Blog Posts: Benefits of Ascension
How to Boost Your Immune System Without Effort
How to boost your immune system without effort Our minds have hidden depths. Dr. Herbert Spector at the National Institute of Health performed a study on mice. He gave mice a powerful immune system stimulating drug (poly I:C ) at the same time he exposed them to camphor (a neutral agent with a strong odor). With their strong immune system,
Gratitude can change your Attitude
Some of us have complaining minds. Whether your mind just likes to vent (get someone to listen), looks for sympathy, or ruminates obsessively about a problem, all these tendencies are unhealthy to your mind and body. Quantum physics has demonstrated that merely observing (noticing; turning our attention to) something, we bring it into being. Reality comes into being through consciousness
Appreciation: The Aim of Life
G.K. Chesterton said, “The aim of life is appreciation.” It has been shown that the deeper your ability to appreciate, the more access you have to your intuition and inspiration. HeartMath research has shown that a practice of appreciation is an “effective way to improve mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being. Appreciation is related to gratitude. One definition of appreciation
Supremacy of the Mind over the Body
The power of our minds is remarkable. At the end of a three-week placebo trial, 59 percent of the patients knowing they were taking a placebo, said their symptoms had been adequately relieved! Sham knee surgeries have been shown to be as effective as real ones! How can we begin to utilize this in our life for
Science of Compassion
Training your brain to pay attention to compassion produces a giant step toward a better, more enjoyable life according to Richard Davidson of the University of Wisconsin. A study just published in May 2018 from the University of Wisconsin defines compassion as connecting with the suffering (of others and oneself) along with a genuine wish for freedom from suffering. The
What I Wish I Knew When I First Developed Chronic Pain
What I wish I knew when I first developed chronic pain