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This EXCELLENT file shared with KeelyNet courtesy of Jim Shaffer.
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MEDITATION AND RESONANCE EFFECTS
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by Philo Stone
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(This paper is from THE HOLISTIC QABALAH, a series of 12 books,
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written by Richard and Iona Miller. It has also appeared in print in
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"Psychedelic Monographs and Essays," Volume Four, Summer 1989)
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The use of psychedelics or empathogens traditionally involves
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effectual traits or nuances which can parallel endogenous mystical or
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cybernetic landscapes. This piece presents an introduction to current
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descriptions common throughout all three fields. A promise of
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increased comprehension so far as metaphor, symbol and effect
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surrounding these and other cross-correlative fields is reviewed and
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annotated.
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...If the manas is to preform its proper task of controlling senses,
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it must reflect the ideal pattern that is laid up in the heavens of
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Buddhi. Only when that pattern is reflected in its mirror has it the
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standard of reference by which to judge...nor should we think that the
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possession of such a divine standard by which to judge attainment is
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far above us; one to which we may aspire in some dim future. Here and
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now the Pattern is within us.
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Sri Krishna Prem
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Theoretically, the practice of meditation is intended to withdraw the
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personal mind from its persistent preoccupation with external affairs.
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It can be seen as a form of training for the mind in switching from
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matter to psyche. There is a purpose. It is to prepare the personal
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nature so that it is able to reflect and express its relationship with
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the Universal Self.
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Throughout history there have been a number of techniques used to
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achieve a meditative state. The most often used first step is a form
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of rhythmic breathing. If done correctly, a sequence of strong and
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unusual body reactions occur. These also will eventually trigger
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unusual psychological states via a type of resonance effect. A closer
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examination of these resonance-relationships yields information useful
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in improving the meditation.
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Perhaps an example clarifies this: When a subject is totally relaxed
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and has achieved a deep meditative state, a slow, rhythmic sine wave
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pattern can be registered by a cardiograph-type sensing device. What
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is being measured is a standing wave in the aorta. There is a
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heart-aorta resonating oscillator which affects other parts of the
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body, including the brain.
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Resonance occurs when the natural vibration frequency of a body is
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greatly amplified by vibrations at the same frequency from another
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body. Oscillators alter the environment in a periodic manner. When
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in a deep meditative state the regular movement of the body indicates
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that a standing wave is set up in the vascular system, specifically in
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the aorta. This standing wave affects several other resonate systems
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in the body, all of which are driven by this large signal.
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A paper by Paul F.J. New(1), and several current papers, indicate the
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presence of a major resonant cavity oscillator located between the
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heart and the bifurcation, where the aorta divides itself. When the
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timing of the pressure pulses travel down the aorta coincide (in
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phase) with the reflected pressure pulse, a standing wave is achieved.
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When this frequency approaches 7Hz., a progressively amplified wave
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form is created by resonance, resulting in a large oscillation
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affecting every other circuit in the body tuned to this frequency(2).
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(Vangard note...Refer STALKING THE WILD PENDULUM by Itzhak Bentov)
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There is a resonance relationship to this frequency with standing
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waves on the Earth's crust. If we assume that the spherical crust of
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the Earth represents a condenser, then the frequency of resonance can
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be calculated on the basis of the equation:
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Resonance frequency = C/7.3R2
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Where C is the velocity of propagation of electromagnetic waves and R
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= radius of the Earth. This frequency has been shown to be 6.4Hz.
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Thus, a harmonic frequency corresponding to the pulsation of the
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electrical charge of the Earth is present in the heart/aorta.
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The brain may be considered as a piezoelectric gel(3), one converting
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physical vibrations into electrical ones. Although the body movement
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from this heart/aorta resonance is relatively small, 0.003-0.009 mm.,
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the head is a dense and tight structure. By moving up and down, the
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skull accelerates the brain with mild impacts. These acoustical plane
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waves are reflected from the cranial vault and are focused upon the
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third and lateral ventricles. A hierarchy of frequencies couple this
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7Hz. body movement to the higher frequencies in the ventricles.
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That which is that bright within the heart; in that this man resides,
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innate with mind transcending death, with brilliance innate.
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Taittiriya Upanishad
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In the book Biomedical Engineering Systems(4), Chap. 7 is a major work
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entitled "Toward A View of Man", by Manfred Clynes. Clynes is a
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medical doctor working at the Research Center in Rockman State
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Hospital, Orangeburg, New York. This work is considered a
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breakthrough in the fields of psychology and medicine, known today as
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the field of psychobiology (biocybernetics).
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Clynes took a number of volunteers and shaved their heads, placing a
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series of electrodes in rosette patterns or various regions of the
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brain. These included the temporal, frontal lobe section and
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occipital region. In this way, not only were the brain frequencies
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monitored, but directional shifts in these frequencies could also be
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determined by the geometry of the electrodes on the skull.
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The original purpose of Clynes' work was to find out how precision and
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order exist in brain processes; to discover what is inherently
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programmed in man and how he might make use of the inherent programs.
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These individuals were given a number of images (form) and colors to
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concentrate on while their brain was monitored by computers.
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Recording from opposite pairs of electrodes simultaneously, he
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obtained views of the electrical activity from different angles:
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mathematically, a spatial differentiation of the electric vector.
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What was happening literally was a mapping of consciousness. A number
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of very important observations were made:
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1. Certain qualities and relationships were of great importance
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to the computer than such quantitative factors such as
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intensity. This meant that the brain's systems of
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identification are based on differences, rather than intensity
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of the signal.
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2. Thin lines were found to produce characteristic evoked
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potentials, irrespective of size. The form itself is
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transduced into another form in the brain space time which can
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be measured. There is a one-to-one correspondence between the
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visual form of the stimulus, the response form in the brain,
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and the perception.
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This is, perhaps, the first physical description of the field of an
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archetype. It is a geometrical structuring and has uniqueness.
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3. The process of inhibition is as important for transducing the
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external world as is excitation. Concentrating on specific
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lines of geometry does not constitute the changing stimulus,
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but their steady presence systematically and radically alters
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the response to another changing stimulus.
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4. Changes in intensity of a single color produce very simple
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response shape. Light and darkness (as opposites) show no
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evidence of being different values of the same variable.
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Rather, they seem to be the result of stimulating and also of
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inhibiting different receptors.
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This, the evoked potentials to light and darkness in no way may be
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said to be positive and negative, respectively. White, for example,
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appears in this view as the result of mutual inhibition of color.
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5. These experiments clearly imply an inherent form of
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organization and not a random learning of nerve nets. It is
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possible to mentally recognize and perceive the stimulus
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within the first portion of the invoked potential. Portions
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responding (in the brain) which occur later than 0.3 sec. are
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seen as systematic processes, or tuned circuits to those
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responses to specific in-coming stimulus. This is a form of
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resonance in the brain to specific geometry. This could also
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lead to the formation of memory.
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6. Every perception has a unique counterpart as a space-time code
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form in the brain. These space-time shapes are evidence of
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relationships between the external world and its
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representation in the brain. They act like keys to "unlock"
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specific parts of our brain, often being observed below
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psychological threshold levels (subliminal).
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Clynes literally mapped fields in the human brain. A computer was
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able to identify and reproduce those geometrical figures from what
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that human was concentrating on, either as a geometric form or color.
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The individual did not even have to look at the pattern but simply
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concentrate "in his mind's eye." A standing wave means that the wave
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is not changed, but is holding itself steady in one certain
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geometrical thought.
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If quantum mechanical properties of matter are actually the conscious
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property of matter, then one would predict that all phenomena where
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quantum wave explanations are important, the phenomena could be
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interpreted better in terms of consciousness.(5)
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Our planet is surrounded by a Layer of electrically charged particles
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called the ionosphere. The lower layer of the ionosphere starts about
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80km. from the Earth. This charged layer is known to reflect radio
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waves.
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Since this is a highly charged layer, the ionosphere forms a so-called
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capacitor with the Earth. This means that there is a difference in
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electrical potential between the two, the Earth being negatively
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charged and the ionosphere being positively charged. This potential
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varies somewhat but is around 200 volts/m.
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This is a fundamental type of electrical generator. The solar winds,
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interacting with the upper atmosphere rotation, act as a collector and
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brushes of a generator. The lower atmosphere can be seen as a storage
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battery for this gradient potential.
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This electrostatic field around the Earth can be viewed as a stiff
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jelly. When our bodies move and vibrate, these movements are
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transmitted to the environment. These fields not only impinge on
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our body but they also affect the charges inside our body. When we
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are standing on the ground, under normal conditions, we are grounded.
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Our body then acts as a sink for the electrostatic field and we
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actually distort the force lines somewhat.
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Our body also has its own electrostatic field about itself. These
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field-lines are the result of the various biochemical reactions in the
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body. This resultant bio-field couples us to the isoelectric field of
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the planet.
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A "tuned system" consists of at least two oscillators of identical
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resonant frequencies. If one of the oscillators starts emitting, the
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other will be activated by the signal very shortly. Because the
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coupling is ideal, they will respond to the tiniest signals and begin
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to resonate.
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In 1957, W.O. Schumann(6) calculated the Earth-ionosphere cavity
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resonance frequencies. His works were updated over the years and the
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figure now used is at 7.5Hz. As indicated previously, the micromotion
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of the body is about 6.8 to 7.5Hz.
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It is obvious that when one is in deep meditation, it is possible for
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the human being and the planet system to start resonating. There is a
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transfer of energy. It is no coincidence that this frequency is in
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the theta region of brainwaves, the state of maximum regeneration.
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Information is embodied in a field, rather than just being a field. A
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field is thus an abstract quantity of information; relationships
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between this point and that point in the universe.
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Astral temples are set up to evoke a certain correspondence effect,
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like a resonance. These temples are like a physical matrix, one with
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specific geometrical form and color.
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The visualization, in turn sets up a particular EM resonance in the
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brain. The reverberation pattern is most explicit. Clarity is all
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important. Distortion minimizes the resonance effect and reduces any
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amplification to connecting other "tuned" oscillators in the body.
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Techniques of extending this harmonious resonance have been known for
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thousands of years. These are the different meditative techniques.
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Most slow down the metabolic rate of the body so that much less oxygen
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is required to keep the body going.
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As one becomes proficient in meditation, the breathing becomes so
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gentle as not to disturb the resonate state of the aorta. An
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automatic process develops in which the lungs and the diaphragm
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regulates the heart-aorta system so as to keep them well-tuned. This
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helps extend the resonant behavior even with shallow breathing.
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In conclusion, the following points should be made regarding the
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resonant effects available through meditation:
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1. There is a heart/aorta resonance which links up with a number
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of other critical oscillators, including several in the brain.
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It starts at the heart.
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2. Specific geometries or geometrical mandalas (form and color)
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create resonance effects in the brain. The pattern is
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repeated in the brain.
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3. Specific geometrical systems can be used as "keys" to access
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those specific archetypes. Access occurs to the psyche.
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4. This linking of resonant cavity oscillators can be seen to
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form a common thread, going from Hadit (DNA-RNA helix) to
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Nuit (galactic hydrogen-helium field).
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5. By "tuning" one's meditation, it is possible to amplify and
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have access to the other resonant systems, in and out of the
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body.
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The Human organism has usually been regarded as a complex arrangement
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of chemical elements and compounds. The quantity and structure of
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these variables are our reference points for states of health. This
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is the area of biochemistry and biochemical analysis.
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An equally valid approach is to regard the human organism as an
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aggregation of electromagnetic fields which are constantly interacting
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and changing as are their biological equivalents. It has been shown
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that the human system is an emitter of electromagnetic radiations.(7)
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All biological processes are a function of electromagnetic field
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interactions. EM fields are the connecting link between the world of
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form and resonant patterns.
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The patterns are arbitrary forms which are non-physical. Archetypal
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forms are based on inherent characteristics and correspondences. This
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provides a basis for what we would call resonant phenomena in
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archetypal systems. EM fields embody or store gestalts, patterns of
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information.
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An archetype may then be seen as a specific geometrical system of
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standing waves occurring in the brain as a space-time shape ("key").
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In living organisms, opposites receive their structure of symmetry
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from particular combinations of spatial and temporal aspects. Like
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reins on a horse, each of the opposites of the psychological pair has
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its own place. This geometric property makes them capable of being
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opposites. The activity of each arm determines the quantity; the
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spatial identity of the rein determines the quality. There is no
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monotonic (or linear) transition from one to the other passing
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through zero.
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A human being, immersed in the galactic hydrogen-helium field, may
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also utilize the pulsing feedback between man and the galaxy to build
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up the resonance effects, much like we would tune a radio. These
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primary frequencies are multiples of the base frequency 7 Hz.
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These four nucleotides provide resonant frequencies for alpha, theta,
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and delta (the characteristic brain states going from consciousness to
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deep sleep: 14-2 Hz.). This resonance relationship can be seen to
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link with helium inside the body at various chemical sites.
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The bridge connecting the solar system resonances and the brain
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frequencies seem to reside in the DNA-RNA helix.
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In a paper by Oliver Reiser(8) from the University of Pittsburgh, a
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relationship is developed between the four helium cores in an atomic
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nucleus and the matrix forms on the DNA and RNA. Reiser describes them
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as "radiation belts of thought," the four "nucleotides" enter into
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the dynamics of these nuclear properties. A spheron is a nuclear
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constituent roughly spherical in shape and spaced in concentric
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layers.
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The platonic solids are the five regular solids described by
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Pythagoras, now seen to form all crystal formations. These forms
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later became the basis of the mathematics known as group theory. The
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so-called "resonances" were specific combinations of five regular
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solids geometry.
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"Helions" is Pauling's term for spherons when he modeled the helium in
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the sun, the heliosphere around the Earth, and the hydrogen-helium
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plasma of the galactic disc. An optically activated molecule, such as
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helium, contains an electron which is coerced into a helical path by
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electric field. This one-sided spiral is maintained in the
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intermolecular transport through protein molecules. Note that the
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protein units of "spherical viruses" are packed symmetrically, in
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accordance with the pattern of cubic symmetry. Once more we find our
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way back to Pathagoras and the Platonic solids!
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FOOTNOTES
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1. Paul F.J. New, "Arterial Stationary Waves,"
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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol. 97, no. 2, pp 488-499.
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2. Symposium of Psychotronics, Prague, Czechoslovakia, Sept. 25,
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1970. Paraphysical Laboratory Publication, Downton, Wiltshire,
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England.
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3. When certain crystals are stressed, they produce an electrical
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current. This phenomena is known as the piezoelectric effect. The
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physical body can be seen to be composed of liquid crystals and
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amorphous semiconductors (the gel). When the body is stressed by
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a force such as heartbeat, it presses the brain on the skull and
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current is produced.
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4. Biomedical Engineering Systems, McGraw-Hill Books, N.Y., 1970.
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5. Cochran, Andrew A., "Relationships Between Quantum Physics and
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Biology," Foundations of Physics, Vol. 1, pp 235-250, 1971.
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6. Schumann, W., "Electrische Eigenshwingungen des Hohlraumes
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Erde-Luft-Ionosphere," Zeitschrift fur Angewandte Physik, Vol.
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9, 373-378, 1957.
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7. Presman, A., Electromagnetic Fields and Life, Plenum Press, 1970.
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8. Reiser, Oliver L., Cosmic Humanism and World Unity, Diagram LII,
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p 463, and Diagram LIV, p 465.
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9. Pauling, Linus, "The Close-Packed-Spheron Theory of Nuclear
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Fission," Science, Vol. 150, pp 297-305, 1965.
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