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The Spontaneous Healing of Belief: Shattering the Paradigm of False Limits Gregg Braden See book keywords and concepts

If our little desktop computers are based in fractal ideas that mimic the way the universe works, then when we learn about storing information on hard drives and performing downloads, we're really teaching ourselves how reality works. If so, we're ultimately gaining insight into nothing less than the mind of the great architect that set the universe into motion. So maybe the computer that we use to pass the time with a quick game of solitaire or e-mails to friends is much more than we have imagined.

Using our computer analogy, we can think of the subconscious mind as the hard drive in the brain, doing what hard drives do: store a lot of information. In fact, your subconscious mind has a record of everything that you've ever experienced during your entire lifetime. Not only does it hold a record of the events themselves, it also keeps a cross-referenced log of how you felt and what you believed about each one. That's right . . .

The Genie in Your Genes: Epigenetic Medicine and the New Biology of Intention Dawson Church See book keywords and concepts

Researching genes without looking at the energy component of DNA is like studying a computer hard drive without plugging in the power cable. hard drives are composed of thousands of sectors, substructures that store information.16 You can develop impressive theories about why the storage device is constructed the way it is, and the interesting way in which the sectors are arranged, but until you plug the hard drive in and watch it functioning in the context of the energy flow that animates it, you have a very incomplete picture of the way it works.

We may have lots of information on our hard drives, but at a given time we will be utilizing only part of it. And we may be changing the data as well, like revising a letter before we send it to a friend. One of the factors that affect which genes are active is our experience, a fact completely incompatible with the doctrine of genetic determinism. Yet our experiences themselves are just part of the picture. We take facts and experiences and then assign meaning to them.

Conscious Health: A Complete Guide to Wellness Through Natural Means Ron Garner See book keywords and concepts

From pre-birth to about age six, we are like computer hard drives, recording all our experiences and perceptions into our subconscious memories. And, just like computers, these beliefs become the programs that direct our lives. It doesn't matter whether they are really true or not; the fact that we perceive them to be true turns them into automatic programs that are the blueprints for our future life experiences. We download our parents' beliefs and behave accordingly.

New LED lighting technology embraced by consumers, Total Cost of Ownership saves money over incandescent, fluorescent bulbs Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

I remember the first hard drives for Apple computers cost about five thousand dollars... and they only stored only 10 megabytes! By comparison, you can now by a 4 gigabyte SD memory card for under a hundred bucks at retail! That's a massive reduction in cost as these electronics became cheaper to manufacture and widely accepted by consumers. LED components have been following a similar path. A single component that cost $10 today would have cost $1000 just a few years ago. And a few years from now, it might only cost 10 cents.

Rebates and warranty cards: Marketing gimmicks galore Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Whether you're buying computer equipment, monitors (LCD or otherwise), hard drives or just regular office equipment, it seems like everybody has this lower price advertised, but you have to apply for this rebate. You might wonder, "Well, why is this going on? Why is everything sold with a rebate? If the manufacturer is going to give me this $10 back or $20 back, why don't they just lower the price?" Here's the answer, and this tells you a lot about the marketing behavior of these companies.

But on everything else like computer components, hard drives, memory, cable routers and things like that -- forget it! Don't buy a warranty! Besides, by the time the product that you purchased breaks, you'll probably be able to buy a brand new one for the same price that you paid for the warranty. Prices are always dropping, and more and more technology is available at lower prices with each passing year.

Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century Alex Steffen See book keywords and concepts

With this remote backup system in place, workers also have the option of deleting sensitive files from their hard drives completely if that level of security is needed. The Martus program also comes with a simple-to-use but nearly impossible-to-crack encryption feature for files and e-mail alike. A story from Colombia illustrates why Benetech's software is so invaluable to human rights workers. EQUITAS, the Colombian Interdisciplinary Team for Forensic Work and Psychosocial Services, has been recovering the remains of the many people who disappeared during Colombia's decades of complex and .

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