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Dimensions
of Life – Part 2
In our last newsletter we asked the question: What are the components of this world
that affect our health? The components that we stated were matter, energy,
space and time. We then called these
MEST for short. We also assumed that,
in our own sphere of influence that includes our own bodies, each of us have
power over all of these MEST elements. Within
our own world we can make them what we want them to be.
We also asked: What are the forces in the world that have,
in the past and in the present, hindered us from using this power that we
have to change our world? One of the
more important answers that came to mind is “understanding.”
The focus of this four-part series will be to improve our
understanding of our MEST world so that we may better deal with the problems
of health, wealth and wellbeing.
Our January newsletter explained the second element of
the MEST world: Energy. We decided
that energy is vibratory in nature, and that vibrations can have several qualities:
frequency, wavelength, amplitude, polarity and harmony.
Frequency is the number of occurrences or pulses in a specified
timeframe. Our heart, for example,
can have an average frequency of 50 to 70 beats per minute. Other parts of our body vibrate at much higher
frequencies.
Harmony refers to one vibration’s relationship to another.
If we get a headache, for example, we know that some vibration in our
head is out-of-harmony with the rest of our body.
Polarity refers to whether an energy field is positive
(vibrating in a clockwise direction) or negative (vibrating in a counterclockwise
direction).
In this newsletter, we will discuss the first element of
our MEST equation: Matter.
For many centuries man believed that the earth was flat
and rested on the back of a giant turtle. Even today small
pockets of individuals gather together to confirm their belief in this theory.
It wasn’t until the second century AD that Cladius Ptolemaeus more commonly
referred to as Ptolemy, the Greco Egyptian mathematician and astronomer,
imagined his own view of the universe. He saw the earth as the center of a
globular universe with the sun, moon and stars revolving about it.
Much later, in 1530 a Polish astronomer, Nicholas Copernicus,
while fulfilling his duties as canon of the cathedral at
Many
centuries later, in
The
most important of these papers for our discussion here is Einstein’s mass/energy
equivalence formula E=MC2.
Mass, in the formula E=MC2, is defined as a
measure of inertia which is defined in terms of kilograms, or, if you’re English,
in terms of pounds. Matter, by virtue
of its resistance may be considered mass. By solving E=MC2 for mass we have
M=E/C2, or Mass = (Vibratory energy)/(The
speed of light squared). This is a
very simple proof that mass is really just another form of energy. Under this definition, all sense objects in
our environment become just another form of energy. The food that we eat, the air that we breathe,
and, of course, our own bodies, are only energy that has taken on various
forms according to its wavelength and vibratory rate.
So, what’s the point? The
point is that everything we wrote earlier about the nature of energy, including
vibration, amplitude, harmony and polarity, also applies to all those solid-appearing
objects around us, including ourselves.
Why is this important to our health? Because through a deep belief we “know” that
we aren’t really a solid physical being but a powerful ball of energy. If we can really convince ourselves of this,
we have developed a powerful force for changing our own environment and our
own health. We, ourselves, and everything
around us, are constantly changing. We
are not the same person we were yesterday.
We will not be the same person tomorrow. But are we the one’s
controlling that change, or are we surrendering our power to other forces
around us.
Many of us have heard about, or experienced directly, the
power of our minds and attitudes to affect our environment, including our
health. Many
who have refused to accept a doctor’s death sentence, have healed themselves
by their attitude and thought process. How
did they do it? They did it by understanding
the forces that mold their future and the process of creating their own destiny.
I haven’t been under the care of a physician for nearly
40 years. The only time I get near
them is when I go to the Health Fair for a physical and complete blood work
for $15. I do spend a lot of time deciding
what my body needs to feel good by reading and searching on the Internet. These are all important to my health, of course,
but not the most important.
I’m convinced that the most important attribute to good
health is attitude and belief. Many
of us will recall Jesus’ statement that faith can move mountains. I still believe this. Then why can’t I do it? It's because my belief isn’t strong enough so
that I “know” absolutely that the mountain will move when I tell it to. Why don’t I have this kind of knowing? Because of my conditioning and what I’ve been
taught. Science discounts any forces
they can’t understand, like the forces of mind and Spirit.
Because of these beliefs, I “know” I am not this physical
body that I see in the mirror every morning. I “know” those terrible thoughts that can pass
through my mind are not me. I “know”
that those painful anxieties I experience are not me. I do, “know,” however, that I am an energy being,
eternal and indestructible. The laws
of Physics tell me so: Energy can be neither created nor destroyed, but only
transformed to a new state. This is
the attitude, I believe, that has saved me from the ravages of major illness.
About three years ago, I attended a seminar in
Ed Leary