{Spam?} RE: [HealthyIndia] Now science catches up: Stress aggravates allergies.

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends

I have some personal research experience that I would like

to share.

a) Posture of sitting changes with changes in pattern of the

thoughts. When left leg is resting on the right leg, I feel more intuitive or meditation

of self-idealism; and in reverse condition, I am more ‘memory based’

for example, practical or accurate like in the business.

b) Sleeping with head in the north, gives current or other anxiety

to keep awake or dream quite closer to reality; and head kept in south gives

deep sleep and dreams of our true nature or intuitive direction.  

c) Sitting while facing east and in solitude gives intuition

easier compared to facing other directions. If in meetings or non solitude

condition, east facing is distractful. It changes the

mind to deep thinking if one is always sitting while facing the sun.

d) If persons have a guru or IST who is source of thoughts

(light) in the mind, the person gets changed even in physical shape and life

styles. This might take time to experience the IST but once it is in place,

thoughts find an automatic route or a known way, and move effortlessly, and their

bodies do not get infected by diseases. This is best way to reduce stress.

e) Many of my friends who have only read text (mixed/ non

original knowledge) books in their education are very unsure what they read,

and their minds are cluttered. And those of us who

have not read text books, but read the books or original works of Abraham Lincoln.

Gandhi. Eistein, Ishikawa. Sony, Bill

Gates, Nash etc.. they get

more quickly developed because these methods fix the IST in the mind space

easily.

Regards

K G

 

 

 

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Saturday, August 19, 2006

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[HealthyIndia] Now

science catches up: Stress aggravates allergies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Karolinska

Institutet

 

 

 

 

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August 18, 2006