thats where i came from. im very glad i found this place. im in the process of having my mind blown since ive been a member of that site for years. i get banned alot when i discuss sensutive topics.....not going back ever agian

HARBIN Screen Shot 2016-11-11 at 10.45.14 PM.png http://harbin.org http://archive.is/hoexP http://harbin.org/photos/ http://archive.is/UdAhC http://harbin.org/community/the-post/ https://www.facebook.com/harbinhotsprings/ http://archive.is/pO66S https://www.facebook.com/pg/harbinhotsprings/about/?ref=page_internal http://archive.is/3aQuF https://www.facebook.com/harbinhotsprings/photos/a.380319264323.158916.7369999323/10154669926544324/?type=3&theater http://archive.is/GKBlV Screen Shot 2016-11-11 at 11.30.19 PM.png http://harbin.org/community/church/ http://harbin.org/community/history/ http://harbin.org/features-and-services/introduction/ http://archive.is/V9wyV http://califias.blogspot.com/2014/12/harbin-hot-springs-and-heart.html http://archive.is/fGAse Associated with Harbin - DONALD JAMES HAMRICK - Possible CIA connection Frontiers of Science Fellowship (F.O.S.F.) was founded by Donald James Hamrick (born December 13, 1935), in 1967. The fellowship was initially located at Redwood Drive, in San Rafael. Hamrick obtained a resort property, in 1967. As the property had been vandalized, much restoration was required. The resort was converted into a commune named Harbinger (Harbinger Community), for a core group of between 120 and 140 people. Harbinger became the new home for Frontiers of Science Fellowship, from 1967 to 1969. The Harbinger facility was located on 1,085 acres, in Lake County, California, about 100 miles north of the San Francisco Bay Area. Harbinger University Introduction to Harbinger University (written by Donald James Hamrick, 1968) Chemistry Chemistry classes were taught by Dr. Alan Schein, Ph.D. Hamrick had told particular participants that if they didn't stop using drugs he would leave the facility. Schein persevered as long as he could, but he finally left Harbinger Community. High students in his classes was a serious issue for him. The loss of Schein was a real set-back for Hamrick, personally, and for the community. Class Series I: Physiology of the Higher Bodies These classes were taught by Don Hamrick. All sessions were audio recorded. Class Series II: The Skills of the New Man These classes were taught by Don Hamrick. All sessions were audio recorded. Audio Recordings and Transcriptions Introduction to the Lecture Series (originally written by a Harbingerite, 1968; revised and updated by ECOhealth, 2010) Lecture Circuit Don Hamrick, as a pilot, flew a Cessna Twin C1J from one destination to another, 23 - 24 times per month, for a sold year and a half, from 1967 to 1969. He was usually accompanied by Owen Jones, one of the three directors, for Frontiers of Science Fellowship. Owen was also a physicist and pilot. Hamrick presented one to two hour lectures, and sometimes entire conferences, extended over a few days. Lectures were received by audiences at university and college campuses, in conference hotels and sometimes in people's homes. A number of scientists were on board. More particularly, Alan Schein, a chemist and chemistry teacher, and Don Hamrick, invested much time and effort together, developing cost-effective metallurgical means to extract platinum from tailings. With his physics background, Hamrick had previously been responsible for the research and development, and the patent filing, of a number of highly sophisticated medical, musical (sound, switching), and machining apparatus and methodologies. Owned by scientific companies and laboratories, none of the patents were filed by him personally. Life Style Research In 1968, Psychology Today Magazine sent out journalist, Tim Thompson, to spend a number of days living at Harbinger Community and participating in F.O.S.F. activities. Thompson wrote an article about the "life style research" that was being conducted at the facility. The article was published in Careers Today Magazine. Clothing was optional at the facility. There was one large clothes closet for everyone living on site. Musical Events On February 19, 1969, The Grateful Dead provided a benefit that was hosted by F.O.S.F. 1,500 invitations were sent out and at least 3,000 people attended what was called the Celestial Synapse. The event was held at the Fillmore West auditorium, in San Francisco. The event was reviewed on April 5, 1969, by The Rolling Stone. The review was included in the book: Grateful Dead Family Album. Massage Therapy and Water Massage Therapy Massage Therapy was taught and was practiced with interested residents and with participants outside of the community. Harbingerites welcomed people from outside of the commune (community) to enjoy exercise and the therapeutic effects of the various springs and pools on site. Water therapy was taught to therapists and was provided to F.O.S.F. participants and to visitors, during the Harbinger era. The Watsu technique for water massage therapy was later developed and coined, at the Harbin Hot Springs community and therapeutic facility, in 1980. A number of people who learned different modalities of massage went on to become licensed practitioners after the Harbinger era. Meditation, ZaZen, Mindfulness, Hypnosis and The Power of Intent Don Hamrick had unique styles of meditation and hypnosis, incorporating the best approaches from various guides that he had studied and also what he gained through his near-death experience. He shared this in Group Actions (described below), as well as in individual and group sessions. Arthur Ford had taught him how to get out of the back of his eyes. He had studied meditation and ZaZen with Zen monks from Riotakeshe, Japan. He had also worked with a number of psychologists and mediums to understand states of consciousness: Dr. Enid Smith, Ph.D. (see ref), a psychic Josephine, in the early 1960's, Drs. Wayne Guthrie and Bella Karish, Ph.D., of the Fellowship for Universal Guidance (see ref). Dr. He also studied the works of North American Indians, shamans of various cultures, Hawaiian Huna and the prayer, meditation and chanting of Tibetan Buddhists. He also employed techniques of meditation, mindfulness, hypnosis and intent which he had gathered from reading the writings of Carlos Castaneda, Jane Roberts, Dr. John C. Lilly, M.D., Stanislav Grof, Dr. Walter Panke, M.D., Dr. Dennis Kelsey, Ph.D., and the efforts of Milton Erickson, Richard Bandler and John Grinder. Group Actions Run by a number of Harbingerites, skilled in the modalities, these workshops included groups up to 21 people. Group Actions were held at the Harbinger Community, or held on behalf of F.O.S.F., in many other cities across the western United States, including Modesto, Daly City, and Longbeach, California, Portland, Oregon and as far as Fort Collins, Boulder and Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah. Stuart Pappel, John Wester and Shaun Weikert were some of the key personalities involved in this undertaking. John Wester was one of the three directors of Harbinger Community. Hazel and Jay Herem hosted these events, in Portland. Judith Tarbet and John Mcready. External Relationships There were numerous outside relationships developed with individuals and organizations.

I would agree with this.

yes it is

corresponds with wilcock's stuff?

When you take a look around, you'll realize that this entire world is manufactured, it is all engineered. If our entire history is a lie, how can we possibly begin to trust statistics displayed upon a computer monitor?