The Best Years of Your Life… Now!

When I decided to launch my own record label a few years ago, I did not have to get “permission” from any authority to do so. I didn’t have to pay a bribe to anyone to look the other way.

My wife, Gwen and I just went about creating a new business!

What a fantastic thing it is to be able to take an idea, nurture it and let it grow in your imagination over time. Then it begins to ignite more and more passion every time you think about it…

Until that magical moment in time when passion creates a fire that ignites the inspiration which fuels your day to day activities…

Until you accomplished what ever it was you dreamed!

Being able to understanding the process involved with making dreams a reality …and then having the freedom to actually do it! This is the abundance part of prosperity and abundace.

The freedom to throw yourself into doing what you love!

Turning your passion into a financial mechanism that teaches you about yourself and about life …while simultaneously providing you with the opportunity to create the level of financial security you determine will satisfy the demands of your lifestyle.

You see, it’s not going to be a product or a business opportunity that is going to magically create your prosperity and abundance! It seldom if ever happens that way in real life… just like your chances of winning the lottery jackpot is so small as to be virtually nonexistent.

It’s going to be something you believe in!

That always comes after you have first built the foundation which enables you to recognize, realize that opportunity when it appears in your life. When it does appear you will have the confidence, energy and the all important phenomenon of knowingness.

Yeah, knowingness! You will know you are going to succeed!

You will know what to do and be inspired and motivated to do it!

-Bob Baran

His name is John Kanzius and he may have invented a cure for cancer.

He is a retired Radio executive who also had an engineering background …His own battle with cancer and chemotherapy spurred his imagination to envision a new possibility …Then the analytical part of his mind took over…

Radio Waves …Instead of radiation!

Through the use of nano particles, (extremely small particles) of gold and carbon injected into the body which seek out and attach to the cancer cells. ..Thereby turning the cancer cells into miniature antennae …Making them capable of receiving and reacting to the vibrations of the radio waves… without affecting the nearby “healthy” cells.

So the cancer cells vibrate to death…

This easy to understand, simple, “thinking out of the out of the box” concept is the stuff entertaining late night radio is made of, but there’s a twist:

A highly respected credible cancer research hospital conducted an experiment using the Kanzius treatment. Injecting the Kanzius solution into six rabbits with liver tumors then subjecting them to the Kanzius radio wave therapy…

The tumors were completely destroyed!

“It’s beyond remarkable” said Dr Steven Curly, of the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas. The findings of the experiment are part of a study to be published in the Journal: Cancer.

Before the “Kanzius Wave Therapy” there was “Orgone”

Wilhelm Reich MD, who pioneered a similar vibration based therapy based upon what he called “orgone energy” in the 1930’s didn’t have the same “open minded” reception in his day …He was relegated to “quack” status by the “medical establishment”.

Reich may have been describing the same process without the benefit of nano particles and the understanding of radio waves we have at our disposal almost 80 years later.

Reich’s orgone energy described a “bio-electrical” energy field which encompassed all living things …His orgone energy theory was a precursor to the MRI, (magnetic resonance imaging) technology in common use today …Which “reads” the bio-electrical resonance of living tissue.

Let’s hope the “medical-chemical” establishment doesn’t find a way to put this valuable life saving research of the Kanzius Wave Therapy on hold for another 80 years! …After all, it could lead to the realization that we can consciously adjust the vibration of the cells within our body (we do it all the time) …But there’s no money in that!

-Bob Baran

When I was creating “The Intentional Prosperity™ System” I really had to think about how I was going to define prosperity. I mean, It is a loaded word! It means something very different to each and every one of us.

For some people, prosperity refers to having money and living the good life. For others it can actually bring up a great deal of resentment and bad feelings. This is because of personal issues and the kind of day to day struggle which is the antithesis of what most of us would probably equate with prosperity.

The definition I came up is simple and to the point:

Prosperity is never having to deny yourself anything that is good for you and good for those you love and care about.

You see, the term “good” is something each one of us defines differently. Obviously what is good for one person may not be good for another person. Thankfully the framers of the US constitution understood the power of this revolutionary concept and guaranteed it’s citizens “the right to pursue happiness”…

This created a national culture which indulged and empowered individuals to follow their dreams and if they so choose, to personally define what their prosperity and abundance would look like and feel like.

For over two hundred years the pursuit of happiness has empowered individuals to find and follow their passion…And in many instances we citizens of the world have all benefited from this unique trial and error system which enables an individual to succeed… as well as fail.

When you think about it, having the freedom to fail, then pick yourself up and then try again may be the ultimate definition of a prosperity.

I have always equated the freedom to try different things as the true measure of my own prosperity experience.

Having the freedom and power to change the direction of my life because I was following my passion always provided me with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

-Bob Baran