Major Composition of the Human
Body
Our physical entity is composed of five major
compositions. The most primitive of these are the biological entity
of primitive man. The next to evolve was the social consciousness
and establishment of community and civilization. Next came the mind,
the intellectual development of man estimated to be within the last 3000
years and finally the most developed for awakened is the spiritual or the
soul.
The highest manifestation of energy and spiritual
attunement that man can achieve is becoming one with what we term as God.
This awareness of one becomes evident only when one masters full control
and development of all the previous five energy levels or chakras.
As man realized that destiny is within his control
and with the nuclear and anatomic age that one can destroy life with mass
destruction has an awakening occurred within the spiritual realms of
individuals. There are many social and spiritual awakenings evolving
in the late 1800s/early 1900s which were the Age of Enlightenment, the
Social Revolution of the 1960s/early '70s and most recently what we term
as the New Age.
As the shift turns to more energy of mind, spirit,
the body becomes less important. However, prior to activating the
energies within the mind and spirit, it is important to establish a sound
foundation within the biological body. If the biological body is not
prepared, then there becomes a top-heaviness or imbalance within the
energies of the mind and spirit. This imbalance could lead to
greater stresses within the body leading to new diseases that we see
now of chronic fatigue, sublime stress, fibromyalgia and susceptibility to
various viruses.
Traditional medicine with medications, surgeries
and diagnostic tests has made great advances in managing diseases and
structural abnormalities. However, with the shifting of our energies
to a higher intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual attunement, new
conditions have evolved that are unrecognized by traditional medicine.
Traditional medicine was effective and still is
when one deals with correcting the foundation of the skeletal structure
and the biological functionings of our primitive man or animal state.
The development of psychology dealt with the biological aspects of the
mind, however fails to recognize the complex physiological interactions of
energy fields within the various nerves within the brain.
In the last 20 years, there have been many new
breakthroughs in alternative methods of dealing with disease states that
have originated from stresses or imbalances within the mind as well as
hormonal pathways within the body. These have included cranial sacral
work, magnetics, therapeutic touch, biofeedback, various oils, the use of
heat and cold as well as proper positioning of the body in various yoga
and other physical forms of meditation.
Additionally, utilizing the mind as a method of
exerting control over your bodily functions, people have turned to various
forms of meditation to achieve reduction of stress and attunement of
balance between the two hemispheres of the body. The two hemispheres of
the body frequently termed "right brain" or "left brain" are extremely
important in understanding the complexity of the human being.
The "right brain" which controls the left aspects
of your body is significant in the emotional and social concerns within
the environment. The left side of the brain or the right side of a body is
more concerned with materialism, self-biology, business, vocation and
matters of the physical world.
For one to achieve a more harmonious integration
for the completeness of the being, both hemispheres have to be strong but
balanced within a higher guide of moral constraints. For this reason, our
predecessors have established moral codes, Commandments, rituals and
religious doctrines that help man be guided within the framework of
success. Without these constraints or boundaries, man will venture into
his more primitive desires and have difficulty elevating himself beyond
primitive animal.
A body is essentially molecules and atoms that
vibrate at various frequencies. The combination of these molecules gives
rise to various tissues that have different functions within our body. The
cells of the liver are different than the cells of the brain are different
than cells of the bone. The composition of all these cells have the same
kind of atoms and molecules that in different arrangements and different
frequencies.
These energy frequencies are then grouped together
in like tissue to form large organ systems as well as tracts that allows
communication to occur within the body simultaneously. When the cells of a
certain organ are functioning at their proper frequency, they illuminate a
certain healthy energy or vibration. This vibration allows reenergizing of
the body towards homeostasis as well as what we term health.
For one who can visualize energies, one could
visualize the liver individually, the spleen, the bones and the nervous
system since they have their own frequency waves and modes of function. To
the untrained professional outside the medical field, this would be
difficult to differentiate as energies would be visualized but the
understanding could not be interpreted for lack of proper anatomic and
physiologic study.
Combining all the energies of the organ systems,
tissue, body fluids and the mind yields a greater imprint of our combined
biological functioning. This can be visualized by trained professionals to
say what we call energy fields or auras. The auras vibrate at various
frequencies; therefore one could see weaknesses of frequencies, which
suggest abnormalities within certain organ systems as well as the overall
picture yields a combined color as if one takes various paints of
different shades combines them to achieve a color whether it was blue,
red, orange, yellow or black. It has been found that each color
corresponds to a certain understanding of spiritual, emotional and
biological status. This gives immediate image of the person's entity by
visualizing their energy field.
When weaknesses are found that need to be
corrected especially within the biological realm, diagnosis and proper
treatment are done in order to strengthen this weakness. In traditional
medicine, this is done either by removal of diseased tissue or providing
medications that mask or slow down the diseased state such that it has
less impact on other organ systems. This limits the disease to its
original state, however in the long run it does not prevent further spread
of changed energies, which are usually detrimental.
In the late 1990s/2000s, there has been a great
strive for perfecting electronic machinery to detect minute changes in our
electromagnetic fields such that we can map physiological functioning and
establish standards for healthy functioning versus potential abnormalities
or diseases. Psychology map various psychological conditions including
depression, schizophrenia, paranoia, psychosis by studying the brain waves
and the chemicals that are changed as well as how these interactions
affect other parts of the brain.
One major focus of disease has returned back to
Hans Seley's theory of stress-induced disease. Dr. Seley indicated that
our mind under stress releases hormonal pathways through the limbic
system, hypothalamus that activate our thalamus that further drives our
adrenals to the point of adrenaline releases and other hormonal releases
as if the body was in a state of fight or flight.
This state when used very rarely and
discriminately is needed for situations of survival, however a chronic
activation of these hormonal pathways will cause over-utilization of these
hormones and eventual destruction of the end organs. This underlying
chronic stress precipitates individuals to thyroid abnormalities, kidney
disease, high blood pressure, mood swings, difficulty with sleep cycles,
gastrointestinal slowing or irritability as well as reproductive hormonal
disruption especially noted in a woman in a menstrual cycle.
Meditation is practiced in various forms from the
standpoint of refocusing the mind to areas outside this underlying stress.
Additionally, the meditation if guided properly yields a positive
influence on the brain waves allowing the brain to restore some of the
brain chemicals that have been over-utilized and are depleted. The
meditation allows for the body to be positioned in a relaxed positioned
for movements performed that augment the mind in a positive direction for
the breaking the stress cycle. Even a meditation of a few minutes allows
the brain to change its course within one chronic entrenchment of stress.
Utilized effectively, meditation can result in
changing the vibration of the mind, which ultimately would lead to
positive changes on the affected organ systems or pathways.
Recently, the introduction of various external machinery utilized in
various voltages, electricities and sensors have been incorporated in
treatment of stress and diseases. Unfortunately, our body is very
complex and not unidirectional in the voltage or magnet flows.
The machinery that we now develop is not as
complex enough to provide the appropriate restoration of energy fields or
correction of electrical flow except in isolated cases of superficial
structures in a very isolated area. Examples of these include insoles in
the shoes for plantar fasciitis as well as isolated ligament and tendon
strains near bony attachments.
Should you have any further questions
regarding this article, please direct your questions or comments to "Ask
the Doctor" section.
Copyright © 2004 - 2009 Taras V.
Kochno, M.D. All Rights Reserved
Board Certified in
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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