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What has puzzled scientists and mystics alike is the source of an image found on the Shroud of Turin - an image which bears a strong resemblance to the body of a man, and the face of Master Jesus. Braden presents fascinating information about the Shroud of Turin: the cloth which was supposedly used to wrap the body of the crucified Jesus, and left behind then when his body disappeared from the tomb. In the second video - "The Science of Compassion" - Mr. As these two energies meet within the electromagnetic field of the heart chakra, the vision is infused with the life-blood of our feeling-energy - a kind of "immaculate conception" which births the vision into the manifest world. Once we've generated this energy - in what Taoist Inner Alchemy calls the Lower Dantian and Snow Mountain areas - we allow it to flow upward, at the same time as the vision-energy flows downward. Generating strongly-energized positive feelings about what we're envisioning is the key to manifesting these visions. Braden, we do this by activating the feeling level of our Being, rooted in the lower three chakras (root, sacral and solar plexus). While these visions, or prayers, might by themselves be quite beautiful and inspiring, they seem often to remain as just that:internal images or aspirations.īut how do we actually bring them into existence within our material world? According to Mr. These visions typically originate in the three upper chakras (crown, forehead and throat). Braden proposes, something akin to a quantum blueprint. Our conscious thoughts –-our visions of what we wish to manifest - are, Mr. Braden talks about the relationship between thoughts, feelings and emotions, in relation to the practice of prayer and creative manifestation. In an interview for a Louise Hay program, Mr. I recently had a big Inner Alchemy "ah-ha" - sparked by the viewing of a couple of amazing video clips of scientist/mystic Gregg Braden.
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Inner Alchemy & the Science of Compassion And the body is constantly infused with new energies as it is lifted into higher vibrational states. Thus personal practice serves an infinitely larger purpose. For me, kundalini itself can create a feeling state which enhances the practitioner's good thoughts going forth for the welfare of others. I particularly liked Elizabeth's ideas on the relationship of prayer/devotion/vision to embodied feeling. All are needed-in fact, humanity is being bombarded with these essential concepts, as if all the traditions were saying, "People, wake up! Here is the message which will save you!" Somehow, as I read Elizabeth's article, I was once again reminded of my own notion that today we are getting what are essentially similar messages (the Perennial Wisdom) emerging from many, many traditions, including sources of the modern era, each couched in a slightly different language. Gregg Bradon is a well known "edge thinker" who comes originally from the traditional sciences, but has long since leaped out of the box of conventional thought. Here is one of her recent articles in which she is integrating her thoughts from various areas. But if you go to and search for Gregg Bradon Louise Hay interview, number one, you can find it.Įlizabeth Reninger is a friend who lives in Boulder where she pursues a deep spiritual practice as a teacher of chi gong, an acupuncturist, a writer and poet, and a student of Taoism and other wisdom traditions. Note: I cannot link to the second youtube site that Elizabeth gave.