Summary
Humankind has benefited from major changes, such as the harnessing of heat, electricity, industrial processes, genetic engineering, computers, etc. To help motivate a paradigm shift, MI Hope Inc. will continue to use the terms KELEA and Nature’s Allostasis. Another possibly useful term is adamovivus, which is a coined Latin word for the love and appreciation of life. Many descriptive words can be applied to the moving from chemically interfering with Nature to supporting Nature with added energy. Hopefully, the KELEA Revolution will come quickly.
Acknowledgment: The author has learned about energy-based applications in health, agriculture, and industry from many practitioners. This information has helped formulate the KELEA concept. The work is supported by MI Hope Inc. a non-profit public charity based in South Pasadena,
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