Left to Right: Daniel Ying (Crystal Blue China); Professor Kwan (Crystal Blue Hong Kong); Trudy Liu (Principle All Girls School in Guangxi Province China); Robert Pascoe (International Business Development, Crystal Blue Ent)
Sowers Action, Non-Profit Organization
Sowers Action is a non-profit charitable organization in Hong Kong, committed to promoting educational aid in rural China by helping poor or disabled students to complete their education. They raise funds through its major fundraising event - “Sowers Action Challenging - Charity Marathon” every year. By doing so, the participants can experience the hardship of the students in the rural mountainous regions of China. At the same time, participants raise funds to help the students complete their education for a better life in the future. There were over 27,680 participants taking part in this event in the past 15 years. Last year, there were 2,250 participants raising over HK $3.33 million.
Sowers Action is a non-profit charitable organization in Hong Kong, committed to promoting educational aid in rural China by helping poor or disabled students to complete their education. They raise funds through its major fundraising event - “Sowers Action Challenging - Charity Marathon” every year. By doing so, the participants can experience the hardship of the students in the rural mountainous regions of China. At the same time, participants raise funds to help the students complete their education for a better life in the future. There were over 27,680 participants taking part in this event in the past 15 years. Last year, there were 2,250 participants raising over HK $3.33 million.
FIRST DAY
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SECOND DAY
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Robert J Pascoe, International Liaison, was sponsored by Crystal Blue Enterprises to attend the event along with Daniel Ying, CEO of Crystal Blue China and Professor Kwan from Hong Kong. Prof Kwan had been asking Robert to attend for a number of years and 2016 seemed like a great opportunity to help out and lend support to this inspirational cause. The event details, pictures and videos are available on the Sowers Action website and you tube.
As background to this story, Robert had suffered what was called a slipped disc in his lower back at a young age(19) and had not, throughout his 64 years, been able to walk any extended distance without suffering great back pain and shooting pains down both legs. This would, after a short distance, cause him to have to sit and stretch. If prolonged, it would cause nausea and in general stop him in his tracks.
Because of his studies into structured water and his relationship with Crystal Blue, Robert was aware of not only the advantages of drinking structured water (created by using frequency technology) but also the Power Wraps (supplied by Crystal Blue) and their apparent ability to curb pain and also to help the body heal. This seemed to be the perfect venue for him to personally try this out. The following is a breakdown of Roberts’s experience.
The Experience (In Robert's own words):
Day One: I decided to use the back wrap and ankle wraps on both ankles and take along 1 liter of structured water. We started with a shorter warm up day and walked through Kowloon, Hong Kong for approximately 10 km to the coach terminal where we boarded the coaches and headed into China. This alone, in the past, would have had me in great pain and lying on the floor stretching and praying for relief. To my great surprise and elation, I had no pain at all! I had consumed the 1 liter of water, remained hydrated and felt very good. We crossed the border at Shenzhen and proceeded north into Guangdong province, spending the night in Guangzhou south.
Day Two: I decided to try out the knee wraps and continue with the back wrap. For the most part of the day I experienced very little pain but as the day wore on the kilometres increased. I noticed not so much pain, but pressure in my lower back and a different kind of discomfort in my legs. By the end of the day my back was not really a problem but the muscles in my legs, which I hadn’t subjected to this regime in over 40 years, were telling me about it. This however was not unbearable and to the contrary was likened to the type of discomfort one would experience after a hard workout. Again, I consumed the liter of water but added another liter in increments to the bottle as I am aware that the water in the bottle would also structure the added water. This was truly a trial as we walked approximately 30 km which was something impossible for me to do in past.
Day Three: Day Two had been a long distance on level ground. Today was approximately the same distance but now incorporated uphill grades, which were my worst fear. Uphill walks in the past took a toll quickly and would almost immediately put me down. Again, I wore the back wrap and knee wraps. As the day progressed I had discomfort (small amount) in my lower back and my leg muscles were speaking loudly to me. In the afternoon we attended a National Park which entailed an uphill climb (20 degree gradient) to the top of the mountain. By the end of the day my back was OK and my legs were getting used to what they considered abuse. After a hot shower I was amazed at how good I felt. Still a lot of muscle pain but nothing in comparison to what I had suffered in the past.
Day Four: This was a shorter, more pleasurable walk thru the countryside and to a village school supported by Sowers Action. Each of the 18 groups in the walk were taken to a student’s home for a visit with the family. This was a wonderful experience where the local gov’t attended to give thanks and the students families talked with us and enjoyed a visit, some snacks and wine. Truly a great experience that afforded the recipients the opportunity to express their gratitude. In addition, the walkers got to see the good that their contributions were doing.
Day Five: After a good sleep, some morning stretches and breakfast, the closing ceremonies took place. This was a sharing opportunity as well as certificate giving and talks from whomever desired to express their thoughts on the last few day’s experiences. A truly great experience for me. From here we boarded the coaches homeward bound.
Conclusion: Some consider Miracles to be parting of the sea or lifting a car off someone trapped or to be spectacular moments. I believe that Miracles occur in smaller daily events and things that happen to progress Humanity. What the Sowers Action group is doing is preforming small miracles to better the lives of the underprivileged and show them there is love and caring in this harsh world. My personal Miracle is the Crystal Blue wraps and Energized Water that allowed me to not only complete this event but do so with minimal pain or injury. On our way back my associates and I stopped for a night at a Hot Springs and the next morning this 64 year old felt 25 again. My pains were gone, my muscles forgave me and off I go to try to help others. Thank you Crystal Blue, Jim, Grant, Krishna, Cathie, Jeffrey and all involved in putting these products in every household, industry, farm and food supplier worldwide. Whether it be from God, Buddha, Ganesh or the Energy of the Universe, I know in my heart you are all blessed. Thank You.
As background to this story, Robert had suffered what was called a slipped disc in his lower back at a young age(19) and had not, throughout his 64 years, been able to walk any extended distance without suffering great back pain and shooting pains down both legs. This would, after a short distance, cause him to have to sit and stretch. If prolonged, it would cause nausea and in general stop him in his tracks.
Because of his studies into structured water and his relationship with Crystal Blue, Robert was aware of not only the advantages of drinking structured water (created by using frequency technology) but also the Power Wraps (supplied by Crystal Blue) and their apparent ability to curb pain and also to help the body heal. This seemed to be the perfect venue for him to personally try this out. The following is a breakdown of Roberts’s experience.
The Experience (In Robert's own words):
Day One: I decided to use the back wrap and ankle wraps on both ankles and take along 1 liter of structured water. We started with a shorter warm up day and walked through Kowloon, Hong Kong for approximately 10 km to the coach terminal where we boarded the coaches and headed into China. This alone, in the past, would have had me in great pain and lying on the floor stretching and praying for relief. To my great surprise and elation, I had no pain at all! I had consumed the 1 liter of water, remained hydrated and felt very good. We crossed the border at Shenzhen and proceeded north into Guangdong province, spending the night in Guangzhou south.
Day Two: I decided to try out the knee wraps and continue with the back wrap. For the most part of the day I experienced very little pain but as the day wore on the kilometres increased. I noticed not so much pain, but pressure in my lower back and a different kind of discomfort in my legs. By the end of the day my back was not really a problem but the muscles in my legs, which I hadn’t subjected to this regime in over 40 years, were telling me about it. This however was not unbearable and to the contrary was likened to the type of discomfort one would experience after a hard workout. Again, I consumed the liter of water but added another liter in increments to the bottle as I am aware that the water in the bottle would also structure the added water. This was truly a trial as we walked approximately 30 km which was something impossible for me to do in past.
Day Three: Day Two had been a long distance on level ground. Today was approximately the same distance but now incorporated uphill grades, which were my worst fear. Uphill walks in the past took a toll quickly and would almost immediately put me down. Again, I wore the back wrap and knee wraps. As the day progressed I had discomfort (small amount) in my lower back and my leg muscles were speaking loudly to me. In the afternoon we attended a National Park which entailed an uphill climb (20 degree gradient) to the top of the mountain. By the end of the day my back was OK and my legs were getting used to what they considered abuse. After a hot shower I was amazed at how good I felt. Still a lot of muscle pain but nothing in comparison to what I had suffered in the past.
Day Four: This was a shorter, more pleasurable walk thru the countryside and to a village school supported by Sowers Action. Each of the 18 groups in the walk were taken to a student’s home for a visit with the family. This was a wonderful experience where the local gov’t attended to give thanks and the students families talked with us and enjoyed a visit, some snacks and wine. Truly a great experience that afforded the recipients the opportunity to express their gratitude. In addition, the walkers got to see the good that their contributions were doing.
Day Five: After a good sleep, some morning stretches and breakfast, the closing ceremonies took place. This was a sharing opportunity as well as certificate giving and talks from whomever desired to express their thoughts on the last few day’s experiences. A truly great experience for me. From here we boarded the coaches homeward bound.
Conclusion: Some consider Miracles to be parting of the sea or lifting a car off someone trapped or to be spectacular moments. I believe that Miracles occur in smaller daily events and things that happen to progress Humanity. What the Sowers Action group is doing is preforming small miracles to better the lives of the underprivileged and show them there is love and caring in this harsh world. My personal Miracle is the Crystal Blue wraps and Energized Water that allowed me to not only complete this event but do so with minimal pain or injury. On our way back my associates and I stopped for a night at a Hot Springs and the next morning this 64 year old felt 25 again. My pains were gone, my muscles forgave me and off I go to try to help others. Thank you Crystal Blue, Jim, Grant, Krishna, Cathie, Jeffrey and all involved in putting these products in every household, industry, farm and food supplier worldwide. Whether it be from God, Buddha, Ganesh or the Energy of the Universe, I know in my heart you are all blessed. Thank You.
A quick jump for joy (4 seconds) from Robert ...
Heading out...
Robert at school!
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Day Two and looking good!
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