CST Calls Upon Medical Experts in B.C. to Protect Their Patients

Citizens for Safe Technology Society (CST) has launched a Human Rights action against BC Hydro requesting accommodation of individuals refusing a wireless smart meter for health reasons. These are persons with a variety of health concerns ranging from cancer to heart problems, from seizures to electrosensitivity, and who have medical letters from their doctors requesting BC Hydro accommodate their health conditions by allowing an analogue meter to remain.

Some years are exceptionally remarkable in their accomplishments; others are exceptionally disturbing in their destructiveness. 2011 has been among the latter – economically, ecologically, militarily, politically and unfortunately, often personally. Despite the apocalyptic mood which has characterized most of 2011, I expect 2012 to be a far more gratifying and pleasant time.

Advent, the four week period before Christmas, has always been my favourite season of the Year. One canʼt help but feel hopeful as each week one lights another of the four red Advent candles mounted on a wreath or log and listens to the prophetic poetry of the prophet Isaiah. No talk of covenant, no mention of doctrine; just the warm expression of personal faith:

Whatʼs your word on the street?

I pondered this question during a recent reflection on the power of words ... what our word choices say about us, how our words come to life through the decisions we make and the actions we take, and why it is a good idea to pay attention to the words being said about us and our families, communities, places of work, and organizations we support in pursuitof a better, more connected and compassionate world community.

Elizabeth Gilbert, author of the bestselling novel “Eat, Pray, Love”, wrote about the notion of cities having one word that best describes its core personality, one word that evokes the very essence of what the city is about. Paris, for example, might have “LOVE” as its word, Vegas might pick “FUNʼ, while Rome might opt for “SPIRITUALITY”. Thinking about the potential to apply this “word on the street” thinking to inspire the individuals, teams, and organizations I come into contact with through my practice got me thinking, and especially with the connection to my own philosophy where clarity of purpose is the first step towards more meaningful living.

Regular readers monitoring my progress with respect to my Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma will be glad to hear that my tumor has been slowly shrinking all the while increasing its density. In short, it has been rendered indolent and is no longer life threatening as it has responded positively to natural treatment.

Although I am happy with its progress, I do wish the tumor to disappear altogether. Let me explain. Initially, one year ago, when I chose to fight cancer naturally, I chose to make my decision based in part to an economic Darwinian theory, whereby only the best so called “cures” propagate and the worst cures fade away to the likes of yesterdays bellbottoms.

Currently, however, I have been applying an understanding of the biochemical processes on a cellular level towards my decision. My treatment approach was directed towards physically exhausting energy starved cancer cells such that they had no energy to multiply and no energy to live. It is well known that cancer cells use significantly more energy as they need energy to perform energy hungry cell division operations in addition to regular metabolic functions.

Are Lions Bay residents aware of the new proposal for a large scale gravel mining and crushing operation in the Howe Sound? Lions Bay Community News publishes many articles related to the Howe Sound. The Howe Sound is our front yard and we are very concerned about all aspects of the spectacular nature surrounding us.