Richard Lloyd Jones: I'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Another Christmas period, and all that that brings. The packed parking lots, the festive yuletide happy hours, cooking and eating the fatted calf. And maybe in a quiet, reflective moment, a spark of Christmas spirit will catch flame inside you. And for a few seconds or moments, or if you're lucky, hours, you'll feel a deep sense of peace and connection with your fellow man of the universe that you recognize as the Christmas spirit.
Those tantalizing moments are tragically short-lived. Some of us complain that they don't like this time of year because we should have this spirit all year round. It's fake and phony, they say. But it doesn't feel that way to any who are still enough to allow themselves to receive the grace and depth of that spirit. The Holy Spirit, we can call it. And we should take time to remember that this time of year is for honoring that divine presence.
Yes, Christmas, of all times, is time to remember that. Glorification and the Christmas spirit. Today, I'm Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Well, at this time of year, it's customary to remember friends and family. I'm a long way from my true family, but surrounded by friends. And especially you listening to our radio programs. So I give you, our Stop Radio Network listeners, a big all the best of the season to you.
I first produced this radio program in December of 2012, but I wanted to give it a fresh airing here again. One of the things we can lament about this season is its fleeting nature. We touch into the values and spirit of the time intermittently and note their absence as they pass, vowing to make a more conscious effort to keep Christmas in our hearts all year long, as Scrooge put it.
But we seldom succeed, and I don't want this radio program, this beautiful and sacred expression of the true meaning of Christmas, to pass too quickly either, and so I'm repeating it again. We live in troubled times, I hardly need to remind you of that, and people look for comfort in many forms. Family, job security, financial independence, even alcohol and snack food have been used to try to find peace and comfort when we feel lacking.
And a lack we do feel, even in those privileged parts of the world like Canada, where I hail from, because social ease and almost equal opportunity, significant as they are, do not substitute for the inner peace that comes from living a life in service to others, linked to the greatest virtue and faith. And it is in this latter that we have become poor.
We've become cynical of those qualities that the greatest among us have adopted as their way. We've traded certainty of vision for the dark glasses of moral relativity. We have forgotten at best, or callously ignored at worst, that a heart full of grace, as Dr. King put it, is something to strive for, that forgiveness and tolerance are great virtues, that love is a beautiful driver of our soul.
We think so little of these that the overwhelming crush of consumerism and competition and superiority takes us over, until we begin to believe that these are just the way it is, and we suck it up and dive in there. Except at Christmastime. Maybe something else passes through our hearts. Maybe another voice sounds inside us that reminds us of the deeper purpose and meaning.
Our show today is about that. Honoring the Christmas spirit all year long. Today on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Thinking with
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Richard Lloyd Jones with you. Our program, Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Cláudia Baranapa-Shape is with me again. Good morning, dear Cláudia.
Cláudia: Good morning, John. Good morning, our listeners.
Richard: We're coming close to the end of the world now.
Why are you smiling? I've been reading about smiling
Cláudia: because if the end of the world means the end of this world I'm
Richard: happy. Yeah, me too.
Cláudia: Exactly. This organization, this world order, this spirit that we are now having to deal
Richard: with, deal
Cláudia: and to like to carry like a cross. Yeah, you're carrying a big cross now. Lately I
Richard: was thinking of this because I was doing the introduction to a recent program we did called the the science of spirits.
And I as I was writing it I I have many impressions as I'm writing these shows, you know, writing the introduction to these shows, which I I decided when I first started this program I was going to be very faithful in scripting, not just going off the top of my head. I have many experiences that I'm writing these. One is that I often feel a lot of spiritual help, like an assistance.
Ideas put on my mind, go to this book of Dr. Keppe's for inspiration, things that come to me that way. At the same time, I have a lot of contact with my friends from Canada who are not very much believers in this aspect of what we talk about in our radio programs. They like a lot our social issues that we talk about, but when we get into these things more spiritual, more esoteric, transcendental, this is more difficult for them.
Cláudia: It's interesting because more and more lately you can watch TV programs that speak about ghosts, visions, demons, exorcisms, possessions, being haunted, seeing things that apparently do not exist, children that are followed by spirits, and they talk to spirits, but more and more and more, those channels, they bring a lot of options of those films. Interesting your friends are
Richard: so backwatered. Yeah, I come from this world, you know, and it's so interesting because it's like, as
I'm writing I can feel this kind of resistance which also is in me of course, but I can feel it in related to what would my friend say if he heard this.
So I have to plunge forward. And so I like
Richard: these programs a lot because they give me an opportunity to deepen in my understanding. Well here we are coming to the the end of the world as we know it. And uh I was reading uh you and I received an email actually. I received this from one of our listeners actually about a doctor's experience with the afterlife called heaven is real.
It's a book he wrote. And one of our lovely listeners Margaret sent me this article thinking that you and I would be interested in this. And of course we
Cláudia: are. I I am. And I read this article she sent. I didn't read the book yet. Yeah, but I read the article and I appreciated it a lot. And for
Richard: sure. And Margaret's a faithful listener.
She's been listening for a number of years. She sends me every once in a while sends me articles. If you want to send ideas for us, we're really open to that.
But he described, and one of the things he described in his coma, he was in a coma for seven days. Days, I believe. And, yeah, then he came out of the coma after seven days back in 2008.
Cláudia: But you
Richard: have to
Cláudia: mention that before that, he was absolutely skeptical about those
Richard: life-after-life experiences or life-after-death experiences, people that go and come back. He understood it was a product of the activity of the cells, brain cells, and these things.
Cláudia: Yeah, neurons were not firing correctly. And that's right. He's a neurosurgeon. And another interesting thing, this is the second case that I see about neuron surgeons being affected in their neurons.
One is a French doctor that wrote a book about how to heal, how he healed his cancer, the brain cancer, very, very rare kind of brain cancer. And it was exactly in the part of the brain that he was researching about. Yeah. And this guy also, he was studying the brain cells and he somatized in his brain. So this is so amazing because this is very common.
Like singers somatize in the throat, doctors of the heart, cardiologists, they many times somatized in the heart.
Richard: Piano players hurt their hands. Yes.
Cláudia: So this is so amazing to see that there is something going on in this area when people are interested in some professions and they focus in that area. And if the focusing of that area is due to some unconscious motive, or if they are focusing wrongly that study, you feel the consequences.
Because energetically speaking, conceptually speaking, you are dealing with wrong energies. This is so amazing. Yeah, it's incredible. If you do a research on that, if anyone does a serious research, they will find amazing data. How often a person dies out of a disease or an accident related to his field of interest.
Richard: That's incredible. Like a resonance in some way?
Cláudia: It's interesting. And also some psychiatrists, many, many cases of suicidal attempt and suicidal, succeeded suicidal people that they commit suicide.
Many of them are belonging to the psychiatrists, to the psychiatry field, psychiatric field. Well,
Richard: as you said, this doctor from Harvard Medical School, and he's the son of a neurosurgeon and is a neurosurgeon himself, was very much oriented to the traditional modern view of medicine, which would say that these kinds of near-death experiences are products of fantasy or delusion or something wrong in the brain circuitry, as you suggested.
And he's written this book to show that that's not at all what happened. He is now converted to a larger perspective. And he says that he journeyed to another larger dimension of the universe, literally went there, his consciousness did, a dimension he'd never dreamed existed before, and which the old pre-coma him would have been more than happy to explain was a simple impossibility, but it happened to him.
And one of the things he described, Cláudia, that gives me a great feeling of expansion in my heart is this. He said that there were flocks of transparent, shimmering beings arced across the sky, leaving long, streamer-like lines behind them. That makes my heart sore. He said, birds, angels, those words were registered later when he was writing down his recollections, but neither of those words do justice to the beings himself, which were quite simply different from anything he's ever known on this planet.
They were more advanced, higher forms.
Cláudia: But tell more. They sang, right?
Richard: They sang. And
Cláudia: if they didn't, what would happen
Richard: to them? They would explode of happiness, something like this. Go see if you find this. So I've just got a couple of pages here. He said, A sound, huge and booming like a glorious chant, came down from above, and I wondered if the winged beings were producing it.
Again, thinking about it later, it occurred to me that the joy of these creatures as they soared along was such that they had to make this noise, that if the joy didn't come out of them this way, then they would simply not otherwise be able to contain it. Yes. They would explode or something, as you said. The sound was palpable, almost material, like a rain that you can feel on your skin, but doesn't get you wet.
Look, that description is so beautiful.
Cláudia: Yeah. It's a kind of energy, manifestation of energy, God's energy, that we don't
Richard: have the slight idea. I think we experience it a little bit when we listen to music that we love. We can be lifted, but in this sense of feeling it like a palpable material. So
Cláudia: heaven is much better than earth, as it is now, presently.
But you know something, Johns? When I was younger and I was a kid, sometimes I felt so happy that I had to express some of my happiness. Because if I didn't, I felt I would explode. And this kind of joy manifested after very simple feelings of love, affection, simple things of life. Sometimes my mother said, Cláudia, let's go to Fira. Like Fira was a place on the street.
Yeah, a
Richard: street fair, a little street market.
Cláudia: Yeah, where you buy cheese and ham and biscuits and fruits. Now we have very few of those in São Paulo nowadays, but it used to be so fun for a child to go with their mother or his mother, her mother to a place like this. So I was jumping like high. I did like I gave high jumps.
So I screamed of joy. And later in life, I had many times this sensation of having such a joy inside that I could not bear it. And this, I always felt it was linked directly to God and to simple things, simple things like Christmas time, seeing a friend, being with someone you love, and thinking about the mercy and the love of God and thinking about his birth, like here, the Christmas day or night or time.
So all these feelings of affection and being alive just by themselves should bring us naturally this feeling of joy that he describes there. Beautiful. Yeah, and we are losing so much. Oh, my gosh. We are losing so much,
Richard: Richard. We're living in like a little narrow band of experience, Cláudia, where we try to squeeze out a little bit of joy with these totally secondary things, this level of happiness.
Cláudia: And it's not even joy, it's just pleasure, isn't it?
Richard: It's a kind of pathological pleasure because
Cláudia: joy, as he describes in this text, it's very much linked to divine energies, very much so. Beethoven
Richard: used to say that he could feel
Cláudia: God. He could hear God shouting in his head. And the only thing that gave him relief was to write it down. So he literally wrote down what he heard in his head.
This is what happened with the book Glorification that Dr. Keppe wrote I remember I was with him many of the nights or days Where he got those inspirations from God And it was a necessity for him to write what he received from the divine voice, divine sound inside of himself. So the book Glorification was completely, totally written under inspiration. And it's not only a theological book.
It's mostly a scientific book, very therapeutic book, very beautiful, by the way. And he used to wake up during the night, 3, 2, 3 in the morning, and he said, let's go to the top of the mountain. And so we will see the stars a little bit. And we walked in a small road, and we went in the top of the hills in a countryside house we had.
And he was like, and we were watching the sky and seeing millions in this dark night with no interference of electricity or any other interference. So you could see heaven almost through sky, like transcendent. Sky and see heaven through it. Oh my God. Oh my God. So he wrote, so you could adapt the writings that he did with the music of Beethoven, for instance, and a beautiful video or something that you could have about nature, and this would be a trilogy of his writings and the music.
An excellent idea. And the video would be almost heaven for us.
Richard: We'll come back and talk more about this wonderful book and this experience of spirituality here as we get closer, not only to the end of the world, so-called, but to Christmastime. So back in just a moment, I'm Thinking with Somebody Else's Head on the Stop Radio Network.
Thank you for listening to the most relevant conversations in the world about stopping the destruction of ourselves and the planet.
Cláudia: I remember the book Glorification that Dr. Keppe wrote. I was with him many of the nights or days where he got those inspirations from God. And it was a necessity for him to write what he received. So the book was totally written under inspiration. But it's not only a theological book. It's mostly a scientific book, very therapeutic book, very beautiful, by the way.
And he used to wake up during the night, 2, 3 in the morning, and he said, let's go to the top of the mountain. And we were watching the sky in this dark night with no interference, so you could transcend the sky and see heaven through it. Oh my God, you could adapt the writings that he did with the music of Beethoven.
And this would be a trilogy of his writings and the music. It would
Richard: be heaven.
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Richard: Our program is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head, named after a discussion I had with Cesar Soós that we are affected by the thinking of people and we don't even know that.
So we're thinking with the philosophies and heads of other people and we're in this program trying to orient us to a correct way of thinking. I'm with Cláudia Baron-Harposheko and as you were talking about your experience with Dr. Keppe writing this book, you know, when I read this book, it's a beautiful book, I'm going to read some parts from it in a minute, but when I read this book, I had no idea that it was written in the way that you described it, going to the top of a mountain, looking at the stars, feeling the universe, feeling the inspiration.
It
Cláudia: was like a romanticism. That was not a romanticism between man and woman. It was much more than that. It was a friendship or a link to people being together under the spell, could you say this? Yeah, sure. Of the love of God. So
Richard: we together for the love of God. Loving Him. This is not a new experience for me to know about.
There was a mystic in the 12th century, I think, a saint who wrote about his love of God, and he wrote a beautiful poem about that. It was turned into a piece of music by Lorena McKennett, and I'm searching for the title. I can't remember it now. Dark night of the soul I think and it's a poem that he wrote of his love for god.
And you know when we think of this a man showing love for god for example it seems like oh my god but this is so beautiful what you're
Cláudia: describing. What about
Richard: a couple
Cláudia: and what about even better
Richard: even better
Cláudia: this should be the case of all couples. Yeah this it's like living a dream dream of love for God. This is being in heaven incredible having the opportunity to be in heaven at least for periods when you are not disturbed by other interferences.
Richard: Yes should I take something from this book while we're thinking of it.
Cláudia: Yes I see that for instance lately some researchers of the University of California in San Diego, they were able to prove that our brain, they have a kind of harmonic activity in terms of even music, harmony in the waves of the brain and the neuron. It's like a cerebral music, as they call it, comparing the music of the hemispheres to this music of the spheres, you know that?
That a few
Richard: astronomers claimed to hear
Cláudia: when they studied the universe. That there is a music and a harmony in our brains too, in our neurons too, like the stars. So we come from the stars, we come from the same source. And they found out that when there is an interference in this harmony, caused by anything, and they say schizophrenics have this cacophonia, you know?
Richard: Cacophony. Cacophony. Yeah, nothing is...
Cláudia: Endodecaphonia in music. So when there is no harmony, schizophrenia is there. So statics is the basis of the universe, and it's not possible for a person to be balanced and healthy if they enjoy cacophonia and dodecaphonia.
Richard: And dodecaphonic music.
Cláudia: Yeah, this kills the brain.
Richard: Yeah, this is right. There's a very interesting documentary about that, looking at 20th century music, which of course is much, we could say much inferior to what was produced in the 1700s, 1800s.
But looking at some music of some popular composers that reintroduced the harmony that was being stripped away by these dodecaphonic people. And you know the results
Cláudia: can be like the more and more we are stick to cell phones and to computers and internet and this dissolves the magnetism of the brain. It breaks apart the magnetism of the brain because our brain works with magnetic waves.
Mostly so when we get too much involved with this kind of digital kind of communication we break apart we break down the harmony the sound the music the balance the health of our brains and our neurons and the results are like this that lately more and more people manifest a weird behavior when they are sleeping. They can like have some corporeal body activities like totally disconnected from their brain when they're sleeping like sonambulism.
Yeah like walking and walking in their sleep this kind of sonambulism. Yeah yeah and you know more and more people do this they they not that they wake up they stand up from bed and they go they take this
Richard: their cell phones and they say send texts messages while they're sleeping
Cláudia: while they're sleeping and nonsense ones like weird and disconnected words and they don't remember the day after.
Like another syndrome which is called uh when they feed like um night kind of feeding or something. When they are asleep and they go down to the kitchen to get something to eat. But they are they do this while they are sleeping. And they wake up and they see all this mess in the kitchen the day after. And they say oh my god what is this. They don't remember.
They do sex when they sleeping to and sometimes they people wake up like with a symptom that as if something blew up exploded in their minds. Like a bomb. Like a siren. Like like a buzina horn a
Richard: horn
Cláudia: of a car. And I myself woke up a few times hearing the a telephone ringing, but no, there was not telephone ringing at all.
But I heard clearly like a telephone ringing. And this is something that through the bad habits we get, we more and more disorganize our brain. Like I have to work all the time with Skype, with computer and with Telephones, because I attend many clients by telephone, so it's unavoidable. It's unavoidable. So we cannot avoid being harmed by our environment. This is so sad.
And also, something that happens that is called apnea. I don't know this word. It's a scientific word. Sleep
Richard: apnea. Is it apnea? Yeah.
Cláudia: Yeah. Sleep apnea. You're sleeping and then you stop breathing. And you wake up. This can last one minute, 80 seconds sometimes. And people don't die. They don't know why they don't die. But they don't die. But what happens is that their brain goes apart from the body.
And they cannot feel consciously that they stopped breathing. So it's a disconnection, total separation. Mind from body. And their minds, they stay as if everything was normal. This is like out of the body experience. Yes, exactly. A spiritual experience. A small experience similar to this after death experience. And people can really die. And they don't realize they are dead already. Sometimes because they They were sleeping, and they had a rest, as they call it, respiratory arrest.
But this happens more and more with more people, like being 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, 80 seconds without breathing. And then when the mind and the soul comes back to the body, they wake up.
Richard: Incredible. So you're saying something now. I think it's very interesting to me, Cláudia, because it's like this digital world that we praise ourselves so much for having developed is really causing a lot of harm.
Cláudia: Yes, it is.
Richard: And this is something that we need to return to an analog world as much as we can. Because, like you said, I'm totally on the computer all the time, too. I produce our radio programs digitally. We
Cláudia: need more
Richard: magnetism. We
Cláudia: need more magnetism. Which is the basis of life. Yeah. And less electronics, electrical energy. Yeah. Which is a byproduct of magnetism.
Richard: So we have to return to our idea of recording this program in analog form and putting on the computer to edit it. Will Lajeunesse has been talking to me about that for a year. And there's got to be some way to do that, to record our program as an actual analog recording so we have it magnetized,
Cláudia: and then putting it in the computer to do the editing and all that stuff.
That would be something, wouldn't it? But you see in those old movies, like I've seen one about Christmas, some tales of Dickens, Charles Dickens.
Richard: Love Dickens.
Cláudia: So beautiful.
Richard: He was amazing.
Cláudia: So beautiful. And so at that time, people had less TV. No TV.
Richard: No TV, yeah. No digital, no
Cláudia: MP3. Nothing, yeah. And they were much happier and much more magnetic. And happiness was happiness.
Sadness was sadness. And much less mental disturbances.
Richard: Of course, there was a huge amount of misery caused by the socially powerful, but in this sense of the true values of life, they were very strong
Cláudia: there. Until the 60s or 70s, last century, There was almost no case found in kids, in children up to seven years old, of mental sickness. Wow. It was such an exception to find a child with, like, under 10 years old.
They didn't ever get sick, mentally sick. They could manifest sadness, they could manifest anger, they could manifest love, but sickness like depression, anxiety, agitation, autism, this almost didn't happen. And now you see how many children take Prozac and other kind of drugs to help parents to control the situation that is totally outside of control and all these kids are linked to the net, to this digital kind of machines.
So people don't mention this more because this is a huge market and huge economic power.
Richard: Yes, enormous. And all of these geniuses of the Internet world are supported by this trilateral group that wants to... Maybe
Cláudia: we are in time already to read an excerpt. And
Richard: I'm sure
Cláudia: people who are too much out of their magnetic level, as this doctor says, this is linked to the diencephalus.
This kind of communication is very much diencephalic. The emotional feelings people don't want to feel, and they are becoming incapable to feel. They are becoming like, everybody's becoming like a psychopath because they are incapable more and more to feel emotions, to feel love, to feel affection, to be joyful, even to feel anger. They sometimes manifest and they are involved and dominated by anger.
But you know that feeling, I don't like that person because of this or that. This anger is like an explosion in them. Sometimes they explode out of nothing in anger attacks. But I think that if we still have listeners that have some degree of magnetism, they can enjoy this excerpt.
Richard: Christ brought the most optimistic message of all. I'm going to speak here of the Christ who is unknown.
Or better, the God who is unknown. Because of our mortal envy. The envy which not only leads us to deny him. But even worse. Prevents us from recognizing him as he truly is. We now have the contribution of science. To open our eyes to a dimension. That religion and the philosophies separately have not managed to perceive. I want to speak about the true Christ, the Lord of the earth, the planets, and the stars, the owner of all that exists. He who has not one iota of error or deceit.
He who is total happiness and joy, which our unbounded envy prevents us from seeing.
I want to speak of that being who, because he's so immense and generous and good came to earth to show us that we live in one kingdom only which is his. The most optimistic message that humanity has ever received is that of Christ. It's incredible how he surmounted with the greatest ease all of the things that cause human beings so much anxiety.
He overcame the errors human beings make. He triumphed over death with resurrection. He achieved a vast universal communion among men and women. But principally he demonstrated God's love in considering us as his children and heirs. In considering us as the owners together with him of all goodness of all things that exist and of life itself. He is a flame of affection, an infinite being whose full dimension our eyes can never perceive, whose music our ears cannot wholly capture, whose fragrance we cannot fully detect, whose delights reserved especially for us we cannot completely feel or taste.
Interestingly enough, he has put all of this at our disposal because he loves us. We need only to accept it. Merry Christmas from all of us at the Stop Radio Network. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones. That's our final program for 2012. Talked in 2013. Have a great Christmas and a best of the new year to you. Bye-bye for now. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and welcome to the Stop Radio Network.
We broadcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy in São Paulo, Brazil. And our programs, Thinking with Somebody Else's Head and Healing Through Consciousness, offer the most relevant conversations around about the state of our world and what we can do to make it better.
In a world where women have struggled to discover themselves and their true purpose, she started to reject
Cláudia: herself, her essence.
She started to see in herself, in her femininity, something inferior. Comes a book that frees them to be what they were destined to be, A woman is a link between man and God because of the intuitive and spiritual aspect
and the feeling. Cláudia Pacheco's Women on the Couch, an incisive analysis of women's psychology that lays out what's gone wrong. We have this big inversion
Cláudia: inside of ourselves that lead us to think.
That being a woman is not good. It's inferior. We don't want to serve. We don't want to be submissive to God, to beauty, to truth, to goodness. And how women can get back on track. But I understand that the only way for us to free ourselves is
to serve, to be useful, and to grow. Cláudia Pacheco's Women on the Couch. An analysis of female psychopathology.
This is
Richard: Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Richard. Yes, I'm buckled in. I have my seatbelt on. I'm prepared. Every once in a while, when we most need it.
Cláudia: This subject that concerns the spiritual life tracked the biggest attention.
Richard: Comes the scientific and spiritual wisdom to change the world.
Cláudia: All of us, we are inverted. We are upside down.
We see good as evil and evil as good. We see honesty as foolishness and dishonesty as smartness.
Richard: I think what we're looking to do, I'm Thinking with Somebody Else's Head, is really offer a perspective on the world that's been lacking. Our link with Dr. Keppe Science gives us the tools to treat the problems of the world in a way no one else can do.
That makes our program extremely relevant and profoundly therapeutic.
Cláudia: And Keppe brings a light on this, that the being in itself is good, beautiful, and truthful. Evil, sickness, suffering, restriction is just a denial of the true being.
Richard: Inspired from the landmark science of Analytical Trilogy comes a radio program that explores the true human spirit, the most profound understanding of the human being in the world today.
Cláudia: So we are opening the gates for the fifth empire, which will be the true empire for humanity. Wise humble and very energetic. A true cosmic civilization consciousness
Richard: that will return humanity to its true origin. Thinking with Somebody Else's Head with Richard Lloyd Jones and Cláudia bernhardt prashako. Opening our eyes to the full dimension of human possibility. If
Cláudia: we have 20 of people becoming conscious and opening their minds their inner lives you will see what power of consciousness is.
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