, > > and brought this view to his approach. > > > > -- Dan > > > Wonderful ! > Thank you , Dan,it's good to have an author > name > and a book title ! > > i checked it at amazon and barnes & noble > and the trilogy is indeed out of stock; > > i'll check the libraries in town too , > > thanks , > > vicki. > > > > > > > > > > > > > Make a great connection at Personals. http://personals. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2001 Report Share Posted October 14, 2001 Hi Vicky, Another book is Kabbalah and Consciousness by Alan Afterman Love, James , "viorica weissman" <viorica@z...> wrote: > Hello Everybody , > > If someone could recommend me a good book on Kabbalah > i would be very happy . > > a simple search at barnes&noble by the keyword 'Kabbalah' > brought about 253 titles , > > gratefully, > > vicki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2001 Report Share Posted October 15, 2001 I'm no expert on this, But the best book I have found is to name a Name like a Sephiroth and allow it to manifest what it as to teach over the next day, week or month depending of the pulse one likes to Kabbale. The hardest part is allowing it to manifest fully. Of course one may do the same thing with a book, or anything for that matter. Its the beauty of life. Enjoy, Antoine - Viorica Weissman Monday, October 15, 2001 11:09 AM Re: help needed hi James , your recommendation is on my search list , thank you, vicki Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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