Spiritual Healing Arts Kirk Kerber

Contemplations: For the day October 26th 2011 As I write this I have a Emergency Room Er tag still on my wrist after having searing tooth ache pain so bad I almost vomited.. I like everything intense and I have what one doctor told me : "An abnormal tolerance for pain..." meaning I basically can "absorb" just about any form of pain physically and mentally - the body has limits but I suppose b/c of my history of being an "empath" and coming into "Body" in the 1960's - A time of great upheaval and incredible amounts of insanity and fear thatI acclimated to the higher "pain" thresholds... I can withstand almost any type of pain...but last night - I almost vomited from the pain my tooth is causing me and fearing that it might be infected and deadning the nerves I called a friend and decided to go get some pain killers - at the ER at 2 in the morning... I have an appointment with the dentist today at one pm... >>>...

If you haven't been to the #Occupywallstreet Occupation - some call it a protest it reminds me of the "Love-ins" and Sit-In's" from the 1960's and 1970s.... As I remember it -- seeing the pictures in Look Magazines and Time and Life magazines which my parents bought I saw several groups of young people -- gathering to protest the Vietnam war - to promote "Free Love..." and something to the effect of: "Turn on - tune in and drop out..." a quote sourced to Timothy Leary who advocated LSD - "Acid Trips..." On college campuses all over the US students would meet en masse and protest the war and promote "Free Love" On May fourth 1970 four Kent State Ohio students who were unarmed were shot dead after the National Guard was dispatched to the college campus... the News reported 67 rounds of bullets were fired in a period of 13 seconds... The American military turned against it's own people -- it caused a...