Dr. Leyla Ali’s Blog

Oxycontin or your life – March 2010

I turned and looked. My two coworkers who usually stand next to me must have gone up front. The only one there was a nice looking young black guy who was standing in the corner. I glanced at him and then went back to dialing the phone. It didn’t set off any alarm or panic in my mind. Even though I was in a pharmacy, it wasn’t my pharmacy and I only worked there once a week. So sometimes there would be people in there that I didn’t know who they were at first. Also it wasn’t unusual for Monique (Moshuga) to have a variety of friends. She was definitely a social butterfly.

Then I heard the voice. “You’re Protected”. The voice that comes from nowhere, that voice, that is clear as day, and pops in when I really need to know something, the voice of my higher self.

“I’m protected?” I thought. “From what?”

I looked around again. Where did everyone go? I looked at our young visitor and saw he had a gun in his hand. I put the phone down. He was on the other side, speaking quietly, almost mumbling. I had to listen carefully to hear him.

“Where’s your oxycontin? I’m not playing. I’m not playing. Where’s your oxycontin?”

He wasn’t looking at me but he was talking to me since nobody else was there. He was nervous, yet quiet, shy, maybe in his early twenties, good-looking, obviously new at this armed robbery thing, and maybe even polite. In fact, he’s probably a really nice guy when he’s not holding up pharmacies.

It’s over here. I waved him over to the safe. He dropped a cheap black duffel bag on the floor. I pulled the oxycontin out of the safe and placed it in his bag. Then he asked for the vicodin. So I gave him the one bottle we had. Then he asked for syrup. Syrup? I was sure he meant phenergan with codeine since that’s an exciting one for the partiers. I gave him a half bottle.

The entire experience was eerily calm, uneventful, not a shred of fear, almost in a very strange way. Probably because my higher self was guiding me. There no yelling or holding the gun in my face like you’d see on television. He then left.

I started dialing 911. Then another employee Michelle came from up front in a mad panic.

“Oh My GOD! OH MY GOD!!” she screamed. Her face was flushed and sweating and she was fanning herself with her hand.

I put the phone down.

“Oh my gosh, what happened? Are you okay?” I asked.

“WE JUST GOT ROBBED!” How many times have you heard or felt you’re higher self sending you a message, whether it was through words or a feeling?

Once I was working at a pharmacy with an intern. The intern was talking to a couple guys dropping off a prescription. They were all joking and laughing and having a good time, which in itself is a warning sign that something is off.

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Conscious Life Expo – February 2010

I just spent three days at the conscious life expo. Tons of products and services available to purchase. Indian food was definitely a hit. Felt refreshed afterwards. Felt reconnected to my purpose.
Not easy to tell which products or services are good and which are all hype. How do you tell the good stuff from the junk? It seems that most people believe in their product or service. Although I would imagine that it would be exhausting being a psychic or energy healer or something that the mainstream part of the world thinks is phony and they’re always needing to prove themselves to the skeptic. As a pharmacist, I’ve never had to deal with those issues. There are signs and advertisements all over the place “Pharmacist – #1 trusted profession” and “Ask your doctor or pharmacist if this is right for you.”

Which keeps society coming back over and over again for their drugs. But how do you tell if a product or service is real or a figment of your imagination? How can you tell the good from the bad? There is an overwhelming amount of information available on the internet and on television. Just because drugs have a great marketing system doesn’t prove that they are worthy.
So at the expo there are tons of products and practitioners, and you have to decide if its good for you. There is no guarantee of anything. To get a booth or be a speaker, the only requirement is money.

What are people searching for? Healing, new ways of thinking, information you won’t find in the mainstream news. Networking with people that have a similar ideas about the universe.

At any event there are things to learn and take with you. What did I take away from the meeting? I got a new shower filter for my shower. After spending a week at the Optimum Health Institute www.optimumhealth.org  in San Diego, I learned about water filters, and I also got to experience how different my hair and skin felt after taking showers in filtered water for a week as well as eating organic food. I also got some TKO Orange product – which is Orange Oil, with all natural ingredients, can be used for laundry, to clean stains, and to even wash the face.

Most importantly, I spoke to tons of people and I left reenergize to continue on my path of introducing those customers of western medicine to alternative health care options. The world is looking for better solutions for their healthcare.

To speak with Dr. Ali leave a comment below and it will be forwarded to her. You can also check out her alternative health practitioner directory – TheButterflyGuide.com

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