Comments on: Completing the Circuit of Experience http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66 Becoming Homo Spiritus: The Next Step in Human Evolution Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:25:29 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Peggy http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-28 Peggy Sat, 13 Jun 2009 12:21:18 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-28 wow Jim -- I love the breathing example! It is amazing when we pay attention to what our body is feeling - what we sense. It still baffles me this whole process - but I am enlightened and truely amazed! Nice job on the articles.. can't wait for our next session.. wow Jim –
I love the breathing example! It is amazing when we pay attention to what our body is feeling – what we sense.
It still baffles me this whole process – but I am enlightened and truely amazed!
Nice job on the articles.. can’t wait for our next session..

]]> By: Jim Granger http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-25 Jim Granger Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:15:20 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-25 Amy - Yowza! Great to hear from you and you said a lot in your comment, and I'll see what I can address in this reply. I get what you mean about overanalyzing. I was prone to that a lot before I learned how to look at my life through my body sensations. That brought my mind in sync with my emotions, beliefs, and the Self, or Presence. Then I could use all of these aspects together in what people usually call your "intuition." I like to call if my "Truthsense" and it brings me clarity through direct experience of what is truly going on instead of just a rational or logical explanation. This also enables you to "digest" what is coming through to be healed, or transformed from a "diseased" state into something new and more appropriate to who you are now without "all hell breaking loose" as you said. To me, fear is generally the status quo sense of yourself that feels threatened by <em>anything</em> different showing up. You're attraction to coming back and wanting to read more is You (the Self) knowing there is something here for you that is relevant to your life right now. I'd love to share with you the Homo Spiritus Template Amy and go further with you if you feel so inclined. Feel free to comment to my reply here on the site, or email me at: jim@thebodytranscendent.com Amy – Yowza! Great to hear from you and you said a lot in your comment, and I’ll see what I can address in this reply.

I get what you mean about overanalyzing. I was prone to that a lot before I learned how to look at my life through my body sensations. That brought my mind in sync with my emotions, beliefs, and the Self, or Presence. Then I could use all of these aspects together in what people usually call your “intuition.” I like to call if my “Truthsense” and it brings me clarity through direct experience of what is truly going on instead of just a rational or logical explanation.

This also enables you to “digest” what is coming through to be healed, or transformed from a “diseased” state into something new and more appropriate to who you are now without “all hell breaking loose” as you said.

To me, fear is generally the status quo sense of yourself that feels threatened by anything different showing up. You’re attraction to coming back and wanting to read more is You (the Self) knowing there is something here for you that is relevant to your life right now.

I’d love to share with you the Homo Spiritus Template Amy and go further with you if you feel so inclined. Feel free to comment to my reply here on the site, or email me at: jim@thebodytranscendent.com

]]> By: Livia Nardi http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-24 Livia Nardi Fri, 05 Jun 2009 02:17:24 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-24 Hi Jim, I totally get what you are saying!! You have helped the pains, aches and migraines go away through just talking. I am starting to remember who I really am...and loving it!!! Thanks Dr. Jim and I am grateful for your friendship....Liv Hi Jim,
I totally get what you are saying!! You have helped the pains, aches and migraines go away through just talking. I am starting to remember who I really am…and loving it!!! Thanks Dr. Jim and I am grateful for your friendship….Liv

]]> By: Amy Heinselman http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-22 Amy Heinselman Wed, 03 Jun 2009 22:58:42 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-22 Hi Jim, Amazing! I read your post 3 times because I didn't want to miss anything. I really enjoy your work. I consider myself a fairly present person however I am always seeking personal growth and open to explore new concepts. I am very much a "why" person. Always needing to overanalyze everything. Why does this happen? Why do you feel/think that way? I say. So I pose this to you. While I am ever so drawn to your beliefs and teachings, I still question it. Maybe look at it sideways. If it looks to be brown with four legs and nays then it must be a horse :) Yes? Somehow what you say brings up fear for me. Why? Don't know. As if my body wants to reject it but yet I can't wait to come back and hear more. Maybe it's more about faith and learning to accept ideas/thoughts that may not seem traditional instead of trying to dissect them three ways to sunday ,poke and prode them to see if they are real. I never considered myself to be black or white but nowadays I'm finding the need to have things so crystal clear. I think also once you open yourself up to new ideas and digest them within your own body the new ideas want to take over the dis ease within you almost like your fighting off a terrible cold. Then all hell breaks loose. I am sure I need your download and want to be on your list of awakened. Being assleep behind the wheel on the road to life is no fun. Thank you for all you bring to our lives. -Amy Hi Jim, Amazing! I read your post 3 times because I didn’t want to miss anything. I really enjoy your work. I consider myself a fairly present person however I am always seeking personal growth and open to explore new concepts. I am very much a “why” person. Always needing to overanalyze everything. Why does this happen? Why do you feel/think that way? I say. So I pose this to you. While I am ever so drawn to your beliefs and teachings, I still question it. Maybe look at it sideways. If it looks to be brown with four legs and nays then it must be a horse :) Yes? Somehow what you say brings up fear for me. Why? Don’t know. As if my body wants to reject it but yet I can’t wait to come back and hear more. Maybe it’s more about faith and learning to accept ideas/thoughts that may not seem traditional instead of trying to dissect them three ways to sunday ,poke and prode them to see if they are real. I never considered myself to be black or white but nowadays I’m finding the need to have things so crystal clear. I think also once you open yourself up to new ideas and digest them within your own body the new ideas want to take over the dis ease within you almost like your fighting off a terrible cold. Then all hell breaks loose. I am sure I need your download and want to be on your list of awakened. Being assleep behind the wheel on the road to life is no fun. Thank you for all you bring to our lives. -Amy

]]> By: Sue McKnight http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-11 Sue McKnight Sun, 17 May 2009 22:23:49 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-11 Jim, Well said! You are speaking your Truth ever more clearly. Thanks Jim,

Well said! You are speaking your Truth ever more clearly.
Thanks

]]> By: Sue McKnight http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-10 Sue McKnight Sun, 17 May 2009 22:22:44 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-10 Consistency IS a challenge and I hadn't thought of the connection in this way to 'cellular memory', but it makes sense now. The memory of all of our experiences is stored in our bodies on a cellular level. The most illustrating example of this that I can think of is the way a scent can cause our mind to be completely flooded with a memory of a place, time, experience. The physical sensation is directly connected to the experience in some way. Jim can speak to this more clearly, but the idea that unacknowledged 'cellular memories' are what is hampering consistency in my life I can now see as "life interruptus" or "purpose interruptus". Something that keeps steering us off our Path. Thank you for your comment. Consistency IS a challenge and I hadn’t thought of the connection in this way to ‘cellular memory’, but it makes sense now. The memory of all of our experiences is stored in our bodies on a cellular level. The most illustrating example of this that I can think of is the way a scent can cause our mind to be completely flooded with a memory of a place, time, experience. The physical sensation is directly connected to the experience in some way. Jim can speak to this more clearly, but the idea that unacknowledged ‘cellular memories’ are what is hampering consistency in my life I can now see as “life interruptus” or “purpose interruptus”. Something that keeps steering us off our Path. Thank you for your comment.

]]> By: evalee http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-9 evalee Sat, 16 May 2009 04:40:47 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-9 Jim, Im impressed! Jim, Im impressed!

]]> By: Pravin http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-7 Pravin Fri, 15 May 2009 21:37:25 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-7 Lookin good (naturally) and readin real smooth Jim. Onward & Upward, Pravin J. Philip Publisher www.Biz4NJ.com Lookin good (naturally) and readin real smooth Jim. Onward & Upward,

Pravin J. Philip
Publisher
http://www.Biz4NJ.com

]]> By: Mindy http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-6 Mindy Fri, 15 May 2009 19:33:56 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-6 AWESOME! Really great job!!!!! Clear, concise and to the point!!!! Mindy AWESOME! Really great job!!!!! Clear, concise and to the point!!!!

Mindy

]]> By: Chris http://thebodytranscendent.com/archives/66/comment-page-1#comment-5 Chris Fri, 15 May 2009 17:07:18 +0000 http://thebodytranscendent.com/?p=66#comment-5 Very interesting. I often wonder why consistency is such a challenge. I would love to hear more about “cellular memory.” Thanks for sharing. Very interesting. I often wonder why consistency is such a challenge. I would love to hear more about “cellular memory.” Thanks for sharing.

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