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What Brings Me Hope:  My experiences in healing depression without drugs.

I was depressed in 1984-85 and was taking loads of meds and depression was controlled, but not showing signs of remission.

Then I read about pyramid energy; keeping dead bodies free from decay for thousands of years in Egypt and other places.

I thought that if a pyramid can prevent decay in a “dead” body, surely it could prevent decay [disease] of the human body / mind.

I started making pyramids of different sizes from different materials and placing them inside my bedroom, drawing room, motor car, garden, and office.

Within six months my depression vanished and I became a cheerful, energetic youngster once again, by merely staying in the presence of pyramid energy force field.

Thereafter, I have given small sized, highly polarized pyramids to hundreds of people suffering from depression of various types and in almost 95% of cases, the result was positive within 3 to 6 months without any drugs.

The patients remained on conventional treatment, but their drugs were withdrawn gradually after they were exposed to pyramid energy force field.

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About Kathryn

Kathryn Goetzke has over 30 years of experience in marketing, branding, and strategy. She was recently appointed to be a representative at the United Nations for the World Federation for Mental Health. Kathryn is the Founder of iFred, the International Foundation for Research and Education on Depression, through which she created Hopeful Minds and Hopeful Cities, two programs dedicated to sharing the “how-to” of hope with children, parents, and communities globally. Kathryn presented at Harvard University, the World Bank, the United Nations, and the Never Alone Summit. Hopeful Minds was featured in a documentary by the BBC, and her products and projects have been featured in global media.

Kathryn is a Partner at Innovative Analysis, LLC, where she consults businesses on activating hope in the workplace, and created a college program Hopeful Mindsets, a marketing strategy and course for college students to activate hope on campus. She is the author of the Biggest Little Book About Hope and host of The Hope Matrix Podcast. In her role as Chief Mood Officer at The Mood Factory, she created the first nationwide cause marketing campaign for mental health through her brand Mood-lites, which achieved over 35M in retail sales. Ms. Goetzke serves on advisory boards for FundaMentalSDG, Y Mental Health, Women’s Brain Project, and the Global Mental Health Movement.

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