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How I Cured Morgellons
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12/30/2009 5:48:30 AM | Ricky the 2nd- I tried to get to sleep tonight, but I had to make this comment to you. A couple of points: 1. You have no idea of Mel's current state of health. I wouldn't be making accusations without proof of what you are saying. Secondly- I wrote Mel the letter as I stated. I am the hokey idiot who came up with that stuff because it is what I believe. You have your beliefs and I have mine. If you want to accuse anyone of a messiah complex it is I. I wrote it and literally (pun intended) pushed him into doing this. I was expecting him to start the website, post his protocols and be done with it. But even his enthusiasm overwhelmed my expectations. But Mel soon learned a lesson I learned a long time ago. As a small businessman myself for over 40 years (although never as successful as Mel has ever been)I always take great pleasure in doing a job better than was ever expected by my clientele. It always made me feel really good. But I found something else that even made me feel better- (when I could afford it) I started doing things for people and asking nothing in return. I know it sounds selfish to me, but it is extremely empowering to do something for someone with the intent going into it, knowing that you will not expect that person to compensate you. I live in snow country and I plow the roads and driveways for my neighbors for free all the time. Even the neighbor I am not so fond of. And every time I finish, I feel great knowing that I probably in some little way helped them with their day.It makes me feel REALLY good. And in all honestly I don't really care what they feel about it (unless of course, they don't want me to plow their driveway and then I won't) What I started noticing after I did my good deeds, opportunities started arising for me. There was never a direct line relationship between the good deed and the opportunity, but it was always a welcome surprise at a very welcome time. There was no direct linearity to it, but it always happened. If you want to start laying a messiah rap on anyone, don't do it on Mel, as he was pushed into this. I apparently very convincingly laid my world view on him and it made an impression on him. If he truly thought he was a messiah, don't you think he would be touting his own horn? I don't see this anywhere here. I am responsible for this mindset, not him. I'm not sure exactly what the issue is with you guys attacking Mel? Is it because he is offering free advice and an inexpensive protocol? Is it the hours of time he spends on the phone helping other Morgellons sufferers and asking nothing in return? Or is it just that he has a paypal button on his website sitting there passively? What is the issue? The only reason you know the 'real story' is because of jocelyn's attack on Mel and his site and I felt responsible to respond. At no point prior to my last post was their any indication of why Mel was doing this. I don't understand why you don't take the protocol at face value, and use it if it works for you and don't if it doesn't. If you don't like what you see on this site, you have the free will to go somewhere else. Why are you trying to sabotage what he is doing here? |
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