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    The Infinity Zone: A Transcendent Approach to Peak Performance
    The Infinity Zone: A Transcendent Approach to Peak Performance
    The Infinity Zone: A Transcendent Approach to Peak Performance
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    The Infinity Zone: A Transcendent Approach to Peak Performance

    By Matthew J. Pallamary and Paul Mayberry

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    *Winner - International Book Award*

    *Award Winning Finalist - San Diego Book Award*

    Award-winning author Matthew J Pallamary and sports coach Paul Mayberry Deliver Life-Transforming Book on The Infinity Zone Phenomenon of Mastering Your Energy to Master Your Life The life-transforming revelations of The Infinity Zone have been discovered in nature, animals, birds, insects, music, physics, martial arts, astronomy, dance, fitness, physical therapy, sports, throughout history and in ancient cultures. Recently found to improve mental abilities, including autism and depression, The Infinity Zone principles are all around us and hidden within us, because they are the secret architecture for all life - the DNA molecule. Once you read this book, you may never look at the world the same again. Based on the proven philosophical studies of Einstein, Steiner and other brilliant minds, and packed with photos, illustrations, diagrams, formulas and e-book active links, The Infinity Zone is an easy, fun, contemporary approach to mastering your mental and physical abilities on all levels. In this book, you'll learn how to use The Infinity Zone to achieve peak performance with your body, mind and spirit. Be calmer, focused, physically more powerful, fit, balanced, confident, happier, increase your awareness and mental abilities - learn to master your life. Mayberry says, "You'll learn how to tap into your hidden energy and power through easy tools and movements that align a grounded center point, create balance, focus, mental clarity, coordination, as they pull energy from the legs, through the core out to the arms, delivering maximum power efficiently." Pallamary concludes, "The Infinity Zone supports Einstein's observation that we are all connected through this architecture of a grand physical and energetic design. If you master your energy, you master your life. The Infinity Zone proves that."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMystic Ink Publishing
    Release dateMar 15, 2018
    ISBN9780615696911
    The Infinity Zone: A Transcendent Approach to Peak Performance
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    Matthew J. Pallamary

    Matt Pallamary's historical novel Land Without Evil received rave reviews along with a San Diego Book Award and is being translated into Spanish. It was also adapted into a full-length stage and sky show, co-written by Agent Red with Matt Pallamary, directed by Agent Red, and performed by Sky Candy, an Austin Texas aerial group. The making of the show was the subject of a PBS series, Arts in Context episode, which garnered an EMMY nomination. The Infinity Zone: A Transcendent Approach to Peak Performance  is a collaboration with tennis coach Paul Mayberry which offers a fascinating exploration of the phenomenon that occurs at the nexus of perfect form and motion. It took 1st place in the International Book Awards, New Age category and was a finalist in the San Diego Book Awards. It has also been translated into Italian by Hermes Edizioni.   The Small Dark Room Of The Soul, his first short story collection, was mentioned in The Year's Best Horror and Fantasy. A Short Walk to the Other Side, his second collection, was an Award Winning Finalist in the International Book Awards, an Award Winning Finalist in the USA Best Book Awards, and an Award Winning Finalist in the San Diego Book Awards. DreamLand, written with Ken Reeth won an Independent e-Book Award in the Horror/Thriller category and was an Award Winning Finalist in the San Diego Book Awards. Eye of the Predator was an Award Winning Finalist in the Visionary Fiction category of the International Book Awards.  CyberChrist was an Award Winning Finalist in the Thriller/Adventure category of the International Book Awards.  Phantastic Fiction - A Shamanic Approach to Story  took 1st place in the International Book Awards Writing/Publishing category.  His memoir Spirit Matters detailing his journeys to Peru, working with shamanic plant medicines took first place in the San Diego Book Awards Spiritual Book Category, and was an Award-Winning Finalist in the autobiography/memoir category of the National Best Book Awards, sponsored by USA Book News. Spirit Matters is also available as an audio book.

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      The Infinity Zone - Matthew J. Pallamary

      DEDICATION

      This book is dedicated to Colleen Kennedy, Patricia Hill, Howard Mayberry, Eric Hart, Rudolf Steiner, Charles M. Schulz, and Ray Bradbury.

      CONTENTS

      Foreword3

      Introduction6

      1.Sacred Geometry9

      2.The Temple of Man26

      3.The Fourth Dimension  36

      4.The Infinity Zone45

      5.The Infinity Zone in Nature59

      6.The Infinity Zone in Art and Music69

      7.The Infinity Zone in Sports79

      8.Practical Application of The Infinity Zone 85

      9.The Infinity Zone as a Higher State of Consciousness97

      10.To Infinity and Beyond108

      ACKNOWLEDGeMENTS

      The authors wish to acknowledge the support of Jack Broudy, Lace Chess, Rose Snowing, Rob Gubala, Kim Gubala, Margaux Hession, The Santa Barbara Writer’s Conference, The Southern California Writer’s Conference, Grail Sports, and Rudolf Steiner, whose work inspired The Infinity Zone. 

      foreword

      O

      ne of my earliest thoughts about infinity had to do with the feeling of extending out to the edge of space and wondering what was on the other side.  Whenever I came to an end, I found a new beginning.  Contemplating a mobius strip or imagining my arm extending to one side, I envisioned connecting with the other side as if in a globe; bridging a gap with the unknown.

      Playing ball in school playgrounds honed my skills and understanding of infinity, helping me to excel at tennis.  A great tennis facility lay between home and school.  I hung out at the backboard there to be alone with my thoughts while hitting endless balls and became one of the top juniors in Southern California.

      Around the age of twelve, I was introduced to tai chi by a teacher who used the back yard of our family’s preschool to give classes. My father and I became obsessed with a hybrid style of the basic tai chi ball movement we called the figure 8.  Effortless movement was the ideal. 

      My father used to write one-liners on large adding machine paper at a podium where his gyrations punctuated the verse he was writing.  He usually wrote in a paradoxical form that expressed some aspect of polarity, like Chicken sooth is meta zen.

      Infusing movement and thought became a preoccupation that fueled my interest in research and teaching.  Eastern tai chi practices brought me to a whole new level that culminated in the discovery of Rudolf Steiner.  Steiner’s works related to projective geometry, spatial dynamics, and the etheric realm.  I incorporated anything that I thought might improve my play.

      In my early twenties I attended workshop lectures at the Rudolf Steiner College in Fair Oaks Sacramento.  In a flash I realized that the figure 8 movement could be the basis of a movement system that I could teach in a new way.  Until that moment, I felt unable to encompass what tennis pros were really doing.

      I taught lessons, revealing the figure 8 as a symbol of all the elements of a stroke, stressing the 45 degree angle as the ideal hitting point and midpoint of a focused rotation with the center in perfect relationship to the centrifugal power at the periphery.

      Everything changed when I met a successful tennis pro named Jack Broudy.  When I tested some ideas on Jack’s students, he was impressed enough to become a business partner and co-creator.  Together we developed the 8board and inspired our student knights in the quest for perfection, symbolized by the Grail.

      The real work was done on the practice court, with King Jack and Merlin looking deeper into the mystery of infinity for depth and insight as we mastered our craft over many years.  We both coached in the south of France for 15 years on a property with a real castle, working with a group of students from the age of five to the present day. 

      All of them are phenomenal players.

      I am in awe of meeting Matthew Pallamary after reading an article he wrote on the theory and evolution of consciousness, sensing instant karma when it all came together.

      I am truly grateful for our collaboration and experience, and I am excited about the future with a book like this to inspire a new generation of players who are ready to learn the secrets of The Infinity Zone.

      Paul Mayberry May 23, 2012

      inTRoduction

      I think that the leaf of a tree, the meanest insect on which we trample, are in themselves arguments more conclusive than any which can be adduced that some vast intellect animates Infinity.

      —Percy Bysshe Shelley

      ––––––––

      The 'infinity' is spread all over!! The 'infinity' and the 'boundless one' (God) both meet at a point.

      —Atharva Veda

      ––––––––

      A

      lbert Einstein said, Everything is energy and that’s all there is to it.  Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot help but get that reality.  It can be no other way.  This is not philosophy.  This is physics.

      Physics is a natural science that involves the study of matter and its motion through space-time along with its related concepts of energy and force. More broadly, it is the general analysis of nature, conducted in order to understand how the universe behaves.

      The Infinity Zone is a phenomena that occurs at the nexus of perfect form and motion that when utilized properly, can bring balance, power, and control to a number of physical and mental activities on multiple levels.

      Based on the form and motion of the Figure 8, the Infinity Zone applies its dynamics back and forth through the inner spectrum of cognition across the boundaries of thought and matter and back again, from the mental to the physical; to the depths of infinity inside of us to the boundless infinity without.

      In order to navigate the physical world our senses take in a multitude of stimuli, much of it through the eyes and ears.  What our senses take in, our minds process continuously, reinterpreting the incoming data from moment to moment, instantaneously making adjustments to the shifting environment.  By regulating our breathing, heartbeat, and blood pressure, as well as other unconscious physiological functions, our body’s natural intelligence strives for balance; especially when it is involved in intense physical activity that requires great coordination, like sports or dancing.

      This rapid exchange between inner subjectivity and outer objectivity is an infinity pattern between external stimulus and inner interpretation.  The continuous volley and serve of stimulus and response moves back and forth in the same manner as a tennis match, only this match is played at very high speed with multiple volleys.

      A tennis player who has mastered the Infinity Zone not only has the poised inner game of tennis where matches are won; they also control the outer world through the movement of their bodies through the Infinity Zone, making them superior players.

      Not only are they doing a rapid subjective objective dance; the two sides of their brain are also communicating on many levels, instantaneously sending masses of information volleying back and forth across the net of the corpus callosum, the central area in the fissure of the brain that facilitates communication between both sides.  When the motion of their body comes into harmony with their whole being in the form of the figure 8, their body, mind, and

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