A mother's brainwaves can synchronize with her Child's heart

Thu Feb 09, 2012 2:13 pm » by **Samuelthemule**

Did you know?

Did you know that?

Where do emotions come from?
And are they limited? Determined or Predetermined by what chemicals are available in the brain?

I remember the odd story of the coral reef crab, which produces more calcium than is even available or than it is even able to take in, to create its shell.

I believe, much in the same way, we humans are like that.

From personal experience i gotta tell you, i transformed dark and negative emotions into light and laughter, and jittery nervousness, into decisive action, many times, and it always feels amazing because it's like you're "Breaking the law" but in a good way! You are breaking all expectations! : D

:hugging:

especially your own

Life is a mystery, it's just not so flashy, with its mysteries, as to be obvious,
cause otherwise

it wouldn't

remain

a

mystery

for

long

http://youtu.be/Kyfm5_LLxow

Mysterium Fascinans!

:flop:

So why do i post this in the general conspiracies section?

because there is a conspiracy against your mind, to keep you from loving,
to keep you, starving yourself, and those around you, from love, and affection,
and kindness, so that the controllers will have their way with the world.

so realize: love is an act of rebellion, and whoever thinks he can fool a lover,
is himself a fool in the end, because the law of karma is in effect in all places,
so just keep loving, and keep going (:

:sunny:

Thu Feb 09, 2012 3:37 pm » by **Noentry**

I was always under the impression it is the sound of a mothers beating heart that caused an effect in the brain of the unborn child.

As for the rest of the post excellent :flop:

Thu Feb 09, 2012 4:11 pm » by **Fossileyesed**

awesome post sam
imo,you could extrapulate the theory to earth and man ,man to universe.
mother to child,child to earth.
then worldly comes in and shits all over the equation.
:cheers:

Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:43 pm » by **Samuelthemule**

fossileyesed wrote:awesome post sam
imo,you could extrapulate the theory to earth and man ,man to universe.
mother to child,child to earth.
then worldly comes in and shits all over the equation.

thanks!

This... human experience... quite something isn't it?

until, as you say, phi is broken

:mrcool:

noentry wrote:I was always under the impression it is the sound of a mothers beating heart that caused an effect in the brain of the unborn child.

As for the rest of the post excellent

I heard, playing mozart effects the baby while it's in the womb, interesting stuff

canon in d minor:

said to raise the iq of those who listen to it.

:peep:

just something to be aware of: aspartame lowers it... erm, yep.

anyway

what is the eternal golden braid?

love.

love baby, love.

:hugging:

Thu Feb 09, 2012 10:50 pm » by **Fossileyesed**

interesting notion sam
the broken halalujah.pi
the fixed-phi
makes sense

3.14 seems to make more math than 1.6
its seems that 1.6 would be better suited to finding infinity math

two different harmonics,i bet

i saw once, someone did the pi math on music.it seemed to have been the right math.

phi was greek
pi was roman.
the greeks i believe, were more spiritual than the romans
when i was sort of studying calanders,it took the romans along time to calibrate with the greeks.i dont think they ever did.
i could go about my opinion forever but i'll save you the babble,lol
:sunny:

Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:53 pm » by **Samuelthemule**

fossileyesed wrote:interesting notion sam
the broken halalujah.pi
the fixed-phi
makes sense

3.14 seems to make more math than 1.6
its seems that 1.6 would be better suited to finding infinity math

two different harmonics,i bet

i saw once, someone did the pi math on music.it seemed to have been the right math.

phi was greek
pi was roman.
the greeks i believe, were more spiritual than the romans
when i was sort of studying calanders,it took the romans along time to calibrate with the greeks.i dont think they ever did.
i could go about my opinion forever but i'll save you the babble,lol

oh yeah, i meant to say phi, i.e golden sections, i don't see the application of pi.

seems even more mysterious.

when you say phi was greek and pi was roman, what exactly do you mean?

pi is a greek letter no?

you mean the romans used it? and the greeks used phi?

it's everywhere really! they both are, and they both have to do with circles, soooooooooooo

^_^

anyway, erm.

wanna try doing a group experiment fossileyesed?

we should try all praying/ sending our intentions at the same time.

i prayed a little for your sister, and i felt like it wasn't enough.

what do you make of Gregg Braden ?

and his "the biology of belief" theories & proofs?

seems pretty amazing to me.

i've also really just... felt it, i have to say.

when i think about certain things, or, i don't know, hard to explain without sounding too "whatever", i get goosebumps very deep within and outside of my whole body, for extended periods of time, and i know, it is my cells in communication with me, doing something.

:cheers:

.................

and now i feel like an outcast because of my weird experiences,

even though i know (in theory) this is just one step beyond what someone at one point in time has experienced,

it's like winston churchill said: every man at some point in his life comes across the truth,
most of them stumble, fall, and then pick themselves up again as though nothing had happened.

I'm wary of him, like all, cult of celebrity & promoted people, but what he says... does seem to be true, and this is the field of research i'm most attracted to.

:cheers:

Fri Feb 10, 2012 2:42 am » by **Earthspirit7**

Great thread, Sam :flop:

Very informative and I learn from you everytime I read your stuff :clapper:

Fri Feb 10, 2012 2:59 am » by **Noentry**

samuelthemule wrote:
noentry wrote:I was always under the impression it is the sound of a mothers beating heart that caused an effect in the brain of the unborn child.

As for the rest of the post excellent

I heard, playing mozart effects the baby while it's in the womb, interesting stuff

canon in d minor:

said to raise the iq of those who listen to it.

just something to be aware of: aspartame lowers it... erm, yep.

anyway

what is the eternal golden braid?

love.

love baby, love.

Cannon is in my top five greatest compositions. :pray:

The physical connection between mother and child and the very nature of electrochemical manifestation of brain waves makes this a very plausible idea.

:cheers:

Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:41 am » by **Fossileyesed**

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi

im just gonna tell you what i think,not what i know.cause what i think is always just an attempt to know.
when i think of phi and pi,i think that they are seperate trains of thought for me.
pi-3.14 in my think represents worldly.by worldly i mean consumerism and a proffit
driven society.the world i live in and take part of, just like everyone.
industry.
the i fit in mindset
phi-1.60 is more spiritual,i kind of dont got much on that,other than i see it in nature.
imo,nature is where spirit resides imo.the natives agree.
it is wonder and awe.
as a carpenter i have never used phi with in my job
pi ,i use all the time.it is key in figuring out volumes of concrete.also working on cirumfrence projects.circles and shit.
money and greed and vanity,imo is what really seperates.
im kinda thinking that phi is more pleasing to the eye.just my opinion.
phi in the eye,lol.
if you check ancient incraments of measure,they mostly relate to the measure of a man.that is a cool thing to my think,lol
if im carefull,i can walk three paces.thats three yards.
if i strech my arms out,from finger tip to finger tip is a phathom
a thousand roman double steps is a royal mile.
cubits are from elbow to finger,i think,lol
commerce made it so than finer tuning was needed.
astrology and astronomy still roll with the julian calander
the greeks and mayans had there on calanders,more it tune it seems.
the music that man makes by structuring it in notes ,keys and octaves means nothing
to someone whistling in the forest.
i dont think the math makes the man,but but man makes the math.
i dont think im up to proving the equation,but proving man is another story.
i believe in man and i heard a rumour that we are in gods image.
who needs math,lol.

http://postimage.org/image/sojfaectp/

http://postimage.org/image/qswmz8nzh/

http://postimage.org/image/nwic72fzh/

http://postimage.org/image/5q8b22kx9/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Gr ... ent#Length

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Ro ... easurement

http://www.crystalinks.com/romecalendar.html

hope that helps sam
:cheers:

Sun Feb 12, 2012 8:17 pm » by **Fossileyesed**

maybe something to do with your thread sam :cheers:

peace