by Machaelle Small Wright

A radically different and
extraordinarily effective approach to health.

After a long labor of love, Perelandra is proud to announce the publication of the Perelandra Microbial Balancing Program Manual: Revised and User-Friendly by Machaelle Small Wright.
This second edition is more than just a minor revision—it's a whole new Manual and we know you're going to love it. Even if you have the first edition and already use the program, we guarantee you will want this new edition. It's beautiful. It's exciting. It will take your relationship with microbes to a whole new level.

The key to living a full and healthy life within a world of microbes is balance. This special program isn’t called the "Microbial Balancing Program" by accident. The program provides us with the tool for working with our body’s microbes to restore them and our body to a mutually beneficial balance, and to maintain that balance and to regain the balance if we and our microbes find ourselves in a fix. And it does all of this without waging war against our microbes—a war that we will never win. This program was developed with nature, including the microbes themselves.

It is based on three concepts:

1. Microbes have intelligence.
2. This intelligence can be bridged and accessed by us.
3. When accessed, microbes can work in cooperation with us to communicate critical information so that we can truly work in partnership with them to achieve and maintain balance. In short, this is a program that allows us to communicate in meaningful ways with microbes and allows the microbes to speak for themselves.

Each year, over 17 million people die of infectious disease worldwide including nine million young children. That’s 1.417 million people who are killed each month by infectious diseases. Infectious diseases are the third leading cause of death in the U.S. and the leading cause of death worldwide. Tuberculosis kills three million people a year and one-third of the global population carries the bacilli that cause it. Because of rapidly increasing international air travel, there is a growing risk that diseases will spread within days or even hours from one continent to another. Worldwide, every week, more than one million people travel between industrialized and developing countries.

Diseases once easily cured with antibiotics—such as pneumonia and meningitis, even children’s ear infections—can now outsmart common drugs. Dr. James Hughes, director of the National Center for Infectious Diseases has said, "Today we have only one drug to treat some infections. Once they become resistant to this drug, then we will basically be back in the pre-antibiotic era."

At the beginning of the 20th century, many people died of infectious diseases. In 1918, World War I ended with an influenza virus. Over a period of ten months, this flu—called the "Spanish flu"—killed 20 million people worldwide. That’s twice the death toll of the four-year war.

Since World War II, scientists have introduced a bag full of antibiotics and other anti-microbial treatments. And many lives were saved as these antibiotics and treatments were introduced. But in 1996, the World Health Organization reported that 17 million people were dying each year from infectious diseases. This figure has not dropped since then. It has increased, and the infectious disease crisis has continued to worsen. Sometimes when we stand back and look at the big picture, we can see important patterns. We’re seeing that over the past 100 years, science has been looking in the wrong direction for answers.

It’s important that we understand that microbes are well practiced at living in cooperative, meticulously organized and well-laced communities within any host environment. They have been a part of this planet and have successfully survived in an unbroken line and functioned in a major role in the planet’s balanced environmental development for over 3.5 billion years. And it is estimated that the number of microbes that colonize the human body exceeds the number of cells in the body by tenfold to one-hundredfold.

For the Microbial Balancing Program, you will need all of the following:

1. All five sets of the Perelandra Essences — the Rose, Garden and Rose II Flower Essences, the Nature Program Essences and the Soul Ray Essences. These five sets offer the full range of stabilizing needs that is required for you, your body environment and the microbes. For this program, the five sets are offered at a discounted rate in two different size packages. If you already own some of the Perelandra Essences sets, you will only need to add the sets that you are missing.
2. The Expanded Balancing Process Kit containing all the balancers that are needed for microbial balancing work. The balancers address the molecular structure, strength and building needs of the elements being worked with. The Kit includes the Perelandra Soil Balancing Process Kit (seven basic balancers), plus the Balancing Kit II, containing the additional 18 nutrients, trace minerals and vitamins that are recommended by nature for the Microbial Balancing Program.
3. Extra blank MBP Troubleshooting Charts, MBP Phase 1 Testing Charts and blank MBP Telegraph Testing Checklists (can be photocopied by yourself from originals supplied in this manual).

Both the Perelandra Essences and the Expanded Balancing Process Kit are used for the balancing and stabilizing needs of your microbes, your body environment and yourself that occur during the program testing. If you are new to Perelandra and don’t yet have any of the necessary items for using the MBP, this may be a large investment for you. We encourage you to purchase the introductory Audio Tape (T-110 Microbial Balancing Program Workshop – The Introduction) and this book first. Take time to listen to the tape, read chapters 1–6 of the Manual, and then decide if you wish to use the program and purchase the items needed.

Author: Machaelle Small Wright
Pub Info: Perelandra, Ltd. 2004
Book Type: Softcover, lay-flat binding. 8.5x11 inches
Pages: 448 pages

Copyright Perelandra.
With kind permission from Perelandra, Centre for Nature Research.

weight: 1300g