Help Redirect Hurricane Rita!
Joe Vitale's newsletter seemed so timely so I'm
forwarding it in it's entirety.
It is a little long but worth reading enough
that I thought of you.
Instead of watching news, quaking in fear
here's an approach to counter the negativity.
Hope you enjoy.
Janice
Help Me Stop Rita
by Dr. Joe Vitale
As I type these words, people in Houston
are scrambling to leave the city.
The Mayor has urged many to evacuate.
The next hurricane, Rita, is bigger and badder
than Katrina, and it's headed this way.
Yes, our area is in the path of the hurricane,
too.
With luck, by the time it hits mainland Texas,
it will have dropped from a category 5 to a
category 1 hurricane. We're stocking up on
supplies, like everyone else.
While the world is still reeling from the effects
of Katrina, we're now bracing for something
that could be just as bad, or worse.
As I listen to the news, and watch people, the
key word that everyone says or seems to
breathe is "victim."
We're victims of storms.
We're victims of chance.
We're victims of a poorly run government.
We're victims of gas prices, gas shortages,
inflation, recession, taxes, wars, and now --
the worst of all -- Mother Nature.
I'm going to say something unusual. It may
upset some people. I'm hoping it will inspire
you. Here goes:
You have more power than you think.
While you may not want to stand in the path
of Rita, you don't have to cower under the bed.
As odd as it may sound, I believe that if enough
of us think positive, we can create a counter
storm of sorts. We can protect ourselves and
our loved ones with our thoughts.
I've described and proved this with the research
in the back of my book, "The Attractor Factor."
Nineteen studies *proved* that when a large
group of people hold positive intentions,
those intentions radiate out and become reality.
No, I'm not saying ignore the storm warnings. I'm
saying don't get caught up in the fear that the
warnings often trigger.
Look. If you think the storm will get you, then
it's already gotten you. You're living in fear.
Your life is dark, gloomy and in a cage. The
media is flawless at whipping us into fear.
So I suggest ignoring the media. It's not
information, it's propaganda. It gets large
groups of people to think negative, which
of course then becomes reality.
Why can't we do the opposite?
Why can't we get large groups of people
to think positive?
At this very moment, as I type this and you
read this, all is well.
Isn't it?
Aren't you ok?
Aren't you feeling fine right now?
Yes, be sure to have batteries and water
and supplies.
But also check the storehouse in your mind.
Are you living in fear, or living in trust?
Are you focused on the negative, or are
you doing something to create a positive?
We are all, always, at choice.
My plea is that the readers of my ezine --
you -- will stop, breathe, and focus; pray,
or in some positive way send out an energy
that will help dissolve the fear in and around us.
I'm asking you to do this on Saturday, the day
Rita is scheduled to visit Texas.
As I was finishing this article, UPS delivered
two books to me. Both are timely and worth
mentioning.
"Unconditional Bliss" says you can find
happiness in the face of hardship.
I think this is relevant. While the media is
making us shake in our boots, we can
choose to take care of ourselves and
others *while* remaining happy.
Happiness is a choice.
The other book looks just as fascinating.
It's "Megatrends 2010" by Pat Aburdene.
To my surpirse (and delight), the book
declares that the future will be more
focused on spirit.
Well, let's create the future right now.
Let's focus on spirit.
What I'm asking you to do is be happy,
right now. Smile. Send that loving energy
out, in the direction of Texas. Intend for
all to be well, for, in reality, all is well.
In fact, pretend you are the eye of the
hurricane. That's the center where all
is at peace. *Be* that peace and send
that peace from the eye to the hurricane
itself, imagining it dropping in intensity.
We can make a difference.
It begins with you.
What will you choose to think?
*********************************************************
Dr. Joe Vitale is the author of way too many books
to list here. His latest title is "The Attractor
Factor: 5 Easy Steps for Creating Wealth
(or anything else) From the Inside Out." It's in
all book stores and available from Amazon, too.
Register for Dr. Vitale's complimentary ezine
at http://www.mrfire.com See his Katrina drive
at http://www.OperationSuperHero.com
*********************************************************
Copyright © 2005 by Joe Vitale. All rights
reserved. You may forward this in its entirety
to anyone you wish.
**********************************************************
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The data in The Lancet study are derived from a study Dr. Roehrborn conducted with Merck & Co., Inc. in 2000. Dr. Roehrborn, discussing the reasons to publish this report now, said: "The data are published now out of recognition that there was an acknowledged gap in the primary-care community about the impact of Propecia on PSA levels. When doctors ask for their patients' medical history, they need to ask if they have taken any drugs for hair loss, and the doctors need to multiply the PSA readings by two."
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About UT Southwestern Medical Center
UT Southwestern Medical Center, one of the premier medical centers in the nation, integrates pioneering biomedical research with exceptional clinical care and education. Its more than 1,400 full-time faculty members - including four active Nobel Prize winners, more than any other medical school in the world - are responsible for groundbreaking medical advances and are committed to translating science-driven research quickly to new clinical treatments. UT Southwestern physicians provide medical care in 40 specialties to nearly 89,000 hospitalized patients and oversee 2.1 million outpatient visits a year.
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The study, involving 308 men ranging in age from 40 to 60 years old, is available online in the British medical journal The Lancet and is scheduled to be published after Jan. 1, 2007. The study calls for new clinical guidelines for primary-care physicians, dermatologists and urologists to account for the role of finasteride, known as Propecia when used for hair loss, while evaluating PSA results.
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In 1997 the FDA approved finasteride for the treatment of male-pattern baldness. While Propecia is administered at 1 milligram per day, patients who take the finasteride drug Proscar for BPH get a five times higher dosage, 5 mg per day.
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The data in The Lancet study were collected by Dr. Roehrborn from 1998 to 2000 in cooperation with medical centers in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas and Virginia.
The data in The Lancet study are derived from a study Dr. Roehrborn conducted with Merck & Co., Inc. in 2000. Dr. Roehrborn, discussing the reasons to publish this report now, said: "The data are published now out of recognition that there was an acknowledged gap in the primary-care community about the impact of Propecia on PSA levels. When doctors ask for their patients' medical history, they need to ask if they have taken any drugs for hair loss, and the doctors need to multiply the PSA readings by two."
The current study also was funded by Merck & Co., Inc.
About UT Southwestern Medical Center
UT Southwestern Medical Center, one of the premier medical centers in the nation, integrates pioneering biomedical research with exceptional clinical care and education. Its more than 1,400 full-time faculty members - including four active Nobel Prize winners, more than any other medical school in the world - are responsible for groundbreaking medical advances and are committed to translating science-driven research quickly to new clinical treatments. UT Southwestern physicians provide medical care in 40 specialties to nearly 89,000 hospitalized patients and oversee 2.1 million outpatient visits a year.
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