Happy Halloween

Happy Halloween to all!

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday. On a day like this it is worth appreciating what you have, the life you live now, and the people you know. At the same time it is worth remembering those who’ve passed away.

Honor them now by remembering them and send them good wishes. On a day like this it is worth remembering that you will also die some day, embrace this fact and do not fear. If you don’t know what death is then embrace not knowing and accept it as it is, it is a natural part of living. If you beleive in the after life or reincarnation then you know that death is just a part of a much larger journey.

Here’s a little history on Halloween courtesy to Wikipedia:

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I’m Listening to Mindfulness for Beginners

I’m listening right now to “Mindfulness for Beginners by Jon Kabat-Zinn” I’m on the first CD. I’m very impressed. I will write back when I’m done listening. I also have a lot of commentary on the ideas in these CDs.

Have you listened to this CD?

Stop Devolving, Start Evolving Now

Humanity is Devolving! … Not something you’re used to hearing friends talk about? A controversial issue? You bet.

I’ve been saying that humanity has been devolving, for a few years now.. It is my opinion that the human race has been experiencing reverse evolution.

Many experience devolution as they move from childhood into manhood or womanhood and into the world that we live in (and get blinded and dumbed-down by).

In this article I show you how to protect yourself from devolving.

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Doctors’ Hippocratic Oath

I always believed and still do that people are intrinsically good. I also hold that people seek to evolve, that the next human evolution is a moral and spiritual one.

Sometimes we come together and create documents to embody our ethical stance on issues. The U.S. Constitution is one of these documents, another and less known document is the doctors’ Hippocratic Oath document. Upon graduation, many medical students take a modern version of the Hippocratic oath written by Louis Lasagna in 1964.

To be honest, I was surprised by how ‘good’ this oath is and how ‘real’ it is. In particular I liked how it mentions warmth, sympathy, understanding, healing a sick human being not a disease, and understanding that an “illness may affect the person’s family and economic stability.” and that it’s the doctor’s  responsibility to deal with or acknowledge these related problems.

I wonder if physicians and health care providers find these aspects challenging.

This post is here to showcase the Hippocratic Oath. Here goes,

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All About The Aura

I always wondered if the human aura existed, ever since I was a kid. At points I thought I saw the aura, other times I doubted it even existed.

I have done a little research over the years and will kick it up a notch here. Future blog posts will discuss this topic, define what the aura is, discuss scientific research, people’s stories and opinions, and your (my readers) opinions and input.

Let us try to figure this thing once and for all! Let’s try to prove it. I understand the limitations of science, but I also beleive in experimentation. I also think that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. Let’s research and experiment the aura together.

Stay tuned.

My Mercury Amalgam Is Gone

I went to the dentist this morning and he took out the amalgam. This silvery amalgam was more than 12 yrs old, and broke in half a few months ago.

It’s a relief to have this tooth repaired and the toxic amalgam gone. I don’t have any mercury in my mouth now. I wonder if I will see any notable improvements that can be attributed to this; I doubt it because there are many factors that effect my health.

This was just a quick personal blog article, not much useful info here. Many future articles will include research, instructions, inspirations and real useful stuff, unlike this one sometimes I just like to share personal events like this .

Learn Full Yogic Breathing

This article shows you in simple words how to practice yogic breathing (or yoga breathing).

Full yoga breathing combines both yoga chest (thoracic) breathing and yoga abdominal breathing.

Get Ready

• Wear something comfortable, nothing tight or restrictive. Take off your shows and socks
• Lay down on your back, sit in a meditative posture, or a relaxed posture
• Be relaxed
• Hands and legs outstretched (alternatively with both hands on your abdomen)
• First start with your eyes looking up at the ceiling
• Gently close your eyes and relax more

Start:

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Dentistry Without Mercury