Digest Number 2385 / Kidney / Why don't Zebras get ulcers?

[Guest guest]

Hi Alima,

Did you have chance to listen to the online radio link? Details

reposted at the bottom of the email.

Also, it would be fun and interesting to see your Tantric numerology to

see where it is you might be predisposed to this situation. It's a

science that is sacred. ( http://www.sahej.com/Tantric_Numerology.html )

Sat Nam and all the Zest,

Dharam

Millis, MA

 

Alima Clarke wrote:

 

> Blessings of thanks to you Dharam Singh,

>

> What a fantastic response. Thankyou for your wisdom and time to write

> such a

> reply.

>

> Your response resonates deeply within me, reawakening some of my 'soul'

> knowledge that had fallen dormant lately.

>

> I have 'Sexuality and Spirituality' by Gururattan and have sourced out the

> Balances and exercises you refer to. Thankyou for reminding me that I have

> this book!

>

> Your reminder about being in the NOW is so important. I aim to live

> in the

> now....breathing out the day and living each new moment as if it were

> totally new, fresh and unencumbered by previous experiences.That is, I at

> least have this awareness in my consciousness. Sometimes, and lately is a

> great example of this I loose my spiritual 'NOW' self, who I allow to be

> buried beneath layers of 'Householder' duties. Referring to the path

> of the

> 'Householder' as that of work, 3 children, relationships and the home. You

> have reminded me that whilst this 'Now' is within me, that for me I

> need to

> 'practice' alot, and in a combination of ways to allow this

> consciousness of

> 'Now' living to percolate to the surface and to remain present and

> beneficial.

>

> Yes, I have seen 'Groundhog Day'. What a great film. I recommend it to

> anyone who hasn't seen it.

>

> I have taken all you have said onboard. Your response will have great

> influence on the reawakening of my spiritual soul and has inspired me to

> make a deeper commitment to 'practice'. Thankyou! No doubt all my physical

> problems of 'weak kidney energy' will disappear once I reignite my

> 'pranaic'

> forces. I now see that these physical ailments manifest within us only as

> symptoms, 'the wake up call'. From this signalling it is up to us to

> respond

> and to make the difference to our own lives and health.

>

> Many, many thanks

> Alima

>

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Hi Alima,

You'll want to understand the place of the Kidneys/Adrenals in your

whole life.

Go to the 40 minute, 25 second mark of the recording at

http://www.lcmedia.com/rafiles/tim391.ram

 

In the recording "The Infinite Mind's" Emily Fisher interviews Dr.

Robert Sapolsky, author of A Primate's Memoir and Why Zebras Don't Get

Ulcers. Dr. Sapolsky is Professor of Neurology and Biology at Stanford

University. Dr. Sapolsky discusses how stress affects the body and mind,

and what we can do about it. For most of the year, Dr. Sapolsky works at

Stanford, where he heads a laboratory that pioneers research in how

brain cells react to stress. He also spends several months a year in the

African savannah, where he studies how baboons cope with stress.

 

In speaking about his work with the baboon troop, Dr. Sapolsky says a

key factor in how a baboon responds to stress is associated with how

well the animal is socially connected. Baboons who have more social

contacts and engage in group activities like grooming, are less stressed

than their more solitary counterparts. When comparing the stress

response of humans and baboons Dr. Sapolsky asserts "they're two sides

of the same coin." For humans, being part of a supportive social

network, for instance, a religious community, can help to provide this

key sense of being heard and understood, helping to lower stress levels.

 

To contact Dr. Sapolsky write to Department of Biological Sciences

Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305 or check out the web site for

Stanford's Sapolsky Laboratory

<http://med.stanford.edu/profiles/Robert_Sapolsky/>.

 

More specifics on this later,

Dharam Singh

Millis, MA

 

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