Magic or what? According to the Hindus everything is food, including sounds and visual vibrations – all kinds of impressions: stories, architectural proportions, union of forms and colours, harmonics and rhythms, dissonance, conflict and all the ideas with which we come in contact. All this, absorbed mechanically and mostly without awareness throughout the day, has made up our being and continues to do so, unless we wake up to this process and adjust our rituals.
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Psychological laws: excerpt from ‘The Act of Will’ by Roberto Assagioli M.D.
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1 Images or mental pictures and ideas tend to produce the physical conditions and the external acts that correspond to them. Every image has in itself a motor element.
2 Attitudes, movements, and actions tend to evoke corresponding images and ideas; these, in turn evoke or…
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I can understand that belief..in fact, despite being an atheist, I am very spiritual and can really empathise with ancient Hindu teachings. If we all lived more balanced harmonised lives, boy oh boy…the possibilities are endless! 😀
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Oh btw the Ashen, hope you don’t mind, but I’ve nominated you for the Sunshine Blogger Award! Your blog is an oasis of creativity, spirituality and tranquility in an otherwise frenetic chaotic web! Well done! 😀 xx
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Thanks for the honour. I promise to respond, after I dealt with a family matter.
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No need, honestly, just look after your dad and yourself! You are already an inspiration to those of us lucky enough to know you! 🙂
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Thanks, how do you say it, honey, nobody ever called me that. I rather like it 🙂
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Lol! Good. 😀 xx
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See my comment, written today, on your original May 2011 post. Brilliant stuff. I’d like to practice the healing exercise you describe.
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Basically, ignore all advice. Ask your body and mind for the rituals that work for you, from day to day. When agitated, I ask for a dream before I go to sleep.
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Love that! When traditional medicine is priced out of reach for many, this knowledge can save a life. In the absence of any “professional” care, listening to one’s body about what it needs for healing may help. Thank you.
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That said, my body craves Samson roll ups and good red wine – in moderation 🙂
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i did not knew that we hindus accept everything as food, including sound etc. then my religious studies are not that deep 🙂
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To thine own self be true…such good advice, always follow what YOUR mind and body are telling you. Must say I’ve recentlt started to fast on alternate days, and I’ve never felt happier in my own skin and more relaxed. I’m a great believer in doing what feels right, both spiritually and physically.
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recently…dear dear, shame my typing skills haven’t improved!
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It’s not our typing skills that are at fault. Keyboards have become relentless and neurotic, due to connectivity-over-load. I have many e-mail flying away before I finished them, due to my little finger hitting CTRL instead of SHIFT 🙂 Even technology can’t eradicate Freudian slips.
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Lol! I LOVE that…yes, let’s blame our tools, evil plastic buttons and mouseless pads! 😉
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🙂
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