Electromagnetism and The Human Body

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The General Principles of Reality A - Copyright © 2007 by Robert L. DeMelo - www.gpofr.com
Definition of Perception
Perception is the representation of what is perceived; knowledge
gained by perceiving; sensing which is to become aware of something via
the senses; the process of acquiring, interpreting, selecting, and organizing
sensory information.
Definition of Concept
Concept is abstract or symbolic tag that attempts to capture the
essence of reality, thus it is interchangeable with the definition of reality.
Principles of Concept
All concepts have certain core defining characteristics and these are
but not limited to:
Concept is developed & perceived by an observer
Concept is abstract not tangible, thus not physical
Concept is quantifiable
Concept can have no limit
Concepts are constructs of other concepts
Concepts can be made tangible

Concept Example
What the principles of concept mean is that all things imaginable are
concepts of what we perceive and relate too. They are an extrapolation of
our knowledge and understanding which we then use to define all things in
order, if there is desire, to make the concept tangible. If we read further into
the notion of concept we arrive at an infinite self-defining fact:

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Understanding how the energy in your body works will allow you to expand genital orgasms into whole-body orgasms and to use your sexual energy to improve your creativity and health. As we mentioned in the introduction, Sexual Kung Fu developed as a branch of Chinese medicine. One of the world's oldest and most effective healing systems, Chinese medicine is responsible for the discovery of such successfully proven therapies as acupuncture and acupressure. According to Chinese medicine, in addition to the physical structures of your body, you also have physical energy that is constantly circulating through every cell of your body.

THE BODY ELECTRIC.

As Western chemistry has become more refined, it is now able to demonstrate that our bodies are indeed filled with energy and electric charges. In the February 1984 issue of Discover magazine, K. C. Cole explained the comparison: "Electricity is almost certainly the most elusive of everyday things: It lives in the walls of our houses, and regulates the lives of our cells.... It runs electric trains and human brains.... Your entire body is a giant electric machine: body chemistry (like all chemistry) is based on electrical bonds."
Chinese medicine is based on a person's ability to maintain the proper circulation of this bioelectric energy through the body. If you have ever had acupuncture, you have experienced the circulation of this bioelectric energy, which the Chinese call chi (pronounced CHEE), in your own body. However, if you have not had this opportunity, there is a simple experiment you can do to feel your body's chi. Rub your hands together for ten seconds and then hold the palms about an inch apart. If you concentrate, you should be able to feel a flow of energy passing between them.
The idea of chi is not unique to China. Dr. John Mann and Larry Short, authors of The Body o Light count forty-nine cultures around the world that have a word for chi; the words vary from prana in Sanskrit to neyayoneyah in Lakota Sioux to num, which means "boiling point," in the language of the kalahari !Kung. The West is perhaps unique in its lack of an equivalent term. In the West, we speak about feeling energized or having low energy, but with a few notable exceptions, we tend to ignore this important part of our physical body. f ,
The concept of chi is gaining increasing acceptance in the medical establishment. A major transition occurred when President Richard Nixon reestablished diplomatic relations with China in 1972. In Beijing, Chinese doctors performed emergency surgery on New York Times correspondent James Reston, using only acupuncture for anesthesia. Since then many delegations of Western physicians to China have witnessed similar events.
Chi is just beginning to be understood in the terminology of Western science. Currently, several Western physicians are exploring the phenomenon, such as Robert Becker, a Syracuse University orthopedist and author of The Body Electric, who is trying to explain chi in relation to his work in bioelectricity and healing. It was Dr. Becker's research into electricity and its role in regenerating bones that led to the current method of using low-level electrical currents to stimulate the mending of fractures..

YOUR MICROCOSMIC ORBIT.

You have bioelectric energy in every cell of your body. This energy also travels along certain well-defined circuits, called meridians, which acupuncture utilizes to regulate the amount of chi in any particular part of your body. The main circuit in the body is called the Microcosmic Orbit (see figure 3) and is made up of two channels, the Back Channel and the Front Channel (in Chinese medicine traditionally called the Governor Channel and the Functional Channel, respectively).
These channels are part of our earliest development. In utero, our body first resembles a flat disk. As the embryo develops, the disk folds over, leaving two seams, one along the midline of the back of our body and one along the front. The back seam can be seen in our spine, but the front line is more subtle. We rarely notice the front seam unless it does not close completely, as is the case with a child who is born with a harelip.
One multi-orgasmic man explained his understanding of the Microcosmic Orbit: "I think of the Microcosmic Orbit as a channel or meridian or route that has been discovered and tested over thousands of years to transform the raw biological energy used to create children into a lighter and more refined energy that can be used to improve one's health and one's lovemaking."

Electromagnetism FAQ

1. 
   What is electricity?
   
   
2. 
   Come on, what is electricity, REALLY?
   
   
3. 
   If electrons flow slowly, why do the lights turn on so fast?
   
   
4. 
   How do we make electricity?
   
   
5. 
   How do we make electric currents?
   
   
6. 
   Which way does the current go? Negative to positive?
   
   
7. 
   What's the difference between voltage and current?
   
   
8. 
   What is alternating and direct current? AC versus DC?"
   
   
9. 
   What's the difference between AC and DC?
   
   
   
10. 
    Are electric currents only on the surface of a wire?
    
    
11. 
    What is electric charge?
    
    
12. 
    What is Static Electricity?
    
    
13. 
    What happens during a "static" shock?
    
    
14. 
    Which value of voltage is "high voltage?"
    
    
15. 
    Why is Static Electricity invisible?
    
    
16. 
    Why is "ground" important electrically?
    
    
17. 
    What is Electrical Energy?
    
    
18. 
    In a simple circuit, WHERE is the Electrical Energy?
    
    
19. 
    How are Watts different than Amps?
    
    
20. 
    How are Watts, Volts, Amps, and Ohms related?
    
    
21. 
    What is voltage?
    
    
22. 
    Why is voltage *not* "electrical pressure?"
    
    
23. 
    Why do outlets have three holes?
    
    
24. 
    What's the difference between "static" and "current"?
    
    
25. 
    Which is more dangerous, AC or DC?
    
    
26. 
    Which is more dangerous, high voltage or high current?
    
    
27. 
    Why does the electric company bill us, since it takes back all of the electrons it gives us?
    
    
28. 
    How does the electricity know that no appliance is plugged into an outlet?
    
    
29. 
    Why are TWO wires always needed?
    
    
30. 
    Could electricity work with just one wire?
    
    
31. 
    Does turning on a light bulb waste lots of energy?
    
    
32. 
    Why do batteries get "used up" and "go dead?"
    
    
33. 
    Inside a battery, wouldn't the conductive liquid act as a short circuit?
    
    
    
34. 
    Why doesn't the incoming electricity run out onto the carpet or something?
    
    
35. 
    How can we convert AC into DC, and vice versa?
    
    
36. 
    Why is electricity visible in sparks, but invisible when inside the wires?
    
    
37. 
    How can electrons in wires move slowly, while energy moves fast?
    
    
38. 
    Why can birds land on power lines without being electrocuted?
    
    
39. 
    How do light bulbs light up?
    
    
40. 
    Why do AC motors run forward, rather than vibrating back and forth?
    
    
41. 
    What's the difference between big and small batteries?
    
    
42. 
    What's the difference between "power" and "energy?"
    
    
43. 
    Why can't batteries electrocute people?
    
    
44. 
    Why are electric outlets AC rather than DC
    
    
45. 
    What is this "complete circuit" stuff about?
    
    

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