ZOOM CALLS - THIS AFTERNOON
If you are interested in learning more about my 2 new books on meditation and the psychology behind healing and growing, we are having 2 one-hour Zoom calls this afternoon.
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW ADARA MEDITATION BOOKS
and
HOW TO MAXIMISE HEALING AND GROWTH
I will also be making some other exciting announcements. ?
The calls are free and open to all authentic seekers.
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW ADARA MEDITATION BOOKS
The first hour is an introduction to the 2 new Adara Meditation books and explaining why they are so unique and powerful.
I will be sharing the general theory and philosophy of Adara Meditation and how it can empower you in every area of your life.
These two new books are designed to help everyone learn exactly what meditation really is and what practices best suit them.
There will be a Q and A at the end where you can clarify any questions you may have regarding meditation and mindfulness.
DATE: Thursday 7 July 2022
TIME: 50 PM +10 GMT - QLD,NSW, VIC/ 4:30 PM SA
HOW TO MAXIMISE HEALING AND GROWTH
In the second hour, I will be sharing some of the new material I have been developing for my up-and-coming book, The Nature of Mind.
I will explain how and why so many people fail to benefit from healing modalities and health practices, like meditation and yoga.
We will look into the dualistic mind and how it prevents us from realising our true nature and stops us from finding lasting Peace.
You will also learn the powerful laws that unlock your real potential and purpose and form the basis of all relationships.
DATE: Thursday 7 July 2022
TIME: 60 PM +10 GMT - QLD,NSW, VIC/ 5:30 PM SA
HOW TO JOIN THE CALLS
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82823408946 <<<< This is the link you click on to enter the call)
Meeting ID: 828 2340 8946 (** if for some reason the link doesn't work, open the Zoom app, go to "join meeting" and enter this ID)
** If you're not familiar with Zoom, take a look at this web page to help you navigate joining the meeting:
https://support.zoom.us/.../20....1362193-How-Do-I-Joi
I look forward to sharing all my new inspirations with you all.
Love and Light ?
Brian Gerard Schaefer

One of my blogs from 5 years ago.

https://www.thewholespectrom.c....om/blog/2017/7/13/th

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https://spectator.com.au/2022/....07/hate-speech-laws-

Greta: read a book. Travel in your mind with Scruton’s ‘Green Philosophy’

"In his 2012 book Green Philosophy, Scruton argues that the proper way to conceptualise the planet is not to think we own it, nor that we should be in thrall to it (that’s idolatry), but rather to think of our relationship to it being one of stewardship. It is a charge to keep, not a resource to be squandered: it is a version of unquantifiable capital.

We are, he argues, custodians of something bigger than us, and that involves acknowledgment of Edmund Burke’s idea that our obligations to others include not just the living but also the dead and the yet to be born. Which is, or should be, the founding principle of any conservative worldview. The ‘green agenda’ in its current iteration acts as an imposition of a timeless secular orthodoxy; one which has no sensitivity to history, nor any imagination about the future.

The obligation of stewardship requires a recognition of the importance of localism. We cannot steward the globe, but we can practise habits of care for our part of it: our home. This is where conservatism – properly described – and environmentalism coincide: in the idea of a love of place (Roger called this oikophilia). Love of place is a primary condition of attachment and that attachment is a necessary condition of love.

The globalist idea – that environmentalism should be a one-size-fits-all imposition of a global carbon-emission calculus ignores the subtleties of real life.

Which brings us to Scruton’s Aristotelian side. He didn’t just write this stuff, he lived it, having resigned his tenure as a professor of philosophy at Birkbeck to gamble as a writer and maintain a working farm in Wiltshire. The farm was also a factory of ideas . . . the Platonic and Aristotelian came together in the annual seminars and apple-picking days.

Scruton’s attachments were not merely in the abstract. He recognised that there are obligations of thought. The Greta Thunbergs of the world see only one side of that. When you go around the world, lecturing its residents on how they should feel, you are at the same time robbing yourself of the potential love of place that comes with staying home and reading a book."

https://www.conservativewoman.....co.uk/read-scruton-g

Greta: read a book. Travel in your mind with Scruton’s ‘Green Philosophy’

"In his 2012 book Green Philosophy, Scruton argues that the proper way to conceptualise the planet is not to think we own it, nor that we should be in thrall to it (that’s idolatry), but rather to think of our relationship to it being one of stewardship. It is a charge to keep, not a resource to be squandered: it is a version of unquantifiable capital.

We are, he argues, custodians of something bigger than us, and that involves acknowledgment of Edmund Burke’s idea that our obligations to others include not just the living but also the dead and the yet to be born. Which is, or should be, the founding principle of any conservative worldview. The ‘green agenda’ in its current iteration acts as an imposition of a timeless secular orthodoxy; one which has no sensitivity to history, nor any imagination about the future.

The obligation of stewardship requires a recognition of the importance of localism. We cannot steward the globe, but we can practise habits of care for our part of it: our home. This is where conservatism – properly described – and environmentalism coincide: in the idea of a love of place (Roger called this oikophilia). Love of place is a primary condition of attachment and that attachment is a necessary condition of love.

The globalist idea – that environmentalism should be a one-size-fits-all imposition of a global carbon-emission calculus ignores the subtleties of real life.

Which brings us to Scruton’s Aristotelian side. He didn’t just write this stuff, he lived it, having resigned his tenure as a professor of philosophy at Birkbeck to gamble as a writer and maintain a working farm in Wiltshire. The farm was also a factory of ideas . . . the Platonic and Aristotelian came together in the annual seminars and apple-picking days.

Scruton’s attachments were not merely in the abstract. He recognised that there are obligations of thought. The Greta Thunbergs of the world see only one side of that. When you go around the world, lecturing its residents on how they should feel, you are at the same time robbing yourself of the potential love of place that comes with staying home and reading a book."

https://www.conservativewoman.....co.uk/read-scruton-g

Former Pfizer Exec Believes Leaky Vaccine Was Intentional

Michael Yeadon, Ph.D., a former vice-president and chief scientific adviser for the drug company Pfizer, shares why he believes that the narratives around COVID-19 are false and were put into place deliberately to exert control over society

"Yeadon says you’ve been lied to about the magnitude of the threat represented by this entity called SARS-CoV-2 and the disease COVID-19

The 2009 H1N1 (swine flu) pandemic was a “dress rehearsal” for the COVID-19 pandemic

The use of the spike protein in the shot was a diabolical mistake, as 90% of the immune response mounted after natural COVID-19 exposure is not to the spike protein

Spike protein is also toxic and mutates rapidly, which essentially destroys virtually any protection that the shot provides shortly after it’s given

The fact that virtually every country worldwide followed suit in imposing ineffective lockdowns and other COVID-19 mandates suggests a coordinated, supranational effort was underway"

https://www.theepochtimes.com/....former-pfizer-exec-b

Blatant transgender indoctrination and desexualization of children in New Zealand disguised as outdoor field trips... PULL YOUR CHILDREN OUT OF THESE CHILD ABUSIVE SCHOOLS FOLKS