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The healing power of trees g i v e n by n a t u r e f o r f r e e
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Tree und human (a natural symbiosis) Trees are autotrophic - they can produce all the substances necessary for life themselves from light energy, water and carbon dioxide without outside help. When the German chemist Richard Willstaetter (1872 / 1942) isolated the green pigment of plants and discovered that it consists of two parts - the blue-green chlorophyll (a) and the yellow-green chlorophyll (b) in a ratio of 3:1, he did not yet know what enormous health-promoting properties chlorophyll has. Especially in germinated wheat (wheatgrass juice) it is extremely rich in vitamins and enzymes. Chlorophyll (a) has 4 protein attachment points and a magnesium atom in the centre. Our haemoglobin also has 4 protein attachment points and an iron atom in the middle. The haem in the iron 2 complex is responsible for oxygen transport. Chlorophyll is chemically related to the red blood pigment haemin. The building block of both is perrol, which is also a component of the red blood pigment haemin. Haemin combines with the protein globin to form haemoglobin, which is found in the red blood cells, transports oxygen to the tissues and makes the production of energy and life possible. It is therefore obvious to use chlorophyll against anaemia, which has also been proven in animals by intravenous injection of a chlorophyll derivative to increase haemoglobin levels. The healing properties of chlorophyll have also been proven in other diseases. There is therefore an analogy between trees and humans through these chemical twins. This results in a natural symbiosis - without carbon dioxide there is no tree, without oxygen there is no human or animal. There are many other effective factors, such as filtering out bacteria and harmful fungi from the air. Or phyllonic healing (phyllos - the leaf), which also has a psychosomatic effect and can eliminate or at least reduce our chronically negative emotional states. Plants have cell structures that can form a rudimentary decision-making programme using plant hormones that collect information about the conditions around them, including information about us. Trees also do this to an immense extent. Through magnetite crustal crystals in our brain we communicate not only hoemoopatically but also electromagnetically with trees and can thus also make spatio-temporal statements about ourselves.

What does consciousness mean

analogue to brain activity?

The first step is to determine how brainwaves and consciousness are related. If you apply the brainwave model, which is measured in Hertz (Schw/Sec.) and the subdivision into 5 categories: GAMMA 100 - 38 Hz; BETA 38 - 15 Hz; ALPHA 14 - 8 Hz; THETA 7 - 4 Hz and finally DELTA 3 - 0.5 Hz, consciousness can be found just as well or in the (still largely unexplored) gamma waves as in the alpha waves, which occur during conscious meditation and enable the connection to the low-frequency theta waves. While the gamma waves only allow focusing meditation (religious beliefs in certain rituals), the alpha waves allow us to visualise meditation, but this restricts our ability to remember, especially when overlapping with theta waves. What use is meditation without content and insights? Apart from the physical health-promoting aspect and the fact that the Mind Mirror EEG is symmetrical. How do I achieve conscious meditation with positive psychosomatic effects? In yoga and in the ancient phyllonic healing arts, people knew about the effectiveness of breathing and movement exercises, which, it was claimed, involve the whole person, including the whole brain with all its functions, right up to the soul, whose seat was thought to be in the pineal gland. If you consider that the neural pathways of an adult human brain are 5.8 million kilometres long, 145 times the circumference of the earth, and have over 120 billion neurons that are closely connected with 120 trillion synapses, you can see the complexity of the logistics involved in managing such a biological miracle. It would be naïve to reduce thoughts and the resulting feelings to chemical processes. Due to the high connectivity (many parallel links), the memory and processing logic in the neuronal network are updated with every clock cycle of the entire memory and this every second with only 18 watts of power. During a simple meditation I can harmonise the division of labour between the 3 types of cortical fields in the cerebrum. Sensory fields are calmed, motor fields relax the muscles, thoughts and drive fields in the front part of the brain (the actual thinking and remembering) are brought into a clear structure. It is a very interesting game when a being (man) who is perfect by nature does not know this because he thinks that he is imperfect and strives hard to be perfect.The ability to control his feelings and direct his will is one of the steps towards spiritual growth.
2022 BaumYoGa
Made by ASTA
B A U M Y O G A
The healing power of trees g i v e n by n a t u r e f o r f r e e
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impressum
Tree und human (a natural symbiosis) Trees are autotrophic - they can produce all the substances necessary for life themselves from light energy, water and carbon dioxide without outside help. When the German chemist Richard Willstaetter (1872 / 1942) isolated the green pigment of plants and discovered that it consists of two parts - the blue-green chlorophyll (a) and the yellow-green chlorophyll (b) in a ratio of 3:1, he did not yet know what enormous health-promoting properties chlorophyll has. Especially in germinated wheat (wheatgrass juice) it is extremely rich in vitamins and enzymes. Chlorophyll (a) has 4 protein attachment points and a magnesium atom in the centre. Our haemoglobin also has 4 protein attachment points and an iron atom in the middle. The haem in the iron 2 complex is responsible for oxygen transport. Chlorophyll is chemically related to the red blood pigment haemin. The building block of both is perrol, which is also a component of the red blood pigment haemin. Haemin combines with the protein globin to form haemoglobin, which is found in the red blood cells, transports oxygen to the tissues and makes the production of energy and life possible. It is therefore obvious to use chlorophyll against anaemia, which has also been proven in animals by intravenous injection of a chlorophyll derivative to increase haemoglobin levels. The healing properties of chlorophyll have also been proven in other diseases. There is therefore an analogy between trees and humans through these chemical twins. This results in a natural symbiosis - without carbon dioxide there is no tree, without oxygen there is no human or animal. There are many other effective factors, such as filtering out bacteria and harmful fungi from the air. Or phyllonic healing (phyllos - the leaf), which also has a psychosomatic effect and can eliminate or at least reduce our chronically negative emotional states. Plants have cell structures that can form a rudimentary decision-making programme using plant hormones that collect information about the conditions around them, including information about us. Trees also do this to an immense extent. Through magnetite crustal crystals in our brain we communicate not only hoemoopatically but also electromagnetically with trees and can thus also make spatio-temporal statements about ourselves.