Supported Energy Lines

SPIRIT-CONTROLLED BIOCOMPUTERS

A big statement. First off, 'Spirit' biocomputers implies something supernatural or religious, and conversely, it in some way dehumanises us, – making us out to be little more than a meat computer. 

We've been progressively dumbed down by science and made to feel insignificant within the infinite cosmos, yet, we are all very special individuals experiencing life through the senses and through shared experiences, can wilfully bring meaning and purpose into our lives.

Everything we imagine, think and do, comes from the same origin – energy. Every movement we make and every step we take, comes from a manipulation of that same energy. We are movers of energy, and we can create energy to use energy in a number of significant ways through energy transportation channels called meridians.

The 12 Meridians
We have 12 channels in the body, which all act like batteries to hold our energy. Each channel links to two organs in the body that have a positive and negative charge or male/female polarity. These organs are badged as Yin (Masculine) and Yang (Feminine) in Daoist Traditional Chinese medicine. 

Yin are containers of energy, such as the Gallbladder, whereas Yang organs are the feminine, such as the filter organs, liver, lungs and kidneys.

Elements & Organs
Each of the 12 organs corresponds to the five elements which govern this realm: Earth, Metal, Water, Wood and Fire. Metal can be more closely associated to the Ether – which is the source of Masculine Qi energy. Earth contains the feminine energy which bind the body, including carbon and the crystal forms of plasma energy (the fourth state of matter). Water included the four states: Air/gas, fluid, ice and structured water as plasma. Wood is the source of energy, rigidity and substance. Fire is the cleansing force that transmutes earth, water, wood and travels through the etheric energies in waves.

As difficult as the Chinese system may seem to Western minds, the concepts are sound when we look at how emotions affect our organs and how our moods can be related to organ health. Stress impacts the organs and while in a stressed state, the energy required for proper functioning of the organs can be restricted or cut off, creating a depleted state and potentially a sustained blockage.

T'ai Chi + Qigong

Blocked, stuck or stagnant energy is the main cause of disease. Contaminants within the body can restrict proper flow of energy, and these blockages can be material, emotional or mental blockages.

With Chinese martial arts (and Yogic asanas), we can move the body in a way that gently moves the subtle energies within us and around the body. All around us are gases which contain ions of electronic particles. By shifting energy or stroking our arms, legs and bodies through the etheric ions, we can add our own bioenergy to create eddies and balls of energy, which we can use to charge up our biofield.

Similarly, in Yoga, we use the breath and movements to stroke the energy fields, creating static electricity at the back of our throat (Ujjayi Breath), and moving the energy around the diaphragm and lower abdomen to charge the energy body.

Piezoelectricity
Our bones are made up of crystal matrices which hold charges of electricity. The bones actively 'breathe' when we move, with the muscles and tendons applying pressure on the bones to release piezoelectricity. Energy pumps in the feet and bottom of the heel help us to move energy up from the ground into the legs, through the energy meridians, into the blood, the lymphatic system and interstitial fluids.

Bones are made up of lattice matrices which are formed through electrical biogenesis, whereby crystal formation occurs from nerve impulses or regenerative frequencies, sent by the central nervous system,  that make use of minerals and tissue salts for creation of cells – essentially forming 'crystals', that make up the 12 tissue salts found in the body. Having a deficiency in nutrients that the body uses to extract minerals from and employ in its programs to form structures which make up the body, results in poor function and deterioration. This over time allows for degeneration – and aging.

Under a microscope, structures of the bone resemble beehives – the most efficient, lightweight, strong, flexible, and 'breathable' honeycomb structure. As we apply pressure to these structures, piezoelectric energy is released, travelling through the channels of the bone, which is used by the nervous system to power the muscles. This is where 'breathing' of the bones allows energy flow.

The nerves in the body are linked through the spine up to the brain and back out again, allowing our extremities to inform us of our surroundings and, in connection with multiple receptors on the skin's surface, provide us with full spatial awareness, as is required to navigate safely through life. 

The central nervous system has a complex system of heat, light, and pressure-sensitive receptors that ensure we can move efficiently, apply power to the muscles for strength, dexterity and make sure we are avoiding injury. When the nerves become impaired through nerve impingement, blockages or injury, the nervous system is unable to communicate with the other sensors in the body called Telomeres – which help DNA chromosomes manage endocrine chemicals, repair and clean-up operations.

Bruce Lipton is a leader of 'New Science', a movement that blends our understanding of how the body works, with how our emotions, mindset, and intentions affect the DNA expression. Bruce recognises the non-physical or 'Spiritual' aspect, which is the lifeforce energy. When life force is good, the 'spirit ' is lifted, moods improve, happiness and success levels are amplified. 

In the above video, Bruce explains how positivity helps us to remain healthy and the importance of nutrition and exercise to keep the body in balance. He clearly understands how gratitude aligns with the systems in the body that receive resonant positivity for maintaining good health.

Acupressure + Electrical Stimulation Devices
Sometimes, the fluids in the body (lymph, blood and interstitium), can become contaminated with impurities such as dead cells, micro-organisms, mineral deposits and other elements that the body has become clogged with. Being positive, having a good diet, lifestyle and exercise may not be enough to rectify the situation. 

Tiredness or poor sleep and recovery, hormonal changes and age-related changes in the body, can leave the body drained, out of balance and potentially stuck in programs that strip the body of nutrients without replacing or clearing out the debris. This is where the lymphatic system can become sluggish or clogged, and because the lymph is close to the nervous system, the channels can become blocked or weakened through contamination.

As we age, the build-up of impurities and causal factors such as stressful jobs and hectic family life, can all add up to create symptoms we put down to 'old age' but are reversible and certainly better managed with some useful tools which stimulate the energy systems. Qi Gong, T'ai Chi and Yoga are all excellent exercises for stimulating the nervous system, wringing out the stale blood from organs, pumping the heart and moving around the subtle piezoelectric and etheric energies within the body.

Coupled with a magnetic acupressure pen to help move energy through the fingers and toes, regular usage can prevent the symptoms of tight joints and cause inflammation.

Meridians connecting to all the major organs, digestion, the lungs and filters like the liver and kidneys, can be difficult to reach within the abdomen, but they have nerve endings in the hands and feet. To identify the meridians, we can use an electrical acupressure pen.

The above video shows how we can locate the liver, the lower intestine and the lung along the forearm. In this clip, we can see how the thumb is activated by using an electrical device to direct a pulsed electrical current through meridian points along the arm and in the hands.

By applying this pen's pulses on the meridians that correspond to the organ that needs help (usually expressed as stiffness in the fingers), we can help the body to move on the blockages which are caught up in the fluids, in the energy channels and within the joints of the fingers and toes.

A combination of exercises and lifestyle changes, coupled with the right tools for aiding recovery, should be used as required to rectify the problems, remove the symptoms and reverse the issues causing disease.