The power of Will.

Quite often, when we turn conventional wisdom on its head we approach something closer to the truth.

When particular ideas are presented, their connection can be of similarities in space, shape or time. They're also accompanied by a feeling charge. Thoughts can be concerned with action possibilities, yet never be put into action. There can be an idea of lifting one's leg and yet the leg isn't necessarily lifted.

In order to lift one's leg, an image is presented to the mind, of the direction in which it must move. One's bio-field sets up a field gradient in the pre-imaged direction and the leg follows it. The initiator of this act is a very fine sensation, and we can give it the name 'Will'.

We have been educated to believe that intelligence somehow originated in the brain, but we see intelligence in the way a plant's leaves orient towards light, the way its roots seek water. We see it in the way a wound heals itself, we see it in the way that species evolve to enjoy most beneficially the fruits of their environment. They evolve not as Darwin might have said, accidentally, 'by the survival of the fittest genes', but as a process of bio-field forces adjusting the shape of the bodies of each succeeding generation. On a more mundane level, in this way, it takes seven generations to make a master diamond cutter.

The brain is more correctly defined as a tool of the Will to develop consciousness. 

We have been educated to believe that it is impossible to use this deep Will in order to not only move our head and limbs, but also the muscles and tissues in our inner organs.

In yogic teachings, powers to perform such acts are called Siddhis.

Cancer of vocal cords healed naturally

Dr. Sandra Rangel, who ate her way out of cancer. 

Dr. Sandra Rangel believed that she'd been eating in a healthy way and had exercised regularly. However, in December 2006, she was diagnosed with stage III cancer on the left vocal cord. After they had treated her with radiation therapy, the doctors told her that her hair would never grow again on the back of her head. She proved them wrong, and healed herself naturally. 

A remarkable, beautiful woman, in every sense of the word.

She was interviewed on the Raw Life Health Show.

http://youtu.be/l85Giwwn4Ow

[Doctor Gets Cancer and Goes On a Raw Food Diet]

 

metanoia

"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers".
(Henry IV part 2)

It's considered to be
one of his most famous quotes.

Many have used this method of gaining power.
As Pol Pot, Mao Tse Tung, idi Amin,
and lately, Mugabe, did by overthrowing lawyers.

I choose to believe that ol' Shakey
had something far deeper in mind
when he penned those words.
What if we were to apply this principle to
the overthrow of the legal system in our own mind?

Until the 1970s lawyers, being one of
the recognised professions,
were not allowed to advertise.
And since that time the pursuit of clients
has highlighted their seedier side.
The ambulance chasing fraternity seeks to
persuade us that it's always somebody else's fault.

Some years back, on a Winter mountaineering course
I watched helplessly while my friend careered down an ice slope
like a sack of potatoes. The solicitor member of our party
suggested that he could successfully sue the hosts,
because the guide was inexperienced and clearly out of his depth,
a course of action which my friend politely refused.
He chose to accept the fruits of his own actions.

Did you have PPI?
Had an accident, not your fault?
Someone said something malicious about you?
My wife tripped on a pavement.
"Are you suing the council?

Meta-noia, change in perception, is needed now like never before. Thoughts in the mind follow each other mechanically, connected by similarity in space, time or feeling attachment. In meditation (inappropriately called 'mindfulness'), we can stand apart from this stream of thought, stand under, or understand it. In yoga this is called 'watching the monkey jump'.

While passive to this state-educated, mechanical, monkey jumping, we go along with general flow of the culture we've been brought up in.

I've seen too many people dying because they were passive to it, and some, even in their final days, collecting to fund the research into more chemicals of the type that very often hasten their death.

"Adequate knowledge is activity; activity is happiness.
"Inadequate knowledge is passivity, is misery."
(Spinoza)

Inadequate knowledge can lead to the taking of a magical pill for any illness. Far easier to do that than work to change your ideas, your diet and your emotional attachments.

Adequate knowledge can convince that we are wholly responsible for our responses to what life throws at us. We don't pin the blame for our misfortune on anyone else.

The errors I make put me in that place where I am 'self-accuser, self-judge, self-jury, self-executer of sentence, and self sufferer of my own decision to correct myself.

I understand my friend's decision not to sue.

I understand that my own internal law is more important than any external law. Always keeping in mind the yoga principle of 'ahimsa', doing no harm, it means the death of lawyers is in the death of their influence over the way I choose to live my life.