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Symptoms
are the communication of a physiological condition from the
unconscious mind to the conscious mind. Let's take pain for
instance. There are various types of pain that one feels. One can
feel sharp pain, acute pain, throbbing pain and pressure pain.
These are but a few of the many physiological conditions
communicated through the symptoms, which have been categorized and
given names like pain. It could be called many things, including
discomfort. The name they call the sensation is merely an attempt
to describe the physiological sensation. The important thing is
that it is a communication.
Throughout our body are communication networks gathering and
sending information about every physiological condition throughout
our body. Our eyes, ears, nose, skin, fingers and tongue all act as
sensory agents collecting information. On the molecular level there
are sensory elements such as sensory nerves, sensory cells, sensory
molecules, and informational substances all collecting and sending
information about all the physiological actions, reactions and
conditions throughout our body.
They use both electrical and chemical multi-directional
communication networks to command every function of our body. The
human mind can be described as a combination of all the
communication networks working together as a communication matrix,
as they command all the molecules, cells, tissues, organs,
operating systems, and functions of the human organism. The brain
is but one section, one command center, of the human
mind.
The human mind involves both conscious and unconscious
communication processes. There continually communicating with each
other. The conscious thoughts of your mind communicate instructions
to your unconscious mind, setting in motion physiological reactions
throughout your body. The unconscious communication networks
continually collect and send information regarding the
physiological condition of your body. They use symptoms and
emotions to communicate those conditions to our conscious
mind.
Part of effective communication is listening. In order for the
communication process to be complete, information must be
accurately received. If we don't answer the phone, or understand
what we are being told, the attempt at communication is ineffective
and unsuccessful. For the most part conscious communication between
the conscious and unconscious elements of our mind are in the pony
express/telegraph stage of development. Herein lies the biggest
impediment to the human organism operating at 100% of our
potential. When we evolve the communication connection between the
conscious and the unconscious mind to the fiber-optic communication
matrix it is capable of, we will be able to achieve full mind-body
capacity and potential.
Symptoms are attempts by our unconscious communication networks
to communicate conditions of our physiology to our conscious mind.
When immune complexes get stuck in and block the smaller blood
capillaries it interrupts the flow rate of the blood in our
circulatory system. The heart keeps pumping. But blood pressure
builds up behind the obstructions, manifesting the sensation of
pressure pain. When it happens in the smaller blood capillaries of
the brain it manifests as pressure headaches, throbbing headaches,
and migraines. When it happens in the smaller blood capillaries
around our joints and bones it manifests as arthritis
pain.
The immune complexes interrupting the flow rate of oxygenated
blood to tissues and cells deprives them of receiving the adequate
amounts of oxygenated blood they require to stay generative.
Without adequate amounts of oxygenated blood, cells and tissues
will degenerate and die. I believe the symptoms of aching and sharp
pains is an attempt to communicate this condition. Lack of
oxygenated blood to the cells and tissues change their chemistry
and short them out electrically. Much like letting a car battery
get low on water, changing the chemistry, shorting it out, and
leaving you with a dead cell. After all, we are in fact a body of
many different chemical elements interreacting with each other. I
think the symptom of the sharp pain is pretty descriptive of the
physiological actions of cells shorting out
electrically.
Symptoms are communications. Symptoms of pressure, aching,
pain, and depression are all two-way communications of
physiological conditions. Our understanding them, and how we react
to them, has a direct effect on our physiology. We need to listen
to them and understand them. The unconscious communication network
has successfully enabled survival of the human race for thousands
of years. It has much to teach us. All we have to do is listen to
the communications being sent to us.
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