Are the traumatic symptoms caused by the traumatic event itself? Or do they stem from the frozen residue of response-energy that has not been discharged? As this resistance-residue remains trapped in our nervous system and the star-tetrahedrons of our lightbody, it can consequently wreak havoc on our body and mind. The long-term alarming, debilitating, and…
Did you ever leave a ‘freeze in fear’ situation, and later thinking “I should have said or done this or that”? This “replay” of a trauma is a clue that the body is storing an image, for the purpose of replaying the drama later in order to complete the process of trauma discharge. Most of…
The involuntary and instinctual parts of our brains that are activated by a perceived life threatening situation are the parts similar to animal brains. That’s why we can learn much from studying how certain prey animals avoid traumatization. One key to healing trauma in humans lies in mimicing wild animals when they complete their cycle…
Is Trauma an emotion charged Memory? Human cultures tend to judge a surrender in the face of an overwhelming threat as cowardice. They fear and avoid it because it is a state very similar to death, but in fact it is the strongest survival response, because if you completely relax you may live long enough…
Human health shows us the effects of the bully <> victim dynamic in a host of physical and psychiatric disorders that result from what we label as “resistance” or “stress”. This almost benign term, camouflages the mortal gravity of the condition of constant rage and panic that characterizes this bully <> victim dynamic. Human health…
Victim of Abuse or Trauma? The effects of aggression permeate every layer of our social fabric. The roles of victim & aggressor are deeply embedded in human consciousness. They play out their dramas in personal, virtual, local, national and international theaters. Is this the insanity that plagues humanity every day? What aspect of our human…
The current understanding between classical and quantum mechanics is that all objects obey the laws of quantum mechanics. Classical mechanics is a mere quantum mechanics of large systems, a large collection of particles, because many macroscopic properties of classical systems are direct consequences of the quantum state of its parts. The stability of bulk matter,…
The quantum theory of the atom was developed to explain a phenomenon in the natural world, where sub-atomic particles called electrons normally remain in a wave–particle-wave function orbital path around/through the nucleus of an atom. This phenomenon could not be explained by classical mechanics laws, such as Newton’s laws of motion and some of Maxwell’s…
Attention Management Work/Play shops Main Objective: To discover mind & body management tools already sub-consciously present. Tools & Techniques to be re-discovered: Belly laughter Belly breathing Deliberately directing of Attention: a. velcronization b. spacial directing c. have it both ways d. immersed attention e. shifting of attention f. freeing frozen attention g. specific bodily attention…
Quantum Mechanics, together with Quantum Physics and Vortex Physics are all off-spring of Field Physics, which dates back to ancient Greek Philosophy. Max Planck (1900) found that the stuff we are made of is not simply atoms, but a force that holds everything together in our bodies and worlds. It is coming from a conscious,…
The Brain in the Gut The Enteric Nervous System (ENS) Whereas the ANS is designed to help us process the actions from every life event and experiences, our digestive system is created to digest the foods we eat. We don’t have to think about HOW to digest the salad, soup or sandwich. Our body’s innate…
The Limbic Brain evolved about 150 million years ago in birds and mammals, and houses primarily the centers of emotion. Together, their parts form a cap or limbus around the R-brain. Hence the name limbic. Since it links emotions with behavior, it suppresses the R-brain with its habitual ways of responding. It contains both innate…
