Ray Kent, Independently Healthy - Coming Home Again

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Hello All!

 

 

As I was sunning this weekend, after playing tennis, enjoying my bananas

and dates, I was reminded of this quote:

 

 

 

" As we get better and realize the full benefits of solar radiation, we

will move farther south toward the Equator where the Earth's rejuvenating

power is the highest and the ozone is the thickest, and where our food

will be grown on trees and bushes above the ground. For this narrow belt

of the Earth is our true home, where we humans began our existence. Our

ability to live in cmfort in such surroundings will be an accurate

barometer of our condition. There we can have at least eleven Julys and

Augusts each year, days of long summer songs. When our bodies are clean,

fleas, chiggers, mosquitoes, and ticks will no longer feed upon the waste

that now pours out of us. Furthermore, we will be comfortable in the

heat. "

 

 

p. 70

 

 

For me, more thoughts that gave me goose bumps!

 

And, then I had another one: I think we're the only species that " works "

- that does something to " support " ourselves. Every other species just

" is " .

 

 

 

 

best,

 

 

Bob

 

 

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