Need to Cook? Use Your Cellphone

Today I want to share a topic with you that’s close to my heart. I’ve been wanting to write about it for a while, and today a friend’s comment prompted me to do so today.

Recently a British newspaper reported that the average age kids receive their own personal cellphone is eight. Eight! And that’s AVERAGE.

If you think I’m against kids occasionally talking to loved ones on the phone – far from it. As long as it’s NOT a cellphone - or mobile as they say in Europe.

Cellphones are powerful microwave generators.

They damage brain cells. The frequencies they emit are damaging – especially to a young growing child’s brain.

When I hold my iPhone next to my ear it takes just a few seconds for that ear to begin hurting. I may be extra sensitive – but I know a bad frequency when I feel it.

Once while I was walking with my husband and daughter in downtown Asheville, North Carolina we passed a couple with two young girls, approximately 3 and 5 years old.

The girls were tagging behind deep in conversation.

The three-year-old was talking into a play phone. Her older sister was conversing with great animation into a real cell-phone. It took some willpower to prevent me from approaching her parents.

Children are particularly vulnerable to the radiation emitted from cellphones. As a parent I feel strongly that children should be kept away from cell phone use because their brains are still growing.

There’s no magic in cooking with your cell phone. The secret is that the radio waves your cellphone emits cook anything near it.

Did you know cellphone radiation is so strong it can be used to cook eggs.

In one of many experiments, researchers placed one egg in a porcelain cup. Then they stood up one cell phone on one side and another cell phone on the other. They called from one phone to the other and kept the cell phones on after connecting.

During the first 15 minutes, nothing changed. After 25 minutes, however, the egg shell started to become hot and at 40 minutes, the surface of the egg became hard and bristled.

Soon they found the protein in the egg had become solid, although the egg yolk was still in liquid form.

After 65 minutes, the whole egg was well cooked.

Substitute that egg with your brain, and you can see why you might consider not placing your phone next to your ear.

Another Swedish study found that one hour of cell phone use per day significantly increases tumor risk after ten years or more.

Most likely you are dependent on your iPhone or Blackberry. So consider -

1. Using your speakerphone whenever possible.

2. Keeping your device away from your body. Having a mini microwave oven glued to your body all day isn’t recommended.

3. Adding at least one landline to your home and office.

As for your children or grandchildren, be sure they don’t get used to the idea of having or using a cellphone.

Also, please check if there are any tall cell phone towers within one mile of their school.

Taiwan has moved all cellphone towers away from schools. They understand kids’ skulls are thinner and that their nervous systems are directly affected by the powerful radiation emitted from cellphone towers.

If this newsletter got you somewhat stirred up, I understand. The best remedy is to act and to relax. Act on changing what needs changing and then spend time relaxing with great music, a walk or deep breathing. Both movement and rest are vital to good health.

The ‘Secret Power of Words and Music’ CDs will greatly help to release any stress. They emit positive frequencies – rejuvenating your mind and body.

Warmest Regards,
Tania Gabrielle

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What Not To Do on Election Day

At a recent Harvest Festival my 6-year-old daughter Claire walked through her first haunted house. Once was definitely enough.

Her whole being instantly recoiled from wanting the same experience twice.

This immediate effect on her was dramatic. Children by nature express their feelings more generously than adults. Yet, our minds, hearts and bodies feel the effects of words, pictures and sounds all the time.

Aside from the five senses, which respond to our 3 dimensional world, we have vibrational and electrical fields affecting our cells. So when we’re bombarded with negative vibrations our body becomes destabilized. On a chemical level.

This in turn affects our thoughts and emotions.

Claire was immediately changed chemically while in the haunted house.

Amazingly, most of the influences on our daily lives escape our attention. We’re so used to hearing the sounds of the media or noises like traffic, planes, car alarms and other people’s cell phone conversations, we’re not even conscious that they’re even being picked up by our brain.

Really, when it comes down to it, much of what we think of as background noise is poisonous.

Anything that dumbs down your alertness, distracts your attention from what’s at hand and feeds you irrelevant information, is not adding to your life.

In fact, these common distraictions usually result in loosing touch with the greatest tool you have – your intuition. There’s no way to listen to your intuitive hunches when your life is filled with chatter. Feng shui experts remind us to clear the clutter in our lives. Much of what we hear and see today clutters our body’s home – the mind.

Intuition is your way back in. Your connection to your heart.

If you base your decisions on what you hear in the mostly negative media, you are taking your queues from people and beliefs that have no connection to you.

This is where the tools of positively charged sounds and music are so helpful. Getting to that place where you’re calm, relaxed and alert is the key to accessing your intuition.

If it’s raining, listen to the raindrops, marvel at the beauty of nature, enjoy a quiet evening with a loved one, meditate, walk, read an inspiring book, tap into your creativity. These are all great activities to relax and rejuvenate your mind and body.

The big diversions in life all occur to distract you from fulfilling your gifts to the fullest extent possible.

So if you get sucked into the media onslaught over the next few days be sure to take a quiet break. Turn off the radio or tv, and listen to the positive, high frequency sounds that uplift and nourish you.

Be sure to insert one of the five CDs included in The Secret Power of Words and Music CD series.

Warmest Regards,
Tania Gabrielle

P.S. Listen to my interview with Chet Snow, expert on crop circles and Hopi Prophecies on By The Numbers.

Robot Conducts Symphony Orchestra

I know it has been a while since I’ve written a newsletter. I’m completing my first book as well as planning for an upcoming move from North Carolina to Arizona. It’s been busy.

One news item which got my attention last month was about the robot conducting the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Designed by Honda Motor Company, the robot even shook cellist Yo-Yo Ma’s hand.

I wasn’t sure whether to get excited about technological advance – or perplexed about using it in this strange context.

You see a robot can’t communicate with the musicians, and the orchestra members in turn can’t communicate with it. So at the first rehearsal the orchestra lost it’s place because ASIMO, the name given to the robotic conductor, started to slow down.

This is something a Live, real human conductor would have noticed -and immediately corrected.

Important word here is Live. Machines are great, but they have no heart and soul. Perfect for some jobs. But when it comes to interaction, feeling, passion and communication – there’s nowhere to tune in.

If you played a rap-song to a robot, its heartbeat wouldn’t start racing faster, causing the blood pressure to rise.

If you played a beautiful Mozart Piano Concerto to the same robot, it wouldn’t calm down and realize this may be the music you hear in heavenly dreams.

Programming anything, whether it’s a conducting robot or an innocent child’s brain, doesn’t lead to happiness. It won’t ignite passion and a determination to succeed at what you love to do.

I’m not saying robots aren’t useful. They are. But robots have their place. And it’s definitely NOT in the concert hall – unless it’s a demonstration for scientists or university students.

Music is meant to inspire your mind, body and spirit.

As far as your overall physical, mental and spiritual health - it’s never to late to get the latest news on what’s good and what’s bad for your body.

Music is very important. But so is the food and drink you consume every day.

In fact most people don’t realize they’re eating glue and plastic.

Dr. Nancy Irven, my guest on By the Numbers, has written a great book called ‘Please Don’t Eat The Wallpaper.’ On this week’s radio show she’ll tell you that she’s not kidding. It’s definitely worth a listen.

Warm Regards,
Tania Gabrielle

P.S. Along with good food and water, there’s nothing more rejuvenating to your mind, body and spirit than breathing deeply while you listen to high frequency sounds.

A Yogi and Doctor Speaks Out

One of the few medical doctors in the world who is also a Yogi, Dr.Dharma defies description. He’s also a recording musician and world-renowned expert on boosting your brain and memory.

When I called him a week ago, he was ending a long fasting retreat.

"What’s his secret?," I thought to myself – "he’s just sparkling with energy and happiness."

We proceeded to talk about his wonderful book ‘The New Golden Rules’, as well as his remarkable life. Now, in case you don’t know about Dr Dharma, he’s written seven international bestselling books and is at the forefront of cutting edge research into reversing memory and rejuvenating the brain.

But he doesn’t sound like a Harvard Professor. He talks just like you and me. And this is what made our conversation so much fun. As well as incredibly enlightening.

If you’ve ever had trouble falling asleep, dealing with stress or are interested to hear the life story and wise words from a guy who understands how to reach peace of mind and bliss, then you’ll want to tune into this week’s show.

Go to here and listen in.

Warm Regards,
Tania Gabrielle

P.S. You can get instant help with everyday stress when you listen to The Secret Power of Words and Music 5 CD series. There’s nothing more rejuvenating than taking a deep breath while hearing high frequency sounds envelop your mind and body.

How This Scientist Heard the Sun

Last Friday afternoon film director David Sereda and I spoke on the phone for over an hour.

Sereda is also an author, space scientist, physicist, ecologist and spiritual explorer. I was interviewing him about his new movie ‘The Voice’, which relates real stories about consciousness and enlightenment in vivid color. By joining science with spirituality, ‘The Voice’ continues where ‘What The Bleep’ left off.

One of the stories told in the movie comes directly from David himself. While meditating one day as a young man, he had an incredible experience.

He decided to get up and walk outside. Here’s what he told me on Friday:

"I went outside and I walked among the willow trees. I could barely feel my footprints on the grass. I could hear every rock, blade of grass, plant and tree was making a sound.

"They all had their own sounds and there was a blending into this symphony of the most incredible, subtle music. It was like ecstasy was raining on the trees. I was in this extended field of consciousness and I could hear and feel this ecstasy.

"When the birds walked on the grass, it tickled me.

"When the wind blew through the trees, it was like the tree was me. I was feeling it like the wind blowing through my own hair.

"And then I looked up at the sun – and I said ‘Oh My God’. I can HEAR the sun. It’s making this deep low resonant hum and this really high frequency sound combined.

"At that point I really tripped out. I thought ‘What’s happening to me. What is this. It was like I wasn’t even David.

"It wasn’t like I was projecting my joy – like when I climb a mountain I get a rush. This was nothing like that. It was so serene and perfectly still.

"I looked up to the sun and just listened to it."

Later during our talk, David, a well-known space scientist, revealed that NASA had recently recorded the sound of the Sun. And it sounded EXACTLY like David heard it – only somewhat compressed to make it audible to human ears.

The deep low resonant hum Sereda heard that day combined with really high frequencies was primordial.

Primordial sounds are everywhere. Even in outer space. Scientists have been listening to the sounds within our galaxy since the Voyager I and II spacecrafts were launched back in 1977.

So far, what they heard has been stunning – because it sounds exactly like a mixture of high frequency sounds found in nature – here on planet Earth.

What are those sounds, you might be asking.

Earth’s primordial sounds are a sonic mix of birds, dolphins, waves, wind, human voices, and other tones. They are high frequency sounds. When you listen to them, they’ll slow down your brain waves and cause profound relaxation.

Happily I can share my compelling phone call with David Sereda. Go here and listen in. You’ll hear some of my music as well.

Warm Regards,
Tania Gabrielle

P.S. Since sound travels 5 times faster through water than through air, and our bodies are over 70 percent water, listening to high frequency sounds is a GREAT way to get total body stimulation. Especially on the cellular level. Now YOU can benefit from these sounds by listening to the 5 CDs of The Secret Power of Words and Music.

How Your Voice Reveals Intimate Secrets

Early this morning my daughter Claire woke me up wanting a drink of water. She’s had a mild flu for the past five days.

I had stayed up late last night reading a compelling book. So the sound of my voice when I handed Claire her water was telling. It sounded hollow and sleepy. Later, my shower and morning workout restored the energy in body, mind And voice.

I was reminded about how powerful our voices are.

Every time we talk, the sound of our voice reveals our gender, age, geographic background, emotional state, and our relationship to the person we’re speaking to.

When someone calls you, you recognize them by their voice. But you can also tell how they’re feeling, what kind of person they are, and what they really mean – as opposed what they might be saying. That even goes for strangers.

Even the tiniest fragments of how you say things reveal subtle, or not so subtle clues about your current state of mind. Which means that other people can ‘read’ your voice pretty accurately.

That makes every voice an extraordinary instrument.

Speaking isn’t just a string of words. It’s also the 1000s of ways those words can be said. How you say what you’re saying reveals intimate details about you. The way I see you--and the way I am seen by you—depends to a large degree on what we hear in each other’s voices.

Just like posture. The way you stand and walk can reveal your age, level of confidence, and health.

People gravitate towards voices that show enthusiasm, vitality, and graciousness. A voice that sounds listless and dull isn’t what I would call attractive. It’s actually unhealthy to listen to.

A calm, confident way of speaking is a beautiful thing to hear.

Music has the same immediate effect on you. What you hear is what you get. It’s precisely why calming, positively-charged music allows you to access joy and rejuvenation easily and naturally. After you listen to such sounds, just watch how your voice changes.

The The Secret Power of Words and Musicis a combination of great words, beautiful sounds and positively-charged music no one should be without. Make sure you have this 5-CD in your listening library.

Warmest Regards,
Tania Gabrielle

How to Harness the Power of Words

I’ve been taking some time off for Christmas and New Year’s and am now back in full swing.

As you may know, I have another related passion – sacred numerology - which gives me another glimpse into words and even the sounds of words. I won’t be writing about numerology today. Rather I’m going to share something with you that is very close to my heart. I’m referring to common phrases, which may mean no harm, but create harm without you knowing it.

Sound is a powerful frequency, so making certain words and phrases audible has a bigger effect than most people realize. Here’s a small sample of phrases to give you an idea of what I mean.

‘I’ll kill two birds with one stone.’

‘She probably won’t call.’

‘We’ll Never make it to the airport on time.’

‘What a waste of time.’

‘Drop dead.’

‘He makes me sick.’

‘I hate it when that happens.’

‘I’ll Never be able to get this straight.’

I’ll tell him, but he’ll never understand.’

‘I’m so tired – I look terrible.’

These are just a few examples of negative talk you definitely want to avoid. Don’t think for a moment that what comes out of your mouth doesn’t have tremendous power. That goes for the good, the bad and the ugly.

When you verbalize a thought, you project it out for all to hear. You dress it up, give it color, you scent it and infuse it with feeling. Your thoughts are made more alive by birthing them into sound. Sound IS a way to manifest your thoughts. So is picturing what you’re thinking. Both will leave an indelible impression on your mind.

All sounds travel outward - and back into your soul. It’s what sound waves do naturally – penetrate deeply into your subconscious.

Clearly I’m not saying to get all stressed and guarded before you speak. No, just the opposite is true. Relax, smile, breathe deeply, slow down. Then, without even realizing it, you’ll naturally say the right things.

Sound is a powerful asset you can harness to your advantage by creating an environment that’s positive, uplifting and inspires you. Your words can take you to the heavenly part of your mind.

To access this area, put on some positively charged music first. You’ll quickly enter a peaceful place. Your words are meant to remind you of all that’s good, all that’s abundant, all that’s happy. Words of strife and misery only create more of the same. So don’t respond to stress by lashing out verbally. Instead, turn on high frequency sounds.

With Warm Regards,
Tania Gabrielle