Metaphysics: Meta-physical Body Energy

By David Howell

Meta-physics means changed physics (meta = changed). As you will see, the meta-physics of the body really means meta-nomenclature (changed names). So let's take the mystery out of meta-physical body energy by exploring the meaning of some common terms.

One of the first meta-physical words most people run into is "aura." Someone invariably will ask you what color your aura is. Since it is an electrical field-generated aura, blue is a good answer. Depending on what neurotransmitters are in use, the aura may be yellow, purple, pink, red, or multi-colored. Blue is the most common.

Auras can be seen best in low light and humid conditions. Arizona is not a great place to see auras. Your aura is there, of course, since you have an active electrical system, but with low humidity, you must rely on the humidity provided by your body to see the electromagnetic field glow.

The color of an aura is important because it signifies the type of neurotransmitter in use. During illness or injury, the body produces and uses different chemicals than a healthy body uses. The size and shape of your aura is important because this indicates the relative strength of the electrical field. The aura will be small or even absent where little or no electricity is flowing along the nervous system. The aura will be strongest where a lot of neurotransmitters are stored or in use.

The aura can be made larger by increasing the number of electrons moving in the nerves. Conversely, causing the aura to get bigger can increase the number of electrons. This is simple electromagnetic field physics.

The aura does not store energy. Increasing the size of the aura may appear to be storing energy, but is simply a reflection of the electrical storage and activity of the body.

Another early meta-physical set of words people run into are "Yin" and "Yang." These two represent respectively "female" and "male" energy. What they really represent are the quantum mechanical left and right spin electrons slightly differing in electric auras. As it turns out, females show a general selection for use of left spin or Yin and males use right spin or Yang electrons.

These opposite spin electrons, when polarized, as the body can do, create a kind of battery that can be used to influence body chemistry. With practice, this very slight polarity can become a potent tool for many uses, including healing.

Acupressure/puncture uses many mysterious points on the body to create wondrous effects. These systems really work (much to the amazement and chagrin of medical doctors). As it turns out, the critical points are called Tsubos or Nodes of Ranvier.

Each Tsubo or Node of Ranvier represents a point where neurotransmitters are stored, used and manufactured. When the body is hurt, it makes and uses a certain mix of neurotransmitters. When the body and mind are healthy and happy, a different mix of neurotransmitters is used. This is the way it goes for every mood, emotion, illness, or injury.

While most acupressure points are on Nodes of Ranvier, some are on areas that cause the Nodes to produce a desired mix of neurotransmitters. The mix of neurotransmitters used to send a signal to or from the brain is important and tells the brain and body what to feel, what's wrong, what action to take, etc. If you want to fake the brain out, you need only to mix up a bogus soup of neurotransmitters, send out the signals and the brain will believe them. If you want to heal someone, set their aura to a healthy aura and the neurotransmitters must change to match the aura (at least for awhile).

That is how a hypnotist can raise a blister on a subject just by touching him with a finger. The brain believes the finger is red hot, sends the appropriate signals via the right soup of neurotransmitters, and a blister raises. That is how acupressure works. Send the right signal to the brain, and reality is altered (or restored!).

Acupressure uses meridians to assist in healing people. These meridians are lines envisioned on and in the body that connect specific Tsubos. Skillful use of the activation, alteration, deactivation, or energizing of these meridians of Tsubos and Tsubo-affecting points can do wonderful things. Headaches can be cured, pain made to go away, the body operated on without injecting pain killers, or the mind made to stop being afraid, etc.

Just as the mind can raise a blister, telling the body what to feel, the body can tell the mind what to feel. Fear, for example, usually happens when the body is afraid of being harmed. If the body tells the mind all is okay, the mind will believe, sending back good signals and reinforcing the body in its belief of well-being. This resonates back and forth, gaining strength (and health) until the body and mind are indeed just fine.

A well-trained practitioner can create these effects by activating the correct sequence of Tsubos. Potentially, any healing, any emotion, any feeling can be affected through skilled use of meridians of Tsubos and the production of the proper soup of neurotransmitters. It doesn't matter how the neurotransmitters are produced, the body and brain acts only according to their chemistry. A person can't be in terror and happy at the same instant; the chemistry of the electrical transmission lines can't send more than one "flavor" at a time.

Conversely, convincing yourself that you are healthy and happy will do the same by sending signals to your body that say "healthy and happy." When signals of health are sent out, the body will act accordingly and be healthy. A combination of mental attitude and body energy changes should be a powerful tool for healing. Such a tool exists in the Tree of Life combined with Tantra and body energy alignment.

Diet is also important to create the above benefits. The body will produce the called-for neurotransmitters to the best of its ability. It will even break down other tissue to make up needed soup mixes. That is what happens to the terminally depressed or angry person. The body is consumed by the need to produce special neurotransmitters until it actually harms or even kills them. Your body can't make what isn't there. Feed your body well!

Electron-spin effects or Yin/Yang effects are very important in manufacturing the appropriate neurotransmitters. Neurotransmitters signal the body and brain to create a wide range of hormones, endorphins, pheromones, etc. The same neurotransmitter with Yin-spin electrons will cause a different set of hormones, endorphins, etc., to be made than the same neurotransmitter with Yang-spin electrons.

It's a very complicated system! You can see that skilled is certainly the operative word. Fortunately, there is more than 5000 years of experience to draw on to help us accomplish our goals.

That is an interesting point. This stuff was known at least 5000 years ago. It hardly seems possible that with just a pair of hands, all that accurate knowledge of the body could have been discovered, but it was!

Your hands are highly sensitive instruments. With training they can accomplish all of these things and much more.

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