guys welcome to the frequency healing experience with me David Wong your host today and today is another episode in our series of how to use frequencies and frequency energy technology for self-healing let me know where you guys are from make a comment below let me know which city and which state country you're from and you're tuning in from today hello and on these lives hey from Mexico hey Maritza please welcome and on these lives we listen to frequencies that heal and we have remove negative energy hey Anna from New York welcome remove negative energy I'd like to start all my sessions using this amazing frequency that helps you to remove stress and to feel a lot lighter and brighter in your life maybe it's not loud enough can you hear me now hello hello hello Louise from Arizona hey Pico you have to go hope you get more people to watch you great if you want to get the recording make sure you go to YouTube and we have the recordings there of these lives are available for 30 days hey cheapo from Ottawa welcome so who here lives in San Diego or on the West Coast so I'll be heading down to San Diego next week for a weekend we have a conference with many health practitioners many people who have been in the health and wellness business for decades some of them with hundreds of different businesses hundreds of companies they manage so a very high level inner circle group having connection issues here hold on a second the internet's been acting funny recently and in this inner circle group where am I coming to Ottawa I don't know soon hopefully depends how many people in Ottawa want to see me live so this year we'll be doing more traveling depending on where my speaking engagements are I am getting prepared to do more live events so if you want to organize certain groups I encourage you to start meet-up groups where you can practice doing the meditations that I teach and also doing the frequencies are using cheek oils and doing group meditations on a regular basis I think that's a great idea this week are from now on and Thursdays at 3 p.m. Pacific time we're doing our heal the world together event which is going to be led by Boris and on that event we're going to be doing our group meditation for personal healing healing whoever you want to direct healing to or just sending healing to the world in general and I think it's going to help raise everybody's vibration and raise everybody's resonance and you know when we give to other people and we give to the world when we offer up our intentions for a better world for a better place to live what happens is we also receive that positive energy to what's going on here having really bad connection issues okay something around my tiktok account so how many of you have been on my previous lives in the last couple weeks and we did a lot of different practices with the practices for removing and cleansing out clearing out blockages and we also did practices for activating your third eye and your panneal gland we had practices for raising your Chi energy bringing the Chi energy up to up your chakras starting with your base chakra sacral chakra and up and then using your breathing and your body movements to coordinate that energy and to basically manipulate it because everybody can do the energy ball exercise you know with the hands everybody can feel that energy but a lot of people ask how can we actually use that how can we actually use that energy that I feel how can I harness that energy how can I turn it into something that I can use to heal myself and to heal other people so for those that have practiced some of the techniques I've taught can you let me know what kind of experiences you've had since we started we started about a couple weeks ago so let me know how that's working out for you and in the meantime I was just talking to a very famous TV personality he's called the wellness wellness living expert and he's been on CNN and he's been on many different shows hey Alex you said your pineal was very clearing activating the pineal gland was awesome okay I think a lot of you like that one right and he told me that many of these doctors they need something they need technology to help them to stay healthy because there's so many doctors who are actually very in very poor health a lot of them are reliant on medication a lot of them cannot sleep a lot of them are in in high levels of stress sometimes even dangerous level of stress some doctors are working so hard that they're developing a lot of disease inside that they you know that they kind of just leave and they just never really deal with and the only way to deal with it is to take more medication get injections and you know with the stress and the workload and the demands from their position being doctors they don't have time to really take care of themselves and they don't only have time to to really cultivate their health in a deep meaningful way so as I said most of them just treat the symptoms and what they do to themselves that's what they do with their patients they just treat symptoms they just try to minimize symptoms but they're not really getting deep into the body and solving and fixing what's causing these problems so a lot of these doctors they're actually very very sick some to the point that they work so hard that they they collapse and they you know they find out they have cancer or they have found out they have some other serious illness and they and it prevents them from from going to work and continuing to be to work as a doctor so I think many of us we kind of are at that point or we work so hard sometimes and we get so busy and so so stressed out so burned out a lot of people say a lot of people feeling burned out because you're not allowing your body to catch up to the demands of your lifestyle and you're just using you know drugs and pills just to artificially kind of just get you through the day but what it really does on the long term is cause you harm because the longer you take these medications we know that the less effect they will have on you and then you will have to increase the dosages increase the potency and end up you know further and further away from actually being healthy so the concept of holistic health or or natural pathic health is to it's basically to be so healthy that you don't get sick you can call it preventative health and you know what they say is that preventative health is much better than reactive medicine right right isn't it better to not get sick in the first place or have your health at such a high level that even if you do get sick that doesn't even affect you that much maybe you get a little headache or you get a little bit tired but you don't get so sick that you're completely debilitated and you can't do anything and you're out for like a week or two so that's what happens if you have a very strong immune system and you have your health level at a very high level take a look at Wim Hof he is a world record holder for being a submerged in zero degrees ice or even negative degrees water for hours and the way he does it as he uses meditation and breathing techniques that he learned from Tibetan monks and from many other of these ancient practices and this means scientifically recorded how he's able to manipulate his heart rates and manipulate the heat that is generated by his body so they did a little experiment with him with him and a group of people where they injected them with toxins so actual toxins that are supposed to make you sick they injected it into the disc group people now this group of people I mean all the people that were injected with this toxin got very very sick but not Wim Hof he got injected by it and all he felt was a little headache and after about a day he was back to normal so that shows you the difference between someone who is very healthy that has control over their Qi energy control over the heat and their an autonomic autonomic nervous system can control their heart rate and so on and it shows that these meditation techniques and having this Qi energy in the body actually makes you more resistant to disease so that's just one experiment that they did and there are hundreds and thousands of different experiments done on Qi energy especially from China you know that that's pretty obvious because they have a quite an advanced scientific community that have been studying Qi for many many years and all you know if you kind of sum up all those thousands of studies is that our body has something called Qi is life force and you can measure this you can measure it by the form of bio photons what bio photons are are basically electromagnetic energy you can call it light energy or magnetic energy is basically all in the electromagnetic spectrum right that your body actually creates so your body every cell in your body every organ your hearts your brain your cells your muscles nervous system it actually sends out a frequency it sends out a electromagnetic wave and that's actually how your body at each part of your body communicates with the other parts of body they actually send and receive information as if they were having this conversation that's how your brain and your DNA and your cells communicate with each other and if it wasn't for this life force we would all be dead and we would all be very sick and you they've been done thousands of experiments where they show that the people who are healthy the people who are vibrant who don't get sick who live longer who look better or better shape stronger they have more bio photons so their body actually produces more of this electromagnetic energy okay in the ancients they call it Qi but it's not until recently in the last 50 to 50 years or so that we discovered Qi is actually real we can measure it with scientific equipment and so now we see this combination or this fusion of ideas the fusion of ancient wisdom with modern technology or you can call it the fusion of spirituality with science because for decades spiritually spirituality and science were at odds with each other they fight against each other the science people said God does not exist spirituality is does not exist it's all a bunch of placebo it's just a bunch of myth and it doesn't exist and it's just wishful thinking it's just people's imagination it's not real and then the spiritual people say you guys believe in science but God created everything and you know I know what I know and I believe that God is real and I believe all this stuff is real and I don't care what the scientific community says that was before but now we see a fusion of the two scientists are realizing you know what actually the universe can only be explained by the fact that it is based on frequency energy and vibration a lot of phenomena we experience or we observe in space or in reality itself like quantum entanglement multiple dimensions wormholes faster than light travel which used to be just science fiction now they're finding out that it actually works they have proven it theoretically and they can observe these things happening in the universe and now scientists they realize there's a lot more to the universe and to reality than what we used to understand and what the materialistic or the mechanistic view of the world is which is that everything is hard and solid and everything is finite and and and it's fixed well quantum physics by itself means that everything is not fixed everything is a probability every particle every electron or everything that happens it's just a probability of it occurring in somewhere in time and space that's why there's so many experiments prove that particle and electron can act both two ways it can act as a wave or it can act as a particle it's called a duality experiment and they've shown this many times is that it can be two things at once depending on the observer it depends on the consciousness that's observing the the electron at that moment in time so the more that we discovered these things the more we realized that our reality is actually very fluid it's very malleable it's very the people can say chaotic but at the same time it is organized it has infinite possibilities but at the same time it has a law it follows certain laws so and now the spiritual people are now opening up to science and they're learning about these things they're learning about how our universe actually works how we can actually how wormholes actually works how we can actually manipulate time and space how we start to understand that time and space are also not finite that there's possibilities of particles going backwards in time as well as forwards in time you guys every you guys remember the final episode of Star Trek the next generation anybody you know Captain Picard and Q so all that that arc that story arc was about was about about the concept of something moving backwards in time and now we know that actually there's evidence that particles do move backwards in time so all the science fiction things that people thought was science fiction now is no longer science fiction is actually science fact yes somebody mentioned quantum jumping so there's ways of being able to take quantum jumps travel through wormholes fold space and time itself right so instead of going going on a straight line from point A to point B they just folded it so that you can go instantly through space and time and jump to another point who knows maybe in our lifetimes we'll discover how to teleport ourselves or things across like vast distances with just a snap of the finger who knows technology is advancing as such a alarming rate now we have artificial artificial intelligence that can do so many things for us they can entertain us they can write for us they can make art for us make music for us very soon artificial intelligence can do basically what a human can do and you wouldn't be able to tell the difference and with robots coming into the market eventually just think about how that's going to change the landscape of how we live as humans so you know the world is changing in a rapid place and what I'm excited about is the advancements in health and wellness which is I which I'm a big part of and which is which is something that I've become one of the leaders of this movement which is the movement of frequency or the energy movement we can call it and this is the movements where people are empowered so you are empowered to use technology and frequency to accelerate your wellness okay to bring your Qi energy to a high level or to a level so high that you will be able to become the best version of you you will have your best health you ever had you would live a lot longer you would look a lot younger you may be even able to reverse a lot of effects of aging people ask me how old I am and you can guess how old I am why don't you guys guess I always like to do this it's fun guess how old I am and then you'll look a lot younger you feel a lot stronger you'll feel a lot more relaxed and calm you can forget about anxiety and depression those things are out you know you don't have to worry about those things anymore I was just doing a webinar with a musician her name is Devora she has a band she's a rock musician she's pretty good and she's in I think she's in her 20s and she's been suffering from anxiety depression and she says that one or three Americans are on some kind of anxiety or some kind of drug for mental health right everybody's on drugs for mental health and she used our chi calls for 21 days she gave it a shot 20 minutes a day and then after 20 minutes a day for 21 days Anthony says 29 okay somebody says 53 who else wants to guess so after about 20 minutes a day for 21 days she had no more depression no more anxiety she actually felt motivated more and more optimistic and she was able to attract you think 49 but look 29 37 so how old do I look that's a better better question how old do I look not how old I actually am okay let me know how much how old I look and if you get it right and then you get an applause from me so I mean yeah so what was I saying so so and then guess what else happened during that time she used some of our frequencies that are intended to attract positive things attract attract more abundance in their life and what happened was somebody that she wanted to work with for five years she had her this person on her vision board you know everybody has their vision board of the things that you want to achieve and guess what happened she got a connection that connected her to this person and now they are doing something together so they're working on a piece of music together so what she wanted to manifest became reality so people ask us okay what can these frequencies do what does a qiqo do well it just do it does so much it's such a long list it'll take forever to list it but the main things that do does is it gives you more energy it gives you more focus and clarity it removes stress and anxiety it helps you sleep better and helps you meditate a lot deeper and guess and many other things such as it helps you be in a better mood and be more optimistic and motivated so that you can actually go out and achieve the things that you want to achieve and and to get those goals checked off in your life so okay so we had a range of people saying anywhere from 27 up to like 53 yeah if you like live please tap the screen so my age I'm 42 so that's my actual age and a lot of people say that I look a lot younger so and I actually I'm healthier now than I used to be in my 20s because in my 20s I suffered from this autoimmune disease and if you know my story I had this for 10 years of my life and I was debilitated because this is something that causes bleeding internally for 10 every day every day you're in pain and every day you're so tired because you drain literally of your blood your life force so you're irritable and you can't focus your brain fog and that was 10 years of my life and then I discovered frequency technology and ever since then my life was completely changed because I healed myself in 90 days using this technology that now I've created into something called the cheek oil that's easy to use compact and it's intuitive and non contact they say that non-contact and wireless and it's powerful and it's available for everybody so as I said my my vision is to offer empowerment to people so that they can be in control of their health not just reliant on some pill or reliant on some prescription or some doctor did to to give you us prescription that you can be in control of what level of health you want to be and we want to take that to the next level not only will you be able to control your health but also be able to control your your mood how you feel and possibly even control your reality right just like how the Bora was able to do to be able to attract those things that you want in your life to you and maybe people ask like how can a technology or frequency or or a coil help you attract abundance it just sounds like sounds like a scam to me right sounds like somebody just trying to sell their things sell snake oil and sell hopes and dreams well just take a look at how successful people operate okay the answer is infrequency so successful people are they always stressed out are they do they have do they all do they have lack of energy do they have a very clouded mind do they have a negative attitude do they get sick all the time right do they look like shit all the time no right successful people who achieve their goals who manifest reality they are happy they are ease at ease all the time so that's the opposite of ease is opposite of this ease is is actual ease they're in ease life is easy they're not stressed out or even they do get stressed it's healthy stress it's not like debilitating stress they look good and they're healthy they don't get sick that much and they have lots of energy and focus and clarity so and we know scientifically that the cheat codes can do that they give you all those things that are listed so if you can get all the criteria you need to be successful then it will be impossible for you to fail right if you keep walking in that direction towards your goal eventually you're gonna get there so so when people say that well I just I just ask them well what what are you experiencing on a daily daily basis are you having stress are you achieving your goals if you're not achieving your goals and you're not successful how can you be telling me he's already achieved my goals and then who is already successful what you think works and what doesn't work because you don't even know how to do it I'm someone who's already done it I'm already I'm someone who's already led the way and figured it out and actually created a system and technology that people can use to follow and get the same results okay so when people say things like that they just not educated they just don't know because they never been able to do that themselves they're living lives of stress and negativity their their their marriages are falling apart their friends if they have any friends are not really their friends they're stressed out every day they're negative they talk negative and a lot of them very cynical and those are the people that are making all those troll comments on my channel and on my TikToks and I welcome them and I respond to them and say well what kind of life are you living what kind of example are you setting for your children and for your community so before you start pointing the finger take a look at the mirror and then say are you the person that you want to be so so I'm very excited because you know I'm in a position and now many of you are in the position where you can start transforming yourselves to a point where you can become a leader in your community if you're not already a leader if you're not already helping people and you're not already you know creating good in the world well now you can because before you can help other people a lot of times we have to help ourselves right if you're sick in bed and can't get up how can you help somebody else who's sick right you need to first of all heal yourself give yourself more energy and positivity then you can get out of the bed do something for good and then help the world okay so if this is also your dream you want to offer the best of yourself to the world you want to you know pursue your passion your dream and then you know live the dream life that you always lived wanted to live be the best person best husband life son daughter brother sister best business leader best community leader then then this cheek oil can help you these frequencies can help you to do that it can amplify that dream of yours it can amplify whoever you are so that you can project your energy to the world somebody says my tree calls wires being broken easily do you have any solutions yeah just just ask us to send you a new set of wires and we'll send it to you so yeah we had a batch of wires that weren't very good and they wore out pretty quickly so if you have some one of those we'll just send you a new set we have a new better upgraded version of the wires so just contact our support team send us a picture too of that and then we'll send you a new set okay what was I saying any questions so far I wonder what would have been like if integration was integration was finished my machine just doesn't work so we have a link a tutorial page just go to use the chi calm and then on the fourth or fifth link it says cheek oil tutorial they have step-by-step instructions how to set up your cheek oil so a lot of a lot of people when they get the coil it might be a step that they missed when they set it up and so just go through those steps one at a time there's videos there diagrams it's very very clear what you need to do and go through that and then see if there's something you missed now if you still doesn't work then go ahead and book a tech support call we go in a video call with you together with with your system and then we will figure out will help you get a set up if there's something that needs to be replaced and we will replace it for you okay so just make sure you go here and then go through the tutorials maybe just watch that one more time you know slowly and make sure you didn't miss a step and maybe you can get your you know somebody else in the family that could watch it maybe they could set it up maybe something you missed that they didn't they wouldn't miss and you do that and they still having issues look at tech support call we have one someone that works full-time just doing these tech support calls and they will they'll go through and take you by the hand and help you get that set up and once again if there's something actually like maybe your wires loose or something that will will replace that for you free of charge okay and somebody says that the support has been excellent Christie says the support is great as well if you need help after the steps yeah so you know my goal when I designed this and as I'm working through this is to make this as easy and as simple for you to use and for you to start using as possible so I'm doing my best to create a system and get all the tutorials and then make it very clear and simple for people set up so that even elders you know the elderly that not good with technology can set this up themselves and then so that's my goal so that everybody can easily use this you know there's before I came along okay you know Rife machines basically all the Rife machines out there are about 30 to 50 years old in their design so needless to say they're literally like almost impossible to set up by a senior who is not good with technology so and even for someone who is good with technology it'll take them about a couple weeks to learn how to operate these things so so I saw that as a problem in the industry because I knew that Rife technology was very important so we actually have Rife technology implemented into our coils so a lot of people don't even know that Archie coils are actually Rife machines too because we use all of the Rife frequencies on on our software and on our website and on our apps and they actually work better than all the other old kind of like archaic machines out there which are very difficult to operate so there's actually this you know people who have those archaic machines they took a look at me and they say that my machine is a fake Rife machine and what I say to that is that well it's kind of like you saying that if you want to drive a car you want to drive Henry Ford's Model T you want the original car like the black cab car you know the first car that was ever made you want that car when you want to drive which doesn't make any sense because now when we go by car you go by a car and it's like maybe it's electric it's hybrid you know and it has few efficient it's good air conditioning right take not basically what I'm saying is technology has advanced since Henry Ford when he first made the first car so when you're telling me that this is a fake Rife machine you're kind of saying that the technology is is you might rather stay with the technology that's archaic and that's kind of like obsolete so as long as people understand that this technology is the new way of doing Rife therapy and is the better way of doing Rife therapy then they're figure out wait wait a minute this is actually better this actually works a lot simpler and is a lot more powerful a lot safer to use too because a lot of these older style machines they operate with these glass tubes there's neon gas inside they could break they could shatter a lot of them are very heavy you wouldn't be able to bring it with you there's they're like this giant metal box a lot of them require you to hold them or stick them to your skin and make physical contact with them in order to work whereas our G coils they're tiny they're compact but still very powerful they're non-contact so that means that you can just put it somewhere in front of you on table or you can wear them you don't need to be touching them all the time you don't need skin-to-skin contact because it creates a magnetic field goes through your body and your cells and it just operates from from programs from the nap you don't need to like dial in these frequencies one at a time that which is why required by these other things and yet you don't have to connect like 10 different wires together I mean there are wires there's one wire is one wire see that's it that's all you need if you connect it to power you can say two hot two wires but if you don't use the power you don't connect it to the power there's one wire it doesn't you know doesn't get much simpler than that I'm working on something maybe in the next year or two that has no wires but that's gonna take some time to come out but this is actually pretty good do you have an older model and give a discount if I buy the newer model we do have all older models we actually doing a sale on some of the older models this week so watch out make sure you subscribe to our next newsletter we have the legacy coils actually I'm gonna be going on sale this week so watch out for that legacy coil just means it's our older model they're still very powerful we have the legacy twin which is this one is the exact same thing we use of a new one except we just have the different power kit for that so instead of a Bluetooth it's going to be connected with wires so you can save 20% on that and we have the Chico twos which legacy version which are very powerful so if you want something you don't mind getting the older model which is still great and saving some money just look out for that sale what is the frequency to fight against anxiety well we have that freak we were actually playing that frequency if you didn't know we were playing that remove negative energy that's good for anxiety it's good for a stress and we move in negative energy so you want something for anxiety this is this is kind of good for anxiety this is a very calming and balancing frequency let me know how you think about this one so it's very interesting because we have so many frequencies and sometimes the frequencies do does different things to different people right like some people might think okay this feels very soothing this feels very calming and balancing and I feel relaxed and have less anxiety but then some other people might listen to this and say oh actually this energizes me that makes me feel more energy and I feel like I want to get up and exercise or some people might say oh this makes me feel sleepy this makes me feel tired and maybe want to fall asleep and kind of slows down my my thoughts and slows down my brainwaves so it's very interesting just people respond differently to these frequencies but in general they all help and they all have a positive impact some way and so when you start using some of these frequencies by the way you can get seven free frequencies on this website if you sign up on a website there's a link one of the links I think it's this second or third link go there and sign up if you haven't signed up then you can start experiencing some of these frequencies for yourself you don't even need the equipment you can just listen to them for 30 minutes a day or an hour a day and you can be playing this while you're driving or playing this while you're watching TV if you want or sleeping before you sleep or while you're watching dishes or cooking you can listen to this or just taking a nap or meditating meditating is great with these frequencies and you can start experiencing you know a certain level of this energy without the equipment right if you're thinking before you invest in this G coil you want to make sure that works well just use the frequencies first and just listen to them first and what you can find is that it's going to benefit you it's going to help you it's going to give you more energy and then then you say yeah now it makes sense and they want definitely I'm going to get a cheat call because once you use a cheat call then it takes it up about 10 times so it takes that energy up 10 times you miss the Dr. Rife frequency topic so I was just saying how we have all of Dr. Royal Dr. Royals frequencies in our website and you can use these frequencies for $10 a month okay so you subscribe $10 a month then you can use all of Dr. Royals frequencies and then these frequencies can be used on with our cheat coils all right and you'll receive that rife therapy through the cheat coils that's how it works so how do you like this frequency somebody said they wanted something for anxiety is this helping so usually in my lives I only play maybe 10 different frequencies you know we kind of cycle through them because everybody I mean when it something works why change it change it right so but but we actually have thousands of frequencies on here and we probably have spent a it's probably spend years just going through every one of them here's something that let's see here's something that somebody mentioned they really like I'll play it for you let me know what you think about it this one is better with headphones because there's this really low rumble and you probably can't hear it on the live right now because the microphone might not be good enough but I'll play it now on the tablet it's this one it's called the abundance frequency so I was talking to the Bora and this is one of her favorite frequencies so I'll just play it right now and see what you guys think about it and this one specifically is created using the angles of the great pyramid surprisingly right so what we did was we took the geometry of the great pyramid and then we created frequencies from that so it's as if you're getting a holographic projection of the pyramid and you know some some people are starting to say are they actually been saying for for ages now but now some scientists are starting to say that geometry and shapes they actually create energy flows just by geometry itself nothing has to move it's just because just the sake of geometry creates energy and I don't know if you guys believe in UFOs or believe in like extraterrestrials and and technology from other you know space civilizations but some of these people are saying that these spaceships what powers them are just certain materials in certain shapes right they have a cone or something or or yeah flower of life or certain sacred geometry or certain but a lot of them are in the shape of pyramids right a lot of this technology in the shape of pyramids and we obviously we see the pyramid and we know how you know mystical it is and and so so basically what I'm saying is these frequencies use that pyramid geometry and what you're hearing is what it is so some people says it hurts their ears some people says it feels really good so uh so if you like it great some people love this some people says it hurts their ears it makes me annoyed so each to their own so that's I just want to play that and uh let you experience that a little so usually I play the ones that most people like and that things that don't annoy some people like this is the regenerate frequency it feels like a cat purring so it's really balancing and calming and centering and I really recommend you to download these or I mean just go and sign up for this website use some headphones or use some high quality speakers and experience these on a deeper level than on these lives because these live like I said I'm just using the camera's mic which isn't that great or this mic here which doesn't just pick up the sound as as great as it should and then make sure you guys go get my book right now it's on sale for only a dollar okay it's 29 dollar usually it's a e-book and audiobook so usually it's 29 bucks for the for this bundle but I'm giving away for only a dollar okay so make sure if you're watching this right now go go to use the chi I think the second link it's the second link on usethechee.com you can get my book for a buck and it has it has 200 pages and it talks about my healing journey how is I able to heal myself and also the science of chi like all the scientific experiments and research done on chi energy around the world for the last hundred years so this is a real eye opener you'll be amazed how much science there is behind chi energy that very few people actually know about and it'll open your eyes to realize that this world of chi is real and you can actually tap into it and you can actually harness it and then use it for yourself to improve yourself would it work without the chi ko to play higher quantum frequency using chi ko 2 yes to an extent so all the quantum frequencies and higher quantum frequencies they can be used by just listening to them you can use just listening to them and you're going to get a you know a pretty good effect it's going to affect you now if you plug in the chi coils it's going to take that up a few notches so if you don't have the chi ko long ko on you at that time and you just want to use it audibly you can do that too and a neat trick for advanced user is to use two at once so we you would listen to it and use the coils at the same time and this can be achieved with the splitter cable that comes with some systems if you don't have it you can you can order it from our website it's called a combiner cable it looks like this so it's a y cable so you can split up the signal to go to two things so one would go to the speaker or headphone and one would go to the coil but to answer the question yes you can just use this is a resident console so you can just use a resident console and you can just listen to their frequencies they do help and they are still very powerful if that's what you want to do so i'll read you the excerpt i mean the beginning it says imagine a healing future future imagine detecting a newness before it becomes problematic imagine a world where you're no longer prescribed pharmaceuticals but instead prescribe certain targeted frequencies with zero side effects imagine surgery being a thing of the past replaced by non-invasive energy wavelengths that can reanimize internal problems without the use of a scalpel imagine broken bones and internal wounds being healed instantly imagine chronic pain and thousands of other ailments being eliminated at the source at the cellular and molecular level imagine artificial intelligence being able to do it all of this automatically for you to keep you healthy every minute of the day tracking your health status and sending you the precise frequencies you need in order to maintain peak performance imagine being recharged and receiving micro doses of frequencies through a device that you can wear or a bed that you can sleep on each night imagine only needing a physician in the absolute worst case emergencies now imagine all of those possibilities being affordable sustainable and accessible to all sounds too good to be true doesn't it what have i told you that's exactly where science is taking us what have i told you that horizon is closer than you think okay so and then it tells you you know it tells a story about that yes cool if it work it's no longer a question of if because we already have this technology but probably not to the level that i talk about in my book in the beginning you know that's probably further away in the future but we do have a you know a lot of that already with our qco systems we do have non-invasive wireless energy that can you know recharge yourselves we do have frequencies that you can basically select so we checked a lot of the things off so we're pretty close to what i talked about in the book anyway read the book it's only a dollar it comes with the audio book so you don't like reading you can just play it and listen to it and it comes with 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To no surprise, venison as well as other wild game is regarded as the highest quality food you can generally consume. Initially on Franky's Serange Meet, we wanted to focus more on wild game before realizing how expensive and unrealistic that was. Nevertheless, I have an abundance of viewers who have always been curious about it as well as plenty of avid hunters chowing down on venison for many months out of the year. Recently, venison came back in season at one of the farms we source our meat from and after trying it, I realized that it would fit into my current diet perfectly. I have been focusing more on very lean meat with carbohydrates as my predominant energy source. Trying to find leaner cuts of beef can be very difficult, but nearly all venison is as lean as it gets. You could get the leanest cut of beef and it will never be as lean as venison. So it's made my meals more convenient, especially over the past two weeks. First, let's briefly cover what our goal is by consuming muscle meat in general. I did a video titled Why Meat Is Healthy where I cover this in great detail. But basically, we're getting large amounts of B vitamins, amino acids, protein to build muscle and maintain a good body composition, and those animal favored minerals. What I mean by animal favored minerals is zinc and iron predominantly or as copper, manganese, other minerals are not typically found in land ruminant meat. They're contained in plants or seafood. From an overall health perspective, this is by far the most important thing to do in your diet. It's very evident by anyone that goes carnivore for a period of time, just over several months. They feel better, their body composition improves drastically. Both their minds and bodies are healing just by eating more muscle meat. And the other aspects of nutrient balance, such as mineral ratios and omega fatty acid intake are certainly necessary. But this is a great first step.  And then they explore more and more and more to the point they're comfortable doing so. So let's take a look at this venison while we talk about nutrition. Here are the two cuts of venison we're currently offering on Frankie's stringed meat. We have the rack of venison as well as something that is much more affordable, which is the life-stake, and we're actually giving this away for free with orders over $100. So how does this venison compare to beef? If you do want specific numeric values, you should sign up for the email list on frank-tofano.com and I will send you guys a detailed comparison of that later. But overall, venison has a much more balanced B vitamin profile. It's higher in B2, it's higher in B6, which is very important for antioxidant cycles. And it's certainly safe to say that this B vitamin profile occurring in natural wild game is better for the body than a more modern grass-fed cow. For the minerals, the only significant difference we see is that venison has a much more balanced zinc to copper ratio. Arguably, if you did a carnivore diet with only venison, you might not actually get iron overload because the amount of zinc is almost half and the amount of copper is doubled. All of these minerals relate greatly to what the animal was consuming and grazing on. So if the forage in the cow's diet is diverse enough, it may actually be similar to venison. What's more significant is what's not in the meat. On nutrient databases, I've seen more fluoride in beef, which can only mean that the water table is polluted to some degree and the cattle are drinking some polluted water. So we can imagine that a cow, regardless of whether they're grass-fed or not, is much more likely to contain some type of pollutants in their flesh from our modern activities. And this is far less of a concern than pollutants and fish, which we covered some months ago. So much so that I still believe grass-fed beef is the healthiest meat to consume on a consistent basis. It's why I still eat a pound and a half, two pounds of it every day, despite not being carnivore. But it is definitely safe to say that venison will not contain as many negatives, whether it is those pollutants, antibiotic metabolites, anything plaguing modern soil. And there's certainly a reason that royal families and elites hunt for wild game. And they pay top dollar for these quality foods in many Michelin star restaurants throughout the world. And if you haven't seen videos about those Michelin star restaurants, they highlight wild game and wilds' plant foods as cores of their menu. And these people shell out $500, $1,000 a night for dinner because they can afford it and they know what is the best to put in their bodies, what's naturally occurring in nature. However, a high-level chef brings it to a different type of meal than someone hunting in a forest and cooking it over a fire. Now realistically, am I ever going to make this switch over to venison? Probably not. But in the meantime, it makes sense to me because it's very low in fat. So as long as I have access to it, I will be using it. I did a beef and barley stew recipe two weeks ago and I've actually made that several times with the venison rump steaks we have now. It turned out very tasty and easy to digest. My recommendation to most people is to just try some. See if you even like it. See if you can prepare it in a way that's enjoyable. And then reach out to hunters in your local community. See if they can maybe hunt your tag for you. And the tag is something you get from your state or local jurisdiction that allows you to hunt an animal. If you have a friend or family member that does have venison that you shied away from in the past, you know, maybe this is a chance to incorporate it into your diet. Generally, the time investment and money needed to get started hunting is far more costly than purchasing the meat yourself. So it's not really something that I was looking to pursue, especially in New York. If you do want to try the venison, we do have this available on Frankie's Your Age Meat. If you place an order for $100, you get to try the leg steak for free. So definitely check that out. Give us some feedback and hopefully sometime in the relatively near future in the next two or three years, we're able to purchase some land and raise these animals ourselves because no one is really doing it in the United States on a large enough scale to make it reasonably affordable for people to get this high quality meat. So thank you guys for joining me today.   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Hello and welcome to the second edition of my video log, Fanning the Flames of Wonder. In the first edition I explained why I chose that name and the significance of the first word in Akara's name, Australian. In this second edition I'd like to focus on aspects of our responsibilities in relation to the second word in our name, curriculum. As many of you would be aware, the Australian curriculum is three-dimensional. We have the eight key learning areas, seven general capabilities and three cross-curriculum priorities. One of those cross-curriculum priorities is called Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures. Why is this a cross-curriculum priority and what does it mean in practical terms for teachers and students? Let me answer that by telling a story about a lesson I used to give when I was a teacher in secondary school. At the start of each year in the first history class I would ask two volunteers to come out the front of the classroom and stand at either side of the classroom looking towards me in the middle of them. I would give each student a piece of chalk and ask them to close their eyes. And then I would hold up in the middle a double-sided piece of paper, something like this, red on one side and blue on the other. And I would hold it in such a way that when I asked the students to open their eyes one student saw one side and the other student saw the other side. And then I would quickly put it away and I would ask them, OK, right down on the board what colour was the paper? Of course one student wrote red and the other blue and the rest of the class who could see what I was up to watched with amusement the puzzled looks on the two students' faces as they tried to figure out why the other student had written down what they'd written. It didn't take them long to work out that literally there were two different colours and which one you saw depended on your perspective on where you stood. The point of this lesson in the context of a history course was to demonstrate that when it does come to history telling the story of the past perspective is vitally important. Historians are investigators who try to uncover the truth about the past so that we living in the present can better understand the situation in which we live. And that means they have to work hard to understand events from a variety of perspectives the perspectives of those involved in the events at the time. Which brings me back to the question of why we have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures as a cross-curriculum priority in the Australian curriculum. It's very simple really. According to the 2008 Melbourne Declaration on the Educational Goals for Australian Schooling one of the goals for our students is to become active and informed citizens and that this is a key purpose of education. In order for this to be achieved Australian children and young people do need to develop an appreciation for the perspective and experience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Seeing things from their perspective will reveal different aspects of our national story that many people would not otherwise be able to see. However it's important to understand that this cross-curriculum priority is not a separate or additional key learning area. Teachers are invited to integrate aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander experience and perspectives into the way they teach the key learning areas. At ACARA we are supporting teachers to do this through the development of what we call elaborations to the curriculum's key learning areas. Elaborations are essentially examples of content that teachers can build into their lesson plans for a particular subject or learning area. They are not a compulsory part of the curriculum. So we have started with science. Last October ACARA released almost 100 examples of how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have understood and applied scientific concepts and ideas in their daily life. In designing boomerangs for example Aboriginal people demonstrated a sophisticated understanding of aerodynamics long before Leonardo da Vinci started drawing pictures of helicopters. So you'll find the full list of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander elaborations for the Year 7-10 Science Curriculum on the Australian Curriculum website. These elaborations will help students understand aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and cultures while they are importantly at the same time improving their understanding of key scientific facts and ideas. In other words, this cross-curriculum priority and these elaborations are not an addition to what many teachers feel is an already overcrowded curriculum. This is able to be built into the way a subject is taught. It's not meant to be additional to it. The hope is that when Australian children and young people are given the opportunity to learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and perspectives within the context of the key learning areas, they will experience a number of wow moments when they see how sophisticated and complex the way of life of our first people actually was and is. And this could spark their curiosity and get them asking more and more questions and finding more and more answers. These elaborations to the curriculum can help teachers fan the flames of wonder and I commend them to you.


Our fifth presenter is Will Penman, his title, rhetorical structures for building interdependence, whiteness, affect, and an aspirational rhetoric of anti-racism. To a lot of people, racism is something that happens between two people, where one person says or does something maliciously based on the other person's race. But the Black Lives Matter movement has reminded us that racism also operates on a structural level, independent of anyone's intentions. The criminal justice system, public education, and home buying, for instance, are systems that all slyly constrict people of color. Many white people who learn about these unjust systems feel committed to changing them. But changing and learning to take into account the systemic impact of your actions as a white person can be confusing and can lead people to feel uncertain and stuck. Maybe you can relate to some of these situations that people in my dissertation project have faced. Taking a leadership position in an organization as a white person. On one hand, you're just contributing your skills to that organization, but at a structural level, maybe you're perpetuating white control, buying a house. In a gentrifying neighborhood, you're pushing poor people out, but in a mostly white area, you're segregating yourself from people who are different. Even initiating a community project can feel fraught and problematic. One existing approach has been to build people into better activists who go to marches and so on. This does work at the structural level, but at the expense of day-to-day interactions. If we don't scaffold people into confident interpersonal interactions that also take into account this structural piece, then the 20 or so white people participating in my project who feel committed to supporting people of color will end up avoiding it out of uncertainty of doing the wrong thing. Together we hypothesized that if people had a space where they could talk through delicate questions about race, it would lead them to feel more confident and be better allies. So we designed a unique communication structure. It's a monthly group of white people where the voices of people of color from through the month are the focus. Each person in the group took on some new relational activity with people of color according to their context, like hiring black workers or volunteering at their son's mostly black elementary school. Then at the monthly meetings, we would debrief those encounters. What was confusing or uncertain or conflicting? The key move here was to use the group to push people a little past where they were so that over time, they would be able to do and handle more. We've met that way for nine months and just finished. So far, I can say that as a result or in combination with encouraging people in this group to push through these difficult situations, that participants began to welcome more encounters with people of color. I expect that this study will be a resource for other white people who want to join people of color in bringing racial justice and equality to America.


Luxe presents Hollywood. The Luxe Radio Theatre brings you Lionel Berlemore and Eater Louise and Glenn Ford in A Man to Remember. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. And greetings to the armed forces of the United States all over the world who hear the Luxe Radio Theatre through shortwave and other special facilities. Tonight, we honor a good and faithful servant. He presides at our entrance into this world and at our exit into the next. He fights our mortal enemy disease. He banishes our pain, brings us rest, and earns a fortune in unpaid bills. He's the hero who has sworn the sacred oath of hypocritees that he will lead his life and practice his art in uprightness and honor. That whatsoever house he shall enter, it shall be for the good of the sick to the utmost of his power. And that whatsoever he shall see or hear of the lives of men which is not fitting to be spoken, he will keep inviolably secret. Tonight's play is one of the finest tributes I know to the American family doctor. RKO made the motion picture and for our production of A Man to Remember this evening, we've selected a cast I'm sure you'll remember. Lionel Barrymore, Anita Louise, and Glenn Ford. Lionel Barrymore has just finished playing another doctor for a Metro-Golden Mayor, calling Dr. Gillespie.  There's a surprise or a thrill around every turn. But no matter how interesting the job may be to us, it isn't really well done unless we can thrill you with these plays which Lux Toilet Soap brings you each Monday night. Never in the history of the theater has any one theater been able to call on so much talent as we can here in Hollywood. If the producer's dream come true and the Aladdin's lamp that made it come true was a cake of soap, Lux Toilet Soap. But no single magician produced that. It took all the magic of modern science. Now, to the doctors of America we dedicate our play, a man to remember. Darring Lionel Barrymore as Dr. Abbott, Anita Louise as Jean, and Glenn Ford as Dick. If you should be traveling through the Middle West sometime, you might come upon a little town called Westport. It's just an ordinary small town with its main street, of course, and its first national bank, owned by George Sykes. Homer Ramsey's department stores there too, and a few other smaller shops. But on this spring afternoon, those that aren't closed are empty, for old Doc Abbott is dead. And the townspeople stand along the curb in respectful silence as the funeral procession passes by. Mother, can I see all my flowers now? Yes, dear, now. I never saw so many flowers. Never. He deserved it if any man. What's going on, bud? I'm a stranger in town. Somebody important died. Old Doc Abbott died.  Hmm? Oh, sure. On the second floor of the bank building is the office of lawyer Perkins. From his window, the three leading businessmen of the town also watch the procession. But they're unmoved. Cynical. Look at that crowd down there. I gave the town the only hospital it ever had, the George Sykes Memorial Hospital. Don't you think Abbott was the only man in this town with a plug nickel? I put in the first department store in Westport. I suppose that doesn't amount to anything, either. Yes, and Joe Harkness here done a few things, too. Yes, sir. It was me who got the public schools put in to say nothing of giving the town a newspaper. Yeah, and I'll bet the three of us won't scare up more than a baker's dozen at our funeral's. Seems the more shiftless you are, the more people take up with you. Like old Doc Abbott down there. Mr. Sykes, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Harkness, if you gentlemen can stifle your grief for a moment, perhaps we can get down to work. All right, counselor. While the town's marching behind the Doc's casket, let's us figure up the expense. Sit down, gentlemen. I've brought Doc Abbott's strong box with me. I'm sure you're anxious to know what's in it. You bet we are. I find that in most cases of this nature, the creditors prefer to wait until, say, a half hour after the benediction has been delivered. Now look here, Perkins. That ain't fair. The Doc would want us to have our money. Of course, George. Suppose we get down to business. You first, George. Well, to begin with, I hold Doc Abbott's personal note for $600 plus 100 interest. 700. How about you, Homer? I had the bookkeeper figure up his account today. $726.37. He ain't paid a bill at the store since 1928. And you, George? He owes me $1100. I see. Well, gentlemen, Doc Abbott's son gave me this strong box this morning. Suppose we just turn everything out right here on my desk. Gentlemen, the estate. Oh, you get everything upside down doing it that way, Clyde? I guess it doesn't matter. Well, here we have... Looks like one of those notes you were talking about, George. Westport First National Bank. $300 with accumulated interest at 7%. Signed John Abbott. Dated May 4th, 1922. Yep, that's the first one. 1922. Yes, just about 20 years ago, wasn't it? I remember it was right after Doc came back to Westport. I guess he needed money pretty badly at the time. So he went to the bank to see his old friend, George Sykes. Morning, George. Well, well, if it ain't John Abbott. That's right. How are you, George? I'm fine, fine. Sit down. Been a long while since you left here, John. We've been here 25 years. This is my boy, Dick. Well, well, quite a young man. How old? I'm eight, sir. Eight? Well, well. This is George Sykes, Dick. We used to go to high school together. That's right. Your father left right after we graduated. He was voted the boy most likely to succeed. Weren't you, John? It seems kind of funny now, doesn't it? Dick, I suppose you wait outside for me. I got a little business I want to talk over. Oh, sure, Dad. Yes, sir, John. A long time. Oh, I heard you lost your wife, John. Too bad. Yeah. She died in Chicago. I couldn't stay there after that, so I came back. You mean to hang out your shingle in Westport, eh? Yeah, as long as I can make a living. Well, we've got some doctors here already. But there's a lot of poor folks on the other side of town. You can probably find enough business to get by. Well, I figure to. I'll need a little eating money, though. That's why I came to you. I'd like to make a loan, George. Yeah? How much? Oh, about $300. That's a whale of a lot of money, John. What have you got to offer as security? 17 years' experience as a practicing physician. I've done pretty well.  That ain't doing so well, John. I meant about keeping my patients alive. That's my business, you know. All right, John, I'll make out a note for $300 and give you $250. Got to have a little bonus, you know, when there isn't any security. But I always like to help out an old friend. Do you help out many of your old friends this way, George? Oh, you'd be surprised. You know, George, they should have elected you the boy most likely to succeed. Huh? Huh? Oh, a sign right here, John. Have you ever paid that note, George? No, you can't even. That's why we're here, purpose, to get what's due us. Well, suppose we just lay this note aside for the present. The next paper here seems to be a bill. It's made out to Howard Johnson, July 17, 1922. Delivery of child, $25. What's that written on the bottom of it? A little notation, Doc made. Johnson has no money. Well, that was a trouble with Doc. Always treating poor folks who couldn't pay him. Well, I suppose it's pretty hard for a doctor to refuse, Jude. This Johnson now, he was a farmer. He sent for Doc about two o'clock one morning. His wife was having a baby. You have a fine baby girl, Mrs. Johnson? A girl? I wanted a boy. Somebody could help me work this farm when I get old. Girls are for people who can afford them. How's my wife? Well, I did everything I could, Johnson. I'm afraid she wasn't in very good condition to begin with. And, well, I did everything I could. You mean, there's only one thing I can say. I know how you feel. Because I lost my wife that way. And the baby, just about a year ago. Keep the baby warm, whatever you do. I'll be back a little later. You get out of here.  But, man, don't you want to know how to take care of the baby? I said, get out of here. I guess you ain't responsible right now. I'm sorry, man. Intelligent, Jude, but that's how he came to adopt the girl. You all want largely bills and more bills. Here's one that ought to look familiar to you, Homer. Two Doc Abbott account. One doll, 12th, 17th, 1925. Somebody wrote, please remit. Hearing about that, Doc owed you for that doll.  A little shot it was, squealing to beat the band. You can see that. Is it yours, Doc? No, it's yours, Homer. You see, Homer, you sent me a bill this morning for a doll I bought for my daughter. The bill was marked, please remit. I figured you must be kind of hard-up, so I hurried right down. But I can't take a pig in payment. Well, that's the way my patients pay me. Pigs, eggs, potatoes. I got this shot for fixing Mrs. Hawkins' liver condition. How much? How much was the bill I sent you? $12. That pig ain't worth more than five. Well, maybe not right now, but he will be.  Feed the corn to the pig, and in three months, Homer, you'll be owing me money. By the way, come to think of it, I believe you owe me money right now. Yep, here it is. Your bill for Mrs. Ramsey's appendicitis operation. Well, I want to talk to you about that. Sure, got the pig, Mr. Raymond. The, uh, what I owe you. Of course, I know you'd rather have Doc Robinson do that operation, Homer, but being as he was out of town, and it was an emergency. Sure, sure. I guess you saved Martha's life that night, John. Well, it would have been the heap easier if we'd had a hospital in Westport. There's a lot of patients lost on kitchen tables. Still got that pipe dream about a hospital? He did all right on the kitchen table. Well, let's see the bad news. Here you are, Homer. $100. That's right. How much of your time did that operation take? About four hours, I calculate. $100 for four hours. You really mean that, don't you, Homer? You bet I do. Well, what do you pay your janitor here? $0.40 an hour? Well, I guess I made a mistake in figuring the bill, Homer. That's more like it. Yeah, but the only place we differ is the value each of us put on your wife. I was a mite too high, so I'll settle right now for $0.40 an hour. $1.60 cash. Well, now, John, I didn't mean that. Perfectly willing to pay a fair price. Give me $1.60. Well, I feel ashamed to settle for that, John. Really, you know why? Give me the money. Let's make a notation on this, Bill. Settle for $1.60 cash. You've got a bargain at that, Homer. You'd have had to pay a grave digger for $6. $0.60. You've got a real bargain that time, Homer. Let's get on with this, Clyde. I ain't got all day. Sure, sure. Well, let's see. This next paper, well, it isn't a bill for a change. It's a newspaper announcement of Dick's graduation from medical school, June 17, 1936. At Curtis University today, Richard Marvel Abbott, son of Dr. John Abbott, was graduated with honor. That was the right fine speech you made, Dick. I didn't understand all the big words, but you said them well. Thanks, Dad. I've never mentioned this before, Dad. That always seemed kind of awkward, but thanks, Dad, for all these years here. Ah, no, no, no. It's been my fun, Dick. Say, I've been meaning to ask you, if you were going on into postgraduate work now, just what would you specialize in? Oh, it's easy. The thing you always wanted to do. Neuropathology. I'd like to know all about nerds. Ah, I'm glad to hear that. Because you're going to spend the next two years at the Sorbonne in Paris. The Sorbonne? No, but you can't afford that, Dad. I've managed to save a little, and I have an idea where I can borrow some more.  Yeah, you'll sail in two weeks. You know, son, to my way of thinking, neurology is the greatest field in the world. There's so much pain I could spare people if I knew how. Some diseases? Well, I can't cure them at all. What if I could only take the pain out of them? I know, but, Dad, you always wanted postgraduate work, you never got it. Now, why should I? Oh, times have changed, Dick. Doctors have to know more these days. And what I don't know? Well, maybe when you come back here, you'll teach me. So, you see, it's a sort of partnership, you and me. It's fun. Thanks, Dad. Dad just swells. Dad, Dad, wait! Well, Jean, what's all the yelling about, young lady? Dad, Howard Sykes wants to drive you back to Westport. May he? Howard Sykes? Well, I guess so. Oh, thanks, Dad. Oh, Dick, your speech was grand. Well, thanks. Dad, have you told him yet? Just now. Isn't it wonderful, Dick? I know you're going to be all kinds of a success over there. Well, Howard's waiting. Bye. Bye? Come home early! Dad, I don't know whether I like the idea, Jean, running around with that Howard Sykes. No? Why, son? You haven't got anything against Howard Sykes, have you? No, no. Of course not. Neither have I. Not a thing. Except, of course, he's George Sykes' son. I want to talk to you about some of these bills. Oh, never mind those. Look here. Letter just come from Dick. The letter can wait. Dad, something's got to be done about getting in some of this money that's owing you. Look at this bill. It's five years old. Two ebb and fissures, setting broken leg, $25. Received on account $2.50, one bushel of turnips, and four dozen eggs. Good eggs, too. And here's one to Mrs. Sarah Bright. Removing cataract from right eye, $40. Received on account, two months' laundry. Oh, dear.  All they do the best they can, honey. Most of these folks have a pretty hard time of it. What about you, trying to keep Dick in Paris and all? Oh, I'll get along all right. We'll manage somehow till Dick comes home. Then we'll have a real doctor in the family. But, Dad, that's another two years yet. In the meantime, what do we do with these bills? Well, we got to do something, huh? Well, I tell you, Jeannie, just mark them paid and full, and we'll forget all about them. Just a few minutes, Mr. DeMille and our stars, Lionel Berremor, Anita Louise and Glenn Ford, will return in act two of A Man to Remember. Well, it's a pleasure to see our Hollywood reporter, Libby Collins. Greetings, Libby. Busy as ever, I suppose. I should say so, Mr. Rueck. It keeps me busy keeping up with the stars. Lately, it takes me 24 hours a day sometimes. Well, it seems to agree with you, Libby. You look fine. I wouldn't have missed it, Mr. Rueck. Well, not long ago, I was out at the soldier's canteen where Mary Martin and Claudette Colbert serve coffee and sandwiches at night. And Mary and Claudette had been busy all day long, but you should have seen them pitch in and help make sandwiches. I'll bet two such famous stars had plenty of customers for those sandwiches, Libby. Well, rather. And everyone agreed Mary and Claudette looked just as lovely working at that canteen counter as they look on the screen. Of course they did. Those girls have real beauty. Lovely fresh complexions that pass the close-up test both on the screen and off it.  You mean you might say Mary and Claudette have lux soap complexions? I know they have. Well, here's what Claudette Colbert herself told me. Even if I'm all in at bedtime, she said, I never neglect my lux soap facial. The lux soap lathers so rich and creamy. What it feels as if you were smoothing beauty in. Well, Libby, many famous Hollywood stars depend on active lather facials with lux toilet soap or a complexion care that really works. I wish you'd tell the ladies in our audience just how Mary Martin and Claudette Colbert take a lux soap beauty facial. Certainly, Mr. Ruick. First you pat the smooth lux soap lather lightly in. Then you rinse with warm water and follow with cool. You pat to dry with a soft towel. It's wonderful how that creamy active lather removes stale cosmetics in every trace of dust and dirt. And it's delightful how soft and smooth your skin feels after this beauty care. Yes, Libby. Screen stars have found this care has a gentle way with delicate skin. Why don't you try these lux toilet soap facials for 30 days? See what they can do for your skin. Get three cakes of this luxurious white soap tomorrow. You'll get a rich return in loveliness for a very small investment. Now, our producer, Mr. DeMille. Act two of a man to remember. Darring Lionel Barrymore as Dr. Abbott. Anita Louise as Jean and Glenn Ford as Dick. In the office on Main Street, lawyer Perkins turns over the papers contained in old Doc Abbott's strong blocks. The town's three leading businessmen watch eagerly as the attorney picks up the next item. Another newspaper clipping. A landmark in the history of Westport. Looks as if the Doc kept everything they printed about that hospital you built, George. Yes, certainly does. The Doc was always happy on that hospital idea. Yes. Always wondered just how you came to build that hospital, George. Well, I felt I ought to do something for the town, Clyde, and that seemed a sort of a lasting thing. Sort of a monument, eh, George? Mm-hmm. Hey, here's a funny thing, the dance guard of Jean's. From a fair at the country club, September 1937. Seems to have been the time your boy Howard was going around with her, George. His name's here for most every dance. Uh, yes, yes. He did see quite a bit of her at one time. Didn't last, though. Yes, that's the way it is with young people. Everything's fine one moment, then.  Yes, it happened that night. They were driving home from the dance. Don't you think I'd better drive? I'm just as sober as when I'm sober. Don't be afraid. Howard, please slow down. Howard, please. All right, I'll slow down.  Well, I didn't.  Oh, Howard, please. I didn't mean I wanted to park. I think you'd better take me home. Sure I will. I'm one condition. What's that? Tell me you'll love me.  Let's go. All right.  Howard, where'd you get that gun? Give it to me. Let go. Let go.  Howard, stop it. Give me that gun. Jeannie, I didn't mean too honest. Jeannie, where did it hit you? In my arm. Oh, by my handkerchief around it. Guys, Jeannie, I might have killed you. And I'll lie as still as you can. I'll get you right home to your father. Just lie still, Jeannie. Don't move. Just lie still, Jeannie. Please, don't move. Where is he? Where is my son? He's gone home. You just missed him. He's all right. Yeah, he's all right. And Jeannie's all right, too. Luckily, just a shot in the shoulder. John, John, this is terrible. Yes, George, it is. Might have been murder. Or at the very least, manslaughter. What the boy didn't mean to hurt her. I know, George. And he feels pretty terrible about it. But that, I suppose, is a question for the jury to settle. You know, of course, I have to report any gunshot wound to the police. That's the law. But, John, oh, you can't do that. You can't do that. Listen, John, I'll do anything to make it right. Will you, George? You name it. I'll do anything you say. George, you've made a lot of money around this town.  Well, I was just thinking it's a shame that you won't leave any fitting memorial behind you. A man like you should engrave his name in the history of his town. Something big, George, you know? Something worthwhile. Like what? Like the George Sykes Memorial Hospital. You mean you want me to build a hospital? That's the idea, George. Well, I won't do it. Why, this is blackmail. Yes, sir. I guess it is. Well, it won't work. I won't build a hospital for you or anyone else. Not even for your son, George? Are you pity to see him go to jail? Now, wait. John, John, be reasonable. I'm willing to do anything within reason. That's the way to talk. Yes, sir. George, I'll bet it won't cost you more than $30,000 or $40,000. $30,000? Oh. And maybe they'll even let you make a speech. Think of that, George, standing up in front of the new building with the crowd cheering and the band playing. George, I'm proud of you. Where are you in our town? Mr. George? To the point. Wonderful speech. I guess that makes George Sykes about the biggest man in this town ever saw. And what a heart. What? I think I'll go in and take a look around the building. I'd like to see what he's done in time. Yes, sir, good afternoon. What can I do for you? Good afternoon, superintendent. I just figured I'd better drop in and sign the doctor's registry. Well, you see, doctor, Mr. Sykes wanted to be sure that only the most modern methods were practiced here. And so he made a proviso that only physicians who have had postgraduate work within the last 20 years would be admitted to the registry. Oh, I see. However, there was a provision made for you, doctor. You will be allowed to use the charity ward, provided, of course, a regular hospital position stands by. Mm-hmm. Are there any other things that would borrow a doctor out of here? Nothing but the 20-year clause. I just wondered, because my son's going to get back into town next week from Paris, I just wanted to be sure there wasn't any stipulation against all doctors named Abbott. My gosh, the old place hasn't changed a bit, has it? Same old house, son. This? Oh, it's wonderful to see you again, Dick. Hello. Oh, Jane. Hey, you've changed. Abbott? I told you, son. Well, I'll take your bag upstairs. Come on, now. We've got a lot to talk about. Come on, Dick. Hey, hey, wait a minute. Well, what's the matter? Well, you... Well, you really surprised me, Ginny.  Well, it's not too late, is it? No, I guess it isn't. Oh, what's so funny? Oh, I don't know. Well, all the time, I've been thinking of you as a sister. Yeah. And you're not at all, are you? Well, I know. I'm not. I'm itching to hear what you've been doing. Did you study under doctor Redding all the time? Mm-hmm, two years. Redding. Great man. Yeah, he knows his stuff all right. Say, you know, Dad, I can't get over Ginny. I...she's blossomed out into a regular beauty. You ought to come home often and check up on what's going on. No, to the surprise. To me, you're not married, Ginny. Oh, I suppose you think I've never had a chance. Oh, I'll bet you have. Hey, what about Howard Sykes? Oh, I see Howard once in a while. Nothing serious, though. Oh, well, Redding. You know, I always hoped I could study with a man like Redding someday. Well, why don't you, Dad? Say, why don't you go over to the Sorbonne for a year? Me? In Paris? Nah. That's no place for a plug.  I'd kind of look old town over again. Well, no, no, no, no, not at all. Go, we'll run along. I'll get a hat. Be back in a minute. Well, son, I guess I got to get a sign painter up here tomorrow. Sign painter? What for? I got to have the sign out there changed. Going to put your name first. Make it Richard Marvel Abbott M.D. And under it, John Abbott. What do you think of that? Well, Dad, there's something I want to talk to you about. Huh? Go ahead, son. Well, about three months ago, I had a letter from Dr. Robinson here in town. He wanted me to go in with him as his partner. I wrote him. I wouldn't do a thing, though, before I talked to you. Well, you want to go in with Robinson? Well, it's not much of a question of wanting to it. Well, forgive me, Dad, but I know the kind of patience you have. You know, I bet you're way in debt right now on my account. So if I go with Dr. Robinson, I'd make it some real money. Well, son, money's never bothered me much. But what I owe, what's owed me? I guess that's the wrong attitude, though. Dad, I wish you'd understand it. It's not money for its own sake. It's just that it... Well, I'll be the only neurologist in this town. That's a new line, and people will go for it. And people with money who can afford it. What about the people who can afford it? I'll make a deal with you, Dad. I'll take care of any case you send me for nothing. All right, son. Let's shake. I'm ready, Dick. We won't be long, Dad. No, just take a look around. That's all. Goodbye, Dad. Goodbye. Goodbye, son.  I want to show you a new car. So you have a new car? Sure. Well, what do you think of it, then? Oh, it's very nice. Much better than anything your father ever had. Oh, now don't be like that. Dad understands. If you're going to succeed as a doctor, you've got to put on a little front. Your father never did. Then I suppose he isn't a success. Look, Jeannie, Dad knows exactly why I moved and why I went into partnership with Dr. Robinson. You evidently don't want to understand. After all he's done for us, and what he's expecting from you, I'll never understand. Oh, now please, Jeannie. Hey, come on, have dinner with me Thursday night. We can talk this out. No. Oh, now why? I've been meaning to tell you for the past week on it. So seldom we see you anymore. I'm going to be married. Howard Sykes? Yes. OK. Congratulations. Good night. Good night. Love me, will you? We sit out with you. Oh, Dad, what is it? I thought you were asleep here on the couch. Oh, tell me what to do, please. Oh, jeez. A little hard at that. See, if you should ever find me like that again, Jean, always help me to sit up. So when you lie down, well, once in a while, it's the end. Oh, Dad. Dad. Why, Jeannie, you're crying. It's all right. I'm all right now, aren't you? Are you sure? Of course I'm sure. But I suppose your answer to that door might be patient. All right, Dad. Good evening, Dr. Aberdeen. Yes, he is. Can I see him? My name's Johnson. Just a moment, please. It's a man to see you, Dad. Is he patient? I don't know. He said his name is Johnson. Johnson? All right, send him in. Will you come in, please? Good evening, Doc. You remember me, don't you? I guess I do. Don't go, Jean. What is it? Jean, this man is your father. My, my father. I guess maybe I ought to do a little explaining there. I don't think it's necessary. I've told her already, long ago. Oh, I see. Well, I've got to run upstairs. Good night, Jeannie. Good night, Dad. And good night, Mr. Johnson. Well, what do you want? Oh, nothing, nothing at all. I just came back to, well, to apologize for the way I was, Doc. And to thank you for taking care of my daughter. If you're thinking of taking her with you... It's no go. Oh, no, no, Doc, it ain't that. Since I gave her to you that night, I... I've been living in the eastern part of the state, and I've done pretty well, too. Well, I want to pay you for the trouble and expense you've got. Yes, ain't what I'd like to give you, but it is something, $3,000. Please, how? Are you sure you can spare that? Oh, yes, I got plenty for myself. And I'm working steady. I've got to get along. I don't suppose I'll ever be able to tell you just how much this money means to me, Johnson. I... I'm going to take it. Because I need it.  Has he gone? Yeah, yeah, Jean, listen. Remember, we had an extra registration bank for the Sorbonne when Dick filled his out? Well, yes, but... Get it for me with you. Jean, I'm going to fill out my application for a course under Dr. Redding. Oh, Dad. You want to hear from him in a couple of weeks? And then I'm going to Paris, Jeannie, and show him that an old fella can learn as well as a young one. Dad, that's mom. Come on, come on. You say the hot, steady boy's been sick, too? Yes, Doctor. And the music are all children? That's right. Same symptoms. Well, I'll tell you what I want you to do, Mrs. Smith. Keep Sally in the house and don't, under any circumstances, let other children come in. Yes. You mean it's something serious? Well, no, I can't say yet. I want to see the hot, steady boy and the music are all kids. I'd like to say a few words. It's not much of your time today, gentlemen, but I felt the board of supervisors ought to be told of the condition threatening our town. What's on your mind, Jean? Well, you're having a county fair in two weeks, and I've come here to ask you to cancel... What for? Well, unless my diagnoses are all... of infantile paralysis. And what gives you that idea, Doc? I have four patients who reveal all the preliminary symptoms. Only four? That's no epidemic. Just quarantine them. Four cases of infantile paralysis, gentlemen, are enough to start an epidemic. Just a moment, John. The merchants of this town have put up about $12,000 for the county fair. Are you suggesting that we throw away that money just because four of your patients might have infantile paralysis? That's right, George. I'm doing. Quarantine your patients, and that finishes it. All right. And then I'll have to go to the newspaper. Jode, I want you to print this story. Print it. Now listen here, John. We can't scare our readers with every wild rumor that comes down the road. But this isn't a wild rumor, Jode. You can't prove it in tonight's edition. You mean advertise this paralysis? You got a boy, haven't you, Jode?  Jenkins, are your kids just the right age, too? The right age for what? It's just one tile paralysis. Only don't worry, gentlemen. I'm going to see they don't get it. Goodbye, gentlemen. I hope you sleep well. For station identification, this is the Columbia Broadcasting System. After a brief intermission, Mr. DeMille and our stars, Lionel Berremor, Anita Louise and Glenn Ford, will return in Act 3 of A Man to Remember. Now, here's a question I'm sure everyone's been asked, and most people find hard to answer. It's this. What's your favorite flower? One says... Well, it seems to me, lilacs are the loveliest flowers in the world. So delicate, so fragrant. And another. Yes, lilacs are lovely. But what about lilies of the valley? Ever sniff anything more delicious than a bouquet of those? Well, if there were just one flower I had to choose, I think it would be the rose. So lovely to look at with such a delightful perfume. That's the way it goes. But you'll notice the choice is usually a flower with fragrance. Everyone loves the delicate perfume of flowers, even though it's pretty hard to agree on a favorite. And that's why the makers of luxe toilet soap decided to combine many delicate fragrances in the costly luxe soap perfume. 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Curtain rises on the third act of a man to remember, starring Lionel Barrymore, Anita Louise, and Glen Ford. Little by little, the life of Dr. Abbott unfolds itself. As lawyer Perkins turns over the contents of the strong box, the men are silent now, each busy with his own thoughts. The lawyer speaks quietly. Well, here's the last of the bills, gentlemen, for the printing of circulars. He did get those paralysis notices printed up, Joe, even if you wouldn't do it. And there's another item here, showing that he gave each kid who helped him ten cents to post the notices around town. Remember that morning, gentlemen, quite some excitement. Oh, it's a notice. Doc Abbott wrote it. Warning! Infantiles keep your children indoors and away from other children. Do not attend the county fair. I am undertaking a house-to-house canvas to administer a preventative spray to all children whose parents will permit it. If I do not get to your house, come to me in the evening. John Abbott, MD. All right, folks. Now, if you just line up one by one, I'll take care of you in the living room.  Well, Dad. Oh, hello, son. What brings you around? Dad, I came to talk to you. Well, I'm pretty busy right now, Dick, but all right, maybe you can talk fast. Can we be alone? I'll go, Dad. No, no, Jeannie, no. Jeannie's been my right hand and most of my heart for a long while, Dick. What's on your mind? Well, it's all about this paralysis care. If you're wrong, Dad, it'll reflect on every doctor in this town. People will lose confidence. Yes. Well, maybe we doctors should value our reputations more than we do, or take me. I run a 50-50 chance of being wrong. If I am wrong, people lose confidence. But if I'm right, by then I've saved life. Young bodies, muscles, bones, grief and pain. Well, I think it's worth a gamble, Dick. Well, there's another thing, Dad. This business of spraying children whether they're your patients or not, well, that's considered unethical. The County Medical Association is pretty well stirred up about it. You see, that's really why I came to warn you. Oh, the County Medical Association stirs up. Well, now isn't that too bad? Well, you tell them they should have been stirred up a week ago. They're too late. Now get out, son. I'm tired and I got work to do. All right, Dad. Dad, he felt he had to do it. He was only trying to help you. I know. Oh, Gene, I never felt it before, but... Ah, I'm an old man. Your attention, please. You've heard the charges of the Medical Association, Dr. Abbott. The county fair and the reputation of all of us have been put in jeopardy by what we must consider an unwarranted action on your part. Have you any defense to offer? No defense, Dr. Robinson. Then I have no cause but to put your suspension to a vote. Suspension? All right. Go ahead. When you want to tell me the good news, you'll find me at home. Well, all in favor of suspension, vote aye. Aye! All opposed? No. No. Motion carried. I'm sorry, Dick. Just a minute. Because my father made a mistake, you voted him out. But let me tell you, the greatest men in medicine were those who made the greatest mistakes. That's how they learned and passed on their knowledge to us. What my father's done required more courage than there is in this whole room. With courage like his, we're doctors. Without it, we're mechanics. Mr. Chairman, I have no choice but to tender my resignation. Dick, you can do that. I'm sorry to be late, gentlemen. Oh, come in, Dr. Palmer. We've waited for you as long as we could. Well, I'm sorry I couldn't get away. I have six cases of infantile paralysis and welling. What, paralysis? Are you sure, Dr. Palmer? Of course I'm sure. We're in for an epidemic, gentlemen. There are eight cases reported in Palmdale, 14 in Riverdale, four in Delta, and it's spreading like wildfire. I assume we shall disregard all action in this meeting. Do I hear a motion that we insist on cancellation of the county fair? I make such a motion. All in favor, aye. Aye! There you are, Dad. There's the report from the whole county. They've licked the epidemic. Oh, isn't it wonderful? And it's all due to you. No, no, no, no, not me. The doctors worked pretty hard, Jean. Oh, yes. But it's you who showed them the way. I'll go, Dad. There's a livery letter for Dr. Abbott. I hear. Oh, there. A special delivery from Paris. Huh, Paris? From the Sorbonne. Read it to me, will you, Jeannie? My eyes are kind of tired. Don't be so nervous, Dad. Now, dear Dr. Abbott, your application for admission to Dr. Redding's courses in urology have been duly received. We regret to inform you that this class requires two years' graduate work from anyone entering. We are therefore... That's enough, Jeannie. That's enough. Oh, Dad. Oh, it's not fair. Well, now maybe it's just too well. I got a better place for that money anyway. May I come in? Dick? Hello, Jean. Hello, Dad. Well, darn it. Good to see you. Dad, there are a lot of people outside. People? Well, send them in. Well, I think maybe you'd better see them on the front porch. It's pretty much of a crowd. Crowd? See me? Who are they? Well, the minister's leading them. Come on out here, Dad. Dick, what's all this? Looks like everybody in town. Well, I guess it is, just about. Good evening, Doctor. Oh, good evening, Reverend. Dr. Abbott, you've been among us for a long time, but you've worked hard. You've never made much money, I guess, because the people you worked for didn't have much. But you didn't care. You just kept right on working. We wanted you to know we're... we're grateful. I have here a letter. A letter of thanks. It's got 6,000 signatures, Doctor. Every man, woman, and child in town. It's just to let you know that we... that we love you. Why, I... I believe Dr. Robinson has a few words to say. Dr. Abbott, I've come to extend my personal and professional apologies. You've taught us all something, not only about medicine, but about humanity. The Westport Medical Association has delegated me to inform you that if you will accept it, you have in advance been elected president by acclamation. Hello! Dr. Robinson? And friends? Well, thank you very much. I'm proud of you. Thanks, son. Then something of a nice end. Come on, Dad. I'm going to put you on the couch and you're going to rest. Yeah. Well, I guess I am pretty tired. I'll take it. Hello? Oh, yes. Yes, Mrs. Harmon. Dr. Abbott will be right over. It was Mrs. Harmon, Dad. She thinks Joe's broken his arm. I'll take the case. She expects me. I told her, Dr. Abbott would be right over. Oh. Well, thanks, son. Dad, would you mind if I get that sign painter up here tomorrow? Son, I... I'd like that fine. I hope you long. Do you mind if I go with you? You see, I... I always go with Dr. Abbott on cases of this nature. Well, I think that's a great idea. Hey, I don't suppose I could hope that you'll always go with Dr. Abbott. Dick, if you want me. Well, what about Howard Sykes?  I wouldn't marry anyone but a doctor. But I had to make sure he was a real doctor. I think maybe you got one, Gene. I think maybe, yeah. I'll do my best. Come on. Goodbye, Dad. Goodbye, kid. Be right over. We regret to inform you every man, woman, and child in this house. This is the last paper in the strongbox. This envelope. I think we can open it now. Who have money? The whole stack of bills. There's a note, too, gentlemen. I'll read it to you. You'll like this. George Sykes, Homer Ramsey, and Joe Darkness. I knew you three vultures would be the first to crawl over the carcass. What? According to my calculations, I owe the $2,526.37. In this envelope, you will find $3,000. After you've taken out what I owe you, there should be $473.63 left. Don't try to make it any less, because knowing you good people, I took the precaution to tell them exactly how much there was. Until I see you all in eternity, I am your humble servant, John Abbott. He was a good man. Paid every cent he owed. $3.30. I suppose the service is just about over, but now I kind of wish I'd have gone. Yeah, I wish. I wish I had too many of the shadow of death. I will fear no evil for thou art with me. Thy rods and thy staff, they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of my enemies. Thou anointest my head with oil. My cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life. And I will dwell in the house of the Lord. Throughout America, there are thousands of others like him, whose estates are measured not in money, but in memories of service to their fellow men. The beloved artist who played John Abbott tonight returns to our microphone now, Lionel Barrymore. And with him are Anita Louise and Glen Ford. And one thing I'm sure of, Mr. Barrymore, is that every doctor in our audience got a thrill from your performance tonight. And you know, nowadays we have a pretty good chance to follow their example of self-sacrifice. Yes, Glen. These are times when everybody should be thinking of others.  And all our outposts where the flag flies today. But thinking isn't enough. We must go into action. You can trust CB to get action in the picture. Well, we all want to see that total eclipse of the rising sun. Well, buying war bonds will hurry it up. It'll take an awful lot of them, though. Why, it costs a million dollars a day just to feed the army. I don't know how you can be so pretty. And he's in carry figures like that in your head. Ask her how much you get back in ten years from an $18.75 bond. Oh, well, that's easy. $25 and a warm feeling in your heart. Yes, and somewhere, perhaps it will mean life itself to some American boy. We know that 10% of our income, yours and mine and everybody's, 10% put into war bonds now, every payday, will save American lives. It'll buy the fighting tools for our fighting men. 10% of everybody's income is the quota, and war bonds and stamps may be purchased from a bank, post office, savings and loan association, theaters, investment broker, retail store or newspaper carrier. Well, what's on the schedule for next week, Mr. DeMille? Oh, before you tell us that, Mr. DeMille, I just want to say that I think that the Lux Radio Theater is doing a grand war job. We need plays like those you're giving us. Speaking for myself at least, I can't get along without your product, Lux soap. It's been my regular complexion care for a long time. You see, I think Lux soap is a lucky soap. You're living proof that Lux soap is more than lucky, Anita. But about next week. Yes, well, what's the place, E.B.? A real thriller, Lionel. The Metro-Goldman-Mayor aviation hit, test pilot. And our stars will be Robert Taylor, Rita Hayworth and Robert Preston. It's a drama of men who risk their lives every day to make American planes better, the test pilot. Mix action, adventure and romance at four or five hundred miles an hour. And you have test pilot here next week with three of your favorites, Robert Taylor, Rita Hayworth and Robert Preston. There are things never stop happening in that place, E.B. Well, good night. Good night. Good night. The makers of Lux toilet soap join me in inviting you to be with us again next Monday night. When the Lux Radio Theatre presents Robert Taylor, Rita Hayworth and Robert Preston in test pilot. This is Cecil B. DeMille saying good night to you from Hollywood. It appeared to the courtesy of Columbia Pictures and will soon be seen in their production of The Eagles Fly High. Heard in tonight's play were Leo Cleary as Sykes, Harlan Briggs as Ramsey, Griff Barnett as Perkins, Charles Seal as Hockness, Francis X. Bushman as Dr. Robinson, Fred Mackay as Howard Sykes, Bruce Payne as Minister and Warren Ash, Dwayne Thompson, Dick Elliott, Edward Marr, Victor Rodman, Dick Davis, Leon Ladoo and Mary Lou Harrington. Tune in next Monday night to hear Robert Taylor, Rita Hayworth and Robert Preston in test pilot. Our music was conducted by Louis Silvers and your announcer has been Melville Rueck. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System.