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Reading the Mind of God
Get PDFRecently, a revolutionary new theory has shaken the foundations of modern physics, introducing bizarre new concepts such as higher dimensions, parallel universes, and the multiverse into science. Vigorously opposed by the Old Guard in physics, it has since become the leading candidate for a "theory of everything" which will allow us to "read the mind of God," as Einstein hoped. Einstein spent his last 30 years struggling to find a single theory which would unify all physical laws, much like his equation E = mc2 united matter and energy. He failed. But many physicists now believe that they might have it. It is called string theory or M-theory, and postulates that all the particles, atoms, molecules, etc. in the universe are nothing but musical notes on vibrating strings or membranes. If true, it means that physics represents the beautiful harmonies of nature, that chemistry represents the melodies played on these strings, and the universe is a symphony of strings. It would also mean that the "mind of God" is cosmic music resonating through 11 dimensional hyperspace. The theory also melds Buddhist and Christian thinking. Buddhists believe in a timeless universe, a 1\irvana with no beginning or end. But Judeo-Christian thinking is based on Genesis, a single moment of Creation. But either the universe had a beginning, or it didn't. There is no middle ground. Until now. In this new theory, universes are constantly being born in an ocean of 11 dimensional hyperspace or Nirvana, like bubbles floating in the air. Hence, we have a beautiful melding of these two theories. In addition, the question now being debated by physicists is: what lies in these other universes? Can we ever reach them? Is there life on these universes? Is there a clone of myself existing in these parallel universes
Effects of Binaural-Beat Stimulation on Recovery Following Traumatic Brain Injury
Get PDFPatients suffering from traumatic brain injury (TBI) lose the ability to structure their own life. Rehabilitation is expensive in time, money and effort. A noninvasive, patient-controlled method, binaural-beat auditory stimulation, may elicit changes in states of consciousness and mood. This study assesses the feasibiliry and efficacy of using this method to improve self-esteem, quality of life and function of daily living for persons suffering from old TBI
Developing Tools of Subtle Medicine; Kaleidoscopes
Get PDFThis paper puts forth the possibility of healing the human subtle system using light modulated and transformed by kaleidoscopes designed in Fibonacci proportions, mathematical relationships ubiquitous throughout the universe. It draws parallels between the emerging research on biophotons and the role electromagnetic fields play in living systems and 2000 year old philosophies of Chinese Medicine, By combining ancient principles of how we are alive with humanity's inherent ability to sense subtle energy, we can update the medicine of energy to this time and place
Visible Light Radiated from the Heart with Heart Rhythm Meditation
Get PDFResearch at the University of Kassel in Witzenhausen, Germany, in 1997, showed that it is possible to produce visible light from the chest area under certain conditions. The first condition is that the meditation technique must be heart-centered, not transcendent. Secondly, a specific person with an actual need must be identified as a receiver of the transmitted light. Under these conditions, a sustained light emission of 100,000 photons per second was measured, where only the background count of 20 photons per second was observed without meditation.
The Efficacy of Guided Imagery / Visualization & Journaling in Patients with Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Get PDFA guided-imagery/visualization and journaling protocol, as parrtof a multi-component treatment program, was tested as a treatment for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). IBS is a functional disorder of the lower gastrointestinal tract characterized by abdominal pain and altered bowel habits. It has worldwide prevalence rates ranging between 9 and 23%. It is the most frequently diagnosed GI disorder in both clinical settings and the general population, accounting for an estimated 28% of patients seen by gastroenterologists and approximately 12% of those seen in primary care settings. In comparison to other diseases in the United States, IBS is more prevalent than diabetes (3%), asthma (4%), heart disease (8%), and hypertension (11 %). IBS effects an estimated 10-20% of adolescents and adults, with 14-24% incidence in females and 5-19% in males-a discrepancy that is also common to males in India and Japan and which may reflect increased healthcare-seeking behavior in women. The overall prevalence of IBS fluctuates with age; a prevalence rate of 14% occurs in individuals between 15 and 44 years old, and decreases to approximately 9% after age 45
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC SELF-REGULATION AND HUMAN POTENTIAL
Get PDFSeven converging lines of thought are synthesized in support of the perennial theory of spirit-mind-body unityand control, namely 1) ethology, 2) Freudian psychodynamiCS, 3) perception, 4) psychoneuroanatomy, 5) autogenic training, 6) yogic subtle-energy theory, and 7) Jungian psychology. Biofeedback training and visualization therapy are seen as simpleand natural ways ofbecoming conscious of, and modulating, normally unconscious body/mind processes
EVIDENCE AND IMPLICATIONS OF MINDMATTER INTERACTIONS!
Get PDFThe belief that mind has "power" over matter can be traced throughout history. The belief is deeply entwined into mythology and the origins of religion, and is central to the concept of spiritual or distant healing. As a result, science regards such beliefs as quaint superstitions at best, and as dangerous anathemas at worst. In modern times, mind-matter interaction has been repeatedly tested in the laboratory, and despite scientific disquiet, the evidence suggests that there may indeed be some sort of genuine physical phenomenon associated with the act of intention. The evidence further suggests that such interactions are probably pervasive, that they occur unconsciously, that the concept of mental "power" is probably misleading, and that our ontological assumptions about "objective reality" may need to be revised