The law of attraction is a very powerful law that simply states like attracts like. Everything in the Universe is energy vibrating at specific frequencies. Your body is also energy vibrating at specific frequencies. As you give your attention to anything, the past, present, or future, you begin to vibrate like that which you are giving your attention to and you attract experiences that are of a similar nature.

Although history seems like it is set in stone to many people around the world, history is truly malleable, because history is only a memory of what happened, not what actually happened. Memories are vibrational reverberations of the past that are only vibrational frequencies of a similar nature compared to past vibrational frequencies that have previously existed.

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What I am about to say will quite probably shock and offend a great number of readers, unpleasant facts often do. I will say in the following pages the following very simple and I will show undeniable propositions:

1. Psychology (and psychiatry) is not a science;

2. The New Zealand legal system and many others base many rulings in family law, mental health law and criminal law on the opinion of so called experts in psychology – this inevitably leads to miscarriages of justice because, on the basis of argument, there cannot be experts in this field as it is not a science hence – expertise in this field is equivalent or equal to recognizing experts in alchemy or occult magic. The acceptance of psychological and psychiatric opinion as expert is therefore as a matter of logic in many cases a breach of the High Court Rules on expert evidence. My conclusion will be that the judicial function is being eroded by “psychologic”. Read the rest of this entry »

August 09, 1972

It is an affection of the ignorant and the lazy to reject history as irrelevant mythology a boring repository of useless information that has no bearing on the problems of today.

What a pity!

Those who ignore history are forced is live it again.

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