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Esotech Develops New Custom CRM for Private Real Estate Lender Automating Lending and Reporting Processes

Miami, Florida (PRWEB) December 30, 2014

Esotech has developed a new custom CRM for private real estate lender Capital Financial Partners based in Boston, Mass., and Coral Springs, Fla.

The new system automates the company’s reporting and loan portfolio management resulting in significant time savings and better reporting for the company’s management team and investors. The new CRM also has…

Bill Whitcomb - author of The Magician's Reflection (soon to be re-released and expanded by Immanion Press), The Magician's Companion, and the forthcoming Selections from the Dream Manual - gives us a lesson in the theory and practice of psychotronics.

Bill's recommended reading:

Rays From the Capstone, Christopher Hills Secrets of the Life Force, Christopher Hills Supersensonics, Christopher Hills

Psionics 101, Charles W. Cosimano

Amazing and Wonderful Mind Machines You Can Build, G. Harry Stine

Websites:

Chuck Cosimano's website

KeelyNet

Rex Research

Borderland Research

Information Unlimited

Reflections on the Ether and some Notes on the Convergence between Homoeopathy and Radionics

I've posted this before, but it's another one of those things that's so cool it deserves re-posting.

Above is a hacked EKG unit that pulses the fire ring with the users heart beat. I want one.

Monkeyview: Biomorphic Input Machines

(via LVX23)

Above is a hacked EKG unit that pulses the fire ring with the users heart beat. I want one.

Monkeyview: Biomorphic Input Machines

(via LVX23)

Online, web based dreammachine

(via Bruce Eisner, who has some additional information about Brion Gysin and dreammachines)

Evil on a Budget ... or, How to threaten the free world on fifty dollars a day. I think this link is via Memepool, but I can't remember...

Beyond radionics:

It sounds like something you dreamed up in the basement with your stoner friends in high school. (In fact, you may actually have done so.) But transcranial direct current stimulation is the hottest thing to hit the improvisational health management scene since acupuncture. A growing body of evidence suggests that sticking a battery onto your head could hack into your brain's operating system and make life generally more worth living. Think of it as Norton Utilities for the mind.

That's not an oversimplification of the process. tDCS is literally that simple. The total cost of a treatment is less than $5 of parts from Radio Shack and a sponge. No prescription needed. No needles, no pills, no insurance companies, no weird hormonal fluctuations, no commercials saying "I'm glad [drug of choice] has a low risk of sexual side effects!"

Full Story: Rotten.com.

(Thanks Dad!)