the Path of Better Shortcuts Welcomes You Into Excellence - YOUR Excellence

Approximately one hundred percent of all dishwasher repairs are for items in the dishwasher that do not belong there. Possession of this knowledge raises to nearly one full hundred percent avoidable expenses. It goes way beyond the statement that careful driving prevents all accidents. It's not even close.

You see, dishwasher repairman after dishwasher repairman reports that repairs are almost always for food that should have been cleaned off the plate before it was put into the dishwasher. The dishwasher is not designed to remove food, it's designed to clean food grease and nothing else. The plate has to be cleaned or rinsed before it goes into the dishwasher. The dishwasher is not designed to remove food, it's designed to clean food grease and nothing else.

Those humans who do not understand this should not be loading dishes into a dishwasher; the task is too complicated. It's like seeing something you have to buy a dozen times a year on rare sale for half-price and NOT buying large quantities of it. It's simple economy. When you know in advance that virtually all dishwasher repairs are from one preventable source, it's a measure of your wisdom less than you know it simultaneously to being a measure more of your application of what you know. Wisdom is not based on possession of information. If such were the case, MisterShortcut would be the wisest human who ever lived, with roughly five hundred books per year being gobbled up for two score years. Yet MisterShortcut, among the most knowledgeable dozen humans who have ever lived, does not even rank among the top ten thousand wise people in history. That's a fact, and using a fact is what determines our wisdom; over and over and over again.

Relating your life with the experience of MisterShortcut is not more nor less than a tool for you to use immediately. For example, as soon as MisterShortcut was taught this one single Power gem by the thundering presence and wisdom of the late and undeniably great Beanie , the Path of Better Shortcuts was born in a single second, the same second that you possess to make a big, fat, wonderful decision.

When Beanie heard that MisterShortcut was (rightfully) accused of possessing vast amounts of useless information, Monsignor Kellogg burst out laughing and said, "That means you also possess huge amounts of useful information. If you're that determined not to benefit yourself with it, use it for other people and see where you go from there."

What an eye opener. Every single action in this world has an equal and opposite reaction. Remembering so many thousands of seemingly petty facts and figures, which was due NOT to a better memory, only a passion for collecting information, has an equal and opposite. In one direction, that opposite is possessing definably voluminous information on many hundreds of subjects, with as much depth as a typical masters or doctoral candidate. In another direction, it means not truly and ultimately possessing - which means internalization - the best facts about making decisions in one's personal life.

Great achievers, all the great achievers that we individually choose as objects of our admiration, that sometimes feel as if they've chosen us, all of these inspiring, great achievers give evidence of leading troubled personal lives. Too often, the public never gets to know them as a direct result.

Look at Royal Rife. Here was a man who had far greater influence on events than even Einstein, yet no one knows his name. To this day, nearly a century after his first great scientific invention, for which he won many awards, no company has ever produced a microscope as powerful or useful as Rife's.

You're shaking your head, thinking that the power of electron microscopes has multiplied many times. Unfortunately, the process kills anything tiny enough to be worth looking at, bacteria and other minute life forms. Rife's microscopes, achieving tens of thousands of magnifications, were distributed in three countries on a very limited basis, and none survive in one single piece. You see, each of his microscopes were comprised of THOUSANDS of pieces, despite it being small enough to fit on a sturdy workbench. And yet, this was one of his lesser achievements, as he was repeatedly feted for a number of his incredible advances in research, medicine, and good science.

Rife's microscope is considered one of his lesser achievements because he definitively cured cancer, and many other diseases, with a higher success rate than any device ever invented thus far. Discovering that every cell has an electronic signature, every invading cell, which we call disease, also has an electronic signature. By determining the electronic signature of different diseases, he'd simply create an equal and opposite electronic signature. Hundreds of his machines were used around the country to heal thousands and thousands of patients of a wide variety of symptoms, most notably in supposedly terminal cases.

Yet how many of us can claim to even know the name Royal Raymond Rife? The drug companies and AMA tried everything to buy his process in the face of his determination to make the treatments available to everyone, so his laboratories were blown up and careers subjected to official calumny, and that's the end of that. What does remain of Rife's work spawned a sizable if not majority portion of today's bioenergetic medicine pursuits and several newer primary branches of alternative medicine. bodyscan, qxci, spectravision, ondamed, and other devices based on biofeedback therapy are one of the three most certain precursors of what the future will hold.

After and only after the viselike grip of the drug companies upon ninety-plus percent of elected officials on the national level, wherein more than five hundred congressmen and senators who are given cash by the same five companies are effectively neutralized or compensated for, you will find that advances in science and healing will move further and further away from external chemical intervention and increased reliance on computerized examination of precisely what the body is reacting well and poorly to.

Like it or not, milk is good for some people and bad for other people. With so many varieties of natural and unnatural foods that we eat, knowing what is wrong, what is off-balance, knowing what the body does not respond well to, that's the entire and complete ticket. The guesswork of humans who push or are pushed into money-centric activities is a poor replacement for either accurate technology, or intuitive medicine.

Like it or not, there are people who have a knack for this or a knack for that. It's wastefully foolish to think this does not include health care. Every now and then a doctor comes along, maybe a medical doctor, maybe a naturopathic doctor, who simply has a knack for it. As much as ninety percent of the time, you will observe again and again that such doctors do not rank in the top percent of earners. Those who rise to the top are those who effectively manage the political and social and financial aspects of their work and lives. Stop thinking that a doctor practicing at Sloan-Kettering is a top doctor. Some people remember a top guy at Sloan-Kettering rubbing white mice with black magic marker and successfully claiming that he'd transplanted skin and hair from black mice to white. As well, ee best of care that one might receive there, and it's reputed to be classy and fancy indeed, still results in more than ninety percent failure at Sloan-Kettering. Ee few who survive several years do so only with enormous nausea and a disgusting array of side effects you don't even want to know about.