THE WIND SPEAKS YOUR NAME
by Michael Langston

How is it I know that you are the one,
That heaven-sent love and you are the same?
I feel your touch in the warm autumn sun
And hear the wind softly whisper your name.
I sense your sweet presence around me like air
And breathe your dear spirit into my lost heart
Where it has now become such a part of me there
That no earthly distance can keep us apart.
Every soft breeze that now brushes my face,
Every warm ray that now shines from above
Brings with it your loving and caring embrace
And tells of your precious and undying love.
  The wind, the sunlight, and air all agree!
  There is no one on earth but you for me.

FROM MY DREAM OF YOU
by Michael Langston

Though lost to me so long ago
That tears for you no longer flow,
You came to me in a dream last night,
Arrayed in wondrous, angelic light.

You sat with me and held my hand;
I turned to you and then began
To tell you all that’s in my heart,
Of all the time we’ve been apart.

You are here; you are here again!
How can I tell you or even begin
To convey my joy that you are here
Or restrain the flow of joyous tears?

I don’t want to wake or wish to leave!
Let me stay with you so I’ll not grieve.
I’ll forsake the glaring light of day
And not wake up; with you I’ll stay.

But as Eden fell from Adam’s grasp,
I opened up my eyes at last…
And once again like long before,
The tears began to flow once more,

For yet again you’re lost to me!
But in my dreams perchance you’ll be.

TO MY UNSEEN LOVE
by Michael Langston

I’ve never looked upon your face;
  I do not know your name;
And in some unseen distant place,
  I know you will remain
Forever kept apart from me
  Across both space and time;
I hope someday these words you’ll see,
  By chance that you will find
Within this old and worn-out book
  The fact so plain and true:
That all my life in vain I looked…
  In vain I searched for you.

I’d sit beneath the moonlit skies
  In summer’s warm night air
And dream of looking in your eyes,
  Of you beside me there;
And as I walked, in fantasy
  I gently held your hand,
But in the moonlight next to me:
  No one there did stand;
And if I could, I would have flown
  Across all time and space
And left behind my world I’d known…
  And you, my love, embrace.

Mercury is one of the most toxic substances known to man, yet it has been used in so-called silver dental fillings for over a century. Mercury fillings are known to continuously emit toxic mercury vapor, which slowly accumulates in the brain and the body.

It is the highly processed foods of modern civilization such as modern soy products, grains, seed oils, and refined sugar and inappropriate diets such as the vegan diet that are causing enormous health problems. Foods of animal origin are not the problem.

Are vegan diets capable of sustaining human life and health over multiple generations? No experiment has ever been done to answer this question definitively, but none of the healthy people from traditional cultures investigated by Weston Price were vegan.

Fat and protein are the only macronutrients that humans must have and that are essential for good health, but in spite of this well established nutritional fact, establishment authorities recommend that we eat a diet consisting primarily of carbohydrates.

Nose to tail eating is a very important nutritional principle. We need to eat various parts of the animal such as the fat, the skin, and the organ meats in addition to the muscle meat to be well nourished. This is how all healthy traditional cultures ate.

After a year on a raw vegan diet, Denise Minger ended up with sixteen cavities after having perfect dental health for her entire life, which was devastating to her. Her hair was also falling out, she was underweight, and had trouble retaining muscle mass.

Weston Price in the 1930s was searching for the answers to two important questions: Were there people living in other regions of the world who were free from tooth decay, crooked teeth, and other diseases of civilization? And if so, what were they eating?

The standard American diet consisting largely of processed foods is atrocious in terms of the negative impact it has on our health. But even those who attempt to eat a more healthful diet are often led astray by bad advice, such as to avoid saturated fat.

Was soy a staple food in the traditional Asian diet? No it wasn’t. Eating large amounts of soy as a staple in the diet is a modern fad promoted in large part by the food industry. Soy was only eaten in fermented form in small amounts in traditional diets.

Raw milk from grass-fed cows produced by traditional methods of farming is one of the best and most nutritious foods known to man and has been successfully nourishing the human species for thousands of years. There is no legitimate reason not to drink it.