Archive for August, 2011
The Law of Vibration – The Only Natural Law That Exists!
Posted by admin in Natural law on August 14, 2011
We all are inter-connected to one another at a deep cellular level. Anything & everything that you see in this world is made up of Energy. Everything in the universe is energy. Even we human beings are made of energy. If you take a powerful microscope & see what the molecular structure & composition of anything is; you will find that everything is made up of energy & it vibrates at a certain frequency. Vibration is nothing but energy in motion.
As like attracts like, energies that resonate similar frequencies attract each other. Also the frequency at which energy vibrates can be changed consciously, & when the frequency changes whether consciously or sub-consciously, it also affects the composition of other neighboring energy frequencies.
That’s why our life is inter-connected & inter-related. You must have experienced it time & again. Whenever we meet someone for the very 1st time in life we either get a positive vibe or a negative vibe even without uttering a single word or knowing one bit about that person’s background.
Isn’t it strange & yet very powerful? We need to look at life from a holistic perspective. If you can conquer your problems holistically, only then will you be able to live a life Genie – Size.
Everything in this universe is a set of mathematical relationships that are run by universal laws. These laws of nature are always accurate and perfect & never err or fail even once. There are no coincidences and accidents although they may seem to be or appear to be so. Everything is a perfect outcome of the cause that initiated it.
Everything is energy ‘grouped’ together into forms. Simply put, you are an energy system. You are not just a chunk of flesh; you are a mass of energy. If you were to put yourself under a microscope, you would find that you are made up of cells, which are in turn made up of molecules of various substances. Read the rest of this entry »
Rationality and Love: The Levels of Consciousness
Posted by admin in Rationality on August 14, 2011
In David Hawkin’s book, Power vs. Force, he mentions that many great thinkers never transcended the level of consciousness known as Reason. This means that geniuses like Einstein, Newton, and so on, only scored a maximum of 499, and never made it to Love, which calibrates at 500.
This leads to an interesting question. Why is it that these brilliant men never seem to calibrate at Love? What would leave them unable to transcend the level of Reason and experience more advanced states of consciousness?The answer seems to be the mind itself. That is, at least the minds of these great men. In other words, advanced intelligence can actually become a hindrance to achieving advanced levels of consciousness.
This is unusual because intelligence is often a key factor in ascending the levels of consciousness up until Love. For example, it takes quite a bit of thinking to achieve Courage and decide that life is no longer scary, and that you’re going to try to make the most of it. And Reason makes particularly good use of intelligence, key factors being the attainment and analysis of large quantities of specific data to achieve desired results.
However, all levels from Love and above require something outside of the mind. Once a person finds their natural state of consciousness in the attractor fields of Love and higher, they are no longer slave to their mind. They are directed from something much greater. This is known as transcending the ego in most spiritual literature. At this point, they can still use their mind (and obviously do), but there is no longer the presence of an internal dialogue.. Instead, this incessant chattering is replaced by stillness and pure awareness.
Starting at 500 and becoming stronger as the numbers get higher, an intense presence starts forming. This presence is closer to intuition than traditional intelligence, and arises from consciousness or spirit rather than intellect. Intuition seems to arise out of a collective unconscious or some other unknown force connecting all humans, almost like a psychic ability. This is something that Einstein and the like didn’t always have access to. Read the rest of this entry »
Laws and Ethics in Psychology
There are many laws that control how psychology is used in our country. Most of these laws cover a variety of ethical problems that those in the field of psychology often face. There are certain codes and rules a psychologist must follow to protect patients as well as the public. These ethical principles not only help guide mental health professionals, but they also protect both health professionals and patients facing a wide variety of problems and difficulties. Professionals in the mental healthcare field may see many problems day to day in their careers, so many of these laws help guide them in making tough decisions.
Informed consent is an example of a law in the ethics of mental health care and psychological research. This particular law has been created in order to help protect patients and their family members. This law also serves as a guideline to researchers and mental healthcare professionals on how to properly treat and inform patients. Following laws such as informed consent laws help professionals protect themselves against medical malpractice suits as well as giving them guidelines to follow in the case that the medical professional is unsure how to handle a particular situation with a patient.
To a researcher, the laws surrounding informed consent may seem harsh, they are made to protect those who are naïve to any consequences of any treatments and studies. Luckily, there are many loopholes in these laws and these loopholes are kind of built in to protect patients, their families, mental healthcare professionals, and psychological researchers.
Take this into consideration: a woman that has been involved in a terrible car accident. In order to survive, the woman requires major surgery. However, the woman is unconscious and unable to legally consent to the surgery. Read the rest of this entry »