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In the first half of Monday's show, investigative reporter Greg Hunter provided updates and analysis on current events including Ebola, unemployment statistics, the stock market, and ISIS and the Middle East. It's a mathematical certainty that we're heading toward a huge financial calamity that will be bigger than the one in 2008, he declared. "Not only businesses will go broke, but governments will go broke," he continued, explaining that the crash is inevitable due to massive amounts of debt that are rampant throughout the economy.
Consumer confidence, housing, and retail sales figures are down, and though the job market reported growth, Hunter suggested that these were just part time and minimum wage jobs. He also expressed concern that the dollar will no longer be the world reserve currency in the near future. Regarding ISIS-- they started out as an offshoot of the Syrian rebels, who were being armed by the CIA, ostensibly to do America's dirty work, Hunter said. But when they began carrying out their own agendas such as taking over Mosul, Iraq, Pres. Obama didn't react in a timely manner, he commented.
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In the second half, publisher at Tarcher/Penguin, Joel Fotinos, discussed his work researching the power of the mind to uncover one's life purpose. An expert in the life and work of Napoleon Hill, author of the bestselling book on personal prosperity-- Think and Grow Rich , Fotinos revealed some of the practical tools that inspire and motivate a person to take productive action. One of Hill's messages was that if you become a different person, you will get different results in your life. Rather than focusing on the goal of becoming rich, Hill advised people to discover their passion and burning desire, and in the process of doing that, they often ended up becoming wealthy or wealthier, Fotinos recounted.
Another of Hill's concepts was "sex transmutation," the harnessing or sublimating of physical desire into creative outlets. In Fotinos' book, My Life Contract , he suggests that people begin with a 90-day plan of moving toward their goal or passion. One of his exercises is that every morning you take five minutes to say your goal, and what actions you're going to take to move toward it. Then at the end of the day, you take another five minutes to review how you did. This helps to permeate your life with your desired outcome, he explained.
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| | |  | | This Week on 'Beyond Belief':
This week on the internet TV show "Beyond Belief," George Noory's guests are Michael Maloof, who outlines dire scenarios we could face if action is not taken to protect the grid against an EMP attack, and aerospace engineer Robert Zubrin on past and future life on Mars. Sign up for 10 days free at beyondbelief.com and enjoy hours of fascinating past shows.
Today in Strangeness:
Known for his powerful tales of mystery and the macabre, author Edgar Allan Poe died on this day in 1849, at the age of 40. On October 7, 1977, ninety sets of Swedish identical twins disembarked from a cruise ship to go on a shopping trip in Felixstowe, England. The twins were taking part in studies by the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm on the links between environment and behavior.
Tonight's Show, Tuesday, October 7th:
First Half: Numerologist Glynis McCants is an expert in how patterns of events unfold according to the energy signature of specific numbers. She'll update the numerology of ISIS and the Middle East, Ebola and weather patterns. Glynis will also cover the chilling number patterns associated with the deaths of Joan Rivers and Robin Williams. Followed by Writer-in-Residence at the University of Pennsylvania, Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz , who'll discuss her research on Dr. Thomas Mutter, a pre-Civil War surgeon who specialized in radical surgery on the severely deformed in a time before anesthesia. She'll also discuss medical mishaps and oddities from the 1900s to today.
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