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The author explains epigentic (DNA based) healing, then gives the everyday applications. Dawson Church goes on to discuss "consciousness as medicine" and what he refers to as "routine miracles". And this discussion is simple, practical, and impeccably referenced to research.
I wish to mention the technique Gyoshi Ho which is used in Reiki. This techinque is also known as eyes healing and heres a small description about this technique : http://www.aetw.org/d_gyoshi.htm
Is possible that Gyoshi Ho can reduce IOP?
I just wish I could say one way or the other whether these practices affect my intraocular pressure.
And I also wish we knew if your theory is correct: that as a person continues to do TaiChi and/or EFT, their intraocular pressure settles down.
Mary
Here is what i have noticed after several months of recording my eye pressures.
Low blood pressure can be a problem for glaucoma patients because it results in insufficient blood supply to the optic nerve.
A lot of glaucoma patients suffer from anxiety, stress, panic attacks and other similar issues. Those issues lead to adrenal fatigue and adrenal exhaustion. And adrenal fatigue/exhaustion can lead to low blood pressure (hypotension).
By Barbara Bradley Hagerty
The following story illustrates that different forms of meditation build different types of skills. My own research also suggests that different forms of meditation have differing effects on intraocular pressure.
05.21.09, 02:00 PM EDT
THURSDAY, May 21 (HealthDay News) -- A certain type of meditation may help the brain retain images for short periods, says a new study on visual-spatial abilities.
In order to come to a fuller use of the senses, the organism has to be in a state of balance, in a state of rest. At the same time, the organism has to be in a state of alertness. So these two necessary things seem to contradict each other: restfulness and alertness. Restfulness is a state of quiet. Alertness is a state of dynamism, aliveness and receptivity. Restfulness allows the impressions to reach us; alertness allows the impressions to be sensed.
Considering current events, including the health care crisis and the global financial crisis, I found Dr. Roberto Kaplan's talk from a few years ago to be very relevant. Here is a summary of his talk I found somewhere (and I have since lost the source). I love the quote because I think it says a lot about how many world leaders are approaching solutions to our current problems -- very short sighted.
I'm copying part of a report from http://www.livescience.com/health/080902-zen-meditation.html. Please see the original link for the full article.
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