Session 12 — August 2011

Frederic asks whether calcium and magnesium from plant (organic) sources differ significantly from mineral/rock (inorganic) sources.

The Wonders confirm the absorption rate is about 53 percent higher for organic sources, call that a substantial difference, but note it does not change the dosage to be taken.

Frederic asks about EMF exposure, mentioning overhead cabling a few metres from his new house.

The Wonders state everyone is affected by electromagnetic frequencies - some more sensitively than others - and that they affect cellular division and structure, with stronger fields having greater effect.

Practical recommendations: keep at least 18 inches (about 40 cm) between oneself and computers, and keep electric clocks, table lamps and similar devices at least 40 cm away while sleeping since they emit even when off.

They suggest measuring with a gauss meter, using shielding such as copper, asking the utility company to shield the cables (which requires measurable scientific data), and mention personal amulets and devices for computers.

Above all they advise not to fear it.

The discussion turns to belief: beliefs do not create the circumstance but fear opens one to its effect and forces interaction with it, creating a self-feeding cycle of illness.

They add that believing one will not be affected is no different, since it is still pushing against it out of fear; without the limiting belief the effect would be minimal and non-disease-forming.

Frederic asks how one can choose the amount of time something takes, referring to being told that Rene chose six months to walk again after his accident, and to his own drawn-out search for work and a move to Luxembourg.

The Wonders explain that the mind's psychology assumes linearity, so every choice is subject to a reaction and thereby generates time; the reaction to a choice is the span over which the movement takes place.

Without that psychology, the choice would simply be made and the circumstance occur without an expenditure of time.

They say Rene could easily have healed in four months - the body was capable - but he made a choice with time attached; choosing a fixed time, no time, or waiting are all simply different choices, and it is the self, not the ego, that makes them.

Their recommendation is to choose and not be concerned with or attached to the result.

Frederic asks how much his idea of building a platform to help healers from English-speaking countries develop activities in non-English-speaking Europe comes from himself.

The Wonders answer roughly 12 percent from group/collective consciousness, about 2 percent from the self, and the remainder from the ego personality and mind - the ego is more influenced by the collective because the group has more apparent meaning and reality for the mind.

They invite him to imagine 60-70 percent of ideas coming from the self, which would make ideas deeper and broader.

They warn that his recent high energy around the move is largely mind excitement at something new - mind candy designed to distract from self-exploration - whereas the vitality of the self is a continuation of self-exploration and is felt as connectivity and continuity rather than the mind's version of peace.

On consciousness, they urge him not to define it only within the mind's limits: consciousness is awareness, which can expand limitlessly, while the mind can hold only what it keeps at the forefront.

The mind should not be discarded but used as a tool - let the mind observe and discover the self - and he is encouraged to keep going even if it takes many attempts, since he already sees movement.