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Rayzorblades
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Intro:
When I was originally drafting this post, I was going to put it into the same format as it's in, but with notes beside each entry. No protocols since those should be in their own respective threads, just some quick definitions and observations. I wrote 3 skills out and it hit 1,200 words. So instead I'm just making this as a list with further explanation/expanion/training protocols to be done on each individual thread as I write them.
I'm breaking this list up into 3 parts. Stuff I CAN do to varying levels, stuff I'm working on to make it actually reliably demonstratable, and stuff I can't do but I'm pretty sure is feasible because either A) others have done it or B) I've extrapolated from other data.
What I Can Do:
Emotional Self Control
Brainwave control
Heartrate Control
Stopping Bleeding
Circulation Control
Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) Control
Enhanced Healing Speed
Increased Immune Function
Increased Skeletal Muscle Motor Unit Activity
Enhanced Stamina
Slowed Digestion
Lucid Dreaming
Adrenal Control
Self Induced Postive and Negative Sensory Hallucinations (this is more of a broad category):
-Pain Dampening
-Phantom Pain Generation
-Phantom Touch Generation
-Temperature Sense Dampening
What I'm Working On
More Hormone Control
Enzymatic Control/Control of Pancreatic Functioning
Increased Circadian Timing Accuracy
Reduced Need for Sleep
What I Think is Possible Based on Data
Telepathy
Telekinesis
Psychometry
Clairsentience
Empathic Projection
Induced Hallucination in Others
Healing of others
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As you can see some of these are pretty commonly seen, others seem pretty fantastic, but I'll expand on the data to a limited fashion in this thread where questions arise, and further in each skill's own thread in future if anybody's interested. It's a little hard to quanify some of them since many overlap to incredible levels, but I'll do my best. Enjoy.
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Alastan
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I've definitely accomplished a few of these myself, but I am at a loss as to how you got slowed digestion.
And dampening temperature, I never did succeed at that.
I do concede, your list has me jealous. 
Increased Circadian Timing Accuracy though, does that refer to KNOWING time, or waking at specific times? Depending on what your going for, I could offer some assistance.
And I would have thought hormone control to be intricately tied in to emotional control, isn't it?
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The digestion slowing came from messing with my peripheral nervous system and my adrenals. The easiest and fastest way was just increasing adrenal output. This as you know, has many OTHER effects. So then it just became a matter of focusing specifically on the functioning of the right parts of PNS. Keeps me feeling fuller for longer, and while I don't have the equipment to test, seems to make what I eat more nourishing due to having more time to go through my gut.
The temperature was easy. I've actually been doing that for years. Keep in mind it's temperature sensation not resistance. My muscles will still slow down and cramp up if I don't increase my circulation (which itself is a newer skill). As to the sense limitations, I tested it at 40 below with wind chill for a half hour in Alberta winter, in my underwear, a few years back with no problems. And then 2 years ago in an industrial freezer 20 below in a tshirt and shorts for 3 hours.
| Quote: | | Increased Circadian Timing Accuracy though, does that refer to KNOWING time, or waking at specific times? Depending on what your going for, I could offer some assistance. |
Knowing time. I can pretty easily tell, based on how I'm feeling, how much sleep I've had, and then doing some quick math. But my mental alarm clock seems to be totally shot for the most part.
Also sometimes I can guess the time to within 3 minutes of accuracy, other times, jack all for accuracy. Pretty much all of those are what I'm shooting for.
I have a training protocol in development, but I'd be interested in your ideas.
| Quote: | | And I would have thought hormone control to be intricately tied in to emotional control, isn't it? |
Yes and no. Do hormones cause a flush of emotion; or can forcing yourself to feel an emotion cause a rush of hormones? Kind of a chicken/egg thing that's based on potentials. Some people with TONS of testosterone "roid rage" all the time, others don't, despite having the same levels pumping through their veins. If you want to boost your testosterone and related hormones for pheromonal reasons or muscle building, forcing yourself to rage all the time is not the best way to do it.
You raise another good point though; it touches on the huge amounts of overlapping I was talking about and how important it is that emotional control is the first skill learned.
Anyway, while I do have some hormonal control, as evidenced also by my manipulation of my adrenals, I'd like to learn to manipulate less emotionally related hormones for metabolic purposes; hunger manipulation, etc etc.
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| Quote: | | The digestion slowing came from messing with my peripheral nervous system and my adrenals. The easiest and fastest way was just increasing adrenal output. This as you know, has many OTHER effects. |
This is what I'm talking about. Brilliant! I would never have thought about adapting or modifying the digestive system via the adrenal glands.
THAT said, I've never touched this topic for just this reason. I would have assumed that increased adrenaline would lead to high blood pressure, an unerring hyperness, and most of all, increased aggressiveness.
If you remember some of the other work we did, aggressiveness was one of the things that we didn't want. On that note I haven't succeeded at all, and my various experiments have lead to vastly increased aggressiveness. With increased adrenal output, how would we limit or eliminate these negative side effects? Did you even come across them? Not that they don't have their benefits, but considering digestion happens all the time, I wouldn't want to feel one or more of the side effects all the time.
| Quote: | | The temperature was easy. I've actually been doing that for years. Keep in mind it's temperature sensation not resistance. My muscles will still slow down and cramp up if I don't increase my circulation (which itself is a newer skill). |
Controlling the actual temperature of the body is easy(often through control of blood circulation) and nicely verifiable, but sensation is more difficult.
Now you say that its sensation NOT resistance. So is it then, a mental attitude you adopted? Perhaps of simply letting the temperature 'be'? As you explain it, I can understand, in part, a possible perspective for success. BUT it would be entirely tied into how you thought about 'coldness/heat' in the particular situation.
I need a little more verification as to what you mean, my picture ain't clear. But it seems to me that this one is all in your mind(which would be very, very good).
| Quote: | Knowing time. I can pretty easily tell, based on how I'm feeling, how much sleep I've had, and then doing some quick math. But my mental alarm clock seems to be totally shot for the most part.
Also sometimes I can guess the time to within 3 minutes of accuracy, other times, jack all for accuracy. Pretty much all of those are what I'm shooting for.
I have a training protocol in development, but I'd be interested in your ideas. |
Ah, I'd misunderstood. You may or may not remember, but I have a talent for going to bed, ordaining a specific time(hour and minute), then going to sleep and waking up at precisely the time I specified before going to bed(more experiments have verified my accuracy, to the exact minute). But the concept your mentioning is a little different. But I shall comment all the same.
In this task, I usually get within 2 or 3 minutes of the time in question. HOWEVER, there is every possibility(and I'd say, a good degree of likelihood) that this a trait common to all humanity. Based on the idea that such accuracy is common to all of us, I propose to you two ideas/proposals:
A. First, the proposal, which is that rather then restrict testing to yourself on the subject pertaining to biofeedback, test it on many people! To clarify, arrange for an individual to be in a room with no clocks or time telling devices, and without informing them of the time of the experiment, ask them the time at various stages over the course of whatever activity you are doing. Of course record what the activity is, and their various scores contrasting with the actual time(should they ask you, ask them what they think it is, and tell them it is correct to encourage trust in their time-telling ability and thus, more sincere and unbiased answers).
While the idea of enhancing your own sense of time through observing the effectiveness of such time-sense in others might seem illogical, it is not at all. Rather it would give us a good view on the effectiveness of such a sense in others of our species as well as insight into the nature of the time-sense in human beings. Depending on the results it may or may not be necessary to improve the time-sense in yourself. For example, if it was found that individuals who were affirmed in their time-sense ability had steadily increasing accuracy, then we could conclude that their is a correlation between confidence in time telling ability and accuracy.
B. My second idea/proposal is that time is not something you will be able to quantify effectively, but is rather a fluid construct. If you decide to experiment with part A I am confident you will come to see this as well. The time telling ability of the individual will seem to vary, as specific circumstances and situations will feel 'short' and 'long'. This is why even the most accurate time teller will not always be right: because time itself is fluid. Aspects of this idea came to me as I read opposing viewpoints on how the brain understands what time is(since we really have no idea HOW we tell time, it makes this subject somewhat challenging).
I hope I wasn't too confusing there. I found it a difficult concept to explain.
| Quote: | | Yes and no. Do hormones cause a flush of emotion; or can forcing yourself to feel an emotion cause a rush of hormones? Kind of a chicken/egg thing that's based on potentials. Some people with TONS of testosterone "roid rage" all the time, others don't, despite having the same levels pumping through their veins. If you want to boost your testosterone and related hormones for pheromonal reasons or muscle building, forcing yourself to rage all the time is not the best way to do it. |
This is true, but only half so, I think. I'm going to take a chapter out of my own book of experience.
Through working out, various experiments, and changes in diet my level of testosterone has increased. Now I certainly haven't been raging all the time nor have I lost control of the emotions, HOWEVER!
There has been NOTICEABLE differences in my personalities(quite beneficial, but not totally intended) and I'm certain these were largely brought into play by my hormonal changes. Although they were certainly their before the increase, their influence grew dramatically probably as a result of the various practices.
So my response to this is while it seems like a chicken and egg situation, it really isn't: The emotions(or capacity for the specific emotional behaviors) are ever present in all of us, but are more likely to be expressed when specific hormonal levels increase. So the emotions only have the potential to be expressed, they do not start a cycle of anger/hormone/MOREanger/MOREhormone/MOREMOREanger/MOREMOREhormone etc.
Rather, as the hormonal levels increase, it redefines your personality(which of course is ever fluid and never truly stable) and encourages molds that express certain emotions more often: ie the testosterone pumped guy is more likely to express anger and aggressive behavior because the increased hormonal levels in his body have made such emotions more likely and acceptable to be expressed. I'm sure you can see how this isn't a far off idea, although more work on its presentation and explanation is definitely necessary.
My view is therefore that the hormones are the larger causes of personality changes and tendencies, with exceptions. Of course when you gain knowledge and wisdom of the situation and circumstances of your body, its whole different ballgame because you can CHOOSE what influences you want to express, and which you want to suppress/eliminate.
Now, I've realized here that I kinda went off topic, and I kinda answered my own question, theoretically.
I'll rephrase it in a different way.
"How do you influence your own level of hormones? For example, how do you increase your own level of serotonin via biofeedback?"
| Quote: | You raise another good point though; it touches on the huge amounts of overlapping I was talking about and how important it is that emotional control is the first skill learned.
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Your totally right, overlap is immense and emotional control is a must have, definitely number 1 on the list. Do you agree that the easiest way to attain such control is through reflection, meditation, or general body and mind stillness/focus? This is more for other newbies then I, but I attained my emotional control(or rather, awareness, sometimes I do enjoy indulging in certain emotions) via meditation. It sounds to me that you attained yours through biofeedback and hence, reflection/focus of mind.
If that was the case it would appear that learning that skill is a matter of discipline through stilled focus. What do you think about this conclusion?
| Quote: | | Anyway, while I do have some hormonal control, as evidenced also by my manipulation of my adrenals, I'd like to learn to manipulate less emotionally related hormones for metabolic purposes; hunger manipulation, etc etc. |
Looks like I jumped the gun in my conjencture earlier above, but this is exactly what I'm curious about too. Pumping adrenaline, thats not to hard. Testosterone? I suppose its feasible. But serotonin? Orexin? Enkephalin?
These things make me curious.
Of the rest, I think I have a grasp or have already done most of them.
If I may bug you with two more questions. Firstly.
"Increased Skeletal Muscle Motor Unit Activity"
I may know what this is in practice, but I'm not sure I understand here. Could you explain?
Second. Lucid dreaming. I've had off and off success, but I have not been able to repeat it consistently, and it bugs me. If I may pry, how did you succeed in this concept?
PS. My message got rather long, as you can see. If your willing to answer on specific ideas pertaining to subject matter, it might be more feasible to respond in a different topic, so the whole forum can look at a clearly defined and focused topic, rather then the big list here and sift through my gargantuan post. |
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Pretty impressive and interesting, I have no expeirence with biofeedback really, but I have mastered a bunch of these skills, for example
Emotional Self Control... I gained that along with the practice of the Release Technique
Brainwave Control.. can reach alpha state and theta state, Silva method and hemisync Gateways
Heartrate Control... can only slow it to a given external beat, how do you do it?
Stopping Bleeding
Circulation Control
Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) Control
Increased Immune Function
Increased Skeletal Muscle Motor Unit Activity
Slowed Digestion
.... didnt know any of these is possible to begin with XD.
Enhanced Healing Speed ... Quantum Touch and Quantum Entrainment are great in this area.
Lucid Dreaming... Only through methods such as WILD and using a clock to wake up in a dream, some brainwave products like hemisync as well did help a bit.
As for pain management, I use simple hypnosis stuff, but I am very interested in the phantom pain generator and touch, these sound quite incredible.
My expeirence with Circadian timing accuracy is that the subconscious is very accurate with it, you can tell your mind to go in a trance for an hour, and it will wake you almost at the end of the hour (give or take 5 minutes max)
Reduced need for sleep came to me as I practiced more and more of the release technique and quantum entrainment, I guess it has to do with reduced stress and peace of mind.
I've also done many healing of others using quantum touch with satisfying results.
I am very impressed with your skills honestly, and would love to learn how you have achieved such skills and in what way, double so for the hormonal and enzymes control. |
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| Quote: | THAT said, I've never touched this topic for just this reason. I would have assumed that increased adrenaline would lead to high blood pressure, an unerring hyperness, and most of all, increased aggressiveness.
If you remember some of the other work we did, aggressiveness was one of the things that we didn't want. On that note I haven't succeeded at all, and my various experiments have lead to vastly increased aggressiveness. With increased adrenal output, how would we limit or eliminate these negative side effects? Did you even come across them? Not that they don't have their benefits, but considering digestion happens all the time, I wouldn't want to feel one or more of the side effects all the time. |
Well like I said, that's why I stopped working with adrenaline itself for this purpose. I started directly tinkering with my body's own peristalsis and my pyloric sphincter muscles; releasing food into my duodenum in smaller amounts periodically.
| Quote: | Now you say that its sensation NOT resistance. So is it then, a mental attitude you adopted? Perhaps of simply letting the temperature 'be'? As you explain it, I can understand, in part, a possible perspective for success. BUT it would be entirely tied into how you thought about 'coldness/heat' in the particular situation.
I need a little more verification as to what you mean, my picture ain't clear. But it seems to me that this one is all in your mind(which would be very, very good). |
Essentially it is. It first began when I started relaxing my involuntary shivering response, to the point when no cold made me shiver at all it was so instinctive. With that my body just kind of followed suit, I stopped getting goosebumps and then stopped registering the sensation of "cold" at all. Likely through hacking my reticular formation's filtering abilities since the whole act began as a meditative relaxation.
Heat is a little trickier. Heat perception and pain are not the same thing, but the former can quickly lead to the latter. For heat it was sort of like forcing my body to instantly adapt itself to any level of heat that I could tolerate without injury.
If I meditate deeply, even in this ridiculous summer heat, I can get myself into a shivering goosebump chill as long as the humidity isn't too high. If the humidity is over 60 or so, it gets exponentially more difficult.
| Quote: | Ah, I'd misunderstood. You may or may not remember, but I have a talent for going to bed, ordaining a specific time(hour and minute), then going to sleep and waking up at precisely the time I specified before going to bed(more experiments have verified my accuracy, to the exact minute). But the concept your mentioning is a little different. But I shall comment all the same.
In this task, I usually get within 2 or 3 minutes of the time in question. HOWEVER, there is every possibility(and I'd say, a good degree of likelihood) that this a trait common to all humanity. Based on the idea that such accuracy is common to all of us, I propose to you two ideas/proposals:
A. First, the proposal, which is that rather then restrict testing to yourself on the subject pertaining to biofeedback, test it on many people! To clarify, arrange for an individual to be in a room with no clocks or time telling devices, and without informing them of the time of the experiment, ask them the time at various stages over the course of whatever activity you are doing. Of course record what the activity is, and their various scores contrasting with the actual time(should they ask you, ask them what they think it is, and tell them it is correct to encourage trust in their time-telling ability and thus, more sincere and unbiased answers).
While the idea of enhancing your own sense of time through observing the effectiveness of such time-sense in others might seem illogical, it is not at all. Rather it would give us a good view on the effectiveness of such a sense in others of our species as well as insight into the nature of the time-sense in human beings. Depending on the results it may or may not be necessary to improve the time-sense in yourself. For example, if it was found that individuals who were affirmed in their time-sense ability had steadily increasing accuracy, then we could conclude that their is a correlation between confidence in time telling ability and accuracy.
B. My second idea/proposal is that time is not something you will be able to quantify effectively, but is rather a fluid construct. If you decide to experiment with part A I am confident you will come to see this as well. The time telling ability of the individual will seem to vary, as specific circumstances and situations will feel 'short' and 'long'. This is why even the most accurate time teller will not always be right: because time itself is fluid. Aspects of this idea came to me as I read opposing viewpoints on how the brain understands what time is(since we really have no idea HOW we tell time, it makes this subject somewhat challenging).
I hope I wasn't too confusing there. I found it a difficult concept to explain. |
Yes I remember, and that ability is exactly what I want to achieve and expand upon.
As to proposal A, it's not a bad experimental protocol, but currently outside my ability to perform on a any kind of representative sample.
With regards to B, interestingly a few of the people I have been able to experiment with in this situation, they have contradictively said things like “Wow, this game is so awesome the time flies, I feel like I just started” to which I'd question “And what time do you think it is?” and they'd give a fairly accurate description of the time (within say 10-15 minutes or less), and then I'd say “Good, now what time did you start?” and they'd say a time that was say 4 hours before, so I'd reply “Okay that means then that according to you, you've been at this for 4 hours” and the usual reaction is disbelief despite me showing them the time. Consensus is that “It just feels like X pm”. So when we stop and think about it, no matter how fast or slow the time seems to have passed, it does seem like we do have internally objective clocks. Likely assisted by a vast subconscious calculation of variables i.e. “How tired am I? How hungry am I? What does the sky look like outside? How hot do I feel? How do I smell? What do the people around me look like?” and on and on.
| Quote: | | "How do you influence your own level of hormones? For example, how do you increase your own level of serotonin via biofeedback?" |
I'll get to that in its individual tutorial.
Speaking of, it's interesting, I've been working a lot on charity (volunteering and donating) and building things to actually aid in changing the world. Everything from free energy tech, to free clean water, cheap food, medicine etc. I have a collection of journals the size of the print version of the encyclopedia Brittanica with schematics, notes etc. Ideas, inventions, philosophies and on and on. A friend who lurks on here recently told me that I should start a charity, run it like a business, and start capitalizing on everything I do in order to expand and help more people the world over.
I thought about it a bit and asked where I should start, he told me (I think half jokingly) to start with my tutorials on here. I laughed, but man, with all the things I am currently doing, they really seem like wheel spinning in the face of a bigger picture. Sorry, off topic, just musing out loud so to speak.
I dunno, would anyone be willing to pay 10 bucks for a 10 or so page pdf tutorial on any of these subjects, which you could write off on your taxes as a donation? Just kicking it around.
| Quote: | Your totally right, overlap is immense and emotional control is a must have, definitely number 1 on the list. Do you agree that the easiest way to attain such control is through reflection, meditation, or general body and mind stillness/focus? This is more for other newbies then I, but I attained my emotional control(or rather, awareness, sometimes I do enjoy indulging in certain emotions) via meditation. It sounds to me that you attained yours through biofeedback and hence, reflection/focus of mind.
If that was the case it would appear that learning that skill is a matter of discipline through stilled focus. What do you think about this conclusion? |
That's fairly spot on. My techs themselves are more varied and specific depending on what I'm trying to achieve, but yeah that's basically it.
| Quote: | If I may bug you with two more questions. Firstly.
"Increased Skeletal Muscle Motor Unit Activity"
I may know what this is in practice, but I'm not sure I understand here. Could you explain? |
Like adrenaline priming the motor units without the need for adrenaline. I just tell them to “switch on” essentially and they do. My max bench went from 234 to 300 in 36 hours to the utter shock and amazement of my friends. However I could barely move my arms the following day.
I did prove that I could effortlessly push passed the “safety limiters” on my body though so that was cool. It felt effortless too and I know I could've done probably 500 lbs, but possibly at the cost of major muscular destruction.
| Quote: | | Second. Lucid dreaming. I've had off and off success, but I have not been able to repeat it consistently, and it bugs me. If I may pry, how did you succeed in this concept? |
This is getting way too long and I'll cover it elsewhere, promise.
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| Quote: | | Brainwave Control.. can reach alpha state and theta state, Silva method and hemisync Gateways |
I like some of Silva's stuff.
| Quote: | | Heartrate Control... can only slow it to a given external beat, how do you do it? |
I tell it to slow down haha. It's more complex and deserves its own thread.
| Quote: | Stopping Bleeding
Circulation Control
Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) Control
Increased Immune Function
Increased Skeletal Muscle Motor Unit Activity
Slowed Digestion
.... didnt know any of these is possible to begin with XD. |
Took a lot of research, thought/planning, and practise my friend.
| Quote: | | Enhanced Healing Speed ... Quantum Touch and Quantum Entrainment are great in this area. |
My ability to block pain, stop bleeding, tinker with hormones, and manipulate my GSR are responsible for this.
My experimental protocols are that I took a straight razor and made bleeding surface cuts to the insides of my upper forearms. Then I just focused on using my methods to make one of them heal faster.
Suffice it to say my left arm (without biofeedback) healed to nothing in about 10 days, my right arm healed to nothing in about a day and a half using my techniques, much to the amazement of my family and friends.
This isn't a perfect experiment by any stretch but it was interesting. My friends and family thought I was nuts but were amazed regardless.
It was an increase in healing speed by about 8 times, and I don't know if it would hold true to all illnesses/damage. Conversely, I also don't know if I was somehow subconsciously slowing down the left one just so the right one would heal faster. Although in the past, similar cuts on me have taken 10-14 days to heal. The left one left a scar, the right one didn't.
| Quote: | | but I am very interested in the phantom pain generator and touch, these sound quite incredible. |
Anyone can pretty simply imagine what pain or a touch feels like, but it doesn't really bridge the gap from imagination into actual sensory activation. It's the same for me unless I'm in an alpha wave state. Then I can actually feel the pain (I've been able to feel pain in my dreams for as long as I can remember), or the touch.
Sometimes when I want to relax, I slip into alpha and imagine a full body massage that's as relaxing and great as a real one.
| Quote: | | I am very impressed with your skills honestly, and would love to learn how you have achieved such skills and in what way, double so for the hormonal and enzymes control. |
Thank you. Tutorials are on their way. I find hormones and enzymes to be the most important aspects of bodily change; they essentially control your basic blueprint (especially hormones).
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| Quote: | | I tell it to slow down haha. It's more complex and deserves its own thread. |
indeed it does 
| Quote: | My ability to block pain, stop bleeding, tinker with hormones, and manipulate my GSR are responsible for this.
My experimental protocols are that I took a straight razor and made bleeding surface cuts to the insides of my upper forearms. Then I just focused on using my methods to make one of them heal faster.
Suffice it to say my left arm (without biofeedback) healed to nothing in about 10 days, my right arm healed to nothing in about a day and a half using my techniques, much to the amazement of my family and friends.
This isn't a perfect experiment by any stretch but it was interesting. My friends and family thought I was nuts but were amazed regardless.
It was an increase in healing speed by about 8 times, and I don't know if it would hold true to all illnesses/damage. Conversely, I also don't know if I was somehow subconsciously slowing down the left one just so the right one would heal faster. Although in the past, similar cuts on me have taken 10-14 days to heal. The left one left a scar, the right one didn't. |
that is quite incredible actually, and can you remove the scar now after it has formed from the normal healing process?
| Quote: | | Sometimes when I want to relax, I slip into alpha and imagine a full body massage that's as relaxing and great as a real one. |
great idea, I will burrow it from you.
| Quote: | | Thank you. Tutorials are on their way. I find hormones and enzymes to be the most important aspects of bodily change; they essentially control your basic blueprint (especially hormones). |
I believe you are quite right with that, I never knew it is possible to alter them without taking drugs and what not... can't wait to read the tutorials. Thanks a lot for sharing this amazing knowledge. |
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wow this is an amazing thread!
I am definitely a newbie in this. I haven't dealt with hormones thus far excepting using radionics to boost my testosterone level. I found that meditating with a focus/just putting your mind on the solar plexus made me more aggressive/proactive too.
Regarding healing, I haven't really done any experiments, I however 'felt' (super subjective) that I heal myself faster when I truly 'feel' the body part that I want to have them healed, as if I am doing a vipassana meditation.
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