IMPACTS, MAGNETIC FIELDS AND DISEASES

"Someday after mastering winds, waves, tides and gravity, we shall harness the energies of love, and then, for the second time in the history of the world, man will discover fire" - Teilhard de Chardin.

The Vulcan web site predicts impending comet collisions this century. This is at a time when dramatic magnetic perturbations have been observed altering the movement of the Earth's core have been observed along with a general weakening of the Earth's magnetic field. An impact could 'cement in' dramatic changes in this field, leading to changes that could result in many small dipoles and a general increase of bombardment on the lower latitudes with solar particles producing mutations of viral and bacterial agents. The resulting diseases could overwhelm current medical abilities to cope with these agents, leading to world-wide epidemics.

The thesis proposed herein is that the proximity of two humans with characteristics best described as 'the personality of the soul' offers therapeutic responses to certain diseases. These characteristics appear to be reasonably well recognizable and may be catalogued. Physical proximity maybe required, within distances of less than one inch and 'touching' may be preferable. Such actions when one is 'infected' are usually shunned, and additional fear factors have prevented this phenomenon to be widely used. The simplicity of the technique has offered additional resistance.

This technique has yet to be evaluated statistically from a medical point of view. Consequently, it is offered as a possible approach to cure 'incurable' diseases. It is not intended to replace any current medical procedures now in practice, but rather offered as a supplement. It has been found effective against Type 2 Diabetes, a viral infection of the heart and intestine as well as the shrinkage of a swollen heart due to the viral infection. Further, it has demonstrated an ability to curb violent allergic celiac reaction to Gluten, that produces intense vomiting and diarrhea.

• ABSTRACT
• INTRODUCTION
• BACKGROUND
• LOVE AND ATTRACTION
• FEAR AND HOW TO MINIMIZE IT
• DISEASE
• PERSONALITY COMPATIBILITIES
• POSSIBLE CORRELATIONS OF DISEASES WITH SPECIFIC FEARS
• CONCLUSIONS
• APPENDIX A - ORGANIZATION OF THE SOUL
• APPENDIX B - ESSENCE TWINS
• REFERENCES
• LEGAL NOTICE

INTRODUCTION

The Vulcan web site was initiated by the metaphysical work, "Michael For The Millennium". This work suggested that Earth was in danger of a major meteorite impact within the next one hundred and fifty years. Within two pages of this comment, it was specified that our Sun, Sol, has a distant binary (companion). This simple comment initiated an investigation that led to the Vulcan, Comets And The Impending Catastrophe web site largely because one of the analysts was informed of the existence of "Essence Twins", "Task Companions" and Cadence Members" that related to another subject of interest. Subsequent analysis has lead to the conclusions that the aforementioned danger to Earth is most likely valid.

Surprisingly, the comet threat to Earth has been known since the Middle Ages, and in surprising detail at that. Figure 1 shows what is purported to be Halley's Comet, but clearly is not. Comets, blood red rain, mutations and disease are vividly depicted.

Figure 1. A Medieval Painting Dated 1456 AD, Near A Pass Of Halley's Comet.

A painting, dated 1456, reveals two comets (they look like stars with tails) moving in different directions and illustrating the sky raining blood (ferrous compounds found in the comet's debris field) and an aurora. The aurora is clearly associated with the impending Earth's magnetic field change that could occur after a comet impact, especially during a time when instability of the Earth's magnetic field has been observed.^1,2 The reduction in our magnetic field permits solar particles to bombard Earth at lower latitudes, producing new viral and bacterial agents. Thus, new diseases are generated just as is illustrated by the sick children and a mutated calf with two heads are shown in Figure 1. The mutate germs produced by these methods will rapidly generate new diseases overwhelming our current medical abilities. Official actions are now underway based on a 2003 Pentagon study by Peter Schwartz concerning the implications of An Abrupt Climate Change Scenario And Its Implications For United States National Security

This web page considers a method that seems to attenuate diagnosed medical conditions through personal interactions. It is based on the following assumptions:

1. There are two major factors define the interactions between sentient beings: love and fear.
2. Many, if not all, diseases are rooted in an individual’s fear.
3. Close associations with specific others can reduce one person’s major fear because certain major fear of one cancel or reduce the major fear of another.
4. Reduce fear and the effect of the corresponding disease is reduced.

A broader investigation of this phenomena is required to determine the extent and effectiveness of this technique. For example:

1. What additional maladies are mitigated by these techniques?
2. Quantitative evaluations of an individual's major and 28 secondary fears
3. Bodily substances produced by these individual interactions.
4. Statistical analysis of multiple cases to validate the techniques effectiveness.

BACKGROUND

Should extra-terrestrial aliens visit Earth, one would surely suspect that they would be susceptible to the germs found here. Disease would surely be expected to follow their visitations, both among themselves and the humans they encounter. The discovery of Noah's Ark clearly shows that such aliens have been among us, and the recently patented alien technology indicated that ongoing visitations have occurred. It would be reckless to attempt such visitations should there not be some mechanism to prevent or cure the diseases that must surely follow.^3,4 Incidentally, attempts to suppress reports of such visitations amount to a willful act to repress a cure for a host of known human diseases, and such an act would likely create a karmic debt that would have to be repaid by those among us maintaining this secret.

The method proposed to be used to suppress disease by both Christ's disciples and aliens visiting Earth is extremely simple. Sentient beings that form relationships in such a way that their fears abrade or cancel become healthier. Fears in the young have not had a chance to cease the personality. Thus, they can be 'young and in love' with almost anyone and remain correspondingly healthy.⁵ As we age, the major fears grab our personality making us susceptible to disease. Those of us who have inadvertently formed long term relationships in our youth that suppress each other's fears continued to remain healthy. The others are not so lucky unless we form such relationships later in life.

Fear resists losing control of the organism once it has gained a foothold. So as we age, we naturally resist associating with those who can suppress our fears. The older we grow, the greater the choke-hold these fears have upon us and the more we use social crutches to deny purging them from our personality. But just by associating with others who have fears that abrade with ours, we can attenuate their influence on our bodies. But first, we must understand the structure of the soul, and the fears that manifest in it. To do so, the Soul Types and Overleaves must first be defined.

There are seven Soul Types. See Table 1. They are:

TABLE 1
SOUL TYPES

Ordinal		Cardinal
ARTISEN - seeks structure	Expression	SAGE - seeks communication.
Positive Pole: Creation		Positive Pole: Expression
Negative Pole: Artifice		Negative Pole: Oration
SLAVE - serves common good.	Inspiration	PRIEST - serves the higher good.
Positive Pole: Service		Positive Pole: Compassion
Negative Pole: Bondage		Negative Pole: Zeal
WARRIOR - seeks challenge	Action	KING - seeks to lead/mandate.
Positive Pole: Persuasion		Positive Pole: Mastery
Negative Pole: Coercion		Negative Pole: Tyranny
	Assimilation
	SCHOLAR - seeks knowledge
	Positive Pole: Knowledge
	Negative Pole: Theory

These, and five Overleaves, each with seven elements that are organized into Neutral, Ordinal and Cardinal components of the Assimilation, Expression, Inspiration and Action polarity. These are:

1. The Chief Feature - the focus of one's major fears. See Table 2.
2. The Goal - the focus of the personality. See Table 3.
3. The Mode - how the Goal is achieved. See Table 4.
4. The Attitude - how one views the world. See Table 5.
5. The Centering - how one acts/reacts to a situation. See Table 6.

Love is infinitely strong, but fear is infinitely seductive. Fear's hallmarks are illogic and a lack of reason or rationality. It takes courage to overcome fear, and that is the key. It must be confronted directly with logic and reason. Militarily speaking, we must know our enemy and do what is necessary. To do that, we must understand fears seductive influences on the core personality. Fear acts out of the negative pole of Soul Types, Evolutionary Level and Overleaves.

The Chief Feature is the dominate feature of the personality, and it is solely fear based. It controls the personality throughout most of the life, growing stronger with age unless it is counter. This is the major component of the personality that promotes disease and misery in one's life. It is best if it is cancelled or neutralized as much as possible.

The Goal of the personality is the second most powerful driving force in the personality, growing stronger as the organism ages. The Modes are how the personality pursues the Goals of the personality. The Goals are achieved as one ages and nears a normal death. For example, one with the Goal of Acceptance becomes more accepting and accepted as they age. While often shunned in youth, they become more and more acceptable, even though they have acquired strange ideas and customs along the way. As the Overleaves are chosen before birth, most times (and body types) are acceptable to them. They often appear to be "nerds" in youth, but honored relatives when old. By contrast, those in Rejection are often particular about their cloths, partners, etc. They make skilled business men for they are very "discriminating" in making decisions. Females in Rejection often choose times of birth with great care (discrimination) so they may acquire an "attractive" body type. Most men can easily pick these women out in a crowd. They are the well dressed pretty ones (with a very picky personality). Fear acts out of the negative poles of all these items listed in Tables 3 through 6.

TABLE 4
MODES

Ordinal		Cardinal
Caution	Expression	Power
Positive Pole: Deliberation		Positive Pole: Authority
Negative Pole: Inhibition		Negative Pole: Oppression
Repression	Inspiration	Passion
Positive Pole: Restraint		Positive Pole: Self - actualization
Negative Pole: Inhibition		Negative Pole: Identification
Perseverance	Action	Aggression
Positive Pole: Persistence		Positive Pole: Dynamism
Negative Pole: Immutability		Negative Pole: Belligerence
	Assimilation
	Observation (85 % of humans)
	Positive Pole: clarity
	Negative Pole: Surveillance

TABLE 5
ATTITUDES

Ordinal		Cardinal
Skeptic	Expression	Idealist
Positive Pole: Investigation		Positive Pole: Coalescence
Negative Pole: Suspicion		Negative Pole: Abstraction
Stoic	Inspiration	Spiritualist
Positive Pole: Tranquility		Positive Pole: Verification
Negative Pole: Resignation		Negative Pole: Faith
Cynic	Action	Realist
Positive Pole: Contradiction		Positive Pole: Perception
Negative Pole: Denigration		Negative Pole: Supposition
	Assimilation
	Pragmatist
	Positive Pole: Practicality
	Negative Pole: Dogma

TABLE 6
CENTERS

Ordinal		Cardinal
Intellectual	Expression	Higher Intellectual
Positive Pole: Thought		Positive Pole: Integration
Negative Pole: Reason		Negative Pole: Telepathy
Emotional	Inspiration	Higher Emotional
Positive Pole: Sensibility		Positive Pole: Empathy
Negative Pole: Sentimentality		Negative Pole: Intuition
Sexual	Action	Moving
Positive Pole: Amoral		Positive Pole: Enduring
Negative Pole: Erotic		Negative Pole: Energetic
	Assimilation
	Instinctive
	Positive Pole: Atomic
	Negative Pole: Anatomic

Attitudes are how we often approach life. They seem to "sink" into the personality as we age. Spiritualism is a particularly interesting Attitude. Its negative pole, Faith, offers a particularly insidious fear that is pervasive among humans. We are taught from childhood that Faith is a positive trait, but it is not. Faith inherently assumes that we should accept something that may or may not be true. Then, it will become "true" through Faith. It will not. We may be lucky (or make a fortuitous guess) but Verification, not Faith, is what deserves our trust.

Humans (unlike some sentient alien species) can, and often do, mix the Centers. This makes them "tricky" to understand. Some commonly used combinations (among humans) are shown in Table H-7.

There is one other factor that must be considered, and that is the evolutionary cycle of the soul. See List 1.

1. The Infant Cycle:
   The Infant human soul is almost animal like because of its inordinate fear. They abhor technology and prefer to live in simple situations, such as a tribal society. While they can be educated, they are often viewed as mentally deficient since they appear to truly not know the differences between right and wrong. They perceive the world as "me" and "not me".
2. Baby Cycle:
   The baby human soul is just beginning to see the structure of the acultured society in which it lives. It believes in following the rules and (religious) traditions of society. Awful things could happen if "one does not". They seek to be big fish in little ponds, and often have little tolerance for those outside their immediate culture. They perceive the world as "me" and many "other me's". Baby souls learn through pain.
3. Young cycle:
   The young human soul is bold and adventuresome. They see their acultured society and what it could do for them. They seek to be big fish in big ponds, and become, or aspire to become, captains of industry and leaders of men (or women). They often own large estates. They are truly the architects of society, both structurally and culturally. They perceive the world as "me" first and "you" second. Young souls learn through loss.
4. Mature Cycle:
   The mature human soul seeks to question the reasons for all of life's actions. They seek to understand the pan dimensional universe and discover their place in the scheme of things. They frequently seek higher education, but not always in the classroom. Consequently, many scientists, composers and political theorists are found in this cycle. They perceive "others" as "themselves", and tend to shun others unless those others are in bliss. The mature cycle is considered the most difficult. It is filled with much introspection and little peace. Mature souls learn through agony.
5. Old Cycle:
   The old human soul perceives "itself" and "others" as a part of something greater. It likes hard work but usually shuns formal education. It often tends the estates of rich young souls, reaping an easy life from the fruits of their labors. It has overcome many of its fears, and often can attract even wild animals. They are searching all over for those other souls which are related to themselves, and often become bums and hobos in the process. They are ultimately drawn to philosophy and the arts. Old souls learn through terror.

LOVE AND ATTRACTION

There are many factors why two people (of the opposite sex?) are attracted. Money and sex are frequent reasons cited. Compatibility is another. Ensouled species, such as humans or the cetaceans, are the only indigenous ones that can truly love. Animals can be content with humans and bask in their love, even martyring themselves for their human masters, but they cannot truly love. Humans would naturally love one another and live among joy and bliss were it not for the fears that still remain from the animal being from which we have evolved. Love draws us together; fear repels us from one another. There are seven levels of love and they are considered in List 2. But it is the reduction of 'fear' that gives rise to 'love' and that special 'spark'.

1. Nurturing:
   The emphasis is on survival therefore this feature is seen in all creatures with a sense of individual survival, not just mankind or other Ensouled Intelligent Life Forms (EILFs). One of the indications of the degree of a species evolution is the degree of nurturing and the length of time the nurturing is provided. For most independently mobile EILFs that raise their young, nurturing is provided for about 15 to 25 % of that species lifetime.
2. Alliance:
   The emphasis is on the family/tribe/clan and there is a strong sense of us - versus - them. Of course, those who are "us" are O. K. while those who are "them" are not O. K. Great values are placed on obligation and duty at this level of LOVE.
3. Reciprocity:
   This feeling includes those who are not directly known to the person providing the "loving". This sensation extends to the (business) company, religious sect, or nation. The goodwill is offered to the plurality of those involved. The emphasis is on initiation.
4. Appreciation:
   This emphasizes diversity and often friends of different cultural or socio- economic backgrounds are deliberately sought out. Serial sexual relationships are involved if no other outlets are provided.
5. Comprehension:
   Interaction is emphasized. Often intense analysis is undertaken to discover the underlying "truth" or workings of others. Psycho-analysis or even the occult fields are sometimes involved.
6. Altruism:
   This emphasizes perspective, focused at both the personal as well as the experimental level. Compassion for the entire human condition occurs at this level that is focused on good will for all.
7. Agape:
   This is a state of empathetic - but - disengaged wholehearted affection which is given unconditionally.

The expression of love is made through "Essence contact" which is one soul "touching" another. It produces a joy that fear is determined to convince one to forget. Our animalistic fear is determined to govern our personality.

Our major fears are those described by our major and minor Chief Feature. Our secondary fears are those acting out of the negative poles of the remaining Overleaves. We are drawn towards one another to implement combinations (often pairs) where our fears are attenuated. Fear, being a survival mechanism inherited from the animal from which we have evolved, will try to keep us apart. The more our fears are canceled by a potential second party, the greater the resistance is to pairing with that party. Fear often wins, and pairing often occurs based on financial security, the hunger for sex or both.

The most intense love possible is between two individuals is that between Essence Twins because such pairing drives fear almost completely out of both. Such relationships are incredibly rare because fear has such a strangle hold on the personality, and that hold usually grows stronger as we age. 'Young love' is easier because our major fears are weakest while we are still 'in the nest'. 'Old love' is possible, but the battle within ourselves is greater. Love is infinitely strong, but fear is infinitely seductive. One of the purposes of this web page is to identify how the major fears of two individuals can be combined to reduce the net amount of fear in one another.

Tables 3 to 6 define the 28 minor fears as those characteristics operating out of the negative pole of these Overleaves. These negative poles are considered fear driven characteristics. Those individuals operating out of the positive pole of these Overleaves are not 'fear driven' and can be easily chosen. The seven major fears (Chief Features) as described in Table 2, are the most difficult to destroy. Fear operates out of both the positive and negative poles of the Chief Feature.

Consider the Goals. Should one have the goal of Rejection, they can be very picky and discriminating. This characteristic could drive many to distraction; however another, in Acceptance for example, could accept their picky nature. On another pair, one in Growth could 'pull forward' another whose goal is Retardation. One in Dominance could live easily with another in Submission. Consider the Modes. One exhibiting the authority of the Power mode could be balanced by another exhibiting deliberation while being in the Caution mode. As most of us are in the Observation mode, there is little conflict between a pair of humans each with such a Mode. In fact, one in the Observation mode can fit easily with another in any one of the other modes. A similar complementary combination of the Attitudes is also readily apparent. For example, the investigations of one with the attitude of a Skeptic can be coalesced into a rational concept by an Idealist. Similarly, contradictions discovered by the Cynic can fused into perceptions by the Realist.

When such balanced pairs occur, the fears occurring in both can be more easily reduced. For example, in an Acceptance/Rejection pair, fear could drive the one in acceptance across into the negative pole of rejection, prejudice. The other, acting out of the positive pole of Rejection could use their powers of discrimination to notice that prejudice is not warranted. A Stoic, driven by fear towards the negative pole of the Spiritualist, faith, could be reminded by the Spiritualist operating out of the positive pole that verification is required before prudent action is undertaken.

The Centers are a little more difficult, as they may be fused or combined as listed in Table 7. The primary center must be considered in these matters and this can be a little tricky as few of us can occupy the Intellectual or Emotional Higher centers for long. But it is apparent that one capable of operating in their Higher Intellectual Center can integrate the thoughts of another operating in the Intellectual center into meaningful concepts. Consider an actual example. Consider a person operation out of the Moving Part of the Intellectual Center, e.g. those who think about it first, then act on or do it. These people make great actors or actresses such as Marilyn Monroe. They are extremely animated and enjoyable to watch. Now such a person could combine favorably with another (briefly) operating out of the Higher Intellectual center, like the great English philosopher Bertrand Russell. In a similar manner, the empathy felt by one operating out of the Higher Emotional center is balanced by the sensibility of another operating out of the Emotional center. The Instinctive center is usually found in those considered insane, such as feral children or idiot savants. Essence contact (and its curative properties) can easiest be made in most cases if the humans involved are (most often) operating out of the same base centers or combinations of centers. However, fear seems to prevent recognition of such contact because there is a strong influence of our animal past still within us, and that past was driven almost entirely by fear.

FEAR AND HOW TO MINIMIZE IT

The Chief Feature is the most apparent Overleaf and the most agonizing characteristic for the individual. It masks one's greatest strengths. The Chief Features are listed in Table 2. Primary and secondary Chief Features often manifest themselves in the personality. It can (and should) be neutralized during one's life. To do so, it must be confronted directly. This sounds easy, but those who attempt it will find that fear has them by "the throat." As the fears are basically survival mechanisms, they will find endless reasons why the individual should not abandon them. Further, fear will find a way to punish those who try to break free. It is as if fear was saying to the individual "you should have known better". The elements associated with the remaining Overleaves are organized in Tables 3 through 6. They have a positive and negative analog polarity. That is, the magnitude does not assume discrete values, but has a varying value. Fear acts out of the negative polarities.

Minimizing these Chief Features and weakening the grip of fear on the personality result in permitting love to have the upper hand in the personality, and this leads to joy and happiness. Remember, that all the Overleaves, including the Chief Feature are 'analog' functions and do not have discrete strengths or magnitudes. Put another way, one weakly in Acceptance cannot well counter another strongly in Rejection. For example, those talented male 'geeks' who are Skeptics in Acceptance should best be paired with an Idealistic female with the goal of Rejection. The 'geeks' may be happy to learn that we choose the goal of Rejection before birth, and such females often choose a beautiful body type. Hence, the show 'Beauty and the Geek' may produce joy between both parties involved, or as one geek said, "I would have paid $250,000 for the experience" and he probably could have.

However, countering the Chief Feature of the personality eases the influence of the major fears. Here, the object is not to reinforce these major fears, but rather to cancel them. Consider that one with the Chief Feature, Self Destruction; the fear of loss of control is countered by another whose Chief Feature, Impatience, the fear of missing something. Consider an impatient spouse, one anxious to pay the bills and clear the debts. The partner would be controlling, saying, "lets hold on and check this out. "Do we really owe this debt?". Similarly, consider one with the Chief Feature of Greed; the fear of loss or want. A close or intimate relationship with a partner whose Chief Feature is Martyrdom, the fear of worthlessness, would counter the greedy one because they would offer the greedy one 'everything' to prove their worthiness. While none of these actions are laudable, they are complimentary in that they ease the burden of fear on each other. Oddly, the Inspiration polarity Chief Features minimize when the partners have ones directly across the Cardinal/Ordinal axis. For example, One with Self Deprecation, the fear of inadequacy, is minimized by another with Arrogance, the fear of vulnerability. Often the latter is 'attractive' while the former's inadequacy is attenuated by having such an appealing partner. Figure 2 summarizes how these partnerships should be formed in order to minimize fear. A partner with a given Chief Feature should be paired with another partner having the opposing Chief Feature as designated by the double headed arrow. Descriptions of Table 2's Chief Features are expanded in Table 8.

Figure 2. Minimizing Or Neutralizing One's major Fear By An Appropriate Partner.

Countering the Chief Feature of Stubbornness is a little tricky. Normally, it acts on each of the other Chief Feature's reinforcing them. But most people have a secondary Chief Feature which is weaker then the primary. So one with a primary Chief Feature Stubbornness and a secondary of one described in the preceding paragraph can be counter by forming relationships with another in Stubbornness, but with a countering secondary. While it is best to counter the primary Chief Feature, it is also useful if relationships can be formed which can counter both the primary and secondary Chief Feature.

Obviously, it is not such a good idea to form relationships with those who have similar diseases. The similar fears leading to the diseases will simply reinforce each other. For example, two people having Churg-Strauss Syndrome (2:10⁶) and Wegener's Granulomatosis (30:10⁶) had best not socialize should they happen meet one another. If the same combinations of fears produce similar diseases, it may be best not to place those so afflicted in wards where possible socialization can occur. However, by placing those with countering fears in close proximity and encouraging socialization may be beneficial. However, those with countering fears my find it difficult to socialize with those having countering fears.

As has been noted before, the conditions imposed upon mankind when it formed at the Dawn Of Mankind has generated a negative influence of religion on our lives augmenting the forces of fear. These are summarized in List 3.

TABLE 8
CHIEF FEATURES & ASSOCIATED FEARS

ORDINAL FEARS
Expression Polarity Self Destruction: The fear of loss of control.
Positive Pole: Sacrifice - Negative Pole: Immolation
Those so afflicted are often well-disciplined people. They tend to avoid social contacts and do their socializing in very controlled situations like company luncheons, family reunions and cocktail parties. An intimate dinner for four is about as large a gathering as they can handle, and still keep some degree of control of the circumstances. They are often thought of as rather difficult people as they tend to be very authoritarian giving the outward appearance of success and tranquility. Often they have a feeling of no accomplishment or a sense of being directed by others. This Chief Feature encourages terminal diseases such as cancer as it offers a way out of situations they cannot control.
Inspiration Polarity Self Deprecation: The fear of inadequacy.
Positive Pole: Humility - Negative Pole - Abasement
People suffering from this fear often inform others not to expect too much from them as they have many other "irons in the fire", all of which demand their time and attention. Often, they will take on far too much and then fail to "deliver the goods" because they are overloaded. Their self-effacing behavior can appear modest and they learn early to "bring others out of themselves" in order to accommodate the expectations of others. They lavish praise on others hoping that some will be returned to shore up their sagging confidence.
Action Polarity Martyrdom: The fear of worthlessness.
Positive Pole: Selflessness - Negative Pole - Mortification
These people will find a myriad of ways to "tempt fate" in order to establish their worth. They undertake an almost constant search for the illusive grail of worthiness. They put themselves at the disposal of others, whether it be a family member or just a friend on the phone. They are hard working, often volunteering their services to committee chairmen who keep heaping tasks upon them. They feel that if they suffer enough, someone will assure them that it is all worthwhile. This fear can bring on thankless families, wasting diseases, gallstones, sabotaged careers, destructive personal relationships, etc.
CARDINAL FEARS
Expression Polarity Greed - The fear of loss or want.
Positive Pole: Egotism - Negative Pole - Voracity
.There is no such thing as enough of whatever the greed is fixed on. This person is hardest to live with, as they are completely ruthless trying to satisfying their greed. They are rarely trusted by others, and rightly so. The Egotism makes these people self-centered, and appears outlandish unless they are public figures. Those who have greed centered on public recognition find that it makes accepting attention both easy and satisfying.
Inspiration Polarity Arrogance: The fear of vulnerability.
Positive Pole: Pride - Negative Pole: Vanity
These people are truly shy, although this behavior might not appear so during casual encounters with them. They will avoid anything that smacks of exposure. Sometimes, they will go out of their way to develop a very strong public image so that their true personality need not be exposed. These people are determined not to reveal any aspect of their vulnerability and even deny that it exists. If they have been wounded through their vulnerability, they will deny it and if they cannot, they will claim they can "take it". If this fear is strong, these people will not like to be touched, especially if they are female.
Action Polarity Impatience: The fear of missing something.
Positive Pole: Audacity - Negative Pole: Intolerance
These people feel that whatever they have missed is more important than what they are currently doing. They have difficulty completing things. This fear is the hardest to live with since it causes constant restlessness and dissatisfaction. However, others around them find it exciting and intriguing.
ASSIMILATION: THE NEUTRAL FEAR Stubbornness: The fear of change or dealing with new situations
Positive Pole: Determination - Negative Pole: Obstinacy
Someone so afflicted will tend to make a new situation as much like the one they are already familiar, or find inventive ways to avoid the new situation entirely. They develop skills in the social graces and can be very entertaining, going out of their way to make others comfortable in the old situation. Even if acted out of the positive pole, the determination is likely born of panic or other less obvious forms of fear. This is humanity's most common fear.

1. I cannot love or associate with that person because accepting that person is not moral.
2. I must not permit that person to interfere with my LOVE affair with Christ, God (or the Church etc.).
3. I must restrict how I relate to people so that sanctity is preserved.
4. I must not accept (or be like) people who do things that make me uncomfortable because then I will not be worthy of being comfortable.
5. I must not let other people see the sins I have hidden in my soul.
6. This person is unacceptable for to me to love because they are unclean or unacceptable or of another faith or of another culture or they belong to an inappropriate group or etc.
7. Shame is one of the most pervasive of the distortions caused by fear because it has the apparent sanction of social conditioning. Shame and morals are often associated by religion and enjoy the support of the cultural patterning of the times.

There are many distortions of the simple words of Christ. A common example is Christ's discussion of the theory of reincarnation as found in John 3:01 - 3:15. Christ stated directly that John the Baptist was the reincarnation of Elijah in Matthew Chapters 11 and 13.

Baby soul's are in need of "God approval" and they seem to be fixated on the assumption that "my god is bigger than your god". Faith (based on the fear that the belief is invalid) is extolled as virtuous. The well known saying "the Bible says it, I believe it and that settles it" is reflective of religion's tendency to encourages a closed mind.

DISEASE

Disease makes us uneasy, that is why it is called disease. When we are ill, our major fears increase. These major fears can be recognized because they are irrational. Fears, which have become rooted in our personality, become stronger when we become sick (making us visibly nervous). The major fear wants to keep a stranglehold on the personality and it resists being eliminated or reduced in magnitude. So we shy away from the very people who could help us the most. On the other hand, those who pose no threat to the major fear's existence in the personality are welcome apparently making us comfortable.

To attack our fears, and their associated diseases, we must associate with those who have fears which abrade with ours. These will not be those we fill most comfortable with. It is best to have 'essence contact' with these, but that is difficult as fear will resist, and even deny it should it occur. Often, one or both of the subjects involved will become angry for no apparent reason when this occurs. Surprise meetings between appropriate individuals offer the best mechanism to produce 'essence contact'.

The essence of the body extends about one inch from the flesh. Thus, physical touching can sometimes encourage 'essence contact'. But when associating with those who can suppress our major fears, most avoid touching one another. Fear does not want to be suppressed, but it wants to maintain control of the organism. Touching of hand to hand is useful, but for some reason, touching of hand to shoulder seems to work better, particularly when one is behind the other. If one is ill, it is best that do the touching, and they will need the greatest courage in doing this simple act. This is particularly true for those who have the major fear of Arrogance.

The fears are analog functions, not digital. They do not have discrete values or magnitudes. Thus, when minimizing a major fear, the other major fear countering it must be of 'equal' magnitude. That is, to counter one who is 'very controlling, it requires another individual who is 'very impatient'. Similarly, to counter the fear in one who is 'very self depreciative' another individual is needed who is 'very arrogant'. But remember that the major fear covers up one's greatest ability. For example, 'attractive' ladies are often Arrogant but they are the ones who can 'read' people the best. Self Depreciative men are those who are often the most capable and creative, but that is not how they 'see themselves' even though when faced with the facts of their capability, they would be forced to admit the truth. One may think that an attractive young woman could cure a successful (rich) old man, but the major fears are not of equal magnitude. Imagine Anna Nicole Smith and Marshal, the Texas billionaire. The major fears are unequal, and the magnitudes of the major fears do not lead to fear cancellation. As a general rule, those individuals participating in this scheme should be about +/- 12 years different in age from one another, especially if they are elderly (over 40 or 50). But this is not a hard and fast rule. It is the magnitude of the fears that count.

It seems best that members of the opposite sex are utilized in this attempt, but this analysis has not been evaluated for those who are homosexual. The key ingredient required is 'courage' to perform the association of two individuals. This technique to cure disease appears deceptively simple. But courage is needed to fight the fear of associating with those who can help us, especially for the one who is ill. This is especially true of those who are Essence Twins, as fear will make those most uncomfortable when they are together.

PERSONALITY COMPATIBILITIES

Personality compatibility is not necessary for this disease reduction technique to work, but it does make the task of implementing it easier. To these ends, a simple linear model based on Chinese astrological compatibles is offered as a means to compute this compatibility. For those who doubt that such astrology is a valid science, it is offered that at least some degree of proof can be obtained by noting that a comet has been found with the predicted 3:2 resonance period with Vulcan. Furthermore;

• 'Astrology As Scientific As Any Other Stream Of Science' Introduction of ASTROLOGY may have raised a storm in India, but a British Vedic expert has asserted that Astrology is as scientific as any other stream of science and strongly favoured its introduction in college curriculum.
• Stars Aren't Smiling Down on 2002 according to Sergei Bezborodny, head of the astrology center at the Central House of the Russian Army.

Table 9 offers the numerical values to put into the algorithm to define compatibilities. This is a first order approximation, but likely close enough to be employed with this algorithm. The table is defined in terms of the 'animal sign' of the subject's year, hour and month accordingly.

The subjects birth year, hour and month (western astrological sign) is input and the output is a numerical ranking of the birth year of those with which the subject could be paired. A reciprocal numerical evaluation is unlikely to occur, and a similar computation is required for the other individual.

The Chinese name the years after twelve different animals as denoted above. They follow in a defined twelve-year cycle, and then repeat. But technically there are five different types of each animal. However, those details will be ignored here. The following Table 10 offers the output format and a specific set of twelve years for the twelve animals is employed. However, to get another set of years, a multiple of 12 (24, 36, 48 etc) must be added to the years given. Five of the current years between 1929 and 1988 are given.

It must be pointed out that the above compatibilities are generally 'marriage' or romantic partnership relationships, not 'work' or 'parent child' relationships. And they are intended to be operative against one's peers (when the partners are within +/- 12 years of one another). The assigned years technically begins at the date described by the Chinese lunar calendar which usually starts in late January or February. The user should consult a Chinese calendar for the exact date, but when there birth date is within a few days or one week of the transition, both years should be used as instructed below. In the following Table 11, a sample calculation is given, one for when the male subject is born on 2 July 1938 at about 5:45 PM EST. The subject's Overleaves are; Chief Feature = Self Deprecation; Goal = Acceptance; Mode = Observation; Attitude = Spiritualist; Centering = Higher Emotional (occasionally) part of the Intellectual Center. Here is a A 'blank chart'.

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TABLE 9
SUBJECT'S BIRTH PARAMETERS VS. PARTNER'S YEAR OF BIRTH

All times are the subject's birth time corrected to the time it was in Eastern Standard Time when they were born.

PARTNER'S	Rat	Ox	Tiger	Rabbit	Dr agon	Snake	Horse	Goat	Monkey	Chicken	Dog	Pig
ANIMAL	11AM - 1PM	1 PM - 3 PM	3PM - 5 PM	5PM - 7 PM	7 PM - 9 PM	9 PM - 11 PM	11 PM - 1 AM	1 AM - 3 AM	3 AM - 5 AM	5 AM - 7 AM	7 AM - 9 AM	9 AM - 11 AM
YEAR	21 Nov - 21 Dec	21 Dec - 21 Jan	21 Jan - 21 Feb	21 Feb - 21 Mar	21 Mar - 21 Apr	21 Apr - 21 May	21 May - 21 Jun	21 Jun - 21 Jul	21 Jul - 21 Aug	21 Aug - 21 Sep	21 Sep - 21 Oct	21 Oct - 21 Nov
RAT	C	A	C+	F	A	C	F	F	A	F	C	C
OX	A	C	C+	D	F	A	F	F	C	A	F	C
TIGER	C+	C+	C-	C	B+	F	A	C	F	C-	A	A-
BUNNY	F	D	C	C	F	C	A	C	F	A	A
DRAGON	A	F	B+	F	F	C+	C+	C-	A	A	F	C
SNAKE	C	A	F	C	C+	C	B	F	A	C	F
HORSE	F	F	A	F	C+	C+	F	A	C	C-	A	C-
GOAT	F	F	C	A	C-	B	A	C	C+	C	F	A
MONKEY	A	C	F	C	A	F	C+	C	C	C+	F
CHICKEN	F	A	C-	F	A	A	C-	C	C	F	D	C+
DOG	C	F	A	A	F	C	A	F	C+	F+	C	C
PIG	C	C	A-	A	C	F	C	A	F	C+	C	F

TABLE 10
SUBJECT'S BIRTH PARAMETERS VS. PARTNER'S YEAR OF BIRTH

PARTNER'S ANIMAL YEAR	YEAR	SUBJECT'S YEAR SCORE X FOUR	SUBJECT'S HOUR SCORE X TWO	SUBJECT'S MONTH SCORE X ONE	NET SCORE
RAT	1936, 48, 60, 72, 84	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
OX	1937, 49, 61, 73, 85	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
TIGER	1938, 50, 62, 74, 86	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
BUNNY	1939, 51, 63, 75, 87	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
DRAGON	1940, 52, 64, 76, 88	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
SNAKE	1929, 41, 65, 77, 89	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
HORSE	1930, 42, 54, 66, 78	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
GOAT	1931, 43, 55, 67, 79	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
MONKEY	1932, 44, 56, 68, 80	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
CHICKEN	1933, 45, 57, 69, 81	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
DOG	1934, 46, 58, 70, 82	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--
PIG	1935, 47, 59, 71, 83	-- -- -- --	-- --	--	--

TABLE 11
SAMPLE CALCULATIONS
SUBJECT'S BIRTH PARAMETERS VS. PARTNER'S YEAR OF BIRTH

Here, an A = 4 points, B = 3 Points, C = 2 Points, D = 1 Point, and two +'s or two ?s = +1 or -1 respectively.

PARTNER'S ANIMAL YEAR	YEAR	SUBJECT'S YEAR SCORE X FOUR	SUBJECT'S HOUR SCORE X TWO	SUBJECT'S MONTH SCORE X ONE	NET SCORE
RAT	1936, 48, 60, 72, 84	C+ C+ C+ C+	F F	F	10
OX	1937, 49, 61, 73, 85	C+ C+ C+ C+	D D	F	12
TIGER	1938, 50, 62, 74, 86	C- C- C- C-	C C	C	12
BUNNY	1939, 51, 63, 75, 87	C C C C	C C	A	16
DRAGON	1940, 52, 64, 76, 88	B+ B+ B+ B+	F F	C-	16
SNAKE	1929, 41, 65, 77, 89	F F F F	C C	B	7
HORSE	1930, 42, 54, 66, 78	A A A A	F F	A	20
GOAT	1931, 43, 55, 67, 79	C C C C	A A	C+	18
MONKEY	1932, 44, 56, 68, 80	F F F F	C C	C	6
CHICKEN	1933, 45, 57, 69, 81	C- C- C- C-	F F	C	8
DOG	1934, 46, 58, 70, 82	A A A A	A A	F	24
PIG	1935, 47, 59, 71, 83	A- A- A- A-	A A	A	26

For this subject, an ideal friend or companion to aid in 'curing' medical problems is a female with the following Overleaves; a Chief Feature of Arrogance, Goal of Rejection, Mode of Observation, Attitude of Stoic, and Centering involving some part of the Intellectual Center. One born in the year of the Dog or Pig would prove ideal, unless and Essence Twin can be found, and those are very difficult to find.

A perfect partner is difficult to find. Thus it must be remembered that the Overleaves are analog functions, not discrete digital ones and must be normally balanced in magnitude. The Chief Feature is by far the most important, followed by the Goal and then the Attitude. Similar Centering is mostly needed if an Essence Twin relationship is involved. Personality compatibility is very useful in maintaining the relationship, but not applicable to the 'curing of a malady' perspective.

POSSIBLE CORRELATIONS OF DISEASES WITH SPECIFIC FEARS

The following lists are an attempt to correlate known diseases to the already defined Chief Features. For the most part, these are tenuous associations and, unless noted, need to be verified. See List 4.

1. Chief Feature - Martyrdom (The fear of worthlessness.)
   • Gallstones:
     This malady preys on a person's fear of worthlessness and it is way the individual uses to gain attention, hopefully to their worthiness. It is associated with the Baby soul cycle because they wish to learn the pain associated with their (supposed) lack of appreciation.
   • Gentile Herpes:
     This disease capitalizes on the subjects fear of worthlessness as expressed in being worthless for purposes of sexual inter-course (the sexual partner may acquire the disease). It is associated with the Mature soul cycle because their souls want to experience the agony of the rejection of their offers of sexual love and because it utilizes their tendency to shun others.
2. Chief Feature - Self Destruction (The fear of loss of control.)
   • AIDS:
     This disease capitalizes on the subject's fear that their immune system is no longer able to control the diseases affecting their body. It is associated with the Baby soul cycle because they want to experience the "pain of rejection due to plague" means. Moreover, there is a subliminal desire for "God approval" in this cycle and they know that "God would not approve of what they are doing".
   • Anorexia Bulimia:
     This is almost a psychological condition, but its consequences can be fatal. It may be associated with the Young soul cycle because they need their composure to acquire the "good life".
   • Cancer :
     This disease capitalizes on the subject's fear of loss of control since the cells in certain parts of their body are growing out of control. It is associated with the Young soul cycle because they must learn what the "loss of control of growth of their body parts" means.
   • Goiter:
     This disease employs the FEAR of loss of control so the cells of the thyroid gland can grow out of control. It is associated with the Mature soul cycle because they want to understand what "agony of disfigurement" means.
3. Chief Feature - Greed (The fear of loss or want.)
   • Asthma:
     This disease employs the fear of want or need of air to breath. It is associated with the Young soul cycle because they wish to learn what the "loss" of a good breath of air means.
4. Chief Feature - Self Deprecation (The fear of inadequacy.)
   • Severe Teen-age Acne:
     This disease employs the fear of inadequacy so the subject perceives themselves as inadequate for adolescence relation-ships with members of the opposite sex. It is associated with the Mature soul cycle because it permits the subject to experience the agony of rejection based on appearances.
   • Diabetes:
     This disease employs the fear of want or need of insulin so that sugar may be ingested. It is associated with the Young or Mature soul cycle and it may be associated with the loss of certain pleasure of dining.
5. Chief Feature - Impatience (The fear of missing something.)
   • Rheumatism :
     This disease capitalizes on the subject's fear of the inability to move, thereby missing out on something. It is associated with the ' soul cycle because of '.
6. Chief Feature - Stubbornness (The fear of change or dealing with new situations.)
   • Bronchitis Colds
     The root of this disease is the FEAR of change (or exchange) of air. Both this disease and this fear is mankind's most common (disease and fear).

CONCLUSIONS

That 'spark' that feeling when you are near that special someone, is therapeutic. The greater the 'spark' the more therapeutic it is. Generating this 'spark' through fear cancelation is the basis of this 'cure' or major fear cancelation technique. Given the chance, this technique becomes more operable with age because the major fears become more recognizable. So why is this technique not already in use? The answer is that our society is such that it re-enforces fears that (irrationally) keep us away from those who could help us the most. As we age, these unchecked major fears grow stronger - and we grow sicker.

Arbitrary human values, often driven by religion, seem to work to enhance disease. These are often enforced by 'the law' For example, the fear induced by a legal marriage is often enough to poison this technique even if the partners have the appropriate major fears required to cancel one another. While the partnership of marriage is arguably beneficial, 'Without legal marriage, this fear cancellation technique would operate over a wider range of personality compatibilities. Society is disease's best ally in suppressing the joy of the appropriate interpersonal interactions that could lead to therapeutic results. Fear will fiercely resist this technique. Its implementation requires a surprising amount of courage.

Sexual union is definitely not required for this technique to work. The past Japanese model of society of maintaining a stable family yet permitting other relationships seems most useful for implementation (but not if it is squandered on young - old relationships or those just for money).

The very limited available data indicates that the therapeutic properties of fear cancellation work rapidly. The extent of these effects needs to be investigated. Additionally, a quantitative measure of the analog magnitude of the major fears requires formulation. Then a statistical evaluation of this technique is required to determine its widespread effective on the general human population.

Until this is done, we are on our own in trying to navigate through the treacherous forces of fear engrained within our own society in an attempt to implement this technique. This web page is the first step in defining a procedure specifying how to implement this therapeutic technique. Christ and his disciples have shown that it can be done. Now we may know a way to do it also.

APPENDIX A - ORGANIZATION OF THE SOUL