Category: Holidays and Observances

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Luck is a lie created by ego

So who gets to say what the odds of anything are? Our EGO (Latin for “I am”) is what always determines reality and probability but when we remove the blinders and open up, things can pass more freely into our lives for better or for even better.

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International Longevity Day (Oct 1) is unintentionally ironic

When we rally around a “War of Aging”, like the “War on Cancer” or the “War of Drugs” it is tantamount to saying that we are invested in the eternal existence of cancer or illicit drug use. If we wanted to solve problems, we would call it a “prevention and destruction of cancer” or a “solutions to the problems associated with illicit drug use”. To read about perpetual war, check out this blog.

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Why Memorial Day is a pacifist’s holiday

I suppose the meta message of this post is that although we would never dishonor those who fell in military service, there should still be a discussion of the war they died in was just or even justified. I would argue that to decouple the legitimacy of their actions with the legitimacy of the mission is essential to honoring them.

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It’s World Osteoporosis Day! – But that doesn’t mean it’s a real disease…

Just as people are now broadly questioning the use of cholesterol-lowering drugs, I believe the use of osteoporosis medications will soon be under fire.

• Did you know these bone health drugs work by poisoning one of the two types of cells charged with maintaining bone health?

• Did you know that Vitamin D can cause osteoporosis?

To learn about the root causes of osteoporosis, which lie in stem cell aging, watch this video that I did:

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