Viddler

Why and How
We Do These Projects
by Rob Matthies
a Vancouver Gadgeteer
We created most of our devices initially for our own personal needs. We had acute health issues at the time, and were of the view that conventional medicine wasn't what we wanted. The universe, we thought, already has the knowledge that we can tap into with our intuition. The answers we sought should be simple, because our bodies are fundamentally simple and elegant, from nature itself. We did not believe that the answers lied in complicated theories that only large, well-funded organizations could develop. Thus, by placing ourselves in the role of "lab rats" personally, we could feel the subtle effects of various 'cures' for our ailments. At one time, two of us were injured so badly that we could barely move, and only, with much pain. It took a link to the metaphysical to tap into the mind of the universe. The answers came to us, sometimes in dreams. This worked only when our minds were clear and didn't have negative thoughts and emotions. We had to make our minds think about a Better world, not a Bitter world. The result of clear thoughts is in the dozen or so techniques, workarounds, devices, processes, and inventions, some of which have never been done before. These inventions are from our efforts alone -- everything we learned came with help from the universe of ideas, abundance, and love that people, like you, have shared.
Yours Truly
Robert Matthies, Vancouver, BC, Canada

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