DNA!
sisters are activating it for themselves
I'm going to be on the
Satellite Sisters this Wednesday November 15, at 10:30 AM, XM Satellite Radio Take Five Channel 155. I love the Satellite Sisters - real sisters who believe that 'not every conversation will change your life, but any conversation can' - and not just because they said this nice thing about my book:"Our hilarious Satellite Sister, Beth Lapides returns! This time with her funny, surprising, inspirational, world-conscious, and deeply personal new book: Did I Wake You? ö Haikus for Modern Living! Beth tells all on her highly entertaining haiku collection ö she manages to dust poetry off and plug it in, making it exciting and relevant to the world today!"
I love that they have made me an honorary Satellite Sister because I don't have any genetic sisters of my own and I'm a big believer in honorary family members, and adopted families, extended families, family friends, work families, chosen families.
Of course it may turn out we are all more related than we thought. that we really are all "one". There is a lot of really exciting stuff going on with DNA that makes me say this! DNA discoveries are one of the most exciting of the exciting things in the world right now! It gives me hope, fills me with anticipation of the future we are creating with every thought. And makes me laugh too.
The funniest part is our so called "junk" DNA. They called it junk because it's the DNA they didn't know what it is for. Which is so the most know it all thing I've ever heard. We don't know what it is for, so it must be junk. And there is A LOT of it. I've read everything between 95% and 98.5%.
Now the experiments and theories begin. Why is it there? What evolutionary purpose does it serve? Some smarty pants posit that the "non-coding" DNA, which is interspersed with the "coding" DNA, makes elbow room for the "real" DNA to make mistakes.
There is some evidence that there's a language buried in the junk,
and this totally appeals to me in a Raiders of the Lost Ark, DaVinci Code, Egyptology way. Then again, I love shopping in thrift stores.
One thing they do know is that "the junk" is actually useful to geneticists for analyzing lineage and phylology. Could it be that that's its actual function? Or maybe it's function is to contol some ability that we aren't even really aware of yet? Something that's more important than making the building blocks. Maybe that's where love resides. So far we haven't been able to pinpoint that. Even though we know where fear lives. Maybe the "junk" is a kind of antennae? Maybe it is used for something subtle and wonderful and exciting! They really do not know.
But there are healers that are not waiting for scientists to know. There are healers who are doing something called
DNA activation. I've had it done by an energy healer named
Virginia Shirazzi, (thesecrethideaways.com 805-496-5175) She's done amazing work on some more obvious parts of me, back pain, sore throats etc. So I trust her. Plus when she's working on me, even over the phone I can totally feel my hands heat up and energy moving through me. Everything is energy. She says the DNA she activates is responsible for youth, vitality, immunity. I can't tell you for sure that it worked but here I am telling you it worked. Maybe that means it worked? I met a woman at a Sisterhood lunch where i was reading (yes! I'm available to speak and read at luncheons!) and she just emailed me to tell me that her DNA activation was amazingly energizing. Sisters are activating for themselves!
Finally, there's a guy named Gregg Braden who is very big on the Now Age circuit, whose written a book called The God Code
. He claims to prove that God's name is written in our DNA. I saw him speak once. In Vegas, just before I had a psychic dagger removed (more on this another time) and I was weeping in joy, right there on a folding chair in a crappy lecture hall in the Venetian Hotel. There are lots of people who say it is psuedo science. They are probably right. And his pants are quite ill fitting. But there I was sobbing at the oneness of us all. And there's nothing junky about that feeling.
