At 74 he has been taken from us. How can we ever thank him for his inspiring dedication and stubborn conviction. I never met him but will miss him greatly. We all have to pick up the baton now and run for the finish line.
Let’s end EMFs for Arthur and for future generations of all living things.
May he rest in peace. He was 74; his birthday was in May 1950. He was a wonderful humanitarian and shall be greatly missed. It's a terrible shame that he request to get rid of cellphones didn't come to fruition. I passed it along to everyone who is in my Address Book.
thank you, Arthur, for your contributions to humanity. Everyone should read Invisible Rainbow. Here is a recent Note I posted:
In The Invisible Rainbow, Arthur Firstenberg writes about the dramatic changes in Bhutan, the last country in the world to be electrified:
“In 1998, King Jigme Singye Wangchuk ceded some of his powers to a
democratic assembly, which wanted to modernize the country. The
Department of Energy and the Bhutan Electricity Authority were created on
July 1, 2002. That same day the Bhutan Power Corporation was launched.
With 1,193 employees, it immediately became the largest corporation in the
kingdom. Its mandate was to generate and distribute electricity throughout
the kingdom, with a target of full electrification of the country within ten
years. By 2012 the proportion of rural households actually reached by
electricity was about 84 percent.
In 2004, 634 new cases of diabetes were reported in Bhutan. The next
year, 944. The year after that, 1,470. The following year, 1,732. The next
year, 2,541, with 15 deaths. In 2010, there were 91 deaths and diabetes
mellitus was already the eighth most common cause of mortality in the
kingdom. Coronary heart disease was number one. Only 66.5 percent of the
population had normal blood sugar. This sudden change in the health of
the population, especially the rural population, was being blamed,
incredibly, on the traditional Bhutanese diet which, however, had not changed.”
Pelden, Sonam. 2009. “Diabetes – The Slow Killer.” Kuensel Online (Bhutan’s daily news website), November 18.
Giri, Bhakta Raj, Krishna Prasad Sharma, Rup Narayan Chapagai, and Dorji Palzom. 2013. “Diabetes and Hypertension in Urban Bhutanese Men and Women.” Indian Journal of Community Medicine 38(3): 138-43.
I was also introduced to his work by Tom Cowan in that fateful video where he said that Covid was 5G illness and talked about the Invisible rainbow. I immediately bought the book. May his memory be forever a blessing.
I didn’t know him but I read the fascinating Invisible Rainbow and subscribed to his somewhat terrifying newsletter. But he had a rational way of dealing with things and bringing some hope and some peace even while relaying scary facts. He was one of those people that it sort of makes you feel comforted just knowing that they exist in the world. Who now will take up his important work?
His book has changed the world but progress is very slow. I hope that in his last days he felt some hope, with RFK joining the administration and including electro magnetic radiation in the first MAHA study on possible causes of childhood autism.
At 74 he has been taken from us. How can we ever thank him for his inspiring dedication and stubborn conviction. I never met him but will miss him greatly. We all have to pick up the baton now and run for the finish line.
Let’s end EMFs for Arthur and for future generations of all living things.
I feel the same. Arthur inspired me to give up my mobile phone 6 years ago. I am very sad that he is gone.
May he rest in peace. He was 74; his birthday was in May 1950. He was a wonderful humanitarian and shall be greatly missed. It's a terrible shame that he request to get rid of cellphones didn't come to fruition. I passed it along to everyone who is in my Address Book.
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Thanks I will correct.
No problem Frances.
I'm heartbroken. I will miss him too :( . Yes it's our job now.
thank you, Arthur, for your contributions to humanity. Everyone should read Invisible Rainbow. Here is a recent Note I posted:
In The Invisible Rainbow, Arthur Firstenberg writes about the dramatic changes in Bhutan, the last country in the world to be electrified:
“In 1998, King Jigme Singye Wangchuk ceded some of his powers to a
democratic assembly, which wanted to modernize the country. The
Department of Energy and the Bhutan Electricity Authority were created on
July 1, 2002. That same day the Bhutan Power Corporation was launched.
With 1,193 employees, it immediately became the largest corporation in the
kingdom. Its mandate was to generate and distribute electricity throughout
the kingdom, with a target of full electrification of the country within ten
years. By 2012 the proportion of rural households actually reached by
electricity was about 84 percent.
In 2004, 634 new cases of diabetes were reported in Bhutan. The next
year, 944. The year after that, 1,470. The following year, 1,732. The next
year, 2,541, with 15 deaths. In 2010, there were 91 deaths and diabetes
mellitus was already the eighth most common cause of mortality in the
kingdom. Coronary heart disease was number one. Only 66.5 percent of the
population had normal blood sugar. This sudden change in the health of
the population, especially the rural population, was being blamed,
incredibly, on the traditional Bhutanese diet which, however, had not changed.”
Pelden, Sonam. 2009. “Diabetes – The Slow Killer.” Kuensel Online (Bhutan’s daily news website), November 18.
Giri, Bhakta Raj, Krishna Prasad Sharma, Rup Narayan Chapagai, and Dorji Palzom. 2013. “Diabetes and Hypertension in Urban Bhutanese Men and Women.” Indian Journal of Community Medicine 38(3): 138-43.
Thank you for sharing this.
Wow.
I have his book, “Invisible Rainbow”, an EXCELLENT book!
What an aware, beautiful soul he IS!
He is now where TRUE Energy, Light, and Love is. 🕊️🌞💛
Beautiful soul. RIP
An extremely tragic loss for all people - my deepest condolences to his nephew, but also to all who knew and appreciated him!
May his memory be forever a blessing.
I was also introduced to his work by Tom Cowan in that fateful video where he said that Covid was 5G illness and talked about the Invisible rainbow. I immediately bought the book. May his memory be forever a blessing.
I didn’t know him but I read the fascinating Invisible Rainbow and subscribed to his somewhat terrifying newsletter. But he had a rational way of dealing with things and bringing some hope and some peace even while relaying scary facts. He was one of those people that it sort of makes you feel comforted just knowing that they exist in the world. Who now will take up his important work?
Such sad news. He was a powerful voice for the earth and her inhabitants. Rest in Peace, Warrior and Leader.
What a very sad loss
RIP
This is very sad and a great loss to everyone.
May he rest in peace. 🙏🏼
So sad 😢 Thanks for the wisdom, Arthur.
His book has changed the world but progress is very slow. I hope that in his last days he felt some hope, with RFK joining the administration and including electro magnetic radiation in the first MAHA study on possible causes of childhood autism.
Our deepest condolences.
The Danish EHS Association.
I am so sad for our loss, and condolences to the family and community.