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[Medicalnewscommentaries] IMVA - HeartHealth - The Psychology ofthe Heart - The Vulnerability of Being - August 27, 2007

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Psychology of the Heart

Cave Diving Into the Center of True Heart Intelligence

International Medical Veritas Association

 

 

 

Dear IMVA,

 

 

Below you will find the very words that started me on my writing journey 12 years ago. It's the beginning of a chapter titled The Vulnerability of Being and it is the literal corner stone of my life and work. Below that you will find the table of contents for the HeartHealth section of the Survial Medicine compendium, which has expanded past the promised 1500 pages to approximately 1,800 pages. There is so much material I am putting together it is hard to get an exact page count until the very end. The below materials represents approximately 500 pages.

 

The HeartHealth section represents what we could call soft or emotional medicine. It deals with issues of the heart, of emotion and feeling and with the conflicts we have with our sexualities and relationships with other human beings. It also deals with communication and listening psychology and conflict resolution. This section has a presentation of multi-dimensional models of intelligence and perception, what I call Color Psychology.

 

I am asking those readers who have taken advantage of the discount for pre-publication to give me a one week extension to the end of the first week of September, to the 10th at the latest for the official publication date of the html e-book compendium. For those who are just joining the IMVA the pre-publication price is 125 dollars but as of the seventh of September it will be 175 dollars. For ordering information please contact Luciana Valentim.

 

 

 

For more information about Survial Medicine and information about our work with cancer please go to the Sanctuary Cancer Clinic site, which has information about our online clinic and our clinic here in Brazil. Next week we will be publishing two ground breaking chapters to the mailing list and to the clinic site. The first is on transdermal iodine and the second offers a complete revision in oral care.

 

Mark Sircus Ac., OMDDirector International Medical Veritas Association http://www.imva.infohttp://www.magnesiumforlife.com

 

 

 

 

 

The Heart is the Vulnerability of Being

 

 

Vulnerability is the capacity or susceptibility to being hurt. From the perspective of the heart, from the center of our vulnerable being nature, life on earth holds a great potential for the deep hurting of our beings. Inside the heart lies a great capacity for hurt, a sensibility of being that is complete in its ability to feel the uncaring, hurtful and abusive nature of others in ways that lead to a great deal of suffering. Most of us have been hurt one way or another, but some much more than others. In general we are hurt through the general lack of love that gets expressed as a lack of understanding and deep listening on the part of our parents, teachers, friends and others who just do not have the willingness or capacity to care enough.

For most people the feeling of being exposed to emotional hurt, or exposed to being taken advantage/abused relates to feelings of vulnerability that are to be avoided at all cost. Most people associate vulnerability with the feeling of being fragile, weak, or of being susceptible to emotional pain and suffering. When we are being taken advantage of either in business or in intimate relationships, we tend to feel highly uncomfortable and insecure. When such situations are prolonged we get sick with the helplessness and easily end up feeling trapped or imprisoned. No one likes one bit when their feelings and rights are being ignored and run over especially when we feel too weak to do anything about it.

Normally our vulnerability relates to our innermost feelings and fears with the possibility that others might use our feelings and fears against us if they knew of them. So we hide them to protect ourselves not knowing the cost of repression and separation. Surrounding these issues are the basic feelings of insecurity, our lack of self-confidence, lack of trust in others and the basic fear of the unknown, of uncertainty and uncharted waters. So people who fear being hurt, who fear their own vulnerability and the feelings engendered by it, tend to not let others know how they feel, they tend to think thoughts like, “I am never going to let my guard down, never let them know how I really feel. I have been hurt in the past so I will never let anyone hurt me again.” This all leads to attitudes that do not trust anyone, pretending we have no problems or weaknesses when we do, and walking around with the attitude that it’s nobody’s business how we feel and that nothing and nobody can help us overcome the pain we feel.

The word vulnerable is also synonymous with the words openness and exposure. Being open is a fundamental key to a life of fulfillment and success, to happiness and love. By their openness, people tend to exercise their courage and become freer from fear. Being vulnerable in this sense is synonymous with being open to communicate, being open to share and care, which all opens us up to the possibility of growing as a person in emotional and spiritual ways. When we are vulnerable in a positive way we try out new behaviors, attitudes and or beliefs in the pursuit of fulfillment and personal growth, we become willing to take chances and try out new experiences, accept challenges or take risks in trying out activities where the outcome is unsure.

The most important key to finding the love of the heart is found in our willingness and ability to be vulnerable.

The most interesting paradox of human life happens to center on issues surrounding our vulnerability. On one side we have this fear of being hurt that closes us down in a multitude of ways. On the other side our openness leads to a dynamic life of courage, faith and trust in others and ourselves. When a person is truly vulnerable there is an unobstructed entrance or view to the persons heart, being and soul. In the strongest or most enlightened person there is no protecting or concealing cover because the person needs none. Such people carry themselves in full view of others because they are not afraid of being hurt, because they are not afraid to suffer.

In the middle, between fear and hurt on one side and love and courage on the other lies a mystery, something little understood by modern man. We have words in language to describe something that we no longer know with any degree of intimacy. In the center is our being, something we come to this earth with, something that takes full form at our birth. In both modern and ancient languages we have this entity that exists inside of us, some internal fire and passion for life and love called the heart.

The Heart is the Vulnerability of being. This says it all when it comes to the heart. It is easy to hurt most beings because the heart is vulnerable. And our bodies are just as vulnerable. In the beginning we just are, a being with the capacity to feel perfectly vulnerable, deeply sensitive to all that is immediately around us. As babies when we are born we need a tender touch, looking to unite in bliss with the beings that have brought us into the world. It is in this that the heart is completely visible, though vulnerable, needing unbreakable bonds of love and trust.

Deep within is our pure being whichhas incarnated into this body.This being is ultra sensitive.From the moment of conception this pure beingis picking up subtle impressions from the environmentthrough the heart center of pure feeling.

Scientific evidence does show that even very young children are capable of experiencing deep anguish and grief in response to trauma, loss, and personal rejection. Dr. Kyle Pruett, clinical professor of psychiatry at the Yale University Child Study Center, says “infants are highly attuned to mood even when in the womb making them susceptible to things like parental depression.” The reality is that a 4-month-old can be clinically depressed for if they do not get the love and care they deserve and need they begin to withdraw. Our pure beings need and deserve pure love and when we do not get it we become disturbed in our being, in the heart center that feels.

The ground state of our self is just a being that feels.

 

 

 

 

 

Table of Contents

HeartHealth Section of Survival Medicine

- Preface

- Introduction

- The Pump – The Being

- The Universe of the Heart

- The Tides of Love

- The Heart is the Vulnerability of Being

- The Grace of the Heart

- The Tears of the Melting Heart

- Empathy

- Longevity & Health

- Doing HeartHealth Exercises

- HeartHealth Exercise # 1

- The Psychology of the Heart Feelings and Emotions

- Love in Health, Healing and Medicine

- Therapeutic Healing Touch

- The Intelligence of our Feelings and Emotions

- Emotional Addiction and the Avoidance of our Vulnerabilities

- Needs and Feelings

- Social Side of HeartHealth

- The Suffering of the Heart

- The Hurting of Ones Being

- HeartHealth Exercise # 2

- Spirituality and Suffering

- HeartHealth Exercise # 3

- Positive Attitude

- Happiness

- Happiness, Love and Emotional Management

- Emotional Management & Appropriate Reactions

- Anger - Feeling - Caring – Respect

- Beyond Duality

- Simple Clues to being in the Heart

- Choosing the Heart over the Head

- The Multi-Dimensional Mind

- The Limits of Mental Beliefs

- Empathy Breaking Concepts

- The Mental Universe of Doubt and Fear

- HeartHealth Technique 9

- The Vision of Emotional Literacy

- HeartHealth & Educational Child Abuse

 

 

 

 

The Heart of Sex

- Sex, Love and Intimacy

- The Psychology of Touch

- The Heart & Sex

- The Psychology of Orgasm

- Love, Sex, Passion & Lust

- The Fountain of Youth

- Sexuality

- The Psychology of Sexual Guilt

- Sexual Fantasy and Pornography

- Christian Morality, Sex, Marriage and the Concept of Sexual Purity.

- Meditation and Sex

 

The Marriage of Souls Human Relationships and Communication Strategies

- The Marriage of Souls

- Introduction

- Shared Emotional Life & The Oneness of Being

- The Psychology of Listening

- Communication Psychology

- Mirroring and the Art of Listening

- Married on a Soul Level

- Love Between Couples without Sex

- Jealousy

- Virtual Story of Love and Healing

- The Art of Loving Confrontation

- Divine Romance

- The Oneness of Being

- Digital Life - Virtual Relationships

- Using the Internet as an Amplifier of Human Consciousness

- Virtual Life

- Virtual Community Psychology

 

Color Psychology - You are a Rainbow

- You are a Rainbow

- Red Level of Awareness Physical Consciousness

 

- Orange Level of Awareness Social Awareness

 

- Group Consciousness

- Yellow Level – Intellectual Awareness

- Green Level of Awareness – Security Consciousness

- Blue Level of Awareness – Concepts, Ideas, Memory

- Indigo Intuitive Level of Consciousness

- Violet Level of Awareness – Imagination

- Orgasm and the Chakras

 

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