In the first half, author Hugh Simpson and EMP expert Rich de Sabatino outlined possible scenarios that could take out the power grid and how to protect yourself against the aftermath. Simpson highlighted the potential dangers of solar storms and the need for preparation and investment in alternative energy sources (he is a big proponent of solar power). Recent coronal mass ejections (CMEs) have affected the US, and Simpson said that one in May was more powerful than the Carrington Effect of 1859. He also mentioned a cycle where the Earth undergoes a magnetic flip every 6,000 years and said it could happen between 2038 and 2040 and lead to tsunamis all over the world.
Beyond CMEs damaging the power grid, de Sabatino's bigger concern was that flares and EMPs (electromagnetic pulses) from a 'Planet X' coming in closer to Earth could wreak havoc. He recommended the use of EMP surge protectors on power grids and other critical systems. These are relatively inexpensive and can help filter out EMP pulses, he explained. In the event that the power grid goes down, "be prepared, not scared," Simpson advised. Additionally, de Sabatino touched on his company, KryptAll, which makes iPhones more secure by encrypting call records, which is particularly applicable in combating corporate espionage.
-------------
Nurse and integrative health coach Cathleen Beerkens is the founder of A Wellness Revolution, an institute for integrative nutrition. In the latter half, she shared her idea of developing your own 'creator matrix,' as well as the science behind manifesting-- how we can influence the quantum or universal field and change our materialistic world. She detailed her personal journey of realizing the power of thoughts in creating one's reality, which led her to the creator matrix concept, emphasizing individual responsibility in shaping life. Through such practices as meditation, one can become more conscious of their thoughts and choose positive ones to manifest desired outcomes, as these thoughts go out into the universal field, she said.
The universal field could be thought of as a realm of possibility, a sort of "vibrating strings and strands of energy that we influence by our thoughts, by our emotions," she noted. By being more intentional about our thoughts and getting in touch with joy and amazement, we can move out of lower frequencies sometimes associated with illness, Beerkens indicated. She discussed combining quantum mechanics and cell biology to understand the human body and its healing potential. The new science of epigenetics, she asserted, shows us how our choices and actions influence gene expression, allowing us to overcome genetic fate.
News segment guests: John M. Curtis / John Truman Wolfe