Let Your Heart Show The Way

Recently, Neurophysicists have been astonished to discover that the Heart is more an organ of intelligence, than (merely) the bodies' main pumping station. More than half of the Heart is actually composed of neurons of the very same nature as those that make up the cerebral system. Joseph Chilton-Pearce, author of The Biology of Transcendence, calls it "the major biological apparatus within us and the seat of our greatest intelligence."


The Heart is also the source of the body's strongest electromagnetic field. Each heart cell is unique in that it not only pulsates in synchrony with all the other heart cells, but also produces an electromagnetic signal that radiates out beyond the cell. An EEG that measures brain waves shows that the electromagnetic signals from the heart are so much stronger than brain waves, that a reading of the heart's frequency spectrum can be taken from three feet away from the body...without placing electrodes on it!

The Heart's electromagnetic frequency arcs out from the Heart and back in the form of a torus field. The axis of this Heart torus extends from the pelvic floor to the top of the skull, and the whole field is holographic, meaning that information about it can be read from each and every point in the torus.

The Hearts' torus electromagnetic field is not the only source that emits this type of electromagnetic field. Every atom emits the same torus field. The Earth is also at the center of a torus, so is the solar system and even our galaxy...and all are holographic. Scientists believe there is a good possibility that there is only one universal torus encompassing an infinite number of interacting, holographic tori within its spectrum. Because electromagnetic torus fields are holographic, it is more than likely that the sum total of our Universe is present within the frequency spectrum of a single torus.

This means that each one of us is connected to the entire Universe and as such, can access all the information within it at any given moment. When we get quiet and access what we hold in our Hearts, we are literally connecting to the limitless supply and Wisdom of the Universe, thereby enabling what we perceive as "miracles" to enter into our lives.

When we disconnect and shut down the Heart's innate wisdom of Love-based thinking, the ego-based intellect takes over and operates independently of the Heart, and we revert to a survival mentality based on fear, greed, power, and control. In this way, we come to believe that we are separate, our perception of life shifts into one of limitation and scarcity, and one in which we must fight in order to survive. This amazing organ, that we often time ignore, neglect and build walls around, is where we can find our strength, our faith, our courage and our compassion, enabling our higher emotional intelligence that can, if we allow it, guide us through our lives.

E.F. Schumacher and The Religion of Economics

E F 'Fritz' Schumacher, author of 'Small Is Beautiful' talks about his philosophy in the midst of an Australian eucalyptus forest Made by M B Oldfield & Sons, 1978. Shortly after this film was made, Schumacher died in Switzerland on September 4, 1977.

In this film, Schumacher talks about how the religion of economics (making profit the only raison d'etre) ends up destroying everything that humanity really cares for; beauty, sympathy, harmony, nature, balance. With the backdrop a forestry operation in Western Australia, one sees how this idealogy has led to a battle with nature which ultimately puts us on the losing side. We have become even more of a rapacious society in the intervening years (this film was made 32 years ago!) and it has become painfully clear that  "we have become far to clever to survive without wisdom" given the power of technology and the potential (even likely) abuses of that power if placed into the hands of people who have not developed the requisite wisdom to use it. Schumacher argues that a society that uses precious non-renewable resources (oil, soil, the forest) without regard to conservation does so at its own peril. We must never lose sight of the fact that we intend to be permanent inhabitants of the planet and act as a conserver society.  We must insure that ...the asset never be destroyed and that its use is adequate to its value. Using 400 year old trees from a virgin forest for pulp wood to make paper which often eventually ends up on the side of the road as litter is not morally conscionable.

Watching this film gives good insight into Schumacher's thinking and is as timely now as ever, even more so given the state of the environment today.

Follow the link for the 43 minute film

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8588539436919289072#

Where Science and Buddhism Meet

A discussion in 2 parts (about 20 minutes) about the nature of reality, specifically how quantum physics can be seen as supporting the buddhist idea of non-duality. If you think you have it all figured out, this is the film for you. We are just beginning to crack the truth about the nature of reality.

May we awaken to a new global vision that sees
not hatred, but love
not division, but unity
not conflict, but compassion

May everyone be happy
May everyone be free of suffering
May no one ever be separated from their happiness
May everyone have equanimity
May everyone be free from hatred and attachment

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