Conquering brain death: The Human brain is capable of making the impossible, possible!

Girl's family seeks reversal of brain-death ruling

The saddest part of this story to me comes from reading the comments and the public opinion about this case. It is unfortunate that the very people who have chosen to protect, repair and save lives have convinced the vast majority of people that it cannot be done. If everyone accepts death over life, rather than use the fullest extent of our human capabilities to find solutions to saving life from unwanted death, we will always be forced to accept death as inevitable. If that were the case when artificial hearts & other medical technologies were being developed, many lives would have been lost that could otherwise be prolonged.

The only thing more powerful than a human brain are multiple human brains working together. We are overdue in finding the solution to brain death. We are capable of it. But not if we give up on finding solutions and accept that it is impossible. When doctors, hospitals and medical officials would prefer to lobby for death rather than life, there does not seem to be much hope. Many people have lost loved ones experiencing similar denial that Jahi's mother feels. Most have also been convinced to agree that giving up was the better solution. It is beyond the actual tragedy of lives lost, when there is no serious push beyond what seems impossible. Humans have always figured out a way to do the impossible and will continue to do so as long as we believe in possibilities.

Y'all gon' learn today....

Ambitious THINKING & FEELING

The difference between THINKING and FEELING can be significant when considering how the energy is processed by your human form. If you spend a lot of time THINKING, you may find yourself spending a lot more energy doing so. But if you learn to FEEL exactly where you want to be, you will attract that reality rather than having to continue thinking about it.

We will analyze the effects of these two distinct ways of processing cosmic energy. But first, its a good idea to understand and accept some truth about the forces of the physical realm. I'm going to assume you are familiar with gravity which is bound by the "Law of Attraction", the forces of which are ever present in the physical realm of experience. You cannot escape them nor any other natural force as long as you are contained in a physical form. The Law of Attraction is governed by electromagnetic charges that mandate its principles and inescapable reality. If you are a physical form that is exposed to electromagnetism, you are simply a processor of such energy in the physical realm that experiences these charges. As such, you are forced to live within the confines of their omnipresent power with very little choice beyond your acceptance and obedience to them.

If you are perceived in the physical realm as a "living" being, you have limited control over how charges are processed through your form. As a living organism, you can consciously direct the energy that is processed through your form by THINKING and/or FEELING. Feeling can actually boost the incoming signal while Thinking tends to slightly impede its progress through our forms. So "Thinking" carries a greater impedance to the incoming charges than "Feeling". Thinking has evolved as a mind/brain feature of the human organism out of the perception of fears through many generations of the species. Other living beings that also have complex brains do not learn how to THINK as much as they learn how to use their instincts to FEEL their way through life. So while the human brain comparatively has evolved to be much more complex in faculties, giving us more thinking and reasoning capabilities, the function of thinking does have its advantages and disadvantages.

When you look around, every being that is perceived in a particular type of reality THOUGHT and/or FELT it was there before it ever attracted the manifestation of its current state or condition. And it is true from the simplest organisms to the most complex. For a human to develop, a single ambitious egg and sperm cell each FELT it could accomplish the mission of becoming a human form from the programming of the human mind that stimulated its ovulation or ejaculation. And so the programing of thoughts and feelings continues throughout the perceptions of birth, life and death cycle until the consciousness that animates the life form chooses another path of existence. But any form found in this realm is exposed to electromagnetic forces that cannot be escaped. These charges reign supreme around and through all physical forms whether perceived as living processors or simply dead receptors of energy.

So, what is to be said of continued human ambitions considering the forces of nature throughout the life cycle? How do we pursue the things we desire when feeling so bombarded by inescapable reality? Is there a better way to manage the energy being processed through our energetic forms?

My opinion seems to supported by other metaphysicians who subscribe to what has been commonly referred to as "The Secret".

The feeling of pursuing something only seems to attract more pursuits. When you truly desire something, if you learn how to FEEL yourself in that state of reality, you will ultimately attract all the attributes of that reality. Now this may still require some patience. And holding fast to a feeling of optimism can be difficult until patience is mastered.

But the more you THINK about it, the longer it seems to take for a reality to manifest. That is... IF you don't impede its progress to the point that you are not able to ever see it manifest at all.

The Earth has a fever!

I read an interesting account in a book about detoxifying the body called "Clean: The Revolutionary Program to Restore the Body's Natural Ability to Heal Itself"- by Alejandro Junger, M.D.  One of the most interesting parts of the book to me was an analogy about the Earth as an organism compared to the human body.  Basically, from this analogy we can diagnose from symptoms such as global warming (the fever that does not necessarily point to one specific cause) that our planet may have a terminal illness similar to cancer.

"Cancer cells are also cells that forgot how to do their chemistry.  But cancer cells forgot how to do their math as well, and their geography and their grammar, and even how to behave within a community. When you look at cancer cells under a microscope, you see cells that kill each other and every other cell in the neighborhood; they grow and reproduce unusually fast, disregarding the natural laws of space, population density, and food availability. They also have a tendency to travel to distant places and conquer new territories.  When that happens, its called metastasis, and it means the cancer has spread.  Cancer cells eat different foods than healthy cells.  The waste products they eliminate into the circulatory system are often toxic chemicals that affect the whole organism that hosts them.  Cancer cells, like most cells, are microscopic, but size doesn't matter.  Such a small organism can initiate an inner revolution that can kill the strongest of men and women.......  One type of cell on the planet, the human cell, is behaving erratically, killing its own kind and every other type of cell."

This analogy illustrates a great point about the cause and effects of the global planetary conditions.  But I would like to further this point by saying one thing that seems to separate the Earth from the human organism when observing its behavior over the millions of years of its existence.  The Earth does not seem to have lost its capabilities to remove, restore and rejuvenate itself to the degree that the human organism has.  When observing the extremely advanced species that have been wiped off the face of the earth since its birth, we may want to seriously consider this point.  Dinosaurs that grew into extremely massive bodies with intrinsic capabilities to fly and breathe fire, feats the human species has yet to achieve, have vanished from the Earth after inhabiting the organism for hundreds of millions of years. 

When I observe the conditions that threaten the survival of the human species under dramatic changes in atmospheric pressure today, its seems the Earth's immune system is actively at work once again.   And if you want to draw another analogy...the Sun that provides key survival elements could quite possibly be the Earth's attending physician.  Today, we can observe with greater understanding the activities of our life-protecting star.  And although we understand it has a finite amount of resources at its disposal, we know they will not be depleted for at least another 100 million years.  But we can also see that it has begun to provide the Earth, and other patients it serves in its galaxy of protection with more intense flares of treatment therapy.

The question is...will the human species position itself as one of those that will continue to survive the heavy dosage of "chemotherapy" causing the Earth's core to heat up and send waves of energy throughout its tissues, veins and arteries to suppress dis-ease conditions?  Some species of life that were here before the dinosaurs and continue to survive today have positioned themselves as part of the "clothing" that the Earth enjoys.  Many living species contribute to the protective layers of atmosphere that even the human species enjoys.  It doesn't seem that these feverish conditions negatively affect their survival as much as it does the human.

Being somehow connected to the consciousness within this human cell, I would like to think that the human species with all its intelligence will indeed reposition itself.  The human species seems to be presented with a golden opportunity to cease being a contributor to threatening illness here on Earth and emerge as one of its vital accessories.   But will the global consciousness of the cell recognize this opportunity in time?

OWNERSHIP is worth WHAAAAT???

Have you seen the game show with Cedric Entertainer called "Its Worth What?"   Well, if you have seen it and you're still reading after the hyperlink......the human concepts of "relative value" and "price"are highlighted in this show where people must guess both in order to win money.

While observing the human condition during this current stint, I have given a lot of focus to these illusions of relative value, price and the concept of "OWNERSHIP".  Today, on the heels of the S&P's unprecedented downgrade of US credit I realize that the concept seems to be overrated and misunderstood by most.  

My observations have witnessed some seemingly powerful people in terms of their ownership statistics being completely stripped of whatever they supposedly owned (including their consciousness) when their choices led to physical death.   So while I've enjoyed the human sport of Acquisition, I have learned not to take the trophies of competitive acquisition (titles, deeds, account balances, etc) too seriously.    What always seems to mean more than ownership is what I have access to that feels good to me in any given moment.

This was proven by a rather affluent mentor of mine who I had asked for an opinion about a boat purchase I was considering.    While I thought his ego would enjoy being seen as the expert on such the subject since he owned a similar vessel, he was rather dismissive of the idea.   He simply said, "that's the last thing you should purchase if you know someone like me that already has one you like."  After that statement followed a very enlightening conversation about the maintenance and upkeep of a boat.    But many questions have been reverberating about the concept of ownership and tend to swirl around most of my acquisitions since that day:

• How much does the "prestige" of ownership matter in considering relative value?   
• And how much of anything's value is derived from the illusion that it is owned by someone or groups of people? 
• And how much value in anything is based on the perceived value of its owner?   Is a celebrity's dirty laundry really worth more than that of someone who is virtually unknown in society?  
• How valuable is something to you if it is owned by someone else but brings you countless hours or days of joy?   
• Is something more valuable to you when you own it yourself but it causes you immeasurable stress and takes years off the back-end of your life?  
• Do you really even own anything if it can be taken from you at certain times such as your consciousness in death?
• Is chasing the concept of ownership ever worth losing your consciousness? 

Hmm??

Who has time for Patience?

So for as long as I can remember observing my experience with humans, I've been hearing about this "patience" thing.   When I was learning what it meant to be a good little human, I would always hear my guardians say "Be patient! or "You've got to have some patience if you want to...."   But from those same people and others I would quite often hear the phrase "I don't have time for that!"   And most of the time that I would hear the phrase,  it would be in regards to something they wanted to dismiss.  And although they may be declaring their desire to dismiss that reality, I wondered why certain things weren't just addressed even if only briefly.

So today I would like to think I'm a bit wiser on this journey and understand to a degree why certain foci may seem futile and not worthy of good energy and attention.  But regarding the concept of patience, I have felt that "The Illusion of Time" might skew the human's perception of whether certain challenges were worthy of even a quick attempt at resolution.

Anyway....if you're following along the path of my socially deviant thinking, you may understand the punch-line of today's blogpost a little clearer.   I have lived by my own cliches for many years and have often verbalized them publicly for personal affirmation or even at times to encourage open debate.  One of my most frequently stated cliches is about Patience.  And almost every time anyone has been within an earshot of me saying it, they respond with "I like that.  I'm going to use that."   So I've been eager to publicize it.   Perhaps one day people will be reciting my cliches and quoting me like Confucius.  But if you get to know me, you may realize that I'm less interested in impressing people and creating a legacy as I am in advancing the human condition.   But I wouldn't be surprised if this one ripples out and catches on.  And if I'm going to be well-known for anything, perhaps any ego that remains around my consciousness would be proud of this. So without further ado.... here it is.....

"Patience is like a muscle....the more you exercise it....the more it grows!"  If you find yourself running out of it for any reason, you may want to consider the reasons why.  Are you running out of patience from not exercising it?   And if you feel you don't have time to spend on certain people and things, then perhaps it isn't even worth the mention that you don't.

The Ilusion of Time

Okay, so we've created this illusion of time as part of the measuring system in order to organize our complex lives and compare them with others who manage their lives with similar tools.  Granted, this feature of our existence can be extremely helpful in creating and managing social activities with others.   But should any measuring system designed to organize life become the primary governing force behind it?

I learned to put "time" in what feels like an appropriate place in my life when I had an interesting experience as a kid.  I remember riding in the backseat of a car with my parents on a long trip.  At one point we were traveling on a popular interstate highway and there was bumper-to-bumper traffic on the other side due to either construction or an accident.   I don't remember now what caused the traffic to back up on the other side, I just remember thinking about one thing for several miles.....  Once we got past the gridlock, I noticed the cars moving on the other side at or above the speed limit again.   These travelers seemingly would have no idea of the traffic they were about to encounter unless they were prepared by someone who saw what was ahead.  In those moments, I remember thinking.....I had the capability to see their future, their present and their past while they may not even be thinking about me and mine.

Ever since that car ride, I have been able to see time from a seemingly different perspective than most who apply it to their lives around me.  While many seem to be governed by the illusion of time, I feel that life is more governed by our choices than anything else.  We have the free will to choose our perspective no matter how much laws and philosophies are mandated or suggested to us.  My choice more often than not has been to see life as ONE GREAT BIG MOMENT!

No matter who else has a perspective on my life, from where I sit ....NOW is the moment that matters most.  Now seems to matter most because I still seem to have some access and control over it.   I realize that I don't always have the same reign over the past or future reality.   Nor does giving too much energy to either perspective have as much of an impact as what I think and do NOW.   When I reflect on the past, I have realized that even then....whatever I did was in the "present" perhaps with anticipation or expectation of what might occur in the perceived future that might be different than the perceived past in that same moment.

So what does this all say about the illusion of time?  I'll leave that for you to ponder and even comment if you wish.  And if you care to, comment on one or any of these considerations below:

One of the phrases I often hear repeated (seemingly unconsciously) is "I don't have time for that!"  And I'll ask my blog readers...

1. "Why not?"  Is there quite often something more important than what occurs in the NOW?  and if so..what makes it more important?
2. Or do we really feel like we are short on time because we have limited ourselves to its partitions in planning activities with others who are governed by time as well?"
3. Does the fear of aging, death or sickness in the perceived future have any thing to do the perception that time is scarce?

I'll end today's post by suggesting that you ask yourself these questions the next time you say "I don't have time...."   And you may want to consider what is priority in your life in the moment that may matter most...."NOW!"