Éiriú-Eolas - Breathing Program

[GaëlYann]

I practiced meditation in its entirety this morning. It wasn't in the best conditions. Apart from the usual symptoms that one can expect, something new happened. I thought I was receiving the rays of the sun from a window but that wasn't the case when I opened my eyes. It was happening internally, I was bathed in light and then it acted on the level of the head. I am reading all the messages in this thread and I have my explanation. I still haven't felt any particular emotions, it's still resisting but I felt mercy for my neighbor. It wasn't what I expected but it was interesting.

 

[GaëlYann]

Someone is waving a light at me to wake me up!

 

[seve]

Someone is waving a light at me to wake me up!

I've noticed, when I do the exercise properly and without any expectations, an opening in the energy zone of the heart, i.e. in the middle of the chest, with the diffusion of warmth. In my opinion, this is one of the most beautiful offerings of this exercise.

 

[ScioAgapeOmnis]

Not exactly EE related, but a clinic is using a device that stimulates the vagus nerve to regain mobility and neuroplasticity after a stroke.

One day, another recovering stroke patient suggested Fello look into an implant called the Vivistim System. The FDA-approved implant, developed by the medical device company MicroTransponder Inc., uses vagus nerve stimulation during rehabilitation to improve hand and arm function for stroke victims. The vagus nerves are the body's longest cranial nerve, with one on each side of the body, according to the Cleveland Clinic. They regulate the body's involuntary functions.

The Vivistim Therapy system involves a physical or occupational therapist sending wireless signals to the device. That signal delivers a brief, gentle pulse to the vagus nerve while the stroke patient performs rehabilitative tasks. The stroke patient also does at-home exercises.

Dr. Erez Nossek, a neurosurgeon and director of the cranial bypass program at NYU Langone, told CBS News that the vagus nerve stimulation can enhance the brain's ability to rewire itself, known as neuroplasticity. That increased neuroplasticity can result in "greater and faster improvements in motor function for stroke survivors," Nossek said in emailed remarks.

Just another example of how powerful vagus nerve stimulation can be, and why proactive stimulation via EE might prevent all sorts of maladies.

 

[nicklebleu]

Only issue with this device is that it needs to be implanted surgically …

The device is implanted with two incisions during an outpatient procedure.

Gilad explained coils are wrapped around the vagus nerve, and it gets connected to a battery that then gets placed in the chest.

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