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So the entities don't control people but essentially they control (!) or influence people as a result of bad choices.

Logic would suggest that any bad choices an individual makes are the result of a thought process, otherwise they wouldn't be choices. Serge also teaches that we are incapable of individual thought, that all thoughts and ideas are impulsed to us either from 'fiery' (Sanat Kumara?) or pranic (Lords of Form) sources. If the individual's very thoughts were not made freely and were impulsed by the Lords of Form, and those thoughts led to the bad choices that then led to the entities entering and possessing the individual, ultimately influencing them to commit a violent act, in theory it sounds like Serge is actually saying the astral entities/LoF DO very much control people.

It's confusing, that's why his students keep going back to make sense of it all.

Give them the problem and be the only source that has the solution.

Nothing new.

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Eric Dobbs
Hi everyone, has anyone noticed that ESOTERIC BREAST MASSAGE has been removed from the benhayon sites.I get the distinct feeling that these loons are feeling some heat and it's not from their "fiery sutras" either.Is it still possible to purchase a jar of serge's fine ointment guaranteed to restore those breasts to their former glory I ask. ? Come on serge how about something for the men- you know what I mean or will the breast tincture do the job. I await your wisdom-ness ,Eric Dobbs

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treefern
Serge if you think so highly of women, to the point that you tell/suggest to men that they ask permission to even touch their wives, so stupid, why treat these girls so badly?

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Lanugo often grows where no hair is normally present on females, including the chest, back, arms, neck and face. Often the lanugo is so soft and feathery that it might be referred to as “fuzz”, “peachfuzz” or even “fur”. Though an anorexic’s feet and hands are often very cold due to poor circulation, lanugo rarely grows in these areas

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Lanugo and Eating Disorders
Author: Beth Morrisey MLIS - Updated: 23 December 2010 | Comment Tweet Eating

Lanugo or the growing of fine white hairs all over the body, is a phenomenon almost exclusively related to anorexia.

Unfortunately, as relatively few people in the UK have ever seen or heard of lanugo, a great amount of mis-understanding exists about this condition. To set the record straight, continue reading for some answers to frequently asked questions about lanugo.


What Is Lanugo?Lanugo is the formal name for soft, downy, fine white hair that grows mainly on the arms and chests of female anorexics. Lanugo will not grow on all anorexics, but it is usually found on anorexics who have suffered from severe weight loss and are approaching emaciation.


Why Does Lanugo Develop?The growth of lanugo is one of the body’s ways of insulating itself. When an anorexic loses too much weight and no longer has enough body fat to help heat herself, the body takes over and grows lanugo. These hairs grow in thickly and attempt to trap heat that is lost from the body before it dissipates. Lanugo is almost like a blanket that the body grows itself.


Is Lanugo Normal?

Lanugo grows on almost all infants in the womb, and it is not uncommon for babies to be born with lanugo still covering their bodies. However, most lanugo is typically shed just a few weeks past birth. Lanugo is not common or “normal” in healthy adults and instead is considered a tell-tale sign of anorexia.

Where Exactly Does Lanugo Grow?Lanugo often grows where no hair is normally present on females, including the chest, back, arms, neck and face. Often the lanugo is so soft and feathery that it might be referred to as “fuzz”, “peachfuzz” or even “fur”. Though an anorexic’s feet and hands are often very cold due to poor circulation, lanugo rarely grows in these areas.


How is Lanugo Treated?
Lanugo is not usually treated in and of itself. Instead, the anorexia is treated both in physical terms to help an individual regain weight and physical health, and in mental terms through such methods as counselling or talk therapy, family therapy, group therapy and support groups. During this treatment an anorexic who has grown lanugo can speak to her doctors about the condition.

Where Can I Obtain Further Information on Lanugo and Anorexia?There is quite a bit of mis-information and myths surrounding eating disorders today, so only contact reputable sources for information on topics such as lanugo and anorexia. The Eating Disorders Association and the National Centre for Eating Disorders are both organisations which can supply correct information on these and similar subjects.


I’ve Noticed Lanugo on My Body – Where Can I Get Help?Chances are that if you’ve grown lanugo then you are in a state of severe malnutrition and emaciation. If you are not already under the care of medical and mental health professionals then you need to be. Contact a local GP, private mental health care specialist or, as you are likely in imminent danger of severe health problems, consider visiting an A&E.


I Am Not Anorexic But Have Grown Lanugo. Now What?
If you are a healthy weight and have no abnormal thoughts or behaviours regarding food then it is highly abnormal to grown lanugo. Consult a GP or dermatologist for more information regarding your specific situation.