OT: FREQUENCY TOOL - Negative thoughts could be a good warning

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This is a very fascinating topic to me.

 

David you made excellent points and I agree with pretty much everything you

said.

 

 

 

Just a few thoughts that came to me..

 

With using tools that can “neutralize” the energies/thoughts in our head,

are we really dealing with the issues that lie underneath? Or are we just

pushing them aside?

 

Or do they really rewire our brain? Do they sensitise us to the negativity

or just make us slower to react? Its not like it makes us forget, right?

 

 

 

Negative thoughts definitely are a warning, they are a guide post to “Hey

warning sign here, pay attention to me!”

 

 

 

But as humans we can also have the tendency to overfocus on negative and not

enough on the positive.

 

 

 

For me, I keep the idea open that a tool like this may help but I’d want to

see data on it first before I’d attempt it. I’d want to see from others the

effect it has on them.

 

 

 

Be well,

 

Jen

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jen

 

>

> Just a few thoughts that came to me..

>

> With using tools that can “neutralize” the

> energies/thoughts in our head,

> are we really dealing with the issues that lie

> underneath? Or are we just

> pushing them aside?

 

We are actually modualting them, shaking them to a

higher energy perspective, literally. Pain, stress

consititutes ultimately ENERGY LOSS, and some stress

are good but they still deplete energy the trade off

one hopes is that positive stress causes long term

gain which it can and does, these frequencies, the

SSF's, are intelligently directed BODY MIND signals

that induce energy into stressed areas thereby cancel

negative effects of the stresses BUT optimizing the

likelihood of positive outcomes for positive

stresses....

 

>

> Or do they really rewire our brain? Do they

> sensitise us to the negativity

> or just make us slower to react? Its not like it

> makes us forget, right?

 

No, it does not make you forget, it ONLY empowers your

inherent natural coping abilities by directly feeding

them more positive energy, it offsets the energy loss

so you dont get overwhelmed

 

 

> Negative thoughts definitely are a warning, they are

> a guide post to “Hey

> warning sign here, pay attention to me!”

 

yes

 

> But as humans we can also have the tendency to

> overfocus on negative and not

> enough on the positive.

 

the focusing you mention is exactly in line with what

Im talking about

 

> For me, I keep the idea open that a tool like this

> may help but I’d want to

> see data on it first before I’d attempt it. I’d want

> to see from others the

> effect it has on them.

 

 

Please review the user comments, there are hundreds

and they can be found at;

 

http://health.the_sound_of_stars

 

 

> Be well,

>

> Jen

>

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[Guest guest]

> With using tools that can “neutralize” the energies/thoughts

> in our head, are we really dealing with the issues that lie

> underneath? Or are we just pushing them aside?

 

[Dave]: Jen, you raise some excellent questions. I'm guessing some who are

expert in aromatherapy and related arts will have some input on this, too.

Hmmm, as far as " neutralizing " negative thoughts, I think the best way I can

answer you is with an example. I like my coworkers, but none of us likes

our employer. It's easy to walk around with thoughts in your brain about

work, none of them pleasant except the imaginary conversations in which you

make your boss look a fool in front of everyone. I struggled with that kind

of negative thinking for a long time, whether about work, my ex-wife, that

damn judge, whatever. The solution, when I found it, was so simple I was

absolutely staggered I'd never seen it before. The solution is to carry a

positive thought around in your pocket. Not literally, or course, although

it couldn't hurt to give it material reinforcement. What I mean is this:

when you are happy and hopeful, think of something you wish for, something

you'd like to do or have or be. I'm talking about something realistic,

something meaningful to you. What about that shop you always envisioned

yourself owning? Or the music you imagine yourself writing? Whatever it

is, don't write the music, just see yourself writing music. Believe you can

do it - it's within you. Hold that thought! That's what you put in your

pocket.

 

I think about the house I want to build. When I catch myself getting

negative, I ask myself again how I am going to arrange the plumbing stacks

or the wiring bundles within the walls, or how I'm going to sculpt the

exposed walls instead of going for right angles, or what kind of landscaping

I want. Works every time. It's just a matter of replacing the negative

thought with a constructive, positive one. I think the key is to have a

topic ready, instead of casting about telling yourself Think of something

positive! Think of something positive! I go to the house. Once there, and

the negative thoughts are cast out, then it's easy to move on to something

else positive.

 

Does it work? Well, yes. It becomes easier and easier to think positively,

creatively and affirmatively as opposed to negatively or in a way that

alienates yourself from others. It becomes a habit. And when there's a

time for dealing with the difficult issues we all face, it's so much easier

to keep an objective view. And you can tell it's working by the way people

relate to you. Do they smile and know your name? Do they seek you out? Do

they go out of their way just to have a short conversation with you? This

is what's happened to me at home and at work, to the extent that I have to

excuse myself constantly so that I can get my work finished.

 

Is it all sweetness? Nope. You still have to deal with life. You just see

it differently, and so you find yourself dealing with it more successfully

because your thoughts and actions are positive. Think: I know my problem

has a solution. I have absolute faith that it will manifest when I'm ready

to accept it. If I'm too overwhelmed to deal with it right now, then I will

visit it later. That's not running from the issue. That's adjusting my

outlook so that I can deal with the issue positively. If I need to wait, so

be it.

 

> Or do they really rewire our brain? Do they sensitise us to

> the negativity or just make us slower to react? Its not like

> it makes us forget, right?

 

[Dave]: I think it must create new neural pathways. Isn't that what a habit

is? Once you get in the habit of thinking in a positive manner, people

respond to you positively and you begin to expect them to. It becomes

self-supporting. No, you don't forget. Positive thinking doesn't mean

seeing the world as a flower garden. It means seeing the opportunity as

well as the obstacle, and it means being solution-oriented instead of

problem-oriented.

 

> Negative thoughts definitely are a warning...

 

[Dave]: What do you define as a negative thought? If I think, " That guy

behind me may be about to mug me, " it's only a negative thought if, in fact,

the guy has no such intention. If on the other hand, the guy really is

about to mug me, I may have a chance to escape or defend myself. It's also

possible that the guy was just thinking about mugging me and I somehow

sensed this, and that my body language or other outward manifestation

prevented the confrontation altogether. This would be a positive thing.

 

Negative thoughts are destructive thoughts. Thoughts which do not ennoble

but somehow debase us. Thoughts which prevent us from achieving what we

know is within us. The first task is to recognize them and to understand

that we are the source and that we can change them. My father was abusive,

but that's not the source of any negativity. The only source of negativity

can be my own habit of thinking about it instead of something positive. The

past I cannot change. The future I absolutely can.

 

Yes, they are a warning. That our habits need serious examination. Worry

is negative and fruitless. On the other hand some problems require lengthy

thought and many possibilities must be planned for. In this case, a process

of many months of gnawing at a dilemma or problem may be a positive thing

which produces splendid results. The difference is in one's habits of

thinking and doing.

 

> For me, I keep the idea open that a tool like this may help

> but I’d want to see data on it first before I’d attempt it.

> I’d want to see from others the effect it has on them.

 

[Dave]: I listened to the Intuition & Timing music today in the car, total

around 45 minutes. At times there were brief spells when I found the sounds

a little disturbing. Mostly though I found it euphonious and very relaxing.

In fact, I especially noticed for much of the day a feeling of calm and

extreme focus. I'm normally calm and focused, so what I mean is that I

think I was extraordinarily so. Tomorrow I'll be spending a couple hours in

the car, and I'll listen to the same music. I plan to do this for a week or

so. Then I'll take a break from it for a while. I'm sure I'll be ready to!

Later, I'll try the Deep Joy music if I think the results from the first

have been positive.

 

Also, I am now awfully curious to listen to the radio signal from Gliese

581c in this way. The question about that signal is: is it a message or

random noise? If it's random noise, what in the universe could sound so

musical and lovely? It may be that it is a message that works in the way

that this music does: by conditioning specific neural pathways for input

where before those pathways were merely latent.

 

Of course, the possibilities for " mind control " and all kinds of Manchurian

Candidate scenarios come to mind, as well. I decided to trust that's not

what we're dealing with today, but I confess it's one reason I'm not

listening to a Gliese loop. If such a thing is possible the perhaps at this

time we are being forearmed.

 

I chose the Intuition & Timing plus the Deep Joy music out of all the many

options, not because these are areas in which I wish to change but because

they are areas in which I have made great progress. I think that if

anything should disturb my state I will feel it. I could have chosen a

physical-healing issue or one that targets past hurtful emotions, but I

didn't find anything that called out to me.

 

And of course, I have no idea at this point if this " music " works in the way

indicated or not. If it does, then it seems to me that some real doors will

have been opened in several areas. I know I'll be getting excited about it.

 

One thing this makes me want to do is burn the Gliese 581c signal onto a

disc and do the same thing. It's actually a lot more musical than this

other stuff. Hey. Wouldn't it be wild if this auditory " entraining " works

really well, and it turns out that listening to Gliese 581c gives you some

kind of knowledge or powers?

 

Time for a sniff of something grounding... ;-)

 

 

 

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