Podcasts about Peter Fraser

Peter Fraser, or Frase... is a lifelong mate of Marys. They worked together in the DPI for a number of years.Frase was pivotal in the TB eradication program working as a Stock Inspector, testing up to 1000 cattle a day on properties where thosecattle could be spread across 3/4 of a Million acres.His career was nothing short of a steep learning curve having to work on diseases from the Hendra Virus to the Equine Flu... even Prawn Spot.He shares a passion for Bush Poetry with Mary, who wraps up this chat with a very fitting tribute to Frase through her own poetry.Leave Mary a message for the poddy at:www.speakpipe.com/AYBMor email:podcast@areyouboggedmate.com.auand follow her on all the usual socials:@areyouboggedmate Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the second proving that I know of done on Ardea herodias, the Great Blue Heron.  The first was done by Jonathan Shore in California. I am sure there are more, and for those who have done one, I apologize for my ignorance.  If you have done one, please email me at hownatureheals@gmail.com.  Ignorance is easy to remedy.  Peter Fraser discusses Shore's proving and his attempts to analyze the main mental emotional perception of this heron; my focus on the other hand is on the source words that provide the characteristics of the Great Blue Heron that come from the proving, as well as an attempt to corroborate rubrics so that we can add them to the repertory. All views presented are based on credible sources, but they are explained through the individual's viewpoint.  Doing your own research while integrating new information is always important when forming your own viewpoint. The information in this podcast is not meant to address individual health needs, it is general in nature and should not be used as medical information for your health unless used in combination with your health practitioner.

After suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome for seven long years, Harry embarked on a journey to understand the roots of energy in the human body. His quest led him to team up with scientist Peter Fraser to develop the comprehensive Bioenergetic Wellness System, which is transforming patients' health in remarkable ways. In this episode, Harry explains how the body's energy control system works and why making it as efficient as possible is crucial for healing. He discusses the emotional component of health, emphasizing how negative emotions can accelerate the aging process at a cellular level. Harry also introduces cutting-edge bioenergetic devices, including a wearable that scans your body every five minutes and delivers personalized frequencies to correct imbalances.   "The question is, how on earth can you increase that energy? And the main, most important thing for that is you wanna get how your energy works to be really, really efficient." ~ Harry Massey   Today's Episode Explores: - Harry's personal journey into bioenergetics - Understanding bioenergetics and the body's energy control system - The anti-aging effects of bioenergetics - Introducing the GEM wearable for real-time emotion and energy management - The power of the voice scan in the Bioenergetic Wellness System - Groundbreaking research at the University of California, San Diego - Zenergy Conference: experiential learning and new product launches - The GIST philosophy and musical experience for deep healing - Special offer: 40% off tickets to Zenergy Conference For more information, visit www.myersdetox.com    Is fatigue ruining your life? Take Dr. Wendy Myers' free quiz to discover how to fix it with detox! www.heavymetalsquiz.com    Products & Resources Mentioned: - NES Health / Energy for Life: Neshealth.com/detox - Zenergy Conference: Zenergyconference.com/detox  (for practitioners) or Zenergyconference.com/detox-clients  (for consumers) - Therasage Infrared Saunas: Visit Therasage.com today to explore and discover the power of infrared sauna therapy. - Tru Energy Skincare: Visit TruEnergySkincare.com/DrWendy today and enjoy an exclusive discount on your purchase!   About Harry Massey: Harry Massey is a renowned bioenergetic expert, speaker, and entrepreneur who has dedicated his life to researching and developing advanced technologies that are transforming the landscape of health and wellness. As the founder of NES Health, he has created a comprehensive clinic system that helps people restore their energy for life by stimulating their innate self-healing mechanisms. Harry's passion for bioenergetics stems from his own battle with chronic fatigue syndrome, which led him on a quest to understand the body's energy control system and develop innovative solutions for optimizing health.   Disclaimer The Myers Detox Podcast was created and hosted by Dr. Wendy Myers. This podcast is for information purposes only. Statements and views expressed on this podcast are not medical advice. This podcast, including Wendy Myers and the producers, disclaims responsibility for any possible adverse effects from using the information contained herein. The opinions of guests are their own, and this podcast does not endorse or accept responsibility for statements made by guests. This podcast does not make any representations or warranties about guests' qualifications or credibility. Individuals on this podcast may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to herein. If you think you have a medical problem, consult a licensed physician.

Filmmaker Tom Opre sits down with well-known retired gamekeeper Peter Fraser to discuss the issues facing keepers and their families in the Highlands of Scotland. 

Peter Fraser, President of SARAH Group discusses the national road safety week, road safety for young drivers, the policy surrounding road safety

Peter Fraser, President of SARAH Group, has over 40 years' experience in economic analysis, research, law enforcement & compliance policy, investigations, strategic & operational intelligence, and project management as well as social justice advocacy.  In March 2012, Peter established the name Safer Australian Roads and Highways (SARAH), and established the Yellow Ribbon Road Safety Week in May 2013. What you'll learn: The origin behind SARAH Group How National Road Safety Week became a nation-wide event How to get involved with SARAH or national road safety week

Peter Fraser joins Simon Nash for a chat about the recent award wins and the newish Cellar Door that opened in May. One of the best exponents of Grenache and some alternative varieties. A great chat. @thewineshowaustralia @yangarraestate

In this episode, Mika and friend-of-the-podcast Justine Lee interview Peter Fraser. Peter (Ngāti Hauiti ki Rangitikei) is an economist, academic, and sandblaster from the Hutt Valley. The conversation delves into the shape of the New Zealand economy, the dairy industry, climate change, Maori economic development, and the future of New Zealand. Peter shares his personal journey from growing up in Wellington, working for the government and different departments, to eventually reinventing himself as the "sand blasting economist". Fraser also discusses his viewpoints on New Zealand's economic policies, the impact of the dairy industry on the environment and economy, and the challenges of making significant changes in these areas due to political and economic constraints. He touches upon his experiences in local politics and his candid thoughts about the future challenges facing New Zealand and the world at large, especially in the context of climate change and sustainable practices. Show notes Growing For Good – Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment Morgan William's report on on intensive farming, sustainability and the environment Susan Krumdiek, energy transition engineer Mike Joy, freshwater ecologist Milton Friedman, economist Public choice theory Robert Muldoon, former prime minister and minister of finance Roger Douglas, former minister of finance Milked (“White lies in dairy land”) documentary

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Peter Fraser, McConnell Dowell Project Director for the New Bridgewater Bridge Project. Woody tries to stump Tubes with the World's Shortest IQ Test. And, Tubes asks Hobart for their tips on how to get fit.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Harry Massey is a Bioenergetic expert and speaker, founder of NES Health, CEO of Energy4Life, and Chairman of XPO Health (xpo.health). He has published multiple books and has directed several documentary films – including the award-winning film "The Living Matrix" – to educate and inspire the general public about bioenergetics and bio-informational approaches to health and well-being. Having overcome serious illness in his youth, Harry founded NES Health in 2002. The company is dedicated to fostering a 21st-century system of healthcare based on the integration of physics and biology. Harry has created several cutting-edge technologies including BioEnergetiX, the world's first practical clinical system for reading and correcting the body's energetic field. He continues to innovate cutting-edge technologies that have made him the world's leader in bioenergetic medicine. Ronan talks to Harry about his interesting backstory, founding NES Health, how the pandemic impacted NES Health and its clients, his latest start-up https://www.energy4life.com/ and more. More about Harry Massey: Harry Massey is an entrepreneur with a very interesting backstory. He spent nearly 10 years suffering from severe chronic fatigue syndrome. His troubles began when he was 21-years-old and was ice climbing on Ben Nevis in Scotland. There he was a few hundred meters up, when he carefully placed his ice pick above himself, made his move and then the ice shattered. He fell backwards about 30 feet but somehowI managed to get his ice pick to bite into the steep slope, stopping him falling further. However he had landed on his back. Shaken and in pain, he staggered to his feet and as nothing seemed broken, he kept climbing. Harry later learn that he had fractured his spine. He was lucky to be alive, but instead of resting and recovering, he mismanaged his energy. He kept pushing until he had nothing left to give. This resulted in 7 long years been bedridden with severe chronic fatigue syndrome that no Western medical or alternative health practitioner could cure. Through his own research, he stumbled onto bioenergetics, the study of energy in living systems, and reached out to the late Peter Fraser, a visionary scientific thinker, researcher, and leading professor in the field. Professor Fraser had spent more than 20 years researching and developing remedies to detect and correct energy in the body. He quickly became Professor Fraser's “guinea pig” testing protocols and treatments. It took two long years, but thanks to Professor Fraser's work, he restored his energy and reclaimed his life. What started as a deeply personal journey to regain his energy for life quickly transformed into his life's mission: to help people learn how to better manage their physical and emotional energy so they can regain their energy for life. After co-founding his first company, NES Health and starting and leading other companies, he launched Energy4Life.

Do you have an environment that energizes you?From a day-to-day basis, we often live off of energy drinks and other caffeinated products to make up for our low energy levels. We attribute it to the lack of sleep, fatigue, food, and other factors without delving deep into the root cause. In this episode, Kashif converses with Harry Massey who was bedridden for almost a decade due to a chronic fatigue syndrome before he could start rock-climbing again and doing all sorts of activities. This led him to the question, "How do you heal someone who is too sick to get out of bed?" which eventually led to his future of becoming a Bioenergetic Expert, CEO and Founder of NES Health, CEO of Energy4Life, and Chairman of XPO health. Harry shares his story of trying all sorts of diets and supplements as he studied energy to an extent that his team discovered a way to change genetic expression that enhances the body's capability to self-heal. Specifically, this is the study of Bioenergetics which pertains to energy in living systems. This involves being knowledgeable in the aspect of the following topics:Ensuring the diet we practice and the supplements we take are the most optimal for the genes present in our bodiesElectron TransferHow the body functions like a batteryThe Significance of Oxygen which serves as 90% of our energy flowUnderstanding sickness and its relation to our energy levelsThe different fields of energy and potential repair proteinsFuel-based control vs. Chemical-based control systemsProper breathworkProgressing beyond biochemical intervention, and finding solutions to energy blockagesExchanging energy with the environmentStem cellsEnergy plays a huge role in our lives on a daily basis and grasping the concept of it, as well as changing your environment can do wonders in preventing you from becoming gravely sick. Lifestyle changes based on your genetic expression can do wonders if done correctly and consistently. If you need guidance in altering your energy and environment, reach out to Harry Massey through the following outlets:The websites neshealth.com, and xpo.health for knowing about their research and as well as the products and services offered.Learning more about his documentary on science and medicine at www.superchargedmovie.comOrdering his books at "Choice Point: Align Your Purpose" and "Decoding the Human Body-Field: The New Science of Information as Medicine (with Peter Fraser)"________________________________________________________________________________Our friends at BiOptimizers have a really powerful enzyme supplement that helps you digest your food better so you can get more out of it.It's called Masszymes.Improve your nutrient absorption and systemic enzymes today by going to bioptimizers.com! Use the code: DNACO to get 10% off your order.________________________________________________________________________________Follow Kashif Khan to receive updates on the UNPILLED Podcast!This episode may also be streamed on YouTube.

The Maori Council are distancing themselves from Matthew Tukaki.They say that back in 2019 and 2020, some of their members expressed their concern with the way that he represented the organisation.It comes after 1 News says that his CV wasn't checked before he was appointed to a key Government role with Oranga Tamariki.Maori Council National Secretary Peter Fraser joined Heather du Plessis-Allan.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of The Beats with Kelly Kennedy, we talk to Harry Massey, founder of NES Health and pioneer in the study and clinical application of energy healing. Harry takes us through his story of battling a debilitating, chronic illness and how he ultimately restored his health. In 2002, Harry founded Exponential Health Innovations, a research and design company in the field of bioenergetics, the study of detecting and correcting energy in living systems. Within this group, Harry serves as chairman of NES Health where he's invented clinical technologies for practitioners, and CEO of Energy 4 Life where he's designed wearable technology to restore people's energy for life. These endeavors grew out of his own research into health as he sought to overcome bedridden chronic fatigue syndrome in his youth. Harry also wrote and directed The Living Matrix: The New Science of Healing (www.thelivingmatrixmovie.com), Choice Point: Align Your Purpose, and Supercharged (www.superchargedmovie.com) to educate and inspire the general public about bioenergetic approaches to health and well-being. Show Notes|| 0:00 | Introduction 3:10 | Harry's tells his health journey and how he became bed-ridden with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) 9:20 | After trying many diets and therapies, Harry decides to research energy 10:30 | Harry teamed up with Australian scientist Peter Fraser and founded NES Health 11:00 | Kelly recaps her introduction to energy medicine 25 years ago 13:45 | Harry explains the human energy field and bioenergetics 20:20 | Energy healing stories that can't be explained with conventional science 28:00 | How we all have the ability to heal ourselves with the correct information 29:00 | How different types of information affect the body 36:45 | Harry discusses his new company, Energy 4 Life 2:38 | Why is Harry always smiling? 48:20 | Discussion of Harry's books 49:15 | Explanation of infoceuticals 51:24 | NES Health scanning technology and devices 56:45 | NES Research 1:09:22 | Harry's one secret he wants the world to know Connect with Harry|| harry.massey@energy4life.com Websites: https://www.energy4life.com https://www.neshealth.com/en/ Harry's Films: The Living Matrix: The New Science of Healing (www.thelivingmatrixmovie.com) Choice Point: Align Your Purpose Supercharged (www.superchargedmovie.com) Harry's Books: Decoding The Human Body-Field: The New Science of Information as Medicine Choice Point: Align Your Purpose Restore Your Energy with Bioenergetics: 21st Century Energy Medicine for Health and Vitality    Thank you for watching this week's episode of The Beats Podcast with Kelly Kennedy! Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to never miss a BEAT!  

The current issue of North and South magazine tells the fascinating story - under the headline "Enemies of the State?" - of Dorian Saker and some of his classmates falling under suspicion as suspected subversives in the 1940s.

In this Meet the Co-op Farmers episode rural journalist Michael Cavanagh talks to Peter Fraser, President of Community Energy 4 Goulburn (CE4G) and board member of Goulburn Community Energy Co-op. The co-op is stepping up to provide their local community with the opportunity to invest in solar energy, and to become changemakers through community-owned renewable energy. In this podcast you’ll learn how the local community in Goulburn and its surrounds got behind the vision for solar energy, why the co-operative model was the ideal solution for the project, how the co-op is allowing everyday Australians to invest in and support renewable energy and why this project is good news for regional Australia. Follow Us On:Facebook – coopfarmingInstagram – coopfarming Links & Resources: Listen to all podcasts – https://coopfarming.coop/podcasts/ Read about the co-op’s long journey and discover why their powerful vision is becoming a model for other communities – https://coopfarming.coop/stories/goulburn-community-energy-co-op/ Find out more about co-op farming – https://coopfarming.coop/ Subscribe to our monthly Co-operative Farming e-newsletter – https://coopfarming.coop/subscribe-to-our-newsletter Contact the Meet the Co-op Farmers Podcast team – https://coopfarming.coop/contact/ If you or your community want to know more about setting up and running a co-op, contact the Business Council of Co-operatives and Mutuals – https://bccm.coop/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Born 1953 in Cardiff, Wales, Peter Fraser acquired his first camera at the age of 7 and after a false start studying Civil Engineering, at 18, began studying photography at Manchester Polytechnic the following year. In the summer of 1974 he lived in New York and worked at the Laurel Photography Bookstore at 32nd St and 6th Avenue which significantly expanded his sense of photography's expressive possibilities. He graduated in 1976 after repeating his 3rd year due to major illness crossing the Sahara, while photographing in West Africa.Peter lived in Holland and Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, before moving back to Manchester in 1981. He then began working with a Plaubel Makina camera in 1982 which led to an exhibition with William Eggleston at the Anolfini, Bristol in 1984, and a move to that city. In summer 1984 Peter travelled to Memphis, USA to spend nearly two months with Eggleston, which confirmed for him the desire to commit his life to working with colour photography.He then worked on several series of photographs, leading to a first publication, Two Blue Buckets which won the Bill BrandtPrize in London (the precursor of the CitiBank International Photography Prize), in 1988.He moved to London in 1990, subsequently publishing several new bodies of work,  including Ice and Water1993, Deep Blue 1997,Material 2002, and Peter Fraser (Nazraeli Press) 2006.In 2002, The Photographers' Gallery, London, staged a 20 year survey exhibition of Peter's work, and he was shortlisted for the Citigroup International Photography Prize in 2004. In 2006 he was invited to be an Artist in Residence at Oxford University, England and produced new work for permanent installation in their new Biochemistry building in 2008.In 2009 Peter was given a major commission by The Ffotogallery, Wales, to return to his country of birth, to make new work for a solo exhibition at the gallery, which opened in March 2010, with a new publication, Lost For Words.In 2008 Fraser began working on A City In The Mind a new series of photographs in London, which was shown at Brancolini Grimaldi Gallery, London in May 2012 accompanied by a Steidl Publication.From January to May 2013, Tate St Ives held a retrospective of Fraser's career, the first Tate Retrospective for a living British Photographer working in colour, and Tate published a major monograph on the whole of Fraser's career with a text by David Chandler. Tate purchased 10 works for their permanent collection from theTwo Blue Buckets series in 2014.In 2014 Peter was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal Photographic Society, UK.In spring 2017 Peperoni Books, Berlin, published a new ‘Director's Cut' of Fraser's 1988 publication Two Blue Bucketswith 19 missing images from the original, and a new essay by Gerry Badger and a discussion between Fraser and David Campany.In 2017 Peter's exhibition Mathematics was exhibited at the Real Jardin de Botanico, Madrid, part of PhotoEspana 17 and Skinnerboox, Italy, published Mathematics with 52 colour plates, and essays by Mark Durden, David Campany and an afterword by Peter. The first UK exhibition of Mathematicsopened at Camden Arts Centre, London on the 5th July, and ran to 16th September 2018. The accompanying File Note no 120 published by the gallery, featured a specially commissioned essay The Things That Count by Amy Sherlock, Deputy Editor of Frieze.In March 2021 Peter received a Pollock Krasner Foundation Award, to support the production of new work in the UK and across Europe in the time of Covid-19 ‘paying subtle attention to atmosphere and nuance, quietly reflecting on manifestations of our responses to the enormous changes taking place across the human landscape'. On episode 172, Peter discusses, among other things:The Pollock Krasner Foundation Award.Responses to Covid and his approach.Poetic truth vs. documentary truth.How he came to live in Hebden Bridge, Manchester.Seeing in colour, having made a B&W darkroom.His epiphany in the sahara desert.The influence of the film, Powers of Ten, which he saw at 15.His love of mathematics and how he came to explore it photographically.His Two Blue Buckets image and why it's significant.Staying with William Eggleston in the 80s and what he took away from it.His ‘lost decade', broke in London, printing for Martin Parr and other photographers. Referenced:Jackson PollackTed HughesAlbert Street Workshop - Ray Elliott and Jenny Beavan Martin ParrCharlie MeechamBrian GriffinPaul GrahamCharles and Ray Eames - Powers of TenMax TegmarkThe New Colour Photography by Sally EuclaireJem SouthamWilliam Eggleston Flannery O'connorVolker HelnzMarcus HansenChris Dorley BrownDafna TalmorWolfgang TillmansNick SerotaWilliam ScottDavid ChandlerWebsite | Instagram“I'm absolutely awestruck by the almost incomprehensible beauty and strangeness of everything that is around us. And that goes to the very heart of what I've spent 40 years trying to investigate.”

James made his acting debut in 2007 opposite Daniel Radcliffe in 'December Boys' and  recently was seen on our stages with Sydney Theatre Company. In this episode he talks about his process, his LA experience, his non-acting work - and offers some great tips on how to 'survive' as an actor.Support the show

As an entrepreneur, CEO or founder, you are prone to inevitable stress.When you're stressed, it shows up in your body in all types of crazy ways AND it affects your energy and overall well being. Imagine…Waking up every day feeling your absolute best. Completely invigorated, relaxed, and ready to take on anything the world throws at you with plenty of energy to do what you have to, plus the things you love doing.You've heard the proverb, “Necessity is the Mother of Invention,” — When the need for something becomes imperative, you are forced to find ways of getting or achieving it.Mike's guest, Harry Massey, epitomizes that idea.He's a pioneer in creating a technology that provides cheaper, faster, and more effective ways to help people experience abundant energy. Harry is a Bioenergetic expert and speaker, founder of NES Health, CEO of Energy4Life, and Chairman of XPO Health. He's published multiple books and directed several documentary films, including the award-winning film "The Living Matrix."If you're an entrepreneur and want to learn how to heal yourself, improve your overall wellness and access endless energy, listen to this episode.Here's Harry's WHY and HOW he innovated a better way to heal the body and changed the lives of many…When Harry was 21, he had an accident while ice climbing and fractured his spine. He was bedridden with chronic fatigue syndrome for the next seven years. He tried the traditional medical route, but the doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong.After trying all sorts of naturopathic techniques and different diets with no relief or improvement, he decided to study where energy comes from (since he didn't have any).He started doing research and came across the term “bioenergetics” and decided that if he could understand where energy comes from and how to optimize it, maybe he could get his life back.He dug deeper and came across a visionary scientist named Peter Fraser. After writing to each other for a year and a half, they finally met up in Los Angeles and hit it off immediately.Harry had this idea to create a wellness system that could detect and correct your energy from the comfort of your own home. (Because he couldn't drive to visit different doctors due to his illness and inability to drive.)Peter liked the idea and the two went on to form NES Health.What are Bioenergetics?Bioenergetics looks at the dynamics of energy exchange within living systems. If you look at the human body and take it down to the atomic level, most of it (some 99.9%) is empty space. Physics says that if you could see the minuscule “empty” spaces, you'd see it's actually full of whirling waves of energy fields.If you look at both your body and the cells that are contained in your body, continually, your cells are exchanging energy with the outside environment. Your body is always exchanging energy. When you eat, that's a source of energy. When you move, that's an exchange of energy. When you take your shoes off and walk on the ground, you get energy from the earth. It's the stuff life is made of. Bioenergetics is the study of this energy system and how it can affect your biology. It's something that NES Health has been studying for nearly 20 years.When it comes to life extension, restoring your energy and increasing your energy levels, Harry has three fascinating ways to make that happen:Number One: The NES miHealth. It's a powerful hand-held biofeedback device that is non-invasive and effective for reducing stress and re-educating energy flow to support and stimulate the body's innate healing abilities. It helps to retrain your body's own healing system by communicating specifically with the parts of the body with which it is in contact. The device does this primarily by sending ultra-weak electrical signals to the spot it is in contact with and then “listening” to the body's response from those signals. Number Two: Information-imprinted water or Infoceuticals. This liquid remedy contains filtered water and plant-based microminerals. Each Infoceutical is imprinted with specific bio-information to support various organs or systems of the body. Their success lies in resonating with healthy aspects of the body, guiding anything unhealthy back to a more ideal state through the power of resonance.Number Three: A unique fitness tracker called Energy4Life. A revolutionary new wearable technology backed by 20 years of in-depth, scientific research. It detects your physical and emotional energy through the pulse reading sticker and protects it with personalized, in-app meditations. Unlike other wearables, it uses principles of bioenergetics to detect your physical and emotional energy levels and actively correct imbalances in real-time. This summer, Energy4Life is launching a new product and looking for beta testers. To join, register at https://www.energy4life.com. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity so make sure you register today and unlock your own Superpowers!

The Waitangi Tribunal has found the government's Covid-19 response and vaccine rollout put Māori at risk.  The Tribunal held an urgent hearing early this month, and has this morning released its findings.  The Māori Council and other senior leaders challenged the Crown's Covid-19 response at the Waitangi Tribunal.  National secretary Peter Fraser spoke to Corin Dann. 

The Waitangi Tribunal has found the government's Covid-19 response and vaccine rollout put Māori at risk.  The Tribunal held an urgent hearing early this month, and has this morning released its findings.  The Māori Council and other senior leaders challenged the Crown's Covid-19 response at the Waitangi Tribunal.  National secretary Peter Fraser spoke to Corin Dann. 

Māori leaders are calling for an investigation into the government's pandemic response, which they say, is prejudiced against tangata whenua. The Māori Council and other senior leaders have filed an application with the Waitangi Tribunal. The claimants say the 90% vaccination target exposes Māori to life-threatening risks. Peter Fraser is the National secretary of the New Zealand Māori Council. He spoke to Corin Dann.

Māori leaders are calling for an investigation into the government's pandemic response, which they say, is prejudiced against tangata whenua. The Māori Council and other senior leaders have filed an application with the Waitangi Tribunal. The claimants say the 90% vaccination target exposes Māori to life-threatening risks. Peter Fraser is the National secretary of the New Zealand Māori Council. He spoke to Corin Dann.

Cyril Bourke is a pioneer in the field of electrotherapy and now is a professional in the field of EMF protection consultant for individuals, government and multi-national corporations. miHealth link https://healthexpressworld.com/product/mihealth-professional-device/Cyril's EMF protection companyhttp://www.EMFbusters.com.auCyril's Youtube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDVf4ODbV5Fwbvp4ryc2YQwThe NES health systemhttps://www.neshealth.com/en/Peter Fraser's book "Decoding The Human Body Field" https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Decoding-the-Human-Body-Field/Peter-H-Fraser/9781594772252The Zory Glaser archives https://zoryglaser.com/"The Invisible Rainbow: A history of Electricity and Life" https://www.amazon.com.au/Invisible-Rainbow-Arthur-Firstenberg/dp/1645020096You can email Cyril on:admin@healthexpressworld.com

In episode 171 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed reflecting on mentorship, teaching and the passing on of information. He also provides his final found rules for life. Plus this week photographer Peter Fraser on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Peter Fraser bought his first camera at the age of 7 and went to school in Wales until 1971, when he left to study Civil Engineering for three months at Hatfield Polytechnic, before deciding to study photography at Manchester Polytechnic between 1972 and 1976, repeating his final year due to becoming seriously ill crossing the Sahara Desert in early 1975. Fraserwas an early adopter of colour photography in the UK, and began exhibiting colour photographs in 1982. In 1984, he travelled to Memphis, USA to spend two months with William Eggleston, after meeting him at Eggleston's first UK exhibition opening the previous year. Between 1983 and 1986, Fraser made the exhibitions, Twelve Day Journey, The Valleys Project, Everyday Icons and Towards an Absolute Zero which led to his first publication Two Blue Buckets in 1988. This book won the Bill Brandt Award hosted by the Photographers' Gallery in 1989. In 1990 Fraser was invited to be the British Artist in Residence in Marseilles, which led to the subsequent exhibition and publication Ice and Water. He travelled widely in the early 1990s to scientific research establishments photographing machines at the cutting edge of technology, proposing a series of ‘Portraits' of machines shown and published as Deep Blue. While visiting nearly 60 scientific sites, he frequently photographed in scientific ‘Clean Rooms' where particles of dust above a certain size were not admitted. Subsequently, he decided to start photographing ‘dirt and other low status' material. Simultaneous to this work was a University of Strathclyde commission to make new Art in their Applied Physics Department. This led to two series being combined into a single new series of photographs, Material published in 2002. The same year The Photographers' Gallery showed a 20-year overview of Fraser's work, and in 2004 he was shortlisted alongside Robert Adams, David Goldblatt and Joel Sternfeld for the Citigroup International Photography Prize. In 2006 Fraser was invited to be an Artist in Residence at Oxford University to make photography for the Biochemistry Department. In 2009 he was commissioned by Ffotogallery, Wales, to make work across the country that resulted in the exhibition and publication Lost For Words. In 2012 Fraser exhibited A City in the Mind at the Brancolini Grimaldi Gallery, London. In 2013 Tate St Ives exhibited a selected retrospective of his work, and published a monograph containing photographs from all of Fraser's major series to date. In 2013 Fraser received an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Photographic Society. In 2017 his exhibition Mathematics was exhibited as part of PhotoEspana 17, and Skinnerboox, Italy, published Mathematics. The first UK exhibition of Mathematics opened at Camden Arts Centre, London in 2018. The accompanying File Notes no 120 published by the gallery, featured a specially commissioned essay The Things that Count by Amy Sherlock, deputy editor of Frieze. www.peterfraser.net Dr. Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). © Grant Scott 2021

Join Lloyd Burrell of ElectricSense.com with Harry Massey to discuss the living matrix with energy healing on this episode of Safely Connected: EMFs, 5G, and Your Health. This episode takes a look at: The power of mind, body and spirit in healing Manifesting choices in how you heal and get better Harry's journey to conquering his chronic fatigue   To hear more about Harry's battle with severe chronic fatigue syndrome, how the ‘human body-field' remedies helped his recovery, and his founding of NES Health with Peter Fraser, click here.   Harry Massey is a bioenergetic expert, founder of NES Health, inventor of the Total WellNES System, the miHealth device, and the writer and director of The Living Matrix Movie and Choice Point.    Safely Connected: EMFs, 5G, and Your Health is a podcast hosted by Lloyd Burrell of ElectricSense.com. He has become a powerful leader where our hyperconnected world of mobile phones, WiFi, 5G, smart appliances (and even the wiring in your walls) can pose a health risk. Tune in to learn, from Lloyd and the world's leading experts, how you can be SAFELY connected, thrive, and even remediate the effects of EMFs on your health. With this podcast, you can live a naturally healthy life in an electromagnetic world. 

A conversation with Peter Fraser of Yangarra Estate in McLaren Vale, Southern Australia, revolving around old vines, the history of the region, Grenache and Roussanne. McLaren has a rich winemaking history, but one which has changed over the last 20 years. Learn how McLaren Vale has changed, but also how old vines contribute to character and quality and the attributes of Grenache and Roussanne, as well as other Rhône varieties.

David talks to Yangarra's winemaker Peter Fraser about being biodynamic, plus Alistair Cooper MW in Chile and the Double Dutch duo, Raissa and Joyce on making the perfect mixer. In partnership with the International Wine and Spirit Competition www.iwsc.net – using the best in the world to judge the best in the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Key Takeaways: A little bit about Harry and how he was able to walk again after being in a wheelchair for seven years. Harry has developed a way where you can actually see the strength of your different organs and how the energy flows in the body. Why does Harry look for resonances across different parts of your body-field? What are infoceuticals? Set a positive intention for yourself. Visualize yourself as someone who is healthy. How did Harry find his way into documentary films? Fear keeps you suppressed. When you can free yourself from it, you will also fear your body from it. How can you live a more bioenergetic lifestyle? Are you surrounding yourself with positive people and positive information? If you look after yourself, yes, you can live up to 150. If we choose to live this life, then why not make it the best? What advice does Harry have for the younger generation? Question everything.   Episode Summary: Harry Massey is all about optimizing your environment, your energy, and harnessing its power so that your body can function 100%. Through Harry’s unique bio scans, he’s been able to overcome chronic fatigue syndrome. In this week’s episode, he explains what infoceuticals are, monitoring the flow of your body’s energy, and so much more!   Guest Bio: NES Health began its journey over 13 years ago with a humble question… How can we help someone heal if he’s too sick to get out of bed? This was Harry Massey’s question back in 2000. Harry was suffering from severe chronic fatigue syndrome which left him bedridden for more than seven long years. He had tried every kind of conventional and alternative healing approach he could find but nothing had given him a permanent cure.   Through his work with Peter Fraser, an acupuncture expert that has spent 20-plus years researching the human body-field, Harry was given the tools he needed to feel better. Together they created the world’s first practical clinical system for “reading” the body-field and then correcting it.   Resources for a Younger Lifestyle: Dr. Robyn Benson’s Free Youthful Aging eGuide FREE GIFT: Robynbenson.com/gift Connect with Harry: Neshealth.com & LinkedIn Pick up Harry’s book: Decoding the Human Body-Field: The New Science of Information as Medicine   Quotes:   “If you can get the body healing’s system to work properly, it resolves all those root causes.”   “It’s one of the problems of healthcare, they’re so stuck in the details of disease and it keeps you in the disease.”   “If you can free yourself from fear, obviously that’s incredibly good for yourself and society.”

Tuesday TeamTalk Episode 189 Broadcast 16-03-2021 A St Johnstone orientated podcast produced by the sports team at Hospital Radio Perth. Produced via Zoom and phone as we all hide at home! John, Peter Fraser and Ken are joined by Callum Davidson

The doctors continue their investigation into gravity, and answer Peter Fraser’s question: is dark matter a proper theory or just a fudge to fit existing 'proper' theories to otherwise inexplicable observations? Whilst scientists are pretty convinced our understanding of gravity is largely correct, there are still some significant gaps. Namely, given the way galaxies are observed to behave, around 85% of the matter that they think should be in our universe is missing. So where – and, as importantly, what – is it? Cosmologist Andrew Pontzen introduces the evidence from our observations of the cosmic microwave background, light leftover from the Big Bang, which indicate that dark matter exists. However, this evidence alone is not enough for science. Physicist Chamkaur Ghag is trying to find particles of dark matter here on Earth. Unsurprisingly, no-one is quite sure where these critters are hiding in the particle zoo of protons, neutrons, electrons, quarks, bosons, muons and the rest – or even what they look like. One theory suggests a weakly interacting massive particle, or WIMP, may be the dark matter minibeast. Hundreds of thousands of these could be flying through our fingertips every second. To tell whether they’re there, Cham and hundreds of scientists are building detectors, huge vats of liquid xenon in underground caverns. Bond villain-esque lairs don’t come cheap, and listener Peter’s query is valid – what if dark matter goes the same way as the aether, an all-permeating (and ultimately non-existent) material that was hypothesised to carry light through the vacuum of space? Astrophysicist Katy Clough reiterates that experiments are the way to test predictions. Building a picture of how gravity works continues to take many people enormous effort, but this is the scientific process. Presenters: Hannah Fry & Adam Rutherford Producer: Jen Whyntie A BBC Audio Science Unit production for BBC Radio 4

Above: photographer David Mayne speaking with Offline’s Brian Carroll (see below)Distractions in another LockdownAs Wales has chosen to place itself in another Lockdown in an attempt to reduce Coronavirus infections, photographers can at least turn to photobooks for reading distraction away from the seemingly boundless ineptitude of the Westminster Government in handling the crisis and also the new Autumn assault on our senses - Strictly Come Dancing.One important but low-key photographer in these parts who’s been keeping himself busy producing a new website for his archive is Paul Reas, currently head of the respected Documentary Photography course at the University of South Wales. Reas along with Roger Tiley, William Tsu, John Davies, Peter Fraser, Ron McCormick, David Bailey, Francesca Odell and Mike Berry was commissioned to create work as part of Ffotogallery’s ‘Valleys Project’ in the mid 1980’s. Paul’s latest book Fables of Faubus also gets an honourable mention in the introduction of the newly printed Offline Journal #005. If you’re quick, you can have ‘Daydreaming about the good times’ - one of his better known images from the Valleys Project as a free download at high resolution and create your own print (for non commercial use). All that’s asked is you email him to inform him you’ve downloaded it. The image will be only be available for the duration of the current two week Wales lockdown via www.paulreas.comNew Welsh Photobooks Pt.1Project YMA HERE - David MayneWith over 13,000 images of the contemporary Urban environment amassed over four years, Bridgend-based photographer David Mayne is now in the process of editing his personal project YMA HERE with the aim of creating his first photobook.In the first of a series of ongoing discussions on photobook experimentation and publishing in Wales, David spoke with Offline’s Brian Carroll on the project and his current thinking on planning and producing his new book (audio clip at the top of this page).The resident ducks, geese and passing children at Roath Park Lake make guest appearances during our attempt to observe social distancing!You can see a selection of David’s YMA HERE project on his Instagram feed: www.instagram.com/projectymahereSubscribers to this Newsletter can leave comments (and I encourage them to do so!) to express their views and ideas around photography to hopefully stimulate further constructive and supportive discussion with others.Basic community guidelines: be active and supportive where possible in feedback and discussion threads, be respectful of others, avoid profanity - abusive and disrespectful behaviour will result in being immediately unsubscribed from the Newsletter. Simple.===This (online) Offline Journal Newsletter is published monthly to offer the wider photography community an opportunity to discuss photography in, from and of Wales.Back Issues of and Subscriptions to the limited edition Offline Journal in print (published every April & October) are available via www.offline.wales===I respect your privacy.You have received this Offline Newsletter because you provided your email address when purchasing a past issue issue of Offline Journal or you subscribed directly (thanks).If you would prefer not to receive future Offline Newsletters like this or participate in its community discussions, just click the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of this page.(Thanks again either way! Brian)If you would prefer to read this and previous posts in your web browser, click here.If you came to the Newsletter via a link and haven’t yet subscribed, do the business with the button below! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit offlinejournal.substack.com

Peter and Simon discuss Grenache, Biodiversity and the special vineyards he and Michael Lane work on together and produce some of Australia's finest award winning wines. @yangarraestate

What was the role of New Zealand in the forming of the United Nations? You might think it was quite small, but New Zealand and its Prime Minister at the time Peter Fraser played a major part in shaping the organisation in 1945 and 1946. 

An agricultural economist is hoping for no surprises from dairy giant Fonterra today. The company will report its annual earnings result as well as confirm the payout for the season just finished. Last year the dairy giant reported a $605 million loss for the year, largely due to asset writedowns of $826 million. Peter Fraser says he's hoping for a very boring announcement this time.

Tuesday TeamTalk Episode 149 Broadcast 28-07-2020 A St Johnstone orientated podcast produced by the sports team at Hospital Radio Perth. Produced via Zoom and phone as we all hide at home! John, Peter Fraser, Alex and Ken are joined by weel kent Arab and Perth demon barber Ewen Anderson as we look forward to the start of the new season.

In part two of this discussion, we learn about Peter Fraser’s connection to the historic vineyards of Yangarra Estate and the progressive winemaking culture of McLaren Vale. Peter shares insights into the use of ceramic eggs for fermentation and maturation, and his hopes for the future of the estate.

In part 1 of this extended conversation with Andrew Caillard MW, celebrated Yangarra winemaker Peter Fraser reveals his passion for grape varieties such as Grenache and Roussanne, and the benefits of biodynamic farming.

In this sixth part of accelerating your faith, Doctor Ian Dunn speaks with financial planner Peter Fraser about accelerating your finances.  They discuss how to use godly wisdom to manage your finances and how to trust in God for financial provision, even in the middle of crisis and famine.   The text is Genesis 26:12-14.  

Peter Fraser is an agricultural economist.

Comedian Peter Fraser (Aquarius) returns to ring in the new year #2020Vision.

Peter Fraser is the winemaker at Australia's Yangarra Estate Vineyard and has been in the role for nearly 20 years. In this episode, he discusses the vineyard's sustainability efforts and how he's working to showcase the character behind each wine's flavor. Wines sampled:2017 Yangarra Roux Beaute Roussanne2016 Yangarra High Sands Grenache2017 Yangarra King's Wood Shiraz2016 Yangarra Ironheart Shiraz This episode is hosted by Scott Greenberg and produced by Sarah Beth Hensley. Music for this episode is “Wishful Thinking” by Dan Lebowitz available in the YouTube Audio Library.

Bien étonnés de se trouver ensemble ... Chantal Pattyn leidt u rond langs het werk van de Italiaanse dichter Gabriele D'Annunzio, de Britse fotograaf Peter Fraser en de Japanse cineast Yasujiro Ozu.

Comedian Peter Fraser (Aquarius) joins us to discuss spite, vengeance and The Devil.

Jane grew up in a dysfunctional family, mum was a drinker and dad was a sober alcoholic who they split up before she was 10 years old.  Jane spent time with each parent, was introduced to Al-Anon and Alateen by her dad but that wasn’t for her. She left home around 16yo and got involved with alcohol and drugs and after years of crazy living in the local music scene eventually found her way into Alcoholics Anonymous and recovery.Jane met and helped her band member Peter Fraser into Narcotics Anonymous. Peter went on to host the 3CR Living Free show for many years.If you think that alcohol may be a problem then Alcoholics Anonymous could help you. Give them a call on 1300 222 222 or see their website aa.org.au.

Jane grew up in a dysfunctional family, mum was a drinker and dad was a sober alcoholic who they split up before she was 10 years old.  Jane spent time with each parent, was introduced to Al-Anon and Alateen by her dad but that wasn’t for her. She left home around 16yo and got involved with alcohol and drugs and after years of crazy living in the local music scene eventually found her way into Alcoholics Anonymous and recovery.Jane met and helped her band member Peter Fraser into Narcotics Anonymous. Peter went on to host the 3CR Living Free show for many years.If you think that alcohol may be a problem then Alcoholics Anonymous could help you. Give them a call on 1300 222 222 or see their website aa.org.au.

This week, PM Jacinda Ardern at the UN dogged by domestic distractions as Derek Handley & Meka Whaitiri dominate back home. Plus we look back at Kiwi PMs past on the UN stage, from Peter Fraser in 1945 to John Key. Produced by Adam Simpson Engineered by Brian Holloway Shot by Mike Lowe Research by Rochelle Duncan & Mark Hutchings A TVNZ Production

www.nikigratrix.com One to one consultations: https://www.abundantenergyportal.com/consultonetoone   Mind-Body Connection http://learntruehealth.com/mind-body-connection-for-healing/ People don’t realize that our mind-body connection plays a significant role in healing. I’ve always said in past episodes that true health is beyond the physical aspect. And more studies have supported the fact that focusing on mind-body connection do wonders for our health.  To explain more about the mind-body connection, I have award-winning Nutritional Therapist Niki Gratrix in today’s episode. Shifting Careers Niki Gratrix was previously into banking and finance. But because she had an interest in gaining knowledge about the mind-body connection, she felt the need to have a career shift. The opportunity came around fifteen years ago when Niki Gratrix met her partner who also became her business partner. Her business partner had been suffering severely from chronic fatigue syndrome for seven years, where he was bed-ridden for two of those years. “He recovered when I met him, and I was relaunching my career. I was starting to train at the Institute for Optimum Nutrition, one of top Nutrition schools in the U.K,” shares Niki Gratrix. “My partner is a psychology practitioner. We co-founded a clinic together, focusing on people with fatigue issues.”  She adds, “We realized most illnesses have a significant emotional component. When that is unaddressed, you don’t get any results.” Niki Gratrix eventually won awards for her work and even got published in a British Medical Journal Open in 2012. The published paper states there is indeed a significant improvement and better results than some of the standard conventional interventions for chronic fatigue. Moving On The next stage of the clinic involved a randomized, controlled trial. Niki Gratrix was always extremely motivated in learning about psychology consciousness and the mind-body connection. So even if she did Nutrition, Niki Gratrix swapped over to integrate everything. She acquired training in NLP, emotional freedom technique and energy medicine-related intervention for the emotional side as well. Five years after co-founding the clinic, Niki Gratrix moved on and got interested in energy medicine. This is because she is always looking for a new modality. She eventually got into running the Abundant Energy Summit in 2015, which was the largest online summit on overcoming chronic fatigue.  NES Health Niki Gratrix was also interested in bioenergetics, which is the study of energy in living organisms. She has a system that assesses and scans the energy field and energetics of the body. Primarily, the system helps optimize the body and make organs work better. The NES Health, the organization that Niki Gratrix is connected with, primarily focuses on bioenergetics. NES meant Nutri-Energetic System and was co-founded by Harry Massey in 2000. Incidentally, Harry Massey suffered from chronic fatigue and was bed-ridden for seven long years. Harry Massey’s co-founder Peter Fraser, was an acupuncture expert from Australia. Peter Fraser was the one who brought acupuncture into Australia after researching extensively on Chinese medicine.  “Anytime you’re doing something that works with the energy field of the body, essentially that is bio-energetic medicine,” said Niki Gratrix. “We don’t think about energetics and mind-body connection enough when it comes to healing the physical body, yet the mind and body are truly one thing.”  She adds, “So what’s happening for you psycho-emotionally, is going to get translated into physical expression. I reset the nervous system and the immune system. Minute by minute, you can change the way your genes are expressing epigenetically by the way you think and feel.” Adverse Childhood Events If anybody has doubts whether your emotional state impacts your physiology, Niki Gratrix says there’s a significant study that doesn’t get enough exposure, called the adverse childhood events study. The adverse childhood events study was a study of over 17,000 people done by the CDC and Kaiser Permanente. The study discovered that 67% of all people had one adverse childhood event.  “If you had a high level of an adverse childhood event, you have an increased risk of seven out of top ten causes of death. Then if you have a moderate level like six adverse childhood events, you have a 20-year reduction in lifespan,” shares Niki Gratrix.  “You have a 400% increase of depression, Alzheimer’s and dementia if you have four adverse childhood events,” Niki Gratrix enumerates. “Plus, a chance of getting chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia. If you have eight adverse childhood events, you have three times the risk of heart disease, and triple the risk of lung cancer.” Autoimmunity Niki Gratrix says autoimmunity is strongly co-related, like smoking and lung cancer for women. She says there’s a study that has ten categories and they look at things like parents separating or divorce. Some other factors are also taken into consideration like physical, sexual or emotional abuse, physical or emotional neglect, domestic violence, incarceration by a family member and substance abuse. “When we talk about emotional neglect and emotional trauma, this is subtle. And yet it can be devastating. Your stress levels directly impact your biology, and your system is reset,” explains Niki Gratrix. “Once you get into adulthood, there might be another trigger. But actually, it has already started 20 to 30 years before that.”  Understanding Trauma According to Niki Gratrix, if there is a singular event, we’re likely to develop a post-traumatic stress disorder. And there’s a lot of technique out there to cure that. “But the most emotional trauma isn’t from a single event. It’s relational trauma and has something to do with our relations with other people,” said Niki Gratrix. “It’s really when were not seen or heard. When that isn’t there in childhood, that trumps the event. And what trumps the event is developmental trauma.”  Furthermore, Niki Gratrix says that when you have that type of change, it leads to symptoms of things like perfectionism and lots of self-care. A lack of feeling of safety in the body can also lead to a sense of shame. All the addictions come from this as well. Because of all that, Niki Gratrix says it’s probably also one of the underlying causes of mental disorders like depression, anxiety and bipolar. Cultural Link We often don’t talk about the cultural aspect of illness. But Niki Gratrix says the culture has a profound impact on our physical health. For example, third generation survivors of the Holocaust victims have the same physiological and psychological expressions of their grandparents. The trauma is inherited, and you’ll see this where there are war and famine. “The stigma of an illness like beliefs of the conventional medicine system around chronic complex illness has a profound impact on the person. That kind of social stigma suppresses your immune system. And studies show you’re most likely to die from it,” Niki Gratrix said. Social Support Niki Gratrix also relates that there is a massive study done on over three hundred thousand people, showing that social support is a more significant predictor of survival than your body mass index, and factors like how much you smoked or how much exercise you did. She says social exclusion, feeling alienated, rejected, and unlovable, can make us start to deteriorate physically. It does have a massive physical impact on our health. The interesting factor is, Niki Gratrix says other people can be the most damaging thing, yet they can also be the healer as well. Indeed, the power of other people has been profoundly underestimated. “Part of recovery and improvement is a release of certain people that are not supportive and toxic. There’s often a journey that people need to go through to release lower energetic vibrating people. Otherwise, we’re not going to get to a full health potential,” said Niki Gratrix. Impact Of Stress If you look at stress physiology, it does have a strong mind-body connection. Stress affects everything in the body. Niki Gratrix says it resets the stress systems, so you have a low threshold response. “The brain changes. It goes into a state where it is more easily triggered,” explains Niki Gratrix. “The autonomic nervous systems get upregulated at the cost of this parasympathetic side of the nervous system. And the parasympathetic side is the rest, digest, detoxify, feed and breathe side.”  She adds, “When somebody is in stress, what’s going on in the brain will translate into the gut. Stress changes the bacteria in the gut and leads to intestinal issues. When we have stress and trauma in childhood, we often lose our boundaries because the immune system is mirroring your emotional place.” Niki Gratrix also mentions that there is a research about the cell danger response. It shows that the mitochondria also had a defense job. They are part of the immune system, and if they sense stress and threat, they will just shut down energy production. People who wrote the paper even said that early life stress could trigger it. Practical Solution Niki Gratrix assures everyone that for every problem, there is a solution. Mostly, the goal is not to lose hope. If you want to have optimal energy and optimal health, make sure you are healing and not in a chronic stress state. If you already had a nervous system reset from childhood or living a life of high stress, all of it is directly preventing optimum health. But if you want to stay in a healthy state of mind and energy, you can take steps to trigger a possible healing state. Niki Gratrix explains that the techniques to get into that healing state varies from person to person. Just talking to somebody can be a stress release. Journaling also helps. There are also biochemical interventions you can do. “Eating a diet for balancing blood sugar can eradicate half the anxiety problems. And eating enough protein, cutting out starch, carbs and overly sweet things can rebalance the nervous system,” advises Niki Gratrix. She also strongly advises going to bed at 9:30 pm. According to Niki Gratrix, it changed the life of so many of her clients. Like many experts I have interviewed, Niki Gratrix is also against using gadgets and wi-fi devices before going to sleep. She recommends blue light blocker glasses to aid you in going into a destimulating state. Apart from getting enough sleep, Niki Gratrix also encourages people to learn deep breathing exercises, yoga, and exercise.  Having positive social relations and affirmation also helps. Other helpful solutions are laughing, journaling, singing, meditation, cold showers, eating green leafy vegetables. You can also learn emotional freedom techniques, enjoy nature, do water therapy, Tai chi, and use essential oils. “The higher the emotional state you’re in, the higher the heart rate. Set your intentions how you want to feel for the rest of the day,” said Niki Gratrix. “Have a positive visualization. Because a lot of people don’t take action needed. They don’t commit, so they don’t get better.”  Bio Niki Gratrix is an award-winning nutritional therapist, bioenergetic and psychology practitioner, helping people to optimize energy and overcome emotional stress and trauma. In 2005 she co-founded one of the largest mind-body clinics in integrative medicine in the UK with patients in 35 countries where she worked as Director of Nutrition until 2010. The clinic specialized in treating Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME.  The results with patients at the clinic on the nutrition protocol she designed were later published as a preliminary study in 2012 in the British Medical Journal Open. In August 2015, she hosted the largest ever free online health summit on overcoming fatigue interviewing 29 world leading experts on optimizing energy with over 30,000 attendees.  Niki Gratrix has spoken on over 25 online health summits and been the keynote speaker at live conferences internationally. 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What you will learn in today’s episode: Peter Fraser’s quest to understand Chinese Medicine and its influence on NES Health How NES refined Chinese Medicine, making it scientific and more accurate Why NES went back to basics and bypassed the brainwashing of health and medicine to understand the body How NES Health made the groundbreaking scientific discovery of measuring the Quantum Field

Peter Fraser

The CSIS Energy & National Security Program is pleased to host Peter Fraser, Head of Division for Gas, Coal, and Power Markets at the International Energy Agency, for the U.S. launch of the IEA's Coal 2017: Analysis and Forecasts to 2022. The future of coal - the world's dominant fuel for more than a century - continues to be one of the most pressing questions in the energy sector. Coal is under pressure in many regions of the world for its contribution to greenhouse gases. In power generation, fast-growing renewables and cheap, abundant natural gas have also complicated coal's future. The IEA's Coal 2017 report provides a comprehensive analysis of recent trends and forecast through 2022 of coal demand, supply, and trade at both a global and regional level. The report's insights help to explain the current developments in coal markets and provide a window into the fuel's future over the next five years.

Maria Olczak (FSR) and Peter Fraser (Head of Gas, Coal and Power Markets Division at IEA) discuss the key messages coming from the latest edition of World Energy Outlook published on 14 November 2017. The major observed shifts include: massive deployment and failing costs of clean energy technologies, mainly solar; the significant growth in the electrification of energy; and the changing landscape of natural gas markets. The IEA predicts that natural gas will grow much faster than the other fossil fuel, especially in developing economies. In the second part of the interview, Peter Fraser explains how LNG is changing current global gas order and how rising LNG exports from the US are leading towards a more flexible and liquid global market, with major role of Qatar, Australia, USA. Podcast recorded on the sidelines of the workshop “Promoting a flexible, liquid and transparent global LNG market” organized jointly by the European Commission (DG Energy) and Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. Florence, 15 November 2017.

PETER FRASER on the need for greater consumer participation in decision-making regarding the security of supply in the electricity markets of the future. On the sidelines of the EURELECTRIC – FSR conference on the market design of the future, Pradyumna Bhagwat (FSR) interviewed Peter Fraser, Head of the Gas, Coal and Power Markets Division at the International Energy Agency (IEA), on the need for greater participation of individual consumers in decision making regarding the security of supply. Mr Fraser supports the idea of increased participation of consumers, and in his view, such involvement would aid in providing the level of adequacy that the consumers want and demand at a reasonable price. Furthermore, he shared his thoughts on the proposals of the Clean Energy for All Europeans Package (Winter Package), highlighting his appreciation for its attempt at moving from a national to a Europe-wide context for Security of Supply. Mr. Fraser also reiterated the need for more work on enabling greater consumer involvement in deciding how much security of supply they require.

GuildSomm interviews Laura Catena of Mendoza, winemaker Andres Sanchez from Gillmore in the Maule Valley, and Peter Fraser of Yangarra in McLaren Vale on red grapes thriving in their regions.