Mindful Mondays episode 4 : The 7 layer magnetic oscillator - energetic principles of the human heart, and its power as a multidimensional communication device
The heart is the most powerful organ in the body, and not simply because it pumps blood.
It has energetic principles, and a multidimensional component.
If you were to ask any mainstream scientist, “what is the seat of the soul?” or “what drives the human body to function?”, there should be no dispute that they would naturally answer, “the brain”.
However, mainstream science is overrated. I say this because mainstream science consists of outdated systems.
So content in what they think they have known - inside their safe little bubble of normal - they would be hard pressed to look at new factual evidence that does not synthesize with their existing belief systems.
Rather than deconstruct and recreate those belief systems based on the new evidence, they would rather neglect the new information.
However, there is a new group of scientists who are so concerned with the finding out of truth and with unrestricted research that they have shunned the status quo of the mainstream science community and created the heartmath institute.
The heartmath institute consists of intellectual professionals who have combined their resources for the prime objective of studying the human heart.
They have conducted many studies, written many papers, and continue to do so.
Overall their work indicates that the heart is more powerful, and intelligent, than the brain.
In fact, the heart generates the largest electromagnetic field in the body, its electrical field being measured as 60 times more powerful than brainwaves.
The heart's magnetic field is measured as FIVE THOUSAND times more powerful than that of the brain, and can be measured from several feet away.
The tools used to measure these electromagnetic fields are electrocardiograms (ECG’s) and electroencephalograms (EEG’s).
Scientist Gregg Brayden believes that this magnetic field of the heart may stretch anywhere from miles to potentially reaching into the solar system.
The heart's magnetic field is known as a Torus, or Torus bubble.
It is multidimensional and affects what it comes in contact with by relaying the information.
This means that humans communicate via their hearts, and they aren't even aware of it.
The heartmath institute has identified that the rhythmic patterns of the heart are “distinctly altered” when different emotions are experienced.
When one is on a higher vibration, experiencing love, the Torus bubble is expanded, however when in a state of fear, it is significantly decreased in its sphere of radiance, which is shown in the diagram below.
With each beat the heart carries the emotional information of the mind/body/spirit out into its torus bubble, and simultaneously retracts or absorbs information from coexisting magnetic fields and torus bubbles.
This explains the phenomena of being in love.
Your heart and brain are in cohesion and furthermore, your torus is actively working in sending/receiving information to/from your lovers heart torus.
The heart has been associated with love for hundreds - if not thousands - of years.
We as egotistical humans with our ‘big bad tech.’ tend to think that the reason for this is because generations before us were simply unintelligent and not very advanced.
Yet modern society cannot duplicate some of the incredible feats orchestrated by ancient civilizations, such as the building of ancient temples.
I think it is safe to assume that the ancients knew what they were talking about when it came to healing, astronomy, ET’s and even the fundamental principles of the human heart, as we are rediscovering the same information today.
The heart is a more powerful organ than we have formerly believed.
It works in cohesion with the brain and in some instances is more powerful.
Neurocardiology has to date confirmed that the heart is a ‘sensory organ’ that functions as a multifaceted information encoding and processing centre that enables it to remember, learn and make independent practical decisions that do not involve the cerebral cortex.
The Institute of HeartMath has also discovered that the heart actually “has its own brain , with about 40,000 brain cells.”
What is interesting is that apparently the heart begins to beat in the human fetus BEFORE the brain is even formed.
This shows that our heart has its own intelligence can essentially think for itself.
If we centre our attention in our heart, we will find that our decisions will be made based on intuition and there is no thinking process needed.
Perhaps this alludes to our heart being strongly connected to our “soul” memory, or akash?
Perhaps this means we are connected to a higher aspect of consciousness, or “higher self” ?
Regardless, it is certainly a complex organ, and should be honoured as a mechanism to discern truth.
It is much more than just “that thing that circulates blood”.
It is a powerful magnetic oscillator and a communication device.
And so if we are in tune with our heart, if we listen to it, we will intuitively know, rather than using logic.
If we expand our heart centre and start to exist predominantly from our heart chakra, we will find that we are less prone to anger, resistance and depression and more prone to appreciation.
Our Torus bubble expands into the collective consciousness of the earth's magnetic and crystalline grids.
In other words, your vibration radiates.
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Great article. Thank You very much.
Brilliantly written, keep it coming..Namaste!