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Electromagnetism, Acupressure and Hinduism

So you all must be eager to know that how can a human being stores the
electromagnetic energy gained by him through meditation?

This process is described as below. All of you must be knowing how a battery works
through the negative and positive terminals. So in a similar manner, this process also
works. Read on to know about the same.

In meditation, a MUDRA (Symbolism) CALLED CHIN MUDRA IS MUCH PRONOUNCED.

Here a circle is formed by folding the index finger and the thumb.

The index finger represents the negative terminal and the thumb represents the
positive terminal. This means the battery (our body current) is charged through the
positive and negative terminal.

In Acupressure, the tip of each finger represents the ENERGY POINT. (Applicable to
index finger also). The thumb represents the MENTAL NERVES. The bottom side of the
thumb represents the backbone and the spinal chord along with the neck.

In meditation, the spine should be erect. The CHIN MUDRA, representing a closed
circuit of battery, passes the power of meditation, in the form of electric impulses in
to the body. The spinal chord conducts the nerve impulses and controls the motor
nerves, which are the carrier of electric signals in to the body. Now, the Acupressure
points, namely the TIP OF INDEX FINGER and the TIP OF THUMB, automatically
redirects the stored energy of meditation in to the body. (Note, the right hand is kept
in CHIN MUDHRA.)

The CHIN MUDRA HAS A SPECIFIC SIGNIFICANCE TO ACCUPRESSURE.

In the left hand, one more MUDRA IS CREATED by stretching the thumb, index finger,
little finger. (Remaining 2 fingers are folded.). This MUDRA almost resembles the
FLEMING’S RULE.

Thus our body turns out to be an electromagnet.

The energy is stored in the body through the CHIN MUDRA IN THE RIGHT HAND.

The body is made as an electro magnet without appropriate orientation (direction)

through the above mentioned MUDRA, in the LEFT HAND.

Thus the electricity starts flowing. In the feet, the toes represents the positive
terminal and the finger next to it, represents the negative terminal. A closed circuit of
battery (body current) is created in the body. Through this circuit, the body current
will drain out to earth. To avoid it, a PADHARAKSHAI (Wooden Slipper) is kept in the
feet. This wood will break the circuit. Hence the energy will not be drained out.

The magical bracelet!

In this article we will unfold the reasoning behind the words of the rishis which we
mentioned in the previous article. They used to wear a bracelet around the wrist and
used to claim that 'it would protect them from evil eyes'.

To explain the reason, firstly let's go back to Acupressure,

In Acupressure, there is a specific point to overcome fear, tension and anxiety.

Location: Along the most distal crease of wrist, on the ulna side, medial to tendon.

By giving pressure on this point for 3 minutes, one can be relieved of fear, tension
and anxiety. This point actually strengthens the nervous system and balances the
energy flow in the body and brings in the equilibrium.

The wrist band (bracelet) used by RISHI’S were made of copper (conductor of
electricity) with projections in the form a ball on either side with an open end.

Note: The ends of the bracelet were kept open.

This specific point where the ends of bracelet touches the wrist, exactly coincide with
the acupressure point corresponding to fear, tension and anxiety. Thus, by wearing
the bracelet, they were actually giving hard pressure to relieve the fear from their
mind.

The fear corresponds to excess energy flow (shi fluid) to a specific part of the body,
at the expense of distribution to other parts of the body (As per acupressure).

This means, the excess energy flow in the body, passes to the wrist. The copper,
which is a good conductor of electricity, absorbs this excess energy and passes it, to
the specific acupressure point in the wrist. So, this energy balances the tension. In
the, so called ghost affliction, people suffer from fits, strokes, sudden stoppage of
speech, sudden paralytic attack of a particular part of a body without any
pathological evidence. All these things correspond to sudden excess flow of universal
energy from the earth to the human body.

Here the excess energy flow is compensated and properly circulated in to the body.
The circulation of energy flow brings in the equilibrium.

However there is a caution that one needs to observe in the above technique. Failing
to observe that caution can be more fatalistic! To know about that caution, wait till
the next article.

In the last article we touched upon an Acupressure technique with the help of which
we could control the body and the nervous system in times when we have fear or are
scared of something (ghostly fears etc) and consequently prevent a shock, heart
attack, nervous breakdown, paralysis attack etc. We concluded by saying that there
is a precaution to be observed while following the technique. Let's know about that in
detail in this article.

Assume that in the technique mentioned, the ends of copper wrings were closed in
shape, then let us the consequence of it.
In that case, the circuit will be open to electricity. This means the negative and
positive terminal of the copper wrings were connected together. So, the electricity
will be flowing just like the passage in a battery. Hence, the stored energy at the wrist
point will pass on to the body. Then from the body, it will once again pass to the
earth. This means, indirectly we are adding fuel to the fire. The ghostly energy will
gain that power which has got passed on to the earth. This means the attack will be
more. (The attack of ghost will be more). In order to avoid it, the ends of the copper
wrings were kept open.

This is the scientific relevance of wearing the copper bracelet in the wrist, to drive
away the ghosts in the forest.

Because when the rings were open, the energy was not allowed to flow through the
body to the earth. As a result the ghostly energy had no source of obtaining further
energy.

Secondly, as a result of the same, the person wearing that copper bracelet could
annul the ghostly energy with the help of the energy that he gained with the help of
Acupressure technique that was enabled because of the bracelet.

GHOST represents the excess amount of negative energy (universal energy) in a

particular place, which may pass on to our body. The acupressure point corresponds
to annulling this excess energy. Ultimately thus the ghosts are nothing but reservoirs
of negative energy.

So dear readers, doesn’t this sound astounding, fascinating? But then as it's rightly
said, that 'Truth is stranger than fiction'. All these facts are not bed–time stories or
bluff, but these are realities which seem like tales just because of the ignorance of
the people. And it’s the light of Hinduism which can remove this darkness of
ignorance. So come, join us and be a part of Radhekrishna Sathsangam and feel the
positive change in your life and also the eternal bliss!

….concluded
Tremor & Shaking

In earlier times this illness was thought to be associated with possession by evil or
even divine spirits. Actually, epilepsy is disorganized electrical activity in the brain.
This leads to attacks of disturbed sensory or motor functions.

Shiatsu can be used to reduce the frequency and shorten the time of seizures. Diet
is also very important. The brain and the digestive system are related. If we can
clean the intestines, then the brain will be beneficially affected.

Acupressure chart
Acupressure chart

Acupressure is an ancient healing art based on the belief that physical pressure
applied to various energy points and channels in the body can relieve pain and
promote good health. Like acupuncture, acupressure is based on the theory that
energy flows along channels, called meridians, throughout the human body. Specific
places on the skin, called acupoints, are thought to be energetically connected to one
another and to certain organs and other body systems. If something happens to
disturb the movement of energy, pain or illness is thought to result. Acupressure
chart will help you very much

Although there are various types of acupressure characterized by unique rhythms,

pressures and techniques, the ancient trigger points are the same. Check out the
chart below to see the traditional treatment points thought to be associated with
certain health conditions. Acupressure free chart gives all the information

Acupressure does not replace conventional medical management for diagnosis or

treatment of any particular condition. Although clinical trials are underway, research
concerning acupressure does not yet exist. Therefore, there can be no evidence-
based recommendations at this time. Consult your doctor before seeking any type of
complementary or alternative treatment. But the free acupressure chart will have
many informations hidden.

There are 12 lines called meridian running along each side of the body. Each pair of
meridians corresponds to a specific organ. For example Lung meridians, spleen
meridians, stomach meridians, and liver meridians. Acupressure points are named for
the meridian they lie on, and each is given a number according to where along the
meridian it falls. Thus Spleen 6 is the sixth point on the Spleen meridian. Below is a
minimized chart to give you an idea how and what points work for what ailment. Dont
forget to see the acupressure chart.
 Full Body Acupressure Points

Acupressure points are found throughout the body and correspond to 12 main
meridians (or energy channels), plus 2 extra meridians called the conception vessel
and the governing vessel.

Depending on which school and which philosophy they train in, practitioners will use
different therapeutic techniques as well--either holding, rubbing, kneading or
vibrating points, or using a combination of those techniques--and will apply pressure
to points for different periods of time.

Jin Shin Do practitioners use both meridian and tender points and hold pairs of points
with a gentle but firm pressure. Also known as Body mind Acupressure, Jin Shin Do
emphasizes the interrelationship of mental, emotional and physical health, so
treatment may include counseling.