Month: February 2009

The Law of Attraction can be accessed by the use of a brainwave generator, but there are dangers. Once we learn to use the Law of Attraction, becoming creators, we will access parallel universes. Scientists call them by different names. Branes is common, and they suspect that they have different rules governing them, but can’t tell us what those rules might be.

The book Flatland will give you an idea of what it means to be a member of the most restricted of the related branes (short for all inclusive “membranes” within a fold of reality, AKA space / time continuum).

We are, currently, living on a restricted brane. Gerald O’Donnell, who gives us a brainwave generator, and proper training, posits in his pdf paper, RI Secrets Revealed, that we humans are living at such a low vibratory hum that we are virtually incapable of the creation that was our birthright. Until we can raise ourselves out of the state of fear and violence and increase our vibratory rate, other beings of higher vibratory light find it very difficult to communicate with us.

It takes these beings of higher vibratory light, Gerald says, “tremendous love, connectivity and filtering down of Divine energy to make a connection without blowing up the more coarse energetic structures.” Brainwave generators help us to access the world which other spirits inhabit, but will not help us to raise our vibrations.

Raising Our Vibratory Rate:

Mother Nature has her own vibrations, higher than men are now using. There are millions of holographic parallel Creations in existence (See Nature’s Mind: the Quantum Hologram), which we can access using a brainwave generator.

They exist as such high vibratory light we cannot now see or understand them. Their rules allow for more creativity and free-will because the entities in those worlds can be trusted with higher levels of thought manifestations for positive creation. We will not be able to step out of our primitive world until we move beyond our dark, destructive phase, in spite of access to a brainwave generator.

Gerald proposes that we connect with Mother Nature as often as possible. Having a flower in our environment, on our desk, on our kitchen table, will help us to adjust our vibration.

John Grey of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus has been spending time in India, learning to use natural energy for healing. He points out that there is a reason that those who can afford to spend time in beautiful, natural environments, whereas those who can’t are stuck in concrete tombs with little light and almost no trees or plants to help synchronize vibrations at a higher, and healthier level.

A brainwave generator, coupled with intent and openness, can help us to focus on and commune with the natural world, which will then help us to adjust our vibrations.

Gerald O’Connell offers training and guidance in this. Whether you live in an area with access to Nature, or not, the appropriate guidance can help to lift you to this vibratory hum, and you will feel better for it.

Gerald explains that it is possible to reach and surpass the higher vibratory rate of the Natural world, and then to gain control over it. When we have done this, a new world will be created for us that will look similar to that created by the dark Matrix, but we will have become a full fledged Creator in a new Earth! We will have full use, he says,“of manifesting powers of thought, and the availability of high Divine Intelligence to guide and protect.”

Art Always Predates the Discovery of Science

We know that the artist has already made this discovery several times, and probably without a brainwave generator. Artists have always been able to focus (alpha) on the creation of their minds and to daydream (theta) about past times or future times.

There is an old motion picture from the 1950’s, It was called The Thing (the original, not the remake); it was about a group of researchers who were stationed at a lonely outpost in Antarctica. They had a rather sophisticated electronic perimeter fence that alerted them whenever something came across the barrier.

At one point, things, destructive monsters, started coming across — always at night — that were very difficult to stop. It later turned out that these monsters were the monsters of their dreams. Those who were left had to monitor themselves to dream only of good things.

A brainwave generator, or brainwave entrainment, will help you to access this place of your dreams, both good and bad dreams. Without some support, this can be as frightening as it was for the soldiers in this film. With the guidance of an excellent and experienced teacher such as Gerald O’Donnell, you will be able to control your dreams and project only the good ones.

In the old Star Trek TV Show, Captain Kirk and McCoy and Sulu travel to a beautiful world in the original episode called Shore Leave. McCoy mentions that it looks like something out of Alice and Wonderland and the trouble starts. A large white rabbit appears first, looks at his watch and complains that he is late, soon followed by a young girl who is looking for him.

Not all the crew have such inoccuous adventures. This represents the danger of the brainwave generator for the undisciplined and uncleared mind. The planet responds to the thoughts of the crew members, whether they are positive or negative, constructive or destructive. Spock, of course, had the mental discipline to avoid random, unintentional creation.

Gerald O’Donnell reminds us of a more recent movie, The Sphere, with Dustin Hoffman and Sharon Stone. The golden sphere they discovered constantly mirrored back your intentions. Again, a brainwave generator will help you to find your own golden sphere. First be careful that you absolutely know what intentions will be mirrored back to you.

All these inspired science fiction stories give warning that before we ought to enter into Creation, we need to be clear, emotionally and mentally.

Accessing Our Creative Powers

In spite of our low vibratory rate, we are still capable of manifesting when we visualize with full details great memories of our past. This will raise your vibratory rate and is a technique of NLP.

Gerald O’Donnell recommends that before you engage in traveling with a brainwave generator, you build your imaginative abilities: Paint, and write, listen to music and read novels. He reminds us that sculptors have tactile imagination and nature loving people have olfactory appreciation and imagination. He recommends that we work at imagining touching and hearing and seeing. He suggests that we imagine smelling various flowers or scents or perfumes.

He wants us to build our abilities so that we have more to bring to a visualization we intend to manifest. All masters tell us that we must visualize using as many of our senses as possible, and we must be in the present time in our visualization. These are elaborate day dreams, with you as the main actor and director. At this point, a brainwave generator would have us in an alpha state.

If we then practice feeling various emotions, so that we can learn to switch from one to another, we will be gaining mastery over our emotions. The goal, he explains, is to achieve perfect emotional steadiness, strength, and peace. This inner development is a necessary step to becoming purposeful, and not accidental, Creators, which we will become when we adjust our vibrations, and use a brainwave generator to learn to access theta and delta. Practice will help us learn to control our thoughts and emotions as Spock was able to do in Shore Leave.

The American Monk, Burt Goldman, who does not use a brainwave gnerator, but hypnotic techniques, talks about accessing powers from our doubles, our dopelgangers he calls them, in parallel universes and teaches us how to access them for information and advice. He has been using Quantum Jumping for a while. We will report more on this later.

BiPassing the Guard at the Gate

Various masters talk about our internal inhibitions or blocks. They are often blamed for failure when attempting to use the Law of Attraction. These are part of the structure of our conscious, logical minds. This mind is the guard. The guard stands from mid-alpha up through beta. This is where we normally are without the adjustment of a brainwave generator.

Eric Amidi agrees with Gerald O’Donnell and tells us that our creative prayer/instruction is sent out from our Higher Minds. Our Higher Minds are perpetually connected to Source/Creator/Divine Matrix/Universe and are the conduit for our manifestations. The prayer will always be successful if we can get it to our Higher Minds.But, how do we get to our Higher Minds? Through our subconscious, which is guarded by our conscious mind.

Eric discusses this elaborately. Meditation is a way to put the conscious mind to sleep while our awakened spirit communicates with our subconscious mind. This is recommended by every master.

He also warns us of a great danger — falling asleep during a movie or TV. When the conscious mind is actually asleep, any story will imprint the subconscious and be prepared for manifestation by our Higher Minds.

Move your TV’s out of your bedrooms if you want all your creations to be positive and on purpose.

Another way to bypass the conscious mind is to go under it. This is done with either meditation or brain wave entrainment (through a brainwave generator) which allows you to go directly to low alpha or theta or delta. The conscious mind is still active in high and mid alpha, but is not present once you go below.

Don’t ignore the dangers evidenced in Shore Leave. If we are not in control of our subconsciously stored memories and associated feelings, we won’t know what will be manifested. Do not fool around with brainwave generation until you have utilized clearing methods and are in good control of your thoughts and feelings.

Eric Amidi explains that the guard at the gate, our conscious mind, is part of us because we need to be protected from our random thoughts. Did you ever have a destructive or violent thought when angry at someone, “Oh, I wish…..” Wasn’t it a good thing that your thought wasn’t instantly manifested?

So, the first step is to build your creative imagination. The second step is to gain control over your thoughts and emotions. The third is to visit ARVARI where Gerald O’Donnell will give you the training that you need to raise your vibratory rate and access theta and delta safely.

Healing Thoughts, HealingMindN,

Randolph

In reality, any meditation that requires discipline is mindfulness meditation. When you shift your focus to singular, essential functions within your body, this is mindfulness.

As of late, the psychoneuroimmunology specialists have latched onto the “mindfulness” concept because it’s relatively easy: Simply focusing on one significant body function like the breath has already had amazing success in departments of integrative medicine all over the world.

Medical doctors all over the world are just now beginning to realise that complementary alternative medicine is far more effective in its treatment modalities AND far more cost effective in contrast to mainstream allopathic drug treatments. Here is a small excerpt from More physicians suggesting meditation, acupuncture:

..Five chronic conditions — mood disorders, diabetes, heart disease, asthma and high blood pressure — account for more than half of all U.S. health expenditures, according to the Institute of Medicine, part of the National Academy of Sciences, which advises the federal government on health issues. But these are the disorders that conventional medicine struggles to treat, according to the institute.

“Studies show that $2.5 trillion is being spent in a system that is not improving the overall health of our citizens,” according to the institute. “Incidents of chronic disease are on a sharp rise and by 2023 will cost our nation $4.3 trillion.”

Proponents say CAM, which is also called “integrative medicine,” is a cost-effective solution.

Integrative treatments fall into four main categories: natural products (vitamins and supplements), energy medicine (acupuncture), manipulative practices (chiropractic work) and mind-body medicine (meditation or deep breathing)…

For Now, let’s talk about mind-body medicine.

In a Canadian Institutes of Health Research Study cited by the article, Scientists explore how Zen meditation reduces pain perception, researchers discover how zen meditation or zazen decreases individual receptivity to pain. I’m not sure how a hot plate on the thighs compares to chronic joint, muscular pain, or otherwise, but let’s see how their research panned out:

Dealing with pain

During meditation-like conditions, it appeared that meditators further reduced their pain partly by breathing more slowly: 12 breaths per minute versus an average of 15 breaths for non-meditators.

“The Zen practitioner senses pain but deals with it in a different way,” said Myokyo, a monk and teacher of Zen meditation at the Abbess Centre Zen de la Main in Montreal.

It could be that slower breathing was linked to reduced pain by keeping the body in a relaxed state, Grant said.

“While previous studies have found that the emotional aspects of pain are influenced by meditation, we found that the sensation itself, as well as the emotional response, is different in meditators,” he said.

Psychologist Ann Amsa teaches techniques such as visualization and breathing to help people with chronic pain.

Amsa said Zen meditation also works on the mind to lessen pain. Meditators observe good and bad sensations and then accept and release them so painful stimulation is felt less intensely, she said.

If meditation changes the way someone feels pain, then people would need to take less pain medication, Grant said.

The next phase of the research will involve MRI scans to learn how mediation affects brain activity…

The only item missing from this article is a citation on how Zen Meditation is done. Here is an excellent pictorial reference from Zen Mountain Monastery: Zen Meditation Instructions. It even includes a .pdf manual to take with you and study at your leisure.

As you see from the method, there is focus on the breathing to be sure. Notice something similar between all the Zazen positions? The hand positions, right? Better known as the mudra. Notice where the mudra is. According to the Zazen instructions, we place this mudra directly over the hara, or tan tien in Chinese, or better known as the center of gravity of the body to the western mind.

This place is also one of three major energy centers of focus in Eastern types of meditation (which are probably three of the seven chakras in the body). When you focus at the main energy center, at the center of your gravity, you draw energy there. The power of your intention is placed at the hara.

This energy center is the main energy well utilised in soft/hard style martial arts like aikido and taijiquan. Martial arts practitioners focus on the hara/tan tien during meditation exactly because they know this place is like a giant capacitor; the hara is capable of delivering tremendous amounts of energy from one living being to another. The usual mode of energy transfer from one body to another is through the hands.

Do you recall that post I made on Dynamo Jack? Super Human Morals of a Qigong Master. The follow up is called Keys to Qigong Meditation: Yin / Yang Perspective wherein I explain how energy is delivered from the hands.

This is a deeply academic subject. I know about it because I have a passion for it.

Since we’re talking about passion, we need to cover several other topics that this Canadian Institutes of health study seems to be leaving out: Life style of zen meditators and their intention when using meditation in their lives. I guarantee you that zen meditators have passion, not only for meditation, but for what they gain from meditation, a better passion for their lives.

Some may argue that these meditators have discipline which is why they are so good at meditation. Of course, they have discipline. What I’m saying is that a person needs passion for something first before they dive into the discipline for what it takes to do it. Did you read the article previous to this one? You love what you do and you do what you love.

Passion and Pain

Can a person who is experiencing chronic pain who has never had a passion for meditation use meditation as a tool to combat pain? Let me say this: People with chronic pain are very susceptible to suggestion. Just ask the U.S. prison guards at gitmo bay. In fact, ask any U.S. prison guard or any orderly at a mental institution. Pain causes obedience.

Does this mean pain creates passion? No. If anything, a person under chronic pain is going to have severe discipline problems when trying to practice Zen Meditation. There’s no amount of head knowledge, celebrity endorsements, or testimonials that’s going to induce passion and discipline in a person riddled with chronic pain. People in pain are looking for immediate relief. That’s why drugs are so popular; that’s all most people in pain are educated about, that’s all they know.

An Alternative Mindfulness Meditation that works for Everyone

Since most people want instant gratification from their pain, there is an alternative that helps within minutes, be it physical or emotional pain. I discussed this modality of healing a number of times; it’s called emotional freedom techniques, a form of energy psychology.

I call it a form of meditation because it does involve deep breathing and your focusing or “tuning” on one thing at a time: First your problem of pain, then self acceptance, then revealing underlying causes of the pain, then further self acceptance, then your desire to rid yourself of the underlying problems, then transitioning through your own strength to overcome the pain.

All of this involves deep breathing and tapping upon key acupuncture “shotgun” points around your body with the tips of your fingers or even your knuckles. In fact, you can even imagine the tapping; you don’t have to do it physically. It still works.

There are all kinds of example of people defeating their pain. You can see their reports at the EFT site. I will provide a few common examples, so you can have an idea about what’s going on and how it works:

• 25 years of pain from experimental surgery was eliminated with 90 minutes of EFT — Follow-up: no recurrence of pain after 8 months
• Using EFT for Pain Management – New Discovery Can Bring Major Pain Relief Without Drugs – It Can Work Where Nothing Else Does
• Intense back pain and numbness
• Tapping on love pain leads Marta to her traumatic birth experience

Those are all the examples I have to to show you right now. There are thousands more at the EFT website. Please pick up your free EFT Tutorial + Manual and check out the EFT videos. These provide all you need to know to use EFT for your self.

You will quickly discover that when your intention is directed towards healing rather than the pain, then you are expressing the power of your intention. There is much more to human intention than mainstream researchers are willing to understand because it seems to “mystical” for them.

In fact, we are spiritual beings intimately attached to physical bodies. When our focus is on healing, the healing is what we have. Energy psychology like EFT is a natural mind-body healing modality that sprang from observing nature – just like meditation. Meditation rose from the intention of healing. This is the power of your intention.

Healing Thoughts, HealingMindN

Randolph