overactive nerve cells

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Namaste Marilette,

 

Will the Regeneration of the Nerves protocol work with

overactive nerve cells. It could be PTSD or just over

active nerve cells.

 

Some of the symptoms are: certain noises causes what

feels like electrical shocks to go through the body,

rapid movement seems to agitate the nerve cells as

does over stimulation.

 

There have been childhood trauamas and karmic issues

that have played a part. The childhood traumas are

slowly dissolving with pranic psychotherapy and the

karmic issues seemed to have been resolved. Any help

would be

appreciated.

 

In all that is good and loving,

 

Jane

 

 

 

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Dear Jane,

 

Namaste.

 

Thank you for your email.

 

Medical Background:

 

Auditory Nerves and the Brain

 

Nerve impulses are transmitted from the ear to the

brain via the auditory nerves, one of the several

sensory nerves that exists in the group of nerves

known as cranial nerves. The auditory nerves connect

the nerve impulses of the ears to the upper " temporal

lobe " of the " cerebral cortex " . Nerve impulses pass

over " neurons " via an electro-chemical action. That

is, the neuron itself provides the necessary energy to

propel the impulse along the nerve. The nerve impulse

does not travel as fast as a standard electrical

current, but instead moves at about 3.25 to 395

feet/sec. Nerve impulses travel over many neurons on

their way to the brain. Neurons work together by

transmitting the impulses through the " axoms " to the

" dendrites " of the neuron. The dendrites of one neuron

communicate to the dendrites of another by means of

the " synapse " . This gap-like structure communicates by

releasing a chemical transmitter substance.

Human factors involving the auditory system

Virtual reality attempts to offer realistic stimuli

for all human senses. Given the current state of

technology, the details of realism are often

trade-offs for real-time management of the system

components. The auditory system is no exception. While

the human ear is capable of hearing a multitude of

distinct sounds, the ear can only concentrate on

listening to one particular sound at a given time.

This physiological constraint has lead to studies in

" auditory cognition " . Auditory cognition analyzes such

issues as attending to auditory events, remembering

and recognizing sound sources and events, and

perceptions of acoustic sequences. The theories behind

auditory cognition attempt to explain how the brain

processes and/or filters out certain sounds.

 

These studies are useful in Virtual Reality systems,

because they allow the developers to mimic selective

sounds in the background while the user attends to a

specific important sound. For example, if the virtual

environment imitates the city of New York, the sound

generators need not orchestrate the sounds of taxi

horns, subway noise, the rustling of people, and other

typical background noise. These may be merged as one

sound that is played in the background, since the user

may not want to attend to any individual sound in this

sound cluster. However, the user may be interested in

hearing his name being called among the noise. The

layering of this sound over the background noise is a

sound to which the user would selectively attend. In

this example, the sound of interest (i.e. the name

being called) would require the use of 3D sound.

However, the background noises need not take advantage

of the 3D sound capabilities, since these sounds seem

to surround the user, and the user does not

consciously attempt to locate the sound source of each

individual noise.

 

Continuous and loud noise is a source of irritation to

most people. However some people have especially

sensitive hearing and are unable to tolerate ordinary

levels of noise. This can occur in people with normal

hearing, or in those with a hearing loss. There are

different components which can contribute to sensitive

hearing hyperacusis, phonophobia and misophonia

recruitment. Our knowledge based on the Jastreboff

model and desensitization techniques developed in the

1980s now allows effective treatment of hyperacusis

and misophonia.

 

The mechanisms of hyperacusis, misophonia, phonophobia

and recruitment.

 

Hyperacusis is due to an alteration in the central

processing of sound in the auditory pathways where

there is an abnormally strong reaction from exposure

to moderate sound levels. The cochlea is often

completely normal, although patients frequently

wrongly believe it is irreversibly damaged.

Traditional teaching involved only an understanding of

'recruitment' , the result of cochlea damage. Since

all people with hyperacusis can be helped by a

behavioural approach with 'sound' therapy, it has

become clear that the symptoms cannot be the result of

irreversible ear damage. Another reason for sound

sensitivity is misophonia. This means a dislike of

being exposed to a certain sound. Here the auditory

pathways may be functioning normally, but there is an

abnormally strong reaction of the limbic (emotional

system) and autonomic nervous system (body control

system) to which the auditory system is intimately

connected.

 

Sometimes because of the belief that it will damage

the ear, or makes symptoms (sensitivity, or tinnitus)

worse. If this dislike is very strong we may call it

'phonophobia' literally - fear of sound. Often normal

environmental sounds like traffic, kitchen sounds,

doors closing, or even loud speech, cannot be

tolerated, even though under any circumstances they

cannot be damaging to anyone. In misophonia and

phonophobia certain complex sounds produce discomfort,

on the basis of their meaning or association, while

other sounds which are enjoyed (such as music) can be

tolerated at much higher intensity levels. If there is

a difference in the intensity of different sounds

which produce discomfort, then it is very likely that

a degree of misophonia exists. Misophonia can lead to

hyperacusis (changes in central auditory processing),

and a consequent persistence of abnormal loudness

perception. In practice, most people with decreased

sound tolerance have both hyperacusis and phonophobia

/ misophonia together in varying proportions.

 

In treating these conditions, it is important to

diagnose which condition is present and which is

dominant. A common widespread and largely harmless

expression of misophonia is seen in the fathers of

teenage children to 'modern' music being played (even

in the distance) and to the dislike of music 'leaking'

from the headphones of portable cassette players on

public transport. In addition some sounds are

inherently unpleasant, like the squeak of chalk on a

slate, even though the number of decibels produced by

this is very small. This is 'cultural' or species

specific phonophobia!

 

Mechanisms of hyperacusis

 

The 30,000 fibres in the auditory nerve carry

information about the individual frequencies of each

complex sound that we hear. 1/20 of a second later,

these reach the cortex of the hearing part of the

brain (in the temporal lobe) where conscious

perception of organized sound occurs. Until the

message reaches consciousness, no sound is heard.

During the passage of this coded signal, it undergoes

a great deal of processing, similar to a computer, but

much more complex.

 

Sources - Human Interface Technology Laboratory,

" Auditory System " by Joe Steinmetz and Glen Lee;

HYPERSENSITIVITY OF HEARING (Hyperacusis, misophonia,

phonophobia) by Jonathan Hazell FRCS, Director,

Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Centre, UK.

 

 

Pranic Healing:

 

 

NOTE - This technique is to be used for scanning:

 

For aura - Scan the upper, lower and bottom part of

the aura.

 

For chakras - Divide the chakra into 4 parts

frontally, the core then the root. These make a total

of 6 parts. Scan each one of the parts for bulges or

holes. Make a mental note of the affected part and

give emphasis to it when cleansing. Apply sweeping

until each part is smooth and all parts are balanced

with each other.

 

1. Invoke and scan before, during and after

treatment.

 

2. Scan the aura.

 

3. Scan the crown chakra, forehead chakra, ajna

chakra, back head minor chakra, throat chakra, jaw

mnor chakras, ear minor chakras, front and back solar

plexus chakra, the different sections of the brain and

spine.

 

4. Teach the patient proper pranic breathing. Ask

patient to do 12 cycles before start of treatment, and

continue during treatment.

 

5. After the patient has completed 12 cycles of

pranic breathing, apply general sweeping using EV.

 

6. Form the intention to disintegrate and remove

negative elementals and negative thought entities

lodged in the affected part(s) of the chakra.

 

7. Localized thorough sweeping and energizing using

EV on the throat chakra with emphasis on any part with

bulges or holes.

 

Stabilize with LB.

 

8. Localized thorough sweeping and energizing on the

ear minor chakras and the jaw minor chakras.

 

Stabilize with LB.

 

9. Localized sweeping and energizing on the different

parts of the brain (front, back, left, right, middle,

center, bottom) and the entire spine and both sides

of the spine.

 

Stabilize with LB.

 

10. Localized thorough sweeping and energizing on the

front and back solar plexus chakra with EV.

 

Stabilize with LB.

 

11. Localized thorough sweeping on the front and back

heart chakra. Energize through the back heart with

EV simultaneously visualize the heart becoming

brighter.

 

12. Localized thorough sweeping and energizing with

EV on the crown chakra, forehead chakra , ajna chakra

and backhead minor chakra.

 

13. Create chakral shields on the ajna, throat

chakra, ear minor chakras, front and back solar plexus

chakra. Create an auric shield.

 

14. Stabilize and release projected pranic energy.

 

15. Repeat treatment 3 times per week.

 

16. For patient: Unless there are other medical

conditions that prevent the proper practice of the

Meditation on Twin Hearts, practice the Meditation on

Twin Hearts daily, regularly.

 

17. Regular physical exercise.

 

18. Eat healthy nutritionally balanced daily diet

with plenty of fresh vegetables and fresh fruits.

 

Source - Pranic Psychotherapy and Pranic Crystal

Healing by Master Choa Kok Sui.

 

Love,

 

Marilette

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Pranic Healing is not intended to replace orthodox medicine, but rather to

complement it. If symptoms persist or if the ailment is severe, please consult

immediately a medical doctor and a Certified Pranic Healer.

 

2. Pranic Healers who are are not medical doctors should not prescribe nor

interfere with prescribed medications and/or medical treatments. ~ Master Choa

Kok Sui

 

Miracles do not happen in contradiction to nature, but only to that which is

known to us in nature. ~ St. Augustine

 

Reference material for Pranic Healing protocols are the following books

written by Master Choa Kok Sui:

Miracles Through Pranic Healing, Advanced Pranic Healing, Pranic

Psychotherapy, Pranic Crystal Healing.

 

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