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அன்புடைய ஆன்றோர் பேரவைக்கு,
வணக்கம்.
> யிது வெறும் நம்பிக்கையின்பாற்
> பட்டதுமட்டுமில்லை.எல்லா நோய்களும்,விடங்களும்,முதலில் நம்மைச்சுற்றியுள்ள
> "Aura body"-spiritual sushma fine body-தனைத் தாக்கியபிறகே,முதலில்
> outer "psychic vibratic Health-body current'-யினாலும்+பின்பு
> வெள்ளை அணுக்களாலும் தோற்கடிக்கப்படாவிட்டால் மட்டுமே,நம் உடலினுள்ளே
> செல்லமுடியும். விஞ்ஞான முறையினாலும் யிது நிரூபிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளது.யிதுவே உண்மை..
> (யோகியார்)
முதலில் "AURA BODY" என்றால் என்ன? என
நோக்குங்கால் :
AURA BODY _ HUMAN
Human body. People sometimes call the
human body a machine--the most wonderful
one ever built. Also like a machine,
the body needs energy to work. In such
a machine as a car, the energy comes
from petrol. In the body, it comes from
food and oxygen.
The human body can defend itself against
hundreds of diseases. The body can also
repair itself after most small
injuries. Many body parts, such as the
heart and kidneys, work continuously.
The heart of a 70-year-old person, for
example, has pumped at least 174 million
litres of blood during that person's
life. In addition, the person's kidneys
have removed wastes from more than 3.8
million litres of blood.
By using its senses, the body can detect
changes in its surroundings, such as
changes in temperature, light, or
sounds. It can adjust to these changes
immediately. System of nerves that
carries messages from one part of the
body to another. The messages travel at
speeds of up to 90 metres per second.
The most remarkable part of the human
body is the brain. The human brain is
so highly developed that it makes people
different from all other living things.
Their magnificent brain makes people
able to think. They can compose silly
rhymes or beautiful poetry. They can
imagine a dream world or study the
mysteries of the atom. No animal--no
matter how cunning--and no computer--no
matter how powerful--can think like a
human being.
The brain and the exquisitely complex
nervous system, which ramifies
throughout the body, work in close
collaboration with the blood-borne
hormones. These are the body's inbuilt
control systems, orchestrating all that
we are and we do.
What the body is
made of
The human body has many parts ;from its
basic unit--the cell--to its integrated
systems. Chemical elements and
molecules. Like all things--living and
nonliving--the human body consists of
atoms of chemical elements. The most
common chemical elements in the body are
carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen.
The body also contains smaller amounts
of many other elements, including
calcium, iron, phosphorus, potassium,
and sodium.
Atoms of chemical elements combine and
form microscopic structures called
molecules. The most common molecule in
the human body is water. Water makes up
about 65 per cent of the body. Most of
the chemical reactions that occur in the
body require water.
Except for water, the body contain the
element carbon. The most important
carbon-containing molecules are large,
complicated structures called
macromolecules such as carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids.
Carbohydrates provide energy that powers
all the body's activities. Lipids have
several jobs. Some lipids, particularly
the fats, store extra fuel. Other
lipids serve as one of the building
materials for the cells that make up the
body. Proteins serve as building blocks
for cells. Other proteins, called
enzymes, speed up the chemical reactions
within the body. Nucleic acids carry
instructions that tell each cell how to
perform its particular jobs.
Cells and tissues : The basic unit of
all living things. The cells of the
human body consist chiefly of molecules
of water, proteins, and nucleic acids.
The molecules that make up the cells are
not alive, but the cells themselves are
living things. Each of the body's cells
is able to take in food, get rid of
wastes, and grow. Most of the cells can
also reproduce. A thin covering
consisting of lipid molecules encloses
each cell. This lipid envelope permits
only certain substances to enter or
leave the cell.
The body has many basic kinds of cells,
such as blood cells, muscle cells, and
nerve cells. Each kind of cell has
special features and jobs. Cells of the
same type form tissues. The body has
four chief kinds of tissues. (1)
Connective tissue helps support and join
together various parts of the body.
Most connective tissue is strong and
elastic. (2) Epithelial tissue covers
the body surface and so forms the skin.
It also lines such body openings as the
mouth and throat. Epithelial tissue
prevents harmful substances from
entering the body. (3) Muscle tissue
consists of threadlike fibres that can
contract (shorten). Muscle tissue makes
it possible for the body to move. (4)
Nervous tissue carries signals. Its
system of nerve cells permits various
parts of the body to communicate with
one another.
The skin, which is sometimes called the
integumentary system, is the largest
organ of the body. If the skin of a
68-kilogram person was spread out flat,
it would cover about 2 square metres.
Skin has three layers: (1) the
epidermis, (2) the dermis, and (3) the
subcutaneous tissues.
The muscular system moves the body. The
body has more than 600 muscles, each of
which consists of special fibres that
can contract. When a muscle contracts,
it pulls the tissue to which it is
attached. This pulling results in
movement. The digestive system breaks
down food into simple substances that
the cells can use. It then absorbs
these substances into the bloodstream
and eliminates any leftover waste
matter. The main part of the digestive
system is a long tube called the
alimentary canal. This tube consists of
(1) the mouth, oesophagus, and stomach;
and (2) the small intestine and large
intestine. Other parts of the digestive
system include the gall bladder, liver,
pancreas, salivary glands, and teeth.
The respiratory system consists of the
organs of breathing. These organs
include the nose, the trachea
(windpipe), and a pair of lungs. The
respiratory system has two main jobs.
(1) It provides the body with oxygen.
(2) It rids the body of carbon dioxide.
The cells of the body need oxygen to
break down and so release the energy in
food. During this process, carbon
dioxide forms as a waste product.
The circulatory system consists chiefly
of (1) the heart, (2) the blood vessels,
(3) the blood, and (4) the lymphatic
system.
The heart is a hollow muscle that pumps
blood through the circulatory system by
contracting and relaxing rhythmically.
In the lungs, the carbon dioxide is
removed from the blood, and oxygen is
added. The blood vessels form a
branching network of about 97,000
kilometres. They can be divided into
three types (1) Arteries carry blood
from the heart. (2) Veins carry blood to
the heart. (3) Capillaries connect the
arteries and veins.
The urinary system removes various
wastes from the blood and flushes them
from the body. The chief organs of this
system are the two kidneys.
The organs of the reproductive system
enable men and women to have children.
Human beings reproduce sexually. The
nervous system regulates and coordinates
the activities of all the other systems
of the body. It enables the body to
adjust to changes that occur within
itself and in its surroundings. The
nervous system is made up of countless
nerve cells, or neurons. The neurons
form a communications network that
extends to every part of the body. The
nervous system has three main
divisions. They are (1) the central
nervous system; (2) the peripheral
nervous system, which includes the eyes,
ears, nose, and other sense organs; and
(3) the autonomic nervous system.
The central nervous system consists of
the brain and spinal cord. It functions
as the control centre of the nervous
system. The central nervous system
receives information from the senses.
It analyses this information and decides
how the body should respond. It then
sends instructions that trigger the
required actions.
The central nervous system makes some
simple decisions, such as directing the
hand to pull away from a hot object,
within the spinal cord. Such simple
decisions are called spinal reflexes.
Most decisions, however, involve the
brain. The brain is an enormously
complicated collection of billions of
neurons. These neurons are linked
together in precise patterns that enable
the brain to think and remember. Much
brain activity occurs at the conscious
level. We are aware of decisions made
at this level and can voluntarily
control them. Other activity occurs at
the subconscious level. This activity
regulates the smooth muscles and is
beyond voluntary control.
The peripheral nervous system is made up
of the nerves that connect the central
nervous system with every part of the
body. These nerves include both sensory
neurons, which carry information to the
central nervous system, and motor
neurons, which relay instructions from
the central nervous system.
Sensory neurons run between the sense
organs and the central nervous system.
The sense organs have special sensory
neurons called receptors. Receptors
translate information about the internal
or external environment into nerve
impulses. These impulses are electrical
signals that nerves can carry.
The body has many kinds of sense
receptors. Vision receptors in the eyes
change light waves into nerve impulses.
Similarly, hearing receptors in the ears
convert sound waves into nerve
impulses. Smell receptors in the nose
and taste receptors on the tongue
convert chemical information into nerve
impulses. Receptors in the skin respond
to heat, cold, pressure, and pain.
Sense receptors deep within the body
provide information on the chemical and
physical conditions of the inner body
tissues.
Nerve impulses from the sense receptors
travel along sensory neurons to the
central nervous system. The central
nervous system analyses the information
and decides what actions, if any, are
necessary. If a response is needed, the
central nervous system sends out
instructions. The motor neurons of the
peripheral nervous system carry the
instructions from the central nervous
system to the appropriate tissues.
The autonomic nervous system is a
special part of the peripheral nervous
system. It carries messages from the
subconscious level of the brain to the
internal organs. The autonomic nervous
system regulates the automatic functions
of the body, such as the beating of the
heart and the movement of food through
the digestive system.
- இது ஒரு மருத்துவ ஆண்டு மலரிலிருந்து எடுக்கப்பட்டது.
அண்ணண் திரு.செயபாரதி கூறியுள்ள "Holistic
Medicine" என்றால் என்ன? என்றும் பார்க்கலாம்.
Faith Healing என்ற
> > முறை, பலகாலமாக நடப்பில் இருந்திக்கிறது. இப்போது
> > அதுவும் ஒரு மருத்துவமுறையாகக் கருதப்பட்டு, Alternative
> > Medicine, Holistic Medicine ஆகிய மருத்துவ முறைகளில்
> >இடம் பெறுகிறது.
HOLISTIC MEDICINE
Holistic medicine is an approach to
health care based on the belief that
many factors may affect a person's
health. Such factors include genetics,
nutrition, physical activity, stress,
family relationships, medical care, and
living and working conditions. However,
any single factor might be the most
important one for a particular person.
The term holistic medicine comes from
the Greek word holos, which means
whole.
The emphasis of holistic medicine
differs from that of orthodox medicine
which focuses chiefly on the treatment
of a specific disease. Holistic
medicine emphasizes the prevention and
treatment of disease. Some of its
methods of diagnosis and treatment are
not usually used in traditional medical
practice. For example, doctors who
practise holistic medicine use many
treatments in addition to drugs and
surgery. These methods include
acupuncture, herbs, hypnosis, and
relaxation therapies. Holistic doctors
try to reduce their patients' use of
drugs.
Many doctors, psychologists, and other
health care professionals practise
holistic medicine. Holistic
practitioners stress the responsibility
of the patient in achieving and
maintaining the best possible health.
They help patients establish good eating
and exercise habits. They may also
teach patients various methods of
medical self-care. For example, a
patient might learn to control a
normally involuntary body process, such
as the rate of the heartbeat, by means
of relaxation techniques, meditation, or
biofeedback.
Biofeedback is a method of learning to
control body processes that are not
ordinarily thought of as being under
voluntary control. People have learned
to regulate their blood flow, blood
pressure, body temperature, brain waves,
heartbeat, and other internal body
functions. Normally, the autonomic
(self-regulating) part of the nervous
system controls such processes
automatically. People can also use
biofeedback to relearn to use muscles no
longer under their voluntary control,
owing to an accident, stroke, or brain
damage.
Experimental work in biofeedback began
in the mid-1960's. However, Oriental
holy men had claimed for hundreds of
years that they could consciously
control their internal body functions.
Western scientists traditionally scoffed
at these claims. But by the late
1960's, experiments had demonstrated
that such control was possible. Since
then, biofeedback has become an
important method of medical therapy.
Biofeedback research has led to a better
understanding of certain diseases.
How biofeedback works. Biofeedback
provides people with information on the
functioning of the bodily processes they
are learning to control. For example,
people cannot normally detect a change
in their blood pressure. Therefore, if
they try to lower their blood pressure
using only their conscious minds, they
have no way of knowing whether they have
succeeded. In learning to control this
process through biofeedback, an
individual is connected to a machine
that measures the blood pressure on each
heartbeat. If the pressure falls below
a certain level, the machine sounds a
tone. Subjects know they have succeeded
when they hear the tone, and the
knowledge of their success acts as a
reward. With repeated practice, people
can learn to regulate their blood
pressure.
Biofeedback in medicine and psychology.
Biofeedback is used to treat many
illnesses. Heart patients can be
trained to use biofeedback to control
dangerously irregular heartbeats. Other
patients use biofeedback to control high
blood pressure, migraine and tension
headaches, and muscle spasms. People
also can learn to control anxiety by
using biofeedback to regulate their own
brain waves.
Doctors have long recognized that many
body disorders are related to a person's
emotional health. Such psychosomatic
conditions include high blood pressure,
bronchial asthma, and peptic ulcers.
Biofeedback research has provided new
understanding of how the state of the
mind can influence the various systems
of the body.
Most psychologists once believed that
the visceral (internal) organs could be
taught new responses only through the
simple kind of learning called classical
conditioning. But biofeedback has shown
that visceral responses can be taught by
instrumental conditioning, a much more
advanced kind of learning. This
development has stimulated further
research into how human beings learn.
For an explanation of classical and
instrumental conditioning.
Transcendental Meditation (TM) is a
method of relaxing the body that became
popular in many countries during the
1970's. It was developed in the 1950's
by the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, from
India. He used the word transcendental
to describe the process of reaching a
state of pure consciousness, where the
mind is not aware of anything in
particular. He declared that people who
used this technique became happier and
more relaxed and creative. Centres that
teach TM operate in many countries.
Followers of the Maharishi call TM the
Science of Creative Intelligence.
People practise TM by sitting quietly in
a comfortable position. They close
their eyes and silently repeat their
mantra, a pleasant-sounding word from
the Hindu scriptures. Teachers of TM
select a personal, secret mantra for
each student. A person who practises TM
meditates for 15 to 20 minutes in the
morning and evening, before meals.
Scientific studies show that certain
bodily changes occur during meditation.
For example, the rate of breathing and
the amount of oxygen taken in by the
body decrease. The blood pressure and
the rate of heartbeat also decrease
while a person meditates.
In addition, scientists found that alpha
waves (brain waves that become prominent
when a person is relaxed) increase in
intensity during meditation.
Psychologists report that many people
who practise TM feel less anxious and
aggressive than before and can handle
stress more easily. Some scientists
believe TM causes these changes because
people have faith in the method and
expect it to help them. The Teachers
claimed that people cannot meditate
effectively without training from a TM
teacher and the use of a mantra.
However, many scientists declare that
other forms of meditation and relaxation
can produce the same results as TM.
மேற்கண்ட இரண்டிலுமே நம்பிக்கைக்கு(BELIEF) முதலிடம்
கொடுக்கப் பட்டுள்ளது.
> தற்போது நம் சென்னை-அபல்லோ ஆசுபத்ரியிலும்
> (Apollo Hospital,chennai-6)"Pranic Healing centre'
> என்ற தனிப்பகுதியில் அதில் நம்பிக்கை ஆழமாக உள்ளவர்கட்கு
> 2 டாக்டர்கள்(Who have advanced practice in such color Pranas')
> & who r very efficient in that Healing system,as trained by
> Dr. Choa kak Sui Maharaj of Philippines, who found out that theory
> & deep practice+has written 2 books on"Pranic Healing"(which contain both
> basic& Advanced-with Various Chakras healing,Pyramid healing,&Magnet
> healing)சிகித்சை செய்துவருகிறார்கள்.
> 1995-ல் அந்த ப்லிப்பைன்ச் டாக்டரே
"Pranic Healing centre" என்ற தனிப்பகுதியில்
அதில் நம்பிக்கை ஆழமாக உள்ளவர்கட்கு
2 டாக்டர்கள் சிகிச்சை செய்துவருகிறார்கள் எனத்
தாங்களும் கூறியுள்ளீர்கள்.
ஆகவே, நம்பிக்கைதான் அடிப்படை. அது இல்லையெனில்,
எந்த மருந்து கொடுப்பினும் சிகிச்சை பலனளிப்பது
தாமதப்படும் என்ற எனது தாழ்மையான கருத்தை
அறிஞர்கள்கள்முன் வைக்க விரும்புகிறேன்.
மேற்கண்டவைகளை ஆராயின் வெளிச்சம் கிடைக்குமென
நம்புகிறேன்.
ஏற்புடையதாக இல்லையெனில் அறிவுறுத்துங்கள்.
திருத்திகொள்ளுகிறேன்.
நன்றி
பணிவுகலந்த அன்புடன்,
-ஞானவெட்டியான்
-திண்டுக்கல்(தமிழ்நாடு)
kaviyogivedham wrote:
>
> அன்பர் திரு. செயபாரதி அவர்கட்கும்,
> திரு.ஞானவெட்டியான்(திண்டுக்கல்)அவர்கட்கும்..
> வணங்கிப்பணிந்து எழுதுவது,
> தற்போது நம் சென்னை-அபல்லோ ஆசுபத்ரியிலும்
> (Apollo Hospital,chennai-6)"Pranic Healing centre'
> என்ற தனிப்பகுதியில் அதில் நம்பிக்கை ஆழமாக உள்ளவர்கட்கு
> 2 டாக்டர்கள்(Who have advanced practice in such color Pranas')
> & who r very efficient in that Healing system,as trained by
> Dr. Choa kak Sui Maharaj of Philippines, who found out that theory
> & deep practice+has written 2 books on"Pranic Healing"(which contain both
> basic& Advanced-with Various Chakras healing,Pyramid healing,&Magnet
> healing)சிகித்சை செய்துவருகிறார்கள்.
> 1995-ல் அந்த ப்லிப்பைன்ச் டாக்டரே அங்கே அப்பகுதியைத் தொடங்கிவைத்துப் பேசினார்.
> அதன் சுருக்கத்தை நாளை (பழைய டயரி கிட்டிடின்!)யிவண் எழுதுகிறேன்.
> நாளது தேதிவரை சுமார் 4017 பேர் அப்பகுதியில்(போனில் பேசித் தெரிந்துகொண்டு எழுதுகிறேன்).ஆனால்
> சிகித்சைக்குப்பிறகு கண்டிப்பாய்(to support& as complimentary)
> கொஞ்சமாய் சிலவகை(குறைந்த திறனுள்ள)மருந்துகளும் கொடுப்பார்கள்.
> நாளை யிதுபற்றித் தொடர்ந்து எழுதுகிறேன்.ஆக, யிது வெறும் நம்பிக்கையின்பாற்
> பட்டதுமட்டுமில்லை.எல்லா நோய்களும்,விடங்களும்,முதலில் நம்மைச்சுற்றியுள்ள
> "Aura body"-spiritual sushma fine body-தனைத் தாக்கியபிறகே,முதலில்
> outer "psychic vibratic Health-body current'-யினாலும்+பின்பு
> வெள்ளை அணுக்களாலும் தோற்கடிக்கப்படாவிட்டால் மட்டுமே,நம் உடலினுள்ளே
> செல்லமுடியும். விஞ்ஞான முறையினாலும் யிது நிரூபிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளது.யிதுவே உண்மை..
> (யோகியார்)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: jaybee555
> To:
> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 5:26 AM
> Subject: [agathiyar] Re: ekan-anekan
> iதனை Spontaneous Remission என்று சொல்வார்கள்.
> > இதனைப் பற்றி ஏற்கனவே அகத்தியத்தில் பேசியிருக்கிறோம்.
> > இதன் அடிப்படை என்ன என்பது இன்னும் மர்மமாகவே
> > இருக்கிறது. மேலும் Miraculous Recovery என்ற வி"யமும்
> > இருப்பது ஏற்றுக்கொள்ளப்பட்டுவிட்டது. Faith Healing என்ற
> > முறை, பலகாலமாக நடப்பில் இருந்திக்கிறது. இப்போது
> > அதுவும் ஒரு மருத்துவமுறையாகக் கருதப்பட்டு, Alternative
> > Medicine, Holistic Medicine ஆகிய மருத்துவ முறைகளில்
> > இடம் பெறுகிறது.
> > அன்புடன்
> >
> > fயபாரதி
>
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