I just want to thank you Kyo for helping me better understand what that racing heart phenomenon was, and that it won't give me a heart attack. It was good feeling hearing that it was my astral counterpart that was causing all the internal "ruckus".

I checked out the astralpulse site that you reccommended as well, and found it to be quite useful. However, this site feels more like "home" to me, and everyone here has a pleasant aura about them that I haven't been able to find replicated elsewhere.

I tried meditating last night after digesting your input about the heart phenomenon... I didn't let it frightening this time, and I rode it out. I've never gotten this far before... My whole body began vibrating at a tremendous rate, I began sweating, and the vibrations only amplified. (My bed actually started to shake as a result of my intense vibrations. Some imagery began opening up in the blackness in front of me. The only problem I had, (which is going to be a major obstacle), is that I had been in a car wreck a few years ago, and I have major back problems. When my body began vibrating that hard, my back tightened up and I got shooting pains down my lower spine that pulled me out of the state that I was in. (I'm not sure how I'm going to overcome this obstacle, but I have to, if I ever plan on entering the varying focus levels). Which I plan on doing.

Kyo, I also enjoyed your analogy about the discs (I/There). You being the oversoul directing and choreographing various entities on various sites/forums; The evolution of the personalities of those entities being a direct result of the feedback received from the experiences of the other entities under the direction of you (The disc/oversoul). -- Well written.

I wish that all of those posts had been saved somewhere, because there was a lot more to be extrapolated on/referred back to. As DocM so elegantly put it: 

"I think of this on a grander scale.  Sort of like the expanding and contracting universe.  Our universe on the board had expanded and expanded with chaos, and now contracted to a singularity.  We may therefore consider ourselves to be back at the start of the forum universe - our very own big bang." 

Thanks to all,

PUL,
Cosmic_Ambitions

Hi Cosmic_Ambitions and all,
just want to mention that I archived many (not all) threads over the last year up to now. If the old posts couldn't be restored, I will offer to e-mail them or send them here to the board.
Spooky

Hello Cosmic Ambitions:

I used to have lower back, upper back, neck and knee pain. They are all gone now except for some occasional tightness in my lower back muscles.

I used to think my problem was physical and used to suffer until I found out that emotional/psychological issues were causing blocks in my energy flow. Once these issues got cleaned up my energy started to flow again and the pain went away.

Spirit guidance has helped me do so. My energy is worked on by a spirit being quite often.

You might pray to God or talk to you higher self and ask for help. You can help the process along my looking at limiting ideas and old emotional hurts and letting them go. Paying attention to your dreams is a good place to start. You might also want to make a list of the things that have bothered you throughout your life and find a way to get closure on them.

How do I know that emotional/psychological blocks caused my pain? Sometimes I would sit down to meditate while I felt pain in a certain area. Right away energy would flow to the area that hurt, and once the block went away, the pain went away.

Or I wouldn't be feeling any pain, I'd sit down to meditate, and I'd feel pain right where energy is blocked. Once the block was cleared the pain went away.

The main way I know is because my pain went away without doing anything physical.

I've read more than one study where it was found that the occurance of back pain didn't correspond with something such as spinal disc damage.

You might try Reading Dr. John Sarno's findings.  He doesn't take the spiritual into consideration, so his approach isn't complete. However, he has found that most back and neck pain plus many other ailments have a psychological cause rather than a physical cause.

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My list of mp3s :
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Cosmic Ambitions:

Here are some more thoughts.

I used to have lower back pain even though I didn't have a herniated disc. Many people have had lower back pain without having a herniated disc.

On the other hand there have been studies where people with herniated discs don't have back pain.

There isn't just one nerve that travels down the spinal chord. There is a huge number. One would think that if disc pressure was the culprit, all kinds of bodilly parts would be effected.

Bodilly parts press against our nerves all the time. They don't grow within vacuous tunnels. So why doesn't pressure against them cause us to feel pain? Because nerve cells are caused to fire when chemical signals are sent to them. Each nerve cell contains a structure called an axon hillock. Unless a chemical signal of sufficient strength reaches an axon hillock, a nerve won't fire.

An infringed upon nerve is more likely to cause paralysis, not pain.

I really recommend that you check out one of Dr. John Sarno's books.



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