Friday, May 29th, 2009

Reconstructing our holographic memory of self by recalling past experiences can be entered in a real or mental computer program that may give us a graph of the dates and events in our life we made the best and worst choices. Hypothetically speaking, assuming that all the relevant data collected is chronologically accurate can be placed in a database that can be easily accessible in a calendar in your phone or computer which can recall almost everything you did and experienced for every day in your past and also highlight your mental and physical activities.
How does this information determine your Present self? To further elaborate, this information creates a virtual model of our state of mind, physical health and current life plans which may simultaneously exist in parallel universes and all our choices and decisions can affect our Past, Present and Future selves. Based on the decisions made in the sequence of events of our lives and with the help of a virtual past life database calendar, our future choices and decisions can be made to be able to directly impact our future self and indirectly affect the present and future of the people we love.
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Wednesday, May 13th, 2009
Exploration of the different body parts can be an interesting game. If no one ever told you the name of your eye, what would you call it? Probably something related to how you view the world, especially objects in motion. If no one gave you a name for your lungs would you think that you only breathed out your nose and mouth? You’re probably asking what this has to do with movement? Exploration is a sensory experience, by taking the time to observe the moving parts of your body without naming, just simply being very present and aware of simple movement, we can understand the mechanics of thought. the fact that your brain associates sensations like pain with individual body parts shows that you have to name something to make an observation. the minute the observation is made the sensation changes immediately, observe this feeling from within. Watch it like you would watch your favorite movie or sports event. Why shouldn’t inner space be as fascinating if not more interesting than the outer world? Energy sensations can be harnessed and cultivated to heal the body. Low energy sensations can deplete the immune system if a person does not get enough sleep. The movement I am speaking about is the mind body dialogue. Understanding different cellular intelligence opens a whole world of new possibilities. Start learning the language of your cells.
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Thursday, May 7th, 2009
Tuning in to the vibration of the cells of your body can be a fascinating and revealing exploration. By making time to have daily dates with your self; a person can learn so much about how the human body functions. Eating food is one way of determining how an external substance affects your system. If you pay very close attention to what your brain is telling you 5 to 20 minutes after digesting your meal. A person can immediately feel whether the food he or she ate was beneficial to your state of mind or make you crash and burn on the coach. Another way is to do gentle stretching like yoga or just plain raising your hands or feet in the air. By listening to the body’s immediate subtle responses, theoretically a person can recognize the beneficial release of oxygen to the parts of their anatomy that have been constricted from sitting all day looking at a monitor or television. Movement is medicine, oxygen rich blood make for healthy cells. Movement can replace most prescribed medications and it’s free. 
Tags: blood, cells, free, health, Life, Medicine, motion, oxygen, presciption drugs, Yoga
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