by Joe Hillshoist » Tue Jul 18, 2006 12:45 am
<!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>Alpha programming is accomplished through deliberately subdividing the victims personality which, in essence, causes a left brain-right brain division, allowing for a programmed union of L and R through neuron pathway stimulation.<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>There is a specific Chi Kung technique for reunifying left and right hemispheres, and some visualisations I know as well.<br><br>The Chi Kung technique is v powerful. I have seen it basically diagnose epilepsy 5 years before the individual concerned began seizures, 6 years before the contributing lesion was located.<br><br>The visualisations involve combining two seperate bodies of flowing water.<br><br>For example standing over a bridge that has 2 streams flowing into it and one flowing out. The bridge has to be a creation of your own and represents consciousness, under your direction. the water flows under the bridge as 2 streams and leaves as one. If you want you can then have the single stream transform itself into a giant beautiful chinese dragon made of water that is there to serve your bidding.<br><br>However the integration of the streams is probably the first and most important thing.<br><br>Just had a word of warning re the Chi Kung.<br><br>The effects on me were nothing but I have been reminded by the person i mentioned above that the process seemed like a faint but was as uncomfortable and scary as a pre seizure aura, when you are not used to them.<br><br>This has made me wonder about the actual wisdom of using that technique without proper guidance. I am a believer in Chi, well not a believer, I don't "believe" in the sky either, but its there. Doesn't need my belief to justify it.<br><br>Chi would definitely lead to certain progaramming from what I understand of this stuff.<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>Optimal adrenal output and controlled aggression is evident. Subjects are devoid of fear<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>This is also a natural state. When playing footy this state is primo. I have jumped high enough that a teammate 186am tall was looking at the bottom of my boots. Run through packs of players 20 to 30 kg heavier and danced around the and through them like they were still and I was in a ballet.<br><br>The Delta state seems to mimic the state when playing footy at the peak of one's form. Possible sports psychology links there, tools for understanding how to develop and possibly deconstruct those "altered" states. And kick with skill and accuracy that even the pros on telly have trouble replicating.<br><br>It is a strange state where the conscious mind sits back and just watches, makes slight adjustments and takes care of processing info that is not immediately important (it might be in half a second, but not now).<br><br>Years ago I helped a bloke who was doing honours in sports science. He was trying to test for a training effect by using Chi Kung horseriding stance. We would hook ourselves up to machines that measured the force of a maximal contraction.<br><br>This was compared against a maximal contraction where we were relaxed and an electric current was supplied to the muscle to create measure the absolute maximum activation strength in the muscle. This was always higher than the maximal willed contraction. But interestingly if I had a beer or two before the tests the maximal willed contraction was higher than without beer, closer to the induced maximum. (It was this sort of anomoly that messed with his stats - no genuine scientifically proven effect was found, but anecdotally everyone noticed an improvement. Not statistically significant tho.)<br><br>I think the beer had some disinhibiting effect.<br><br>By the time the experiment was finished the difference between a willed and induced maximal contraction was in my case much smaller, and my willed maximum was actually above the original induced maximum, in terms of force generated.<br><br>The chi work had definitely improved not only my strength, but my ability to recruit and activate muscle fibres for contractions. And that was after only 6 weeks, not really long enough to acieve a training effect.<br><br>delta programming reminds me of this experiment. <p></p><i></i>