Living Longer Column, March 4, 2010 (words)
What Would You Do With Another 100 Years?
Help Discover The Truth About Conspiracies!
by Art Kunkin
I am writing this weekly column for two main reasons. 1) Because I believe that within the next 20 years medical science will probably let us live for 200 years or more. 2) Because I believe I already have discovered a method to live that long and want to let others know about my discovery.
Therefore, I am asking everyone I know: What would you do with another 100 or more years of healthy, productive life if you had that available? What dream would you fulfill? Having now heard this possibility, would you be willing to look into this further, particularly if it didn’t cost you any money or much time to do so?
My own reason for wanting to live longer is that I have many unanswered questions I would like answered before checking out. This thought came up in part because I have been reading about some hidden conspiracies in the American space program. (more…)
Living Longer Column, February 25, 2010 (850 words)
Self-Analysis:
Discovering The Hidden Power Inside Us
by Art Kunkin
I ended last week’s column by observing that highly productive and “self-actualized people are motivated by what I call a sense of history, by a sense of knowing that other people have achieved great things and they, likewise, have the ability to accomplish great, creative, never-before-seen original works. Somehow, maybe by a sense of past lives welling up into their consciousness or, if you don’t believe in the possibility of past lives, perhaps by some genetic configuration of the DNA in their chromosomes, there is this inner sense of building on and competing with the achievements of past individuals.
“In short, perhaps what we need to do to become more creative, motivated, productive and happy creators rather than passive consumers of entertainment is to have a greater and more conscious awareness of our heroes and heroines. Decide whom you admire most! Read about them! Admire them! Feel them inside of us! Compete with them! Then set new goals! Then write the goals on three by five cards and post them on our refrigerators! Then start and complete a new ACTION!
“In other words, your role models determine your life!”
This week I am continuing those thoughts (more…)
Living Longer Column, February 18, 2010 (835 words)
Why Do We Do What We Do?
& How Can We Do What We Do Better?
by Art Kunkin
Since I am planning to live for a minimum of several hundred years because of the new knowledge about longevity now developing, I am concerned with living the most productive, happy and useful life possible. (Of course, even if I were only planning to live for ten more years, those would still be my concerns). So how do I (and you) get to do that? How do we stay motivated to function at the highest level of efficiency? How do we avoid drifting from day to day, as many people do, allowing ourselves to be senselessly entertained by television and consumer sports? How do we and why should we avoid living aimlessly like bored and retired or semi-retired people simply waiting to die? (more…)
Living Longer Column, February 11, 2010 (850 words)
How To Get Rich – A Book Review
by Art Kunkin
It might seem off-topic in this column about living longer to review the book by English multi-millionaire Felix Dennis titled “How To Get Rich.” However, I have come to realize that planning for longevity necessarily involves planning for one’s economic security in the desired additional years of life. In short, if one can live an energetic and healthy life for 200 or more years, as I believe is now becoming possible, why should one be poor? How will one survive when 150? Why not use your additional years of life to become comfortably rich and be able to afford anything you need and want? And this book definitely contains some of the best practical advice for creating a fortune that you will ever encounter. From raising the start-up capital necessary (more…)
January 21, 2010 (890 words)
Would You Attend A Two Hour Meeting Each Month If That Would Stop Your Aging & Prevent Your Death?
by Art Kunkin
In this new year of 2010 I intend to create the foundations for an organization that will help its members live a healthy, prosperous and meaningful life for a very long time, for an astonishing 200 years or more. In this column I will explain not only why there is a need and possibility for such a new organization but the steps by which I plan to accomplish this and how I hope to involve people like you. (more…)
January 7, 2010 (970 words)
Could You Become A Psychic Healer In 4 Days?
by Art Kunkin
It is an amazing but largely unreported fact that since the 1960s hundreds of thousands of Americans have attended workshops of 4 days or less that often concluded in a truly unusual psychic experience, a surprisingly accurate medical intuitive diagnosis of a total stranger many miles away. This experience was a central feature of workshops sponsored by such large organizations as Silva Mind Control (over 6 million claimed graduates internationally since 1966), est (700,000 claimed students since 1971, Wikipedia), and Mind Dynamics, the predecessor to est. Other organizations teaching such material include The Napoleon Hill Foundation, LifeSpring, LifeStream, Context Trainings, Life Dynamics, Actualizations, Insight and Leadership Dynamics.
I will be presenting and teaching the basic techniques used by all such groups for developing one’s intuition at a Tuesday evening, January 19th class. This class will (more…)
November 26, 2009 (850 words)
The Longevity Bible – A Book Review
(The Secret of Longevity Is To Keep Breathing)
by Art Kunkin
Only a hundred years ago, people were lucky to live beyond age forty. Now, life expectancy has risen to age seventy-four for men and eighty for women. Recent studies show that the average sixty-five year old American can expect to live another seventeen years. And at present modern medicine is striving to keep us alive well into our nineties and beyond. But who wants to live to be one hundred without their health, vitality and faculties intact? These goals are well within our reach, according to Dr. Gary Small, M.D., director of the UCLA Center on Aging and author of “The Longevity Bible” along with his actress wife, Gigi Vorgan. (more…)
November 5, 2009 (925 words)
The Two-Minute Superbrain Yoga Exercise
Flows Sexual Energy Into The Brain
by Art Kunkin
If you or anyone you know has an inability to concentrate or suffers from memory loss, I recommend a simple two-minute physical exercise called Superbrain Yoga. Concentration, of course, is the ability to stay focused that is absolutely essential to living a healthy, productive and long life. Although I believe I can adequately explain Superbrain Yoga in the few hundred words available in this column, the reader can actually see the exercise being taught by Medical Doctor Eric B. Robins in a four minute film available on the Internet at www.youtube.com.
Superbrain Yoga is an ancient Chinese exercise that was taught many years ago (more…)
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The 2009 International Alchemy Conference
Celebrates The Revival Of An Ancient Science
by Art Kunkin
Last weekend I was an exhibitor at the Third International Alchemy Conference held at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Along with dozens of speakers, a hundred exhibitors, film presentations, much music and more than a thousand visitors, I was celebrating the revival of an ancient science that offers many answers to the problems we experience as a society and as individuals.
I am a member of the Alchemy Guild that was one of the main sponsors of the conference.
Therefore, I had a table (more…)
Three Scientists Share 2009 Nobel Prize About Telomeres This Week
by Art Kunkin, The Last Alchemist
Scientists Elizabeth Blackburn, Carol Greider and Jack Szostak won the 2009 Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology this week (including 1.4 million dollars) for their ground-breaking research in discovering telomeres and an enzyme that influences the growth of telomeres. These telomeres are tiny “caps” on the ends of human chromosomes that become shorter as a person ages, a discovery that seems to immediately lead to a practical way of stopping aging.
However, if one goes beyond the front page headlines about this Nobel Prize (more…)