The invisible rainbow, good vibrations, and remembering the symphony of life

Held at The Global Temple, Rio Rico, Arizona

Gates open at 6:30pm, event begins at 7pm.

This seminar will challenge the biochemical model of the human body and explore how waves and vibrations—both visible and invisible—affect our health and life itself.

Presented by Russell S. Witte, PhD
Professor, Radiology and Image Sciences
Professor, Optical Sciences, Biomedical Engineering, Neurosurgery and Surgery
University of Arizona
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Abstract: Have we forgotten what it means to be healthy? Despite major advancements in medical technology over the past 100 years, Americans remain among the sickest of all first world countries. More than ½ of children have at least one chronic condition ranging from asthma and autism to cancer and epilepsy.  Experts further warn us to prepare for a doubling in Alzheimer’s Disease every 15 years, while regulation agencies insist there are no cures for any disease. At the same time, almost 20% of our economy depends on sick people with $$$ billions pouring into medical research each year. This seminar will examine how we arrived at our “modern” medical system and challenge the biochemical model of the human body that persists in academia. In fact, our cells and organs are greatly influenced by waves and vibrations—both visible and invisible. When those waves are in harmony with nature, they restore balance and heal. On the other hand, when those vibrations are dissonant, disease develops and progresses. Join me on a journey that bridges physics, biology, psychology, and medicine to rediscover the symphony of life and brainstorm strategies that transcend limitations of our current reality.

This event is intended for all ages.

Suggested Donation: $10 (or give whatever you can)
All proceeds benefit the Homeless Is Not My Choice ministry
& the Personality Integration Rehabilitation Program
For more info 520-398-2542