Comments on: Infinite Search Possibilities

By: Michael Benidt

Michael Benidt — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:19:51 +0000

Nice to see a follower of Amel Larrieux on the comments – and thanks to Ian, who created the jewelry that got us thinking about all of this in the first place. Sheryl is wearing her pendant, so there may just be some more stories down the line. In the meantime, science or no – the jewelry is beautiful. Thanks, Ian, for letting us come out and play with your new projects. Clearly, Terri and Pat’s desire to know more about the stories show that people will be searching for your “infinite possibilities” jewelry for a long time. Thanks, Terri and Pat, you lovable Luddite, you.

By: Ian Percy

Ian Percy — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:00:06 +0000

First, Terri you make my entire month with your kind comments. Thank you. And “TLL” I’m happy to let you know what I end up doing. Michael and Sheryl are amazing – I’ve invited them to come live with us here in AZ!

The first thing was to make sure Sheryl starts wearing one of our Infinite Possibilities pendants. I’m sure she’ll soon be reporting on amazing things happening for her. See her pic on the website wearing the necklace!

I’ll be contacting Mike Dooley above for sure. How do you not contact someone with a 250,000 data base? Iffy about Amel, though her music is beautiful. I’ll think about that one.

Here’s another dimension that broadens this out even further. There really is an energy around this jewelry and we’ve already had electro-magnetic imaging done that really impressed the prof who did it at the University of Guelph. We’re having Kirlian photography done this week that will show us the nature and expanse of its energy field. Getting some real science behind this takes me to a whole other sector.

What Michael and Sheryl do is truly open up the ‘infinite possibilities’ of any project.

By: 2Serenity

2Serenity — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 20:21:42 +0000

Funny that because of this blog post title I thought you were going to say something about Amel Larrieux for “Infinite Possibilities” is the name of her first solo album. I’m so glad that you shared your views about branding by using her song title, “Infinite Possibilities” as an example.

Her music is fantastic. In fact many blogs have been written about her work. If you do a search through google on her name you will find many blogs in support of her work:

http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch?hl=en&q=amel%20larrieux&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wb

In fact, a new song by Amel will be released this coming Tuesday. You may want to check it out. The name of the song is “Don’t Let Me Down.” Check itunes and also check her official website here: http://www.blisslife.com

I don’t work for amel but I am an appreciator of her work from the beginning of her career. I wanted to show my support by blogging and sharing as much as I can.

That’s the power of the internet. That if you love something get out here and BLOG and be sincere about it. I’ve been trying to get all her fans to get out here and give her some LOVE! oxxox

Thank you so much for sharing!

By: The Lovable Luddite

The Lovable Luddite — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:45:51 +0000

Sort of a wonderful new way of looking at Six Degrees of Separation. Fascinating. I want to hear about Ian does!

Infinite Possibilities: The Sequel!

By: Terri Norvell

Terri Norvell — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 04:22:54 +0000

Bravo & Kudos to you Michael! Another great read…informative, educational and interesting. Ian is a brilliant speaker with a powerful message, and I get & read TUT’s daily inspirational messages from the Universe (highly recommend these). Next step is to check out the music…which no doubt I will also like. You are right on target with your message of infinite ways of connecting in our information society. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and creativity.