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I finally found a book on the human body I can understand! Last night I wanted to read Katherine the story of Baby Jesus again to squeeze the most religion out of these days around Christmas since I fall short on the other 360 days of the year.
But she pulled out “The Voyage of the Micronauts: A Book About the Human Body.” I don’t know where the book came from, but it’s about four microscopic freaky-looking aliens from the planet Xeno who land on an eight-year-old soccer player named Freddy. They tour the outside and inside of Freddy’s body. With each voyage to a new organ I couldn’t help but be fascinated by our human body and all its functions: how a knee scrape heals itself, how we sweat to cool down, how food gets digested, and how messages are sent to the brain. Nine pages into it Katherine fell asleep, but I kept reading and learning.
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posted August 28, 2007 at 10:50 pm
This blog beliefnet comes out with some amazing information which can be understood by the intelligent and otherwise.
I wish to suggest that unless and until human beings become aware and believe in the fact that their human body is only a thoughoutless vehicle which is controlled by a thought-driven human reality which is known as the spirit or the soul, any amount of information gathered will end up as an academic exercise devoid of any wilful deeding.
If requested I (www.drsreeni.blogspot.com) can prepare some articles which will focus on the true human reality. This information if assimilated by readers keen to independently investigate their true self and the purpose for which they are created to live as a human being, perhaps this knowledge will assuredly make this world a better world.
Our children and future generations deserve a bettr gift.
Warm regards
sreeni
posted August 29, 2007 at 1:04 am
im still trying to get my password to log on to this program