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Where Energy and Matter Meet: Consciouness & Holistic Medicine
Reset: Hypothalamus as King
Algorithmic Response Testing, the ART of Medicine
Your Body IS the Lab.
Liquid Crystal Model of Life
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Liquid Crystal Model of Life
We must start with the old and newer definitions of crystal. The old definition talked about a sold that has repeating units of molecules in a fixed order or pattern. However, this pattern is usually based on magnetic forces between the molecules. If the forces are very strong, the crystal is very solid and hard, like a diamond.
This model of a crystal explains some of it’s behaviors. The first and most important being resonance. Because of it’s repeating pattern, other repeating energy patterns such as vibrations in air (sound) or the electro-magnetic spectrum (including light), can interact with the “spacing” of the crystal, causing “resonance”. Resonance occurs when two oscillating things coordinate or synchronize with each other. The vibrations of one can be transmitted and received by the other.
Crystals are at the interface of matter and energy, and for this reason can help understand some of the mysteries of life. Crystals are created when molecules (matter) form a pattern (or order) that allows them to gain important functions.
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The newer definition of crystal has been influenced by the discovery of the “Fourth Phase” of water, where this phase is in between
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Reset: Hypothalamus as King
I had the privledge of dissecting brains and witnessing the extraordinary beauty and complexity of the human brain when in medical school.Â
That was also the beginning and end of my career as a brain researcher. This experience of neuro-anatomy, as well as experiments on perception that I conducted, proved to me at the age of 21 that working in labs with rats and monkeys wouldn’t touch human consciousness. Understanding states of consciousness, especially the hypnotic state, was and remains a burning interest. It is a frail science because human consciousness remains mostly unmeasurable. We mostly appreciate the gift of consciousness, and are forced to abandon it for one third of each day. However, other than experiencing the states of sleep, wakefulness, and wakefulness after a cup of coffee, we really know so little about it. Part of the problem is that it is larger than our cognitive skills or language, so capturing it remains limited. We do experience changes of state, sometimes in the moment, sometimes afterward, but there is no way to digitize it, to convert it from an analog experience into discrete parameters. Â
While it is common to equate state of consciousness to emotional state, and of course they interact, but they are not the same. Best evidence: we can be angry while awake and we can be angry while we sleep (and sometimes remember this and sometimes not). So clearly the emotional “state” of experience of emotion, is contained within the state of consciousness but does not define it.
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