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This is cute:

 

http://video./network/100284668/3774740?v=2253641

 

 

 

, " ben_hangen "

<ben_hangen wrote:

>

> Nicole there could be a K connection with this also one that

> coincides with scientific explanations. Well, at least I can see a

> scientific possibility. A newsletter I recently received may have a

> clue to what you are experiencing. This article shows scientific

> correlation between periods of solar activity and depression through

> mechanisms of the pineal gland.

> http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13769

> Depression can also manifest as being tired, fatigued, and just no

> juice. In this article they give 3 periods of the solar year when

> these effects are usually felt.

> Does the Earth's magnetic field cause suicides?

> 13:39 24 April 2008

> NewScientist.com news service

> Catherine Brahic

> Many animals can sense the Earth's magnetic field, so why not people,

> asks Oleg Shumilov of the Institute of North Industrial Ecology

> Problems in Russia.

>

> Shumilov looked at activity in the Earth's geomagnetic field from

> 1948 to 1997 and found that it grouped into three seasonal peaks

> every year: one from March to May, another in July and the last in

> October.

>

> In K activation I am quite sure you have been working on activating

> the 6th and 7th chakras and in mythology the pineal gland has been

> considered the 3rd eye or crown chakra. Depends on what you read.

> http://www.answers.com/pineal+gland?cat=health & ff=1

> Mythologies, cultures and philosophies

>

> The secretory activity of the pineal gland has only relatively

> recently become understood. Historically, its location deep in the

> brain suggested to philosophers that it possessed particular

> importance. This combination led to its being a " mystery " gland with

> myth, superstition and metaphysical theories surrounding its

> perceived function.

>

> René Descartes, who dedicated much time to the study of the pineal

> gland,[14] called it the " seat of the soul " [15], believing it is

> unique in the anatomy of the human brain in being a structure not

> duplicated on the right and left sides. This observation is not true,

> however; under a microscope one finds the pineal gland is divided

> into two fine hemispheres. Another theory was that the pineal

> operated as a valve releasing fluids, thus the position taken during

> deep thought, with the head slightly down meeting the hand, was an

> allowance for the opening of these 'valves'.

>

> The pineal gland is occasionally associated with the sixth chakra

> (also called Ajna or the third eye chakra in yoga) or sometimes the

> Seventh (Crown) chakra. It is believed by some to be a dormant organ

> that can be awakened to enable telepathic communication.

>

> The relevance of the pineal gland to Discordianism, an idiosyncratic

> religion with roots in California psychedelic culture whose doctrines

> display great fondness for paradox, is great if not well understood.

>

> Writers such as Alice Bailey, considered an early proponent of the

> new age movement, use the pineal-eye as a key element in their

> spiritual world-view...(see Alice Bailey: " A Treatise on White Magic " )

>

> The notion of a 'pineal-eye' is also crucial to the philosophy of the

> seminal French writer Georges Bataille, which is analysed at length

> by literary scholar Denis Hollier in 'Against Architecture' (1990,

> trans. Betsy Wing). In this work Hollier discusses how Bataille uses

> the concept of a 'pineal-eye' as a reference to a blind-spot in

> Western rationality.

>

> Don't go thinking that you are going to go psychotic and suicidal

> because your feeling these things is just a part of the natural flow

> of highs and lows. My opinion is that you may have awakened this

> awareness of a natural rhythm or your anemic.

>

> I'm throwing in a link on seasonal depression also just as a

> reference to how just the simple change in the amount of light can

> change the outlook on life. If you are feeling these natural ebbing

> of magnetic fields information can make a difference on the effects.

>

> Just a IMHO:

>

> Liberte De Penser,

> Ben

>