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Sunday, October 19, 2014

LDS - Mormon Church - Consider Using Ibogaine To Help Utah's Drug Addiction Problem!

Updated May 19, 2022


I am writing this blog entry to suggest to the Mormon Church that they use Ibogaine to solve the drug addiction problem members of their church and community are dealing with. It's the right thing to do.  

To solve the problem of drug addition, it is wise to use nature's solution to crack, cocaine and many other health problems, Ibogaine.


As an old hippie from the 60's I am aware of the drug problem in the USA. Thanks to the work of Howard Lotsof, Norma Alexander and others, we can fix this. The heroic American civil rights activist since the 1960's, Dana Beal, has worked for decades with many other Ibogaine advocates to bring this patented solution to the public.  The video below is Dana speaking to raise awareness for an Ibogaine clinic opening in Afghanistan

 

Here's a link to THE BEGINNERS GUIDE TO IBOGAINE. Other links of note include but are no means limited to:

LET'S MARCH TO IMPLEMENT THE CLINICALLY ADMINISTERED IBOGAINE BREAKS DRUG ADDICTIONS IN LESS THAN 30 DAYS!

 

IBOGAINE CLINICS ON LINE

·         IbogaQuest

·         Meseta Ibogaine Clinic

·         Iboga Tree Healing House

·         Avante Ibogaine Treatment Center

·         Universal Ibogaine - building a network of recovery clinics

·         Anzelmo Ibogaine Center

·         New Roots Ibogaine Treatment

·         The Power Of I

·         Doctor Jeffrey Kamlet, M.D. FASAM, DABAM

 

LINKABLE- QUOTABLE IBOGAINE ARTICLES

·         What to know about Ibogaine treatment for addiction

·         How Does Ibogaine Treat Opiate Addiction?

·         Ibogaine Treatment for Addiction: Side Effects, Risks, and Alternatives

·         Forbes - U.S. Government Will Test Ibogaine Derivative As An Addiction Treatment

·         Time - Inside Ibogaine, One of the Most Promising and Perilous Psychedelics for Addiction

·         What happened to Canada’s ibogaine clinics?

·         Learn About Ibogaine Treatment in Mexico

·         Science Direct article on Ibogaine - chemical breakdown

·         Why Ibogaine must be clinically administered - Fatalities after taking ibogaine in addiction treatment could be related to sudden cardiac death caused by autonomic dysfunction

Ibogaine Books

(Amazon Affiliate Links Support This Work) 

 

 

 

Breaking Emotional Addiction: Neurohacking Borderline Personality Disorder with Ibogaine
by E. J. O.  (Author)

Sacred Awakening Integration: Integrating Profound Psychedelic Experiences

by Ian A. MacKenna (Author)

Climbing the Holy Mountain of Recovery: One Man's Escape from the Hell of Heroin Addiction with the Help of the Sacred Medicine, Ibogaine by Adrian Auler Author)

 

 

 

OPIOIDS & IBOGAINE: A DOCTOR'S TRIP By Sue Nielsen MD (Author)

Iboga The Root Of All Healing Paperback –by Daniel Brett (Author)

Psychedelic Neuroscience (ISSN Book 242)

By Tanya Calvey (Editor)

 

 

 

The Ibogaine Story: Report on the Staten Island Project by Dana Beal, Paul De Rienzo (Authors)

Iboga: The Visionary Root of African Shamanism – by Vincent Ravalec, Mallendi, Agnès Paicheler (Authors)

The Ibogaine Journey: The perfect read for opiate addicts thinking about using Ibogaine. - By MARCO MARCOPOLIS (Author)

 

 

 

Rehab Doesn't Work - Ibogaine Does: The overnight drug and alcohol abuse treatment that stops cravings and ends addiction without withdrawal - By Willers T. Darenvogt (Author)

Ibogaine: The Illegal Drug That Cures Addiction: An illegal drug that stops the usage of illegal drugs

By Trevor Clinger (Author)

Ibogaine: Proceedings from the First International Conference (ISSN Book 56)

By Kenneth R. Alper, Geoffrey A. Cordell (Authors)

 

 

 

Ibogaine Explained

By Peter Frank (Author)

The Psychotropic Mind: The World according to Ayahuasca, Iboga, and Shamanism by Jeremy Narby, Jan Kounen, Vincent Ravalec (Authors)

Psychedelic Neuroscience (ISSN Book 242) 1st Edition

by Tanya Calvey (Editor)

 

 

 

 

I've been going to Mormon Churches periodically over the last 5 years with well underlined copies of the books that make up the Mormon Bible, which of course includes the KJV of the bible too. I am not qualified to be a Mormon due to some fundamental lifestyle conditions, cannabis, computers, clothes and coffee. I especially appreciated them when I had a grand mal seizure this year.  [I had a second set of seizures strong enough to have me awaken in the hospital in 2018.] Our prayers together helped me heal. 

The Mormon Church, as does the rest of the world, has an opportunity to implement a solution to the problem of drug addiction as well as many other illnesses. How? By combining prayer and the God given solution to prescription drugs, crack, cocaine and other addictive substances, Ibogaine.  




The government would have a hard time denying the Church the ability to reach as latter day saints to help heal the sick. The under religious freedom - Articles of Faith #11 - #7 too), Church Missionaries will be able to help save people from drug companies and cartels who are making billions, make that over a trillion dollars, by keeping people addicted to toxic drugs like oxycontin or street drugs crack and cocaine. Ibogaine even helps with other health conditions.   
The Ibogaine solution is from an African plant used in rituals, Tabernathe Iboga. Ibogaine opens the mind and some say soul to interrupt addictions so that healing, constructive, positive thoughts and actions can take their place. 



There are plenty of biblical references to support this course of action to solve the problem of drug addictions. Here's a few I found in both the Book of Mormon and Doctrine and Covenants which is the foundation for this idea. 

Doctrine and Covenants 116: [Ibogaine use has been described as a spiritual experience, getting back to the root "Adam shall come to visit his people."]
1 SPRING Hill is named by the Lord Adam-ondi-Ahman, because, said he, it is the place where Adam shall come to visit his people, or the Ancient of Days shall sit, as spoken of by Daniel the prophet.

Doctrine and Covenants 42:43: [Healing with herbs is instructed "shall be nourished with all tenderness, with herbs and mild food."]
43 And whosoever among you are sick, and have not faith to be healed, but believe, shall be nourished with all tenderness, with herbs and mild food, and that not by the hand of an enemy.

2 Nephi 2:14: [God has given us many solutions to our problems, "both tings to act and things to be acted upon."] 
14 And now, my sons, I speak unto you these things for your profit and learning; for there is a God, and he hath created all things, both the heavens and the earth, and all things that in them are, both things to act and things to be acted upon.

Mosiah 3:6: [What Ibogaine and prayer does, "cast out devils, or the evil spirits"!]
6. And he shall cast out devils, or the evil spirits which dwell in the hearts of the children of men.  

Mosiah 9:9: [Iboga is a plant made by God, like all plants "all manner of seeds" means just that.  We've made nature, which is the Lord's Will illegal and wonder why we have so many problems.]  
And we began to till the ground, yea, even with all manner of seeds, with seeds of corn, and of wheat, and of barley, and with neas, and with sheum, and with seeds of all manner of fruits; and we did begin to multiply and prosper in the land.

Doctrine and Covenants 59:17-18: [Iboga is one of 'the good things which come of the earth' 'made for the benefit and the use of man' 'to gladden the heart'.]
17 Yea, and the herb, and the good things which come of the earth, whether for food or for raiment, or for houses, or for barns, or for orchards, or for gardens, or for vineyards;
18 Yea, all things which come of the earth, in the season thereof, are made for the benefit and the use of man, both to please the eye and to gladden the heart;

Doctrine and Covenants 89 10-11: ["all wholesome herbs God hath ordained" "used with prudence and thanksgiving"]
10 And again, verily I say unto you, all wholesome herbs God hath ordained for the constitution, nature, and use of man
11 Every herb in the season thereof, and every fruit in the season thereof; all these to be used with prudence and thanksgiving.
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Though I bear the Mark of Cain, I know I'm right about this application of Ibogaine to the Salt Lake City (and other places) drug problem, if the Church wants to solve the problem.  The church member with the cut out bible which housed his drug inventory for a spell did not get past my attention in the Nat. Geo. piece. 

The process entails using what the Lord gave us that we already have mountains of proof works, Ibogaine, combine it with prayer and meditation (prayertation) for, and if the person is willing, with the one who is healing.

Step one is, as always, prayer and listening for the Lord's guidance. If so guided, step two is to implement the divinely created and spiritually empowered Ibogaine tool, in a controlled environment, working with professionals and the Mormon Priesthood and other Church members, to help souls break addictions and replace them with the direct experience of overcoming.  



As the founder of and a conductor on the Computer Underground Railroad, I'll be sharing this insight with others and publish refinements and updates on this blog.  Please leave your thoughts in the comments section below.

Lord bless you and yours and ours.  

Tuesday, April 09, 2013

Letter Of Support To The Court Favoring The Immediate Release Of Roger Christie


I am J. Nayer Hardin, founder of and a conductor on the Computer Underground Railroad, a cyber division of the original Underground Railroad.  We use computers and other technology to help people be free.  The application of hemp, marijuana,  cannabis (by whatever name) to our many problems is one of the technologies we support.  The freedom to pray as our soul directs is another tool we can use to save ourselves from the environmental holocaust we have created.

I am writing this letter of support for Reverend Roger Christie who is in jail for praying with hemp and support the reverend’s immediate release.  I understand the process of releasing him and allowing him to have a trial, but in this time, when humanity must focus on saving ourselves from what we have created, it is imperative to unconditionally free Rev. Christie now!  Paraphrasing the old typing training phrase ‘now is the time for all good people to come to the aid of our world.’

My bias is I still believe in the court system’s ability to make constructive change, as was demonstrated in the civil rights movement and is in process for LGBT rights.  An uncorrupted court is committed to doing the right thing, what is in the best interest of the citizens above all else, by instituting the Will Of The People.  Countless surveys have revealed that We The People want to be free to consume hemp, a what the Willie Nelson Peace Research Institute calls "a peaceful solution" to many of our modern problems.

There is no question that Roger Christie is a holy man in jail for empowering the process of prayer.  For those who have never tried it, hemped prayer is a process of ‘relax your animal so your spirit can soar.’  I was raised Catholic, been doing A Course In Miracles since 1986, was a member of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale’s church, and am a metaphysical book reader including currently engaged in a cover to cover reading of the King James Version of the bible, having recently completed the Book(s) of Mormon (Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, Pearl of Great Price).  I do my best to hemp and pray every day.  It keeps me on my mission without whining all the time.  

The United States was founded in part on hemp, which has been used to pay taxes in the past.  Given that both Washington and Jefferson were hemp farmers, it is logical to assume that their interests were part of the founding process.  No way that they would want a man of prayer in jail for interacting with nature. Neither do I.

Rev. Roger Christie is an ordained minister.  His site’s biographical information reveals  http://www.thc-ministry.org/?page_id=362

“On June 19, 2000, Roger received a license to perform marriages in the State of Hawai`i, becoming the nation’s first licensed Cannabis Sacrament Minister (Hawai`i Department of Health License # 00-313). Roger founded The Hawai`i Cannabis (THC) Ministry in Hilo, Hawai`i to share the blessing of the Ministry with the world. Roger opens the Ministry to all sincere religious users and cultivators of Cannabis and has built a world-wide congregation of Cannabis sacrament practitioners from more than 60 countries.

Rev. Christie did nothing other than his ordained duties...which is why this injustice is operating in the first place. It is a minister’s responsibility to provide the sacramental tools to the prayer group gathered.  Yet, and we’re talking America in the 21st Century, the Information Age, while in the process of fulfilling his God given responsibility Roger Christi was arrested three years ago without as much as a trial, let alone national media coverage.


“The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says the government cannot make laws "prohibiting the free exercise" of religion. Many people use marijuana as a religious sacrament, and forcing them not to use marijuana clearly prohibits the free exercise of their religion. In order to comply with the First Amendment, our laws should allow for the religious use of marijuana.

Back in 1996 9th Circuit Court of AppealsRuled Religion May Be Defense to Marijuana Possession

"The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled on February 2 that under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993, Rastafarian defendants should be allowed to show that they use marijuana for bona fide religious reasons in their defense against charges of possession of marijuana (U.S. v. Bauer, No. 94-30073, 96 C.D.O.S. 756, 1996WL42240 (9th Cir. 1996); http://www.law.vill.edu/Fed-Ct/Circuit/9th/opinions/9430073.htm; Reynolds Holding, "Rastafarian Pot Could Be Legal," San Francisco Chronicle, February 3, 1996, p. A14; "Marijuana For Religious Reasons," Washington Post, February 5, 1996, p. A10; Associated Press, "Court: Rastafarians Can Hold Marijuana," Chicago Tribune, February 4, 1996, p. 9)."

I don’t know if that ruling was overturned, but at least the court got that one right.  We have a right to pray in the style that suits our souls best.  It is most important for all of us, especially holy souls, to do the right thing, what the Lord says do. 

There are many references to the herb in the bible, and Rick Simpson’s caner oil sure reads like the “oil of gladness” in Psalm 45:7.  Without the court's intervention in this insanity called the war on drugs, we are doomed to deal with the excess radiation coming off of the nuclear disaster in Japan.  Hemp's "oil of gladness" has sent many cancers into remission.   

In summary Reverend Roger Christie has no business being in jail for living as a minister and fulfilling his divinely ordained function, like Moses, Jesus and countless other great souls have been free to do before him.  I am sorry to realize that we have devolved from the land of the free and the home of the brave to a nation where some forms of prayer that hurt nobody are illegal and can get one thrown in jail for years without a trial.  I pray the court will erase the folly of making prayer and prayer tools illegal.

Though it is a shame that he is in jail, it would be both the right thing to do and a blessing to free Reverend Roger Christie - and all other non-violent hemp political prisoners - now.  Fukushima’s triple nuclear melt down is in process, genetically modified foods have been approved, we have at least 3 oil “spills” going on today, the toxins from the BP oil spill are still in the ocean, and the news is full of talk of war.  We need all the prayer warriors free that we can get just to have a chance at surviving as a species.  Paraphrasing George Carlin, ‘the planet will be just fine…man on the other hand’  Freeing our prayer leaders affords us the opportunity to use the power to heal found in “Where two or more are gathered in my name.”

For the above reasons plus his profound work in expanding the use of the cannabis prayer tool, I recommend that Roger Christie and all other non-violent political prisoners be released as unconditionally free from religious persecution, just like the Constitution says.

J. Nayer Hardin
Computer Underground Railroad Enterprises

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