A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.
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Susan Boyce wrote:The energy field feels like tingling but on steroids
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Xisca Nicolas wrote:I am also working on this, and it is not woo-woo, it is biological, physiological. That is why it is linked to the soma, the perception of the body from inside and outside. This biological electricity is simply perceived by our antenna, and it is not magical, it is just our nervous system! Nerves are our electrical wiring, and it is much more than the brain and not controlled only by the brain. The main nerve that does this is the vagus nerve, but it is not the only one.
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Susan Boyce wrote:You only tingle when you're tuned in and it's not like neuropathy at all, it feels energizing and you don't want it to stop. I have been ill with multiple autoimmune conditions and wish I had known about this over a decade ago so I wouldn't have had to suffer so much.
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Tyler Ludens wrote:
Susan Boyce wrote:You only tingle when you're tuned in and it's not like neuropathy at all, it feels energizing and you don't want it to stop. I have been ill with multiple autoimmune conditions and wish I had known about this over a decade ago so I wouldn't have had to suffer so much.
I guess I wonder how one can know that one is actually picking up energy from outside oneself, and not simply the effect of autosuggestion?
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Tyler Ludens wrote:
Xisca Nicolas wrote:I am also working on this, and it is not woo-woo, it is biological, physiological. That is why it is linked to the soma, the perception of the body from inside and outside. This biological electricity is simply perceived by our antenna, and it is not magical, it is just our nervous system! Nerves are our electrical wiring, and it is much more than the brain and not controlled only by the brain. The main nerve that does this is the vagus nerve, but it is not the only one.
Are you saying the Vagus nerve is the main antenna, but there are other antennae throughout the body?
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John Suavecito wrote: Many people become angry when someone suggests a practice that is not yet proven beyond a reasonable doubt to benefit. It's free and it makes me feel good. I don't see a problem with it.
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Xisca Nicolas wrote:
John Suavecito wrote: Many people become angry when someone suggests a practice that is not yet proven beyond a reasonable doubt to benefit. It's free and it makes me feel good. I don't see a problem with it.
John S
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This!
Gardens in my mind never need water
Castles in the air never have a wet basement
Well made buildings are fractal -- equally intelligent design at every level of detail.
Bright sparks remind others that they too can dance
What I am looking for is looking for me too!
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Mark Brunnr wrote:
Considering there is a measurable benefit from the placebo effect, then I guess if autosuggestion is similar then a person can still benefit from doing it wrong and not really being connected, but believing they are.
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Andres Edwards wrote:There's research going on about the vagus nerve and some of the results show that the vagus nerve affects our empathy, sympathy and compassion. Our vagus nerve activates when, for example, we feel empathy and compassion toward someone's situation. So in a way the vagus nerve is a sensor that we all have that connects us to other people. This nerve helps us to calm down and also connect with others!
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Tyler Ludens wrote:It seems to me that if there is an energy field then we are connected to it whether we "do it wrong" or do it right, even if we are not aware of it. I don't have to believe in the sun to get a sunburn. The beneficial effect of sunlight (short of a sunburn) helps my body produce Vitamin D whether I am aware of this effect or not. How is it the energy field described in this thread requires belief and proper practice to exhibit beneficial effects? If the field exists in the natural world (aka "reality") then wouldn't any healing effects occur naturally, without special meditation practice? I'm not talking about a placebo effect of belief in the field, I'm talking about real effects whether one believes in/is aware of them or not.
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Tyler Ludens wrote:
It seems to me that if there is an energy field then we are connected to it whether we "do it wrong" or do it right, even if we are not aware of it. I don't have to believe in the sun to get a sunburn. The beneficial effect of sunlight (short of a sunburn) helps my body produce Vitamin D whether I am aware of this effect or not. How is it the energy field described in this thread requires belief and proper practice to exhibit beneficial effects? If the field exists in the natural world (aka "reality") then wouldn't any healing effects occur naturally, without special meditation practice? I'm not talking about a placebo effect of belief in the field, I'm talking about real effects whether one believes in/is aware of them or not
Gardens in my mind never need water
Castles in the air never have a wet basement
Well made buildings are fractal -- equally intelligent design at every level of detail.
Bright sparks remind others that they too can dance
What I am looking for is looking for me too!
Pearl Sutton wrote: A similar process takes place by us choosing to be more receptive to the energy of the planet.
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Xisca Nicolas wrote:
Part ot it is YES. Search for the nocebo effect... people taking what they think is a med and is a placebo, and they do not say this much.... that some people seem to get the adverse effect. Placebo and nocebo are both real.
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Tyler Ludens wrote:
Pearl Sutton wrote: A similar process takes place by us choosing to be more receptive to the energy of the planet.
I don't have to choose to be receptive to the sun's energy. It affects me whether I choose it or not. Same with gravity. Reality affects me whether I choose it or not. It seems to me that if I have to choose it, then it is not reality, it is in my mind.
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Tyler Ludens wrote:
Xisca Nicolas wrote:
Part ot it is YES. Search for the nocebo effect... people taking what they think is a med and is a placebo, and they do not say this much.... that some people seem to get the adverse effect. Placebo and nocebo are both real.
They are an effect of suggestion. They are a product of the mind, not an external effect. If I go outside on a sunny day without clothing, I can not prevent a sunburn by the power of my mind. I can not stop the sun's radiation with the nocebo effect.
"An opposite tendency—and one that has been largely overlooked by the research community—is the nocebo effect. Put simply, it is the phenomenon in which inert substances or mere suggestions of substances actually bring about negative effects in a patient or research participant. For some, being informed of a pill or procedure’s potential side effects is enough to bring on real-life symptoms. Like the placebo effect, it is still poorly understood and thought to be brought about by a combination of Pavlovian conditioning and a reaction to expectations."
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/what-is-the-nocebo-effect-5451823/
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