Professor Xavier is the professor and head of the Xavier Institute, a home and training center for many of the X-Men that were once runaways or abandoned by their families. As he is an expert in mental health, continuing education standards of these runaways while helping them harness and control their mutant powers in an ethical way was the reason for establish the Xavier Institute. As a result, veteran X-Men have been supervised and trained at the facility, going on to battle villains and make the world a place in which mutants and humans can coexist. Some of these included Cyclops, Jean Grey, Rogue, Storm, Jubilee, Gambit, Beast, and Wolverine.

With extremely powerful telepath that can read minds, control others, and influence decisions by other people; as a long time scientist, he is also an expert in mental health. Continuing education standards in the Institute was his top priority, often staying behind while younger trainees were sent out to battle Magneto and other Sentinel robots. A large part of this reason is that professor X is a paraplegic, bound to a hovering “wheelchair”. In the films, Professor X is portrayed by Patrick Stewart, which has an uncannily similar look to Professor X’s original drawing that stayed consistent throughout the years.

As proponent of the development of mental health, continuing education for his mutant students was a large concern for the good professor. Often compared with Dr. Martin Luther King in personality and philosophy, Professor X attempted many different methods to find the underclass of mutants and offer his assistance in any way possible. While many turned him down for a life of crime or even to join up with Magneto, Professor X constantly used a telepathic device called Cerebro which allowed him to find the location of strays, dropouts, and undisciplined mutant youth around the world. After locating them, teams of X-Men would often approach them, offering a safe home for education and training at the Xavier Institute.

Beast, a professor and long-time friend of Professor X, often taught educational courses to new recruits at the Xavier Institute. Aside from this, Beast was also tasked by the professor to develop various technologies that would help young students harness and protect themselves from their often-unruly mutant powers that could cause harm to themselves or others. A good example of this was the development of a shielded gauntlet he invented for Surge, a young mutant who could not initially control large electronic blasts that she absorbed from various sources.

The Xavier Institute is extremely important to the X-Men series. Scenes often take place within the institute, either in the classrooms or training center, and were even featured as a setting in many of the films. Absolutely essential to the much of the settings of the X-Men Universe since the 1960s, the world of the X-Men we all love could never have been fully understood without the foundation of the Xavier Institute.

Nothing is as depressing as the fact that you cannot understand what is happening to you when you are depressed or irritated. Even the doctors who should be able to help you find it out tell you that they don’t know why you have these symptoms.

The wise unconscious mind that produces your dreams knows everything and will never disappoint you. You only have to learn the dream language according to the scientific method in order to understand the wise messages contained in your own dreams. The dream language works like psychotherapy, providing you the best natural treatment you could ever find. This is a safe treatment that cures all mental illnesses.

You’ll become a psychologist yourself for understanding what provokes depression in the human being and how all mental illnesses can be completely eliminated. The unconscious mind will show you everything that is happening to you and explain why you have each symptom or strange reaction. It will also show you how to control your behavior, so that you may become calm, balanced and wise.

The average human being ignores the existence of a primitive region in the human brain that keeps trying to destroy the human side of our conscience. You’ll not only have this notion, you’ll be able to clearly discern the thoughts that don’t belong to the human side of your conscience when your wild conscience will try to invade the human region.

The unconscious guidance will help you fight against a mental illness while knowing what you are trying to do.

The wild side of your conscience belongs to you because it is your primitive conscience, however it didn’t pass through the same process of development that was afforded to your human side.

You’ll see that the human being is basically a primate with a very tiny human conscience. This means that all your false impressions and wrong concepts will disappear under the light of truth. At the same time, it means that you will be able to evolve, abandoning the absurdity of your primitive self.

Those who ignore the truth will insist on defending an attitude that is in fact imposed by their wild side, without understanding that they are being dominated by the absurdity they have inherited.

You’ll have the privilege of being able to tame your wild side and eliminate its absurdity. This is why you’ll have perfect mental health, self-confidence, and a permanent good mood.

Most people keep repeating the same mistakes in life. They have a bad memory. They cannot learn anything easily or solve their basic problems because they use only a very tiny portion of their brain since the biggest part of the human brain belongs to our wild conscience.

You will use all the capacities that belong to the wild part of your brain on your own behalf because they will belong to your human conscience. This is how you’ll acquire complete consciousness.

You’ll never make mistakes but always act with wisdom, your memory will be excellent, and you’ll attain a higher level of knowledge; thanks to everything that you’ll learn through the guidance of the unconscious wisdom.

Taking care of our mental health can be challenging in the modern world. Stress is everywhere, and disorders like anxiety and depression are prevalent. One of the breaking discoveries in modern medicine is the benefits CBD (or cannabidiol) puts on our minds to put our mental health back to a healthy state.

However, scientific research is in its early stages and, since the compound comes from the Cannabis plant, it often carries its stigma. Even so, the science behind CBD is promising and has proven to have many benefits for mental health, and we can use CBD oil to treat psychological disorders.

In this post, we will cover the benefits of CBD that modern medicine has already discussed. Keep reading to check those breaking discoveries!

CBD Oil and Mental health

1. Depression

Depression is a widespread disorder that affects 25% of the UK’s population. This psychological disorder is treated with medication and psychotherapy, depending on its severeness. The administration of CBD Oil is one of the most discussed alternative treatments for depression nowadays.

An essential range of antidepressants acts in our systems for helping to balance the levels of serotonin, the hormone associated with the satisfaction feeling. CBD has shown exciting effects related to serotonin, thus having promising applications as an antidepressant.

A 2018 study disclosed that CBD seems not to raise serotonin levels but instead affects how the brain respond to its stimulation.

2. Anxiety

Along with depression, anxiety is widespread in the UK and the world. This disorder takes many forms, depending on the circumstances that trigger it and the symptoms that surface.

Anxiety can be part of the routine or can turn to be a real disorder. Many of its symptoms are accelerated heartbeat, increased sweat, irritability, constantly feeling on edge, and others. Some studies suggest that CBD may help ease anxiety symptoms, especially since the substance shows effects on our mood.

A 2015 study concluded that cannabidiol is an effective treatment for several anxiety conditions, such as General Anxiety Disorder (or GAD, the most common cause of anxiety) and Social Anxiety Disorder.

CBD is a natural compound that does not seems aggressive to the body. Because of that, many people use it daily, taking a few drops 2 to 3 times each day. Some people even use it to ease their anxiety before facing a public speaking event of any sort.

Other kinds of anxiety disorders that are treatable with CBD are Panic Disorders, Obsessive-compulsive disorder (also known as OCD), and Post-traumatic stress disorder.

3. Sleep

Sleep is an essential part of mental health and well-being. There is anecdotal evidence that CBD can improve the quality of sleep. For example, a significant number of people in the UK and the world report better nights of sleep when daily administering CBD Oil.

Cannabidiol has an analgesic and calming effect and also holds promise in treating sleeping difficulties.

If you are facing any of these common problems, you are not the only one. CBD Oil is a safe substance that can be self-administered. However, if you are interested in using CBD, remember to pay special attention to the CBD suppliers list available to you. First, you must note where hemp came from, how they treated hemp, and what CBD extraction methods were used. Only in this way will you ensure better results from your CBD intakes. Afterward, you should check the varieties of CBD oil that the supplier has in its range. This will eliminate the need to change suppliers in the future.

If you’ve never heard of James Donaldson, you should have. Not only is he an NBA All-Star, having played with the Seattle Supersonics, San Diego/L.A. Clippers, Dallas Mavericks, New York Knicks, and Utah Jazz, but he also operated The Donaldson Clinic in Seattle, providing physical therapy services, for nearly thirty years, and he’s been involved in Seattle politics.

But all his fame and fortune aside, Donaldson has recently had some severe struggles in his life. Now he has written a new book Celebrating Your Gift of Life: From the Verge of Suicide to a Life of Purpose and Joy to raise awareness about mental health issues like depression and suicidal thoughts that can affect anyone in our hectic, stressful world. In recent years, Donaldson has experienced life-threatening health problems, a stressful divorce, the loss of his business and home due to bankruptcy, disagreements with former friends and colleagues, and ultimately, near suicide.

Understandably, Donaldson had difficulty coping with his world turning upside down. In this book, he shares his personal story as well as details on how many professional athletes struggle when their athletic careers are over because they don’t always know how to manage their money, cope with the fame they had that has diminished, or transition into new careers. Anyone interested in the NBA and professional sports in general will find the book highly eye-opening for those reasons.

But Donaldson is also writing for the average reader because he knows everyone goes through difficult situations and could end up in his shoes. Not everyone can play professional basketball or be 7′ 2″ like James, but everyone can have financial problems, question their self-worth, feel betrayed, or just have difficulty getting out of bed in the morning. Donaldson hopes that by sharing his story, he will provide reassurance and motivation to others to pull themselves out of the mire or depression they find themselves in and get the help they need.

Celebrating Your Gift of Life is divided into twenty-one chapters that not only highlight Donaldson’s story but are filled with advice on how to get through tragedy. Topics include learning not to be a victim, finding a reason to live, developing a relationship with God or a Higher Power, keeping agreements with yourself, resisting suicidal thoughts, and getting back on your feet after you’ve hit rock bottom. Each chapter shares Donaldson’s personal experiences with the topic and provides practical advice for coping with the situation.

Donaldson does not hold back any of the hard truths of his situation, from acting needy around fellow professional athletic association personnel he turned to for help to the details of his marriage’s failure and the loss of his business. His words are real and poignant. He does not wear any masks and does not let stereotypes about how men need to be strong stop him from being completely honest. For example, at one point he advises:

“Allow yourself to blubber away like a little baby. Allow yourself to fall asleep on a tear-soaked pillow. You will realize how much better you feel after you get it out of your system.

“I was crying all the time when I was working my way back to my old self. I cried myself to sleep many times. Other times, I would pick up the phone and call someone I knew cared about me and cry to them about everything I was going through. I’d also be a listening ear for other folks who were going through similar things, and we would cry together. I’d cry every time I listened to Teddy Pendergrass’ song “This Gift of Life.” It reminds me of how close I came to throwing away this wonderful gift of life. I’ve found that crying is good for you. It helps to release the pain, and you always feel better after.”

Each chapter also ends with reflection questions to help the reader think through their problems and come up with solutions for moving forward with a positive attitude and new faith in life and themselves. For example, in the chapter, “I’m Not a Victim” one of the exercises Donaldson offers is:

“Take some time to list everyone who is in some way to blame for your situation, including yourself. Then next to your list award percentage points to the share of the blame each person is due. For example, if you had a fight with your mom, it might be Mom 70%, Me 30%. This will help you see your role in the situation and what you can change to make it better next time.”

In the chapter “My Sham Marriage,” two of the questions/exercises he offers are:

“Do you think it’s true that people make plans but God’s plan overrules them? If so, when has that been your experience, and what did you learn from it?

“If you are struggling now, what would you ask God to do for you? Write your prayer below.”

Donaldson’s book also includes a foreword by Dr. Samuel Youssef, who treated him through his darkest times and testifies to Donaldson’s difficult journey and the courage he showed throughout it.

Ultimately, Celebrating Your Gift of Life is a celebration of the only life we get to live and how to live it to the fullest. Just knowing someone else has felt the same pain can help tremendously. Donaldson’s book would be a wonderful gift to give anyone who is struggling. It could turn someone’s life around-a gift that would be priceless.

During the holiday season, many people do a lot of shopping. They get together with their friends and family and watch their favorite movies. At the end of the year, many good movies are released. Apart from offering a few hours of fun, watching movies offers a lot of benefits. For example, they act as a type of therapy as well. In this article, we are going to talk about some of the mental health benefits they offer. Read on to find out more.

Cinematherapy can be an effective catalyst as far as healing and growth are concerned. If you watch your favorite titles with conscious awareness, you can feel much better. The music plot and imaginary leave a positive impact on your mind. As a matter of fact, they can be an ideal source of emotional release, inspiration, and insight.

Although cinema therapy is prescribed by many therapies, many people follow it without prescription. Movies can have an impact on how you think feel, and deal with the ups and downs of your life.

According to a book author Gary Solomon, the idea is to go for movies that can help you deal with your existing problems or a difficult situation. If you or someone you love has an addiction to deal with, you can watch similar films to find out how you can better deal with your addiction. Similarly, if you are laid dealing with a serious illness, you can watch relevant films where actors try to deal with similar issues.

Emotional release

If you watch your favorite film, it can help you with your emotional release. For those who cannot express their emotions cry or laugh during a movie. The release of emotions may have a positive impact on your mental health.

Make you happier

Sad films can help make you happier. Although it may seem counter-intuitive, you may relate to this. For example, if you watch a sad or distressing title, your real-life problem may seem smaller in comparison. There are many people out there who are suffering from tragedies. Watching them suffer in movies can help you feel better about your life.

Help you make sense of your life

They can also help you make better sense of your life. For thousands of years, people used storytelling in order to pass on their knowledge and wisdom. As a matter of fact, stories can help you get a different perspective of the world. Similarly, moving images can do this much more effectively.

Give you a break from your routine

Movies can give you a break from your routine. They can transport you to a different time and space. As a result, you focus on the present for a short period of time. So, your brain gets the much-needed rest that it needs.

Long story short, these are just some of the mental health benefits of watching movies. If you have some spare time this week, you may want to watch your favorite titles online.

When most people think about mental health, they immediately think about depression, stress and anxiety. People will also think about how the causes of poor mental health, such as someone living in poor conditions, someone living in an abusive situation or someone who is suffering an addiction. There are many things in life that can contribute to poor mental health and there are just as many things a person can do to improve their mental health. Past traumatic events, stress, work, family and the overall lifestyle that someone has can all lead to a decline in someone’s mental health.

Many have heard that maintaining one’s physical health can go a long way in helping to maintain a person’s mental health, because they go hand in hand with each other. Others will tell you that eating well, getting enough sleep, having some confidence and respect for one’s self and having enough time set aside for one’s self are all things that a person can do in order to improve and maintain their good mental health. There is, however, one other thing that appears to help with improving a person’s mental health, or at least their mood. Apparently, most people tend to feel better after giving their living space a thorough cleaning.

Taking the time to clean the home from top to bottom is like cleaning one’s life. The dirt, dust and clutter are done away with and the house has a fresher, more comfortable atmosphere that the person can feel happier and more relaxed in. In fact, some therapists might even suggest cleaning the house as a good way to take one’s mind off of something they tend to fixate on and to improve the look and feel of the home. The state of the house has a significant impact on a person’s mental health, as does cleaning; such an impact, in fact, that many people who are agitated, annoyed or frustrated can use cleaning as an outlet for their emotions and energy until they feel better. In most cases, this can be quite effective. Of course, if one finds that they are cleaning nearly everyday to vent frustrations or trying to improve their mood, it might also be a good idea to consult a therapist. Online therapists are always available for inquiries about how one can improve their mental health in other ways besides cleaning their home.

Anyone who finds that they are suffering from an overall decline in their mental health, such as a loss of confidence, a loss of concentration, depression and so on, should seriously consider contacting an online therapist. The online therapist can help work with the patient to find out why they might be feeling down, they can then suggest what the patient could do in order to improve their mental health. Life is meant to be enjoyed and someone who is not happy and has a bleak outlook on life can’t fully enjoy life. Seeking advice and help from an online therapist can go a long way in improving a person’s mental health.

The death of Robin Williams and child star Sawyer Sweeten has brought focus to the mental health crisis in the US. Although there has been a growing debate on whether mental illness is given the attention and health dollars needed to effectively treat the people who are afflicted, there may be some new hope on the horizon.

One of the major mental illnesses is Major Depressive Disorders, (MDD). As defined by Mayoclinic.org, MDD, also known as Clinical Depression, is a mood disorder causing a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. In severe cases it causes suicidal thoughts and depression accompanied by delusions or hallucinations, which may involve themes of personal inadequacy or negative themes. There are approximately 15 million adults in the US with MDD, and many of them go without treatment because of lack of understanding, healthcare coverage reasons, cost and access to care. Mental health resources are stretched thin across the country. Unfortunately, for many who do receive care, current therapies and treatments are not always effective and often lead to people abandoning medical assistance with potentially dangerous results.

However, some major pharmaceutical companies have been putting dollars into research and have promising pipelines. Companies like Lundbeck A/S have focused their research and development efforts on creating new and innovative pharmaceuticals for the treatment of brain disorders with some positive results. According to the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), in 2014 America’s biopharmaceutical research companies were developing 119 novel medicines to help improve the lives of people with mental health disorders. The medicines in development are all either in clinical trials or under review by the Food and Drug Administration. Some of these medicines should be to market shortly like Rexulti® (brexpiprazole), which will aid in the treatment of MDD and Schizophrenia, anticipated to reach the public in August of 2015. It is hopeful that these news drugs will help address cost and access barriers to treatment.

The upshot, the mental health-care system in the United States is a multibillion-dollar industry that’s still not big or effective enough to serve all those who need it, but its working to get there. Mental illness and addiction related issues are an unfortunate growth industry, not only with in the pharmaceutical world, but treatment and care centers are also taking off, as stigmas around the disease fall away and improved health insurance allow greater access.

Faced with the new realities of a global pandemic, working from home, school and business closures, and a lack of physical contact with friends and family – well, it’s little wonder that mental health struggles have been on the rise over these two years.

According to official statistics published by the OECD, anxiety, depression, and stress rose sharply in 2020.

People are beginning to recognize that stable mental health is part of the foundation of a successful career. In many ways, renowned gymnast Simone Biles set a healthy example by withdrawing from the Olympics individual all-around gymnastics competition to focus on her mental health – prioritizing her own wellbeing over all else.

Against the grim backdrop of COVID-19, what is an effective leader’s role? If anything, the same as it always was – to support and protect the best interests of their employees. But now, with altered management tactics and responses to accommodate the emotional needs of a workforce. Leaders should look at their employees’ issues through a prism of empathy and sensitivity to find solutions that work best for both the workers and the company.

If that sounds overwhelming, fear not: this article breaks down some easy-to-digest ways for you to help your employees through these difficult times.

Ask. Listen. Acknowledge

If this seems like a no-brainer, you’d be surprised. Very few leaders make an effort to genuinely express concern over their employees’ circumstances and wellbeing beyond a cursory “how are you?” at morning meetings.

In a study by Harvard Business Review, nearly 40% of employees globally said that no one at their company had asked them if they were doing OK – and those respondents were 38% more likely than others to say that their mental health had declined since the outbreak.

Be prepared for difficult conversations. For instance, it might be likely that an employee is stressed working from home because they’ve had childcare commitments, making it difficult for them to meet deadlines. In this case, it is essential to remember that an effective leader is more than just a manager – instead of reacting with anger or undue worry about the loss of productivity, practise understanding and diplomacy.

Your place in a one-on-one discussion should not be to criticize and micromanage but to express genuine human concern and sensitivity.

Offer flexibility

Once you fully understand the complexity of their concerns, then work together with each employee to find solutions. This process should be collaborative until you find the bridge between your employee’s mental health needs and the company’s requirements.

During uncertain times, part of what makes a leader great is their ability to adapt. Don’t be confined by the archaic ways of how things need to be done if they’re not helping anyone.

Novel times call for novel measures. Leaders are now called upon to action more flexible working solutions and be more flexible in their thinking than they have ever been. More flexible meeting times, and on some occasions, advances on payslips and offering WFH solutions might also become a requirement.

Be patient

Despite how tiring multiple lockdowns and variants can get, don’t let this stagnate the progress of mental health check-ins with your employees – whether they’re physically present at the office or working from home. The qualities that shape an effective leader – resilience and perseverance – should also shape your communication strategies.

Remember that mental health ebbs and flows. Be consistent in reminding employees of your availability and your support through the years.

Above all, be patient with yourself. As the saying goes, you can’t help anyone if you’re not helping yourself. Set a healthy example for your workforce by prioritizing your own mental health and work-life balance as an effective leader.

Watching someone who is absorbed in the art of scrapbooking, the observer gets a feeling that there is more taking place than participation in a hobby. Immersed in photographs and memorabilia, the hobbyist appears to rise above the current stress of life as the task provides a mental break from the demands of the day. Shared with loved ones or friends, scrapbooking is also an avenue for spending quality time together while sharing ideas behind a single purpose.

But don’t just accept the words of an insider. Indeed the Craft and Hobby Association emphasizes the “therapeutic benefits” of this particular hobby. According to estimates by the association, people in 35 percent of U.S. households both enjoy scrapbooking a regular basis and enjoy the therapetuic rewards. In addition, there is a benefit that should not be overlooked: The pride in a finished product, or the complete scrapbook itself.

The benefits of scrapbooking have long been embraced by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, which launched a therapeutic scrapbooking program for parents 10 years ago. Now a study published in the Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, which analyzed the influence of the scrapbooking sessions, found that they promote hopefulness and help parents expand their support network. The study highlights a previously unknown benefit of scrapbooking.

“Even though the craft of scrapbooking is widespread, its use as a tool for mental health professionals is just developing,” stated Paul McCarthy, a St. Jude social worker. “I hope our experience at St. Jude encourages others to try it in diverse settings with a variety of different groups, both young and old.”

Plainly, the association and St. Jude are convinced of the lifetime benefits of scrapbooking. While there are most likely too many to list all of them, these benefits usually fall into one of five areas.

The first is the benefit of giving, or the joy one feels when one creates a unique piece that requires great thought and the sharing of memories.

The next is the recording of events for people in the past, and future, to remember important occasions and life events that help to define individuals and families in unique ways.

The quiet and reflective mindset that accompanies scrapbooking is a third benefit. In a culture where medication is often a first resort for addressing anxiety, scrapbooking provides a meaningful and soothing break from the stresses of life.

The benefit of normalizing traumatic events, such as divorce, illness and death by putting memories in a cohesive yet expressive order, is a fourth benefit. In this way, scrapbooking promotes not just self-expression, but self-healing and a sense of inner peace, as the people at St. Jude have discovered.

In conclusion, there is the benefit of self-worth in putting the finishing touches on a signature project, which, like the human being who created it, is an inimitable creation. And this benefit, as any seasoned scrapbooker will confirm, is one of the greatest benefits of all: It is a fun, rewarding hobby that provides hours of enjoyment after the book is complete.

“It is the birth right of every human being to be healthy, happy and holy”.– Yogi Bhajan 1969.

This sentiment is echoed by many of the great sages of all generations including the illuminant scripture writers.

With this in mind — using some amazing scriptures — let us shed much-needed spiritual light onto the source of all health, happiness and holiness.

Let us first look at how the mind, body-physiology is created, and observe their roles in the production and maintenance of optimum health, peace and happiness, particularly immunity during this coronavirus time.

“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” Genesis 1–1

Practically speaking, esoterically, what does this scripture mean for each of us today.

Genesis 1-1 is not referring to creation of the outer physical universe, rather creation of an inner universe.

‘Heavens’ here is symbolism for the mind and its latent creative aspects, with ‘earth’ as symbolism for the body-physiology.

“in the beginning” means creation through the Primordial energy.

Question:

In the creation of the physical body what specific dynamic is at play?

So, when we say “God created”, this is referring to ‘God the Holy Spirit’ created — meaning the Kundalini life energy created.

In other words, Kundalini being the primordial eternal energy, is the universal life force which alone creates.

Therefore, from the egg-sperm seed-embryo perspective, Kundalini life force sets about creation of the entire mind-body structure.

Genesis is saying, God the Holy Spirit — Kundalini — the divine feminine energy known as Shakti — creates the mind and body from her divine elements which by now exist within this joyous embryo.

Genesis is laying emphasis on the creation of the human soul — and its potential for creative reproduction to include physical and mental health – and is NOT referring to creation of the outer physical universe in this instance.

On completion — when the vital organs have all been made — Kundalini goes asleep at the base of the spine for later reawakening through vibrational prompt. When this same kundalini energy re-emerges, returns to form yet another body — the ethereal body — for the purpose of forming and establishing eternal cosmic consciousness and conscious union with the Divine Eternal.

This ‘new’ spiritual body is formed when Kundalini rises to the brain, where it becomes One with the LORD – referred to by many as Shiva, or different titles – thus the mystical biblical marriage.

Scripture refers to this brain location:

“And on the seventh day God rested” Genesis: 2–2

Meaning, God the Father consciousness is realized by awakening the seventh chakra in the brain.

Blessed Trinity

The Blessed Trinity is:’God the Father’ — resting at the seventh chakra in the brain tabernacle, with Kundalini as ‘God the Holy Spirit’ – residing initially at the base of the spine — and the human soul when Self-realized is ‘God the Son’, on resurrection of consciousness via Kundalini awakening in the head.

Jesus refers to this resurrection process:

‘No one comes to the Father except through Me’ John: 14–6

Meaning, that, in order to get to ‘God the Father’ — thus becoming God the Son — we must each go through ‘God the Holy Spirit’ – Kundalini and spiritual awakening — there being no fancy short-cuts or favoritism.

Neutralizing Previous Conditioning

Due to non-integrated conditioning — karmic patterns from former lives — full Kundalini impact in our present life remains dormant until conscious integration of this lower nature conditioning is underway by means which will be outlined here later.

To help deal with this karmic carryover — of spiritual ignorance — scripture reminds us of spending 40 years in the wilderness or desert.

Here 40 years is not referring to 40 calendar years – 40 is symbolism for Unity {of mind, body spirit]. In other words, we each come to this earth plane for the purpose of living consciously through this previously incurred ignorance conditioning and commit to its integration.

We live ‘suffering’ until we’re ready for inner awakening, ready for living through the spiritual heart chakra – the New Jerusalem.

Thus it’s the Kundalini bliss – biblical Rapture — which neutralizes subconscious thought patterns, the negative mind-sets preventing direct awareness of our true divine nature – to include immune system invincibility.

Creation’s Protocols

As we awaken, deeper spiritual awareness begins to emerge. Such as — the physical body is actually the end product of the human nervous system, and the nervous system the end product of the mind, which mind is the end product of the original Creator, as in Genesis 1-1: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” – mind, body, soul.

Therefore, in order to neutralize and purify the negative karmic patterns, its necessary that we bring the nervous system and five senses back to the One which created THE MIND, which is God the Holy Spirit, the Primordial Kundalini energy.

To this end, at some point on our spiritual wilderness sojourn, events lead to profound insights, prompts on the need of making vital life-changing decision, such as, drawn to reading spiritual literature, esoteric scriptures, or hearing soul motivational content, or seeking to learn a mental discipline practice such as yoga or meditation. Such is how we return to Source for spiritual servicing, and karmic integration.

Regular meditation leads to reawakening our dormant Kundalini, which, on reaching the crown chakra in the brain, transmutes the ignorance-based wilderness mind into becoming our Garden of Paradise.

Scriptures Relating to Kundalini Re-Awakening

“Where I go you cannot go but I go to prepare a place for you” — John: 13-33, 14–3

Meaning “where I go (where pure consciousness resides) you (lower-ego karmic patterns) cannot go”.

“I will come back and take you to myself” John:14-3

meaning, reawakening of the dormant Kundalini thus leading to Self-realization in Unity consciousness..

‘You will look but you will not find me’ — John 13–33

God being Pure Consciousness, this state cannot be [seen] known through an impure heart, conditioned senses and polluted nervous system.

In other words, Pure Consciousness reveals Itself, through Itself, unto Itself — the Transcendent state.

Thus, transcendental bliss cannot be experienced through our born-into lower nature – hence, transcendence and purification through daily meditation.

Kundalini alone goes to ‘prepare a place’, transforms animalistic lower-ego patterns, making us compatible unto Pure consciousness.

To this end — of awakening unto the Transcendent – scripture reminds us:of the way..

“and God [the holy Spirit] said unto Moses [moral man/woman]: “Lift up Thy Rod”. Exodus: 14-16 KJV

How does one ‘Lift up Thy Rod’?

Reflect on Genesis 7-17, on the flood that lifted Noah’s Ark. This Ark is symbolism for the brain, the human mind which God flooded [with Kundalini bliss] and how this Ark-mind later came to rest atop of a mountain, symbolism for highest point of awareness or consciousness. The dove which Noah later sent out is symbolism for the peace and love experienced post inner awakening.

The ‘Rod’ symbolizes the spinal column — the faculty route of Noah’s Kundalini Flood — which houses five chakras below the brain and two chakras in mid-brain. Seven energy-emitting centers created by divine order as means of the soul’s Home returning unto God the Father — soul liberation unto Pure consciousness.

For Rod activation, enter between the eyebrows and commence faint Inner hearing of Omm or AUM. This activity sets up a vibration which triggers the kundalini, which then moves up the spinal column — the Rod is ‘lifting up’. This lifting awakens the other chakras along the spine, particularly the Thymus gland responsible for production of mature antibodies or T-cells for coronavirus immunity, culminating in awakening the pineal – the Third eye — and pituitary gland in the brain responsible for release of vital Growth Hormone for sustaining youth consciousness at any age.

“In My Father’s Kingdom Are Many Mansions – John 14-1

This scripture is drawing attention to the seven chakras specifically and their individual purpose in creation.

As each chakra awakens, deeper levels of spiritual depth are revealed and accessed unto our consciousness: profound intelligence, intuitive awareness and perceptive understanding, not previously known through the lower animalistic intellect, are come upon.

These ‘Revelations’ being cosmic nuggets of intelligence, re-calibrate the lower intellect and mind-body organism into directly knowing higher states of consciousness.

Finally, as daily meditation develops invincibility of the immune system against foreign antigens, it’s vital therefore that we each develop heart-cantered consciousness — fifth chakra — thus triggering the innate potential of establishing invincible immunity, overall health and mental well-being for all.

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