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The Two Systems

Overview

Our bodies have two ways by which all the parts are connected and able to communicate between the separate parts. This allows for cooperation between all the parts and facilitates the creation of a metasystem in which the whole can be more than a mere sum of the parts.

The system that Western science usually assumes to be primary for humans is the nervous system, including sensory mechanisms, the nerves which connect those sensors with the brain, the brain itself, and the nerves which then allow transmission of commands generated out to the muscles, etc.. Also included are many feedback mechanisms, and other products of our physical evolution.

There is another, often dismissed system, the direct physical connections between body parts, and the actual physical energies and waves which are a product of external and internal stimuli and movement. This system might be described in terms of the flow of Chi, and only comes into play when the energy blockages created by tense, locked areas are not present within the body, which block the flow. 

We may find it useful to discuss these processes in terms of ‘Standing waves’, ‘Size and frequency of waves’, and ‘Chi energy as a natural product of those factors’.

Treatise

There are two systems available within the human body that can be used to coordinate the movement of all the parts into a unified whole entity. Western science is very familiar with the nervous system, including the sensory receptors, various connective nerves, the brain, (or CPU), and the various connections to the musculature by which movement is effected. This system works by means of chemical reactions between the various parts, which take finite amounts of time for each reaction to complete, (see Science and Sanity, Count A. Korzipski). At the junctures of each nerve ending, whether at the dendrites/axions or within the brain, etc. This system, upon which our Western understanding of the physics of the body depends, is limited to the speed of these chemical reactions.

The direct physical connections between the various body parts may also be utilized to conduct actual physical shock waves between the parts. But for this system to be activated, a lack of energy blockages (created by tension, locked muscles, etc.) is required. If my shoulder is tense, this disconnects my arm from my spine, etc.. When, as by the practice of T’ai Chi, a relaxed state characterized by a lack of these blockages is achieved, actual physical waves may connect all parts of the body and all parts are directly synchronized by this physical interaction between all of the parts.

A musician would not be able to play their instrument with tense fingers. An Olympic swimmer would not be able to move efficiently through the water with locked muscles. Similarly, the beneficial operation of such a direct, immediate connection of all the parts, not limited by the relatively slow speed of the chemical reactions upon which the nervous system depends, may only operate when the body is in a relaxed, fluid, state, such as that created by exercises such as T’ai Chi.

The water in the ocean moves only a few feet, but the tsunami wave may carry immense energy thousands of miles.
Standing Waves

Each movement of T’ai Chi may be seen as a stretching which may transform the body into a more fluid state within which actual physical waves may travel. These waves of energy may coalesce into standing waves, the frequency and related/associated wavelength being determined by the physical size of the component parts and of the size of the entire body. 

The scale of the human body also allows for a close enough similarity of scale between people to transfer this energy to others, facilitating healing, knowledge transference, and so on. These standing waves connect all the parts and create an environment within which extremely high levels of integration/cooperation is facilitated.

This environment may then allow access to outside energies with which it resonates. Through these real, physical processes an energy source may be accessed by which the whole may seem to become much more than the mere sum of the parts of which it is constructed.

Concepts such as Tesla’s free energy from space, miraculous healing, and so on, might become explainable in the terms of Newtonian physics through this mechanism of energy transference by resonance. This is no more miraculous than the wireless charging of my electric toothbrush.

The Music of the Spheres
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Fluidity Within

In order to play the music flawlessly, a fluid state within the practitioner would seem desirable. In order to swim flawlessly a fluid state within the swimmer would seem desirable. In order to perform the T’ai Chi flawlessly, a fluid state within the player would seem to be a trait to be desired. 

When one lets go of their past and future and resides totally within the performance, it becomes flawless by its’ very nature. It is a perfect expression of the present moment and any flaws are transformed into perfect expressions of that which is.

The causes of our debilitating tensions are often found within the extra baggage from past and future moments, which are not real in the present moment. When we let these go we may find that the perfection attainable becomes a useful referent with which to gain a new perspective on these debilitative tensions, and aids in their dissipation when we later encounter them.


When we remember the music of the spheres that is encountered at such moments, this may create a certainty of oneness (generated from the experience). This allows a great transformation, and is a form of enlightenment. 

Happy New Year to All!