Sorry everyone for not posting weird blogs recently. It's difficult when you're hospitalised...

On 1st November a tiny "day" operation for a small hernia repair went drastically wrong. Surgeons 'mistakenly' cut my insides. Blood flooded everywhere. Doctors admitted daily to being "very worried". Friends and family thought I might not survive. I even made a Will.     

Thank God, after another operation, and lots of prayers, angels, love, and healing, I survived. 

As the saying goes, all's well that ends well. 

Hopefully it won't be long before daily weirdness returns to my life - and this blog.

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I'm not sure if you should try this... It might be one of those cases like on children's TV where they say, "Please do not try this at home!"

A psychic friend phoned, excited. "Allan, you know I let clients ask three questions?"

"Yes."

"And I try to channel the answer?"

"Mmmm."

"Well, a few months ago, a man asked how to cure his baldness. Guess what?"

"Your answer cured him?"

"Yes! But guess what the cure was!"

Oh dear, boring. Psychics always think you know what they're about to say. "Tell me," I said. 

"I told him to mix green tea with diet cola, and rub it on his head 3 times a day! Guess what happened?"

"His hair's regrown?"

"Yes! He can't thank me enough. We're excited."

Of course, I thought after she put the phone down, placebo, could make his mind heal unconsciously. She'd need to cure many more bald men to claim that green tea and diet cola is a miracle compound. 

But then my thoughts turned to other "miracle" or "placebo" cases of people being cured by psychic advice. 

The classic for me is Edgar Cayce, a brilliant psychic from the 1930s, who gave 14,000 readings. About 10 years ago, I visited his memorial centre, the Association for Research and Enlightenment. His 14,000 readings are cross-referenced. You can visit and check how to help your health. 

By the end of his life, Cayce was a celebrity. He felt his most important work was healing the sick.

One reading I saw said not to take tea or coffee with milk - it causes negative chemical reactions in the stomach. I was astonished seeing that, because I'd also channelled that many years previously, so never have milk in tea or coffee. 

But the most astonishing thing is, that a few years ago, scientists published evidence saying the same thing - if you add milk to tea or coffee, there's a negative reaction in the stomach!

At last, science catches up with psychics!

If you have an illness that doctors say is incurable, don't give up. One option is to check Edgar Cayce's database for suggestions.

You never know, you might be lucky. You might be cured, and scientists may catch up later! :-)    

As I turned on the car radio yesterday, a scientist introduced herself. 
"... and my current job is to count all the bubbles in the oceans of the world."

Wow. I love creative jobs. Even though many seem frivolous or wasteful, chosen just for fun.

The best job I ever heard of was the sister of a friend in Norway, Frank. We co-authored a book, Usui's teacher. 
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Anyway, when I met Frank's sister, she was just catching a plane to Australia to start her PhD. 
"What's your PhD on," I asked. 

She grinned. "How people greet each other when they meet. I'll visit lots of bars, shops and clubs, and see how people say "Hello." I'll start saying hello to people in Australia, and slowly travel around the world, saying hello in as many countries as possible!"

"That's not a PhD," I said. "That's a fun holiday."

"Ah yes," she laughed. " But it's a branch of science - human sociology. I'm just extending the boundaries of sociology."

It was the same with the scientist on the radio.  Others on the panel laughed incredulously that she spent her time travelling the world's oceans to count bubbles. 

"I'm just extending the boundaries of my science," she laughed. "There are two types of job. One is where you're stuck in a rut, with no progression. It's a dead end. It leads nowhere except, as there's little else to explore, it'll lead to you having a closed mind. 

"The other type of job is where you explore, be creative, try to understand more about the world, push boundaries. I prefer to explore, to understand more than is already known."

Her comments set me thinking about this blog, and understand a little more why I often call it a "weird" blog.. 

Healing, psychic intuition, and angelic or spiritual enlightenment overlap. Learning one subject often automatically leads to  exploring one or both of the others. 

For healers, psychic, and spiritual seekers, it's simply either 
1. exploring one of those three fields in deeper and deeper ways or
2. exploring all three of the fields in wider and wider ways.

Eventually, we're no different to the extremes of creative, boundary breaking science. Like shaking hands and counting bubbles, we push boundaries to understand more about helping ourselves or others on Earth. 

The only difference between boundary pushing scientists, and healers, psychics and angelic or spiritual beings is - the latter three push boundaries in the University of Life. 

My work means I'm often asked to help someone's health, life path, or situation. It's amazing how issues become resolved fast, often with unexpected synchronicity. Helpful Destiny often seems to be at work...

Last week I published a new article on this site, Elderly people - can you afford not to help them. (See under 'Articles.') A brilliant medical doctor friend in Mexico, Dr Pepe Valencia emailed. He's published eight books on palliative care and been a live-TV advice doctor. He wrote a heartfelt plea to all his friends to fund his Foundation helping the elderly. 

Certainly I don't have enough money to fund a large Foundation. The best I thought I could do was publish his article online, and see if someone responds... It was a sort of prayer to readers, and to God and the spirit world, to see if something can be done to help.

Yesterday something amazing happened. Pepe Skyped me for the first time this year. As we chatted, another Mexican friend, Martha, messaged for only about the 3rd time this year. As I waited for Pepe's message reply, I typed Martha a question, asking about her new job. 

Have you guessed it...? 

She works for an organisation that helps Foundations raise funds! :-)

So she and Dr Pepe are in contact...

Of course this could be yet another coincidence. But... Synchronicities in my life, unexpected solutions to people's problems, occur too fast, too regularly, and too strangely... 

It's as if focussed love, a powerful intention to help and achieve a good deed, creates a space in the atmospheric fabric to behold requests for those good deeds in a special Light. And that Light can be "viewed" by God, angels or spirits and consciously acted on. Or "felt" by relevant people and unconsciously acted on. 

As Kayce, a lovely friend from Malaysia said once, "Allan, you're scary!" She'd phoned me two hours before, saying her Malaysian cousin had tried for 20 years to find a lost uncle in England. Two hours later, after a truly weird "coincidence", I phoned her with his address and phone number.  

Yesterday Kayce asked me to find her a partner. She loves England and visits regularly. How on Earth can I find her a partner, I thought. But... Immediately after she asked, the first friend I spoke to said her ex-husband would like to meet an Asian woman... Synchronicity...? Watch this space... 

And remember, a beautiful and perfect God-given synchronicity could be just around your next corner...

Michelle Roberts, Health Editor of BBC News Online, published an article today showing exercising in your 70s 'may stop brain shrinkage'. In the Journal, Neurology, Edinburgh University experts say exercise also stops signs of ageing connected to dementia.  
 
People over 70 who were more physically active had more matter in parts of the brain where messages originate - and more matter in the brain's wiring that transmits messages round the brain, 

Strenuous exercise is not needed - it's enough to walk several times a week. The FREE exercise program, Tri-Dynamics can easily be used at home, and takes only minutes day to exercise most muscles in the body.

But doing mind workouts, tricky crosswords, socialising, or reading had little impact. 

Head of research at Alzheimer's Research UK, Dr Simon Ridley, said: "This study links physical exercise to fewer signs of ageing in the brain. Exercise in middle age can lower the risk of dementia later in life." So Tri Dynamics could help middle-aged persons too... 

Age UK provided funding for the research. Head of research, Prof James Goodwin, said, "It really is never too late to benefit from exercise. It is crucial that, those of us who can, get active as we grow older."

Get active, and get friends and relatives active where possible.

Findings are good news because Tri Dynamics exercise is something you can easily do to boost your health in just a few minutes a day...

Long country walks invigorate body, soul, and mind. Life force strikes through veins as you march. Details of nature, not noticed when driving or shopping, are striking. And if one day you walk to 5,500 year old The Long Man like I did, you're sure to find him striking too. 

It's not because he carries two sticks to strike with. It's because he's strikingly unexpected. He nestles on a green hill in English countryside. At an angle of 40 degrees, he's easily seen from roads. It's a wonder there aren't more crashes, with cars striking each other. 

The Long Man is an eclectic site. You can witness dramatic Druids' meetings, neo-pagan rituals, and, on May 1st, Morris Men dancing. Groups wear stunning traditional, ancient dress. Ideal for tourists. :-)

No-one really knows when or why The Long Man was made. Guesses range from 500 years old, to 5,500 years - and are mystical and weird, just like this blog. :-0

*   Tira Brandon-Evans believes it's a shaman or druid connected to Celtic divination. 
*   Professor John North believes in 3480 BC it marked the constellation Orion, so helped a Neolithic astral religion.

Strange things have happened.   

*   In 1710, John Rowley drew him holding two staffs, with his head as a helmet shape.
*   In 1766, William Burrell drew him holding a rake and a scythe. 
*   During World War 2 it was painted green so German aircraft couldn't use it as a landmark.
*   In 2007, 100 women dressed in white laid within the body to give him pigtails, breasts and hips. 
*   In 2012, a giant phallus was painted on the Long Man, perhaps to strike against the 2007 women.

Whatever you think, it's certainly mystical, and holy and sacred to many. And well worth the walk if you're ever in the English county of Sussex.

Today I was moved by a Mexican doctor friend, Dr Pepe Valencia. He's brilliant, published 8 books, been a celebrity TV doctor. He emailed his list to express his concern for the plight of the elderly. 

It moved me so much, I translated it as an article, now on this site under "Articles".
http://www.allansweeney.com/elderly-people---can-you-afford-not-to-help-them.html  

To sit and do nothing, as, sadly, most people do, is to watch the world go backwards...
:-(

Harvest-time in England. It's time to thank the food that fills our rarely empty stomachs; thank farmers and others for their hard work; and thank those who help near-permanent empty stomachs. (More photos below.)

Fred is too disconcerting for many to meet. He’s 21, and too young and handsome to be so all-knowing. If all men were like him, this world would be a more beautiful place. Providing women were also disconcertingly too young and gorgeous and all-knowing.

We met in a pub, watching football. Fred is not a blagger. Blaggers swagger. Blaggers talk lots and know little. Fred talks lots and knows lots because he’s good at lots. He tries anything to see if he's good at it. And he usually is.

Violin playing was one of his dreams. So as a young teenager he saved to buy a second hand violin, and taught himself. Theatres now book him for solo performances.

Mastering psychic and spiritual subjects were other dreams. Guess what? Psychics and spiritual seekers now seek his advice.

"Gifts" like young Fred’s is not that unusual. Because, like others I've met with numerous gifts, he knows he’s an angel and consciously remembers his agreement before birth to work to help humanity progress...

Angelic souls accept myriads of jobs, projects and hobbies. Deep inner knowledge helps them Master all trades and be a jack of none - easily. So they push boundaries, seeking top levels of ability possible for their human body, until they're an expert, a Master.

When a person Masters a subject, such as violin, their brain’s neural pathways connect. Brains remember what was needed to achieve Mastership. When they study another subject such as psychic or spiritual teaching, neural pathways of “how to achieve” are pre-connected. Pathways to Mastership become easier, and easier again after that.

But angelic souls also remember being with perfect love before birth. That memory provides an automatic love for perfection that permeates their being, bringing ease of effort.

Comparing groups of ‘normal’ humans to an angel like Fred is like comparing a packet of seeds to a stunning flower.

Fred is so young, all-knowing and angelic, many find him disconcerting. They can't understand how he can be so good at so much, so young. So conflict arises, even though his beauty of perfection arises from his beautiful soul.

At 21, the world’s his oyster. Making many oyster beds to lie on, cultivating numerous inner pearls of wisdom to improve the world’s appearance is simply his soul’s task.