Chinese herbs - spiritually ok?

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If you have ever been in love with a woman or if you are a woman and you have ever been in love with a man, eventually, you sense their presence and what they are thinking. That is what I’m talking about. Except, that it becomes more refined and you become more aware of the the environment around you. Does that make sense?
 
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If you have ever been in love with a woman or if you are a woman and you have ever been in love with a man, eventually, you sense their presence and what they are thinking. That is what I’m talking about. Except, that it becomes more refined and you become more aware of the the environment around you. Does that make sense?
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I’m married, so I have, in fact, been in love with a woman.

I have never been able to read her mind.

There’s nothing supernatural about knowing what your spouse is thinking. As you get to know somebody, you learn to read them. That’s not some mystical “energy.” It’s situational awareness, body language, experience.
 
Some people are blocked. I have unblocked only, one person that I know of through coaching. I’m not suggesting it is, necessarily, a supernatural phenomenon. Have you ever heard of priests who can read hearts. St. Padre Pio was well known for it when he heard people’s confession.
It does not necessarily mean you read someone’s mind. Mood transfers from one person to the next is scientifically proven to occur through the body field.
Fire men have the use of technology that can locate a heartbeat in a building for faster rescue.
 
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Oh, it’s not something I know much about. It’s also not something I have an opinion on-I don’t really care whether it exists or not. I was merely referring to when you spoke of a sensation that makes you more aware of your surroundings when refined. I think the Japanese concept of what an aura is is similar to this.
 
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Yes. I believe sensing surroundings has something to do with it. An aura is some kind of physical manifestation of the body field. It is debated what that means. However, science is getting more details. In my opinion, it is a projection of bio photons, static electricity, and magnetism. It is more than a bio feedback sensitivity as compared to the sense of touch. For some it can be like a holographic experience in the imagination gathering sense information to form a picture. Although, the skin and touch sensors are involved as well as the eyes and heart. I am told, that takes a lot of practice.
 
True. However, the research I have read is not available to the public because it is an ongoing endeavor through private companies. I no longer have access to the research.
There is a video you can watch called “Quantum Communication.”
This video is probably the best. Some of the content is theoretical but, they are continuing the research.
Also, you can go to the “Heartmath institute,” website to see some interesting science.
If you watch the video, could you give your impression on this thread?
 
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Some of the content is theoretical
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Theoretical or hypothetical? Because when we’re discussing science, “theoretical” means it is a theory, which means it is supported by actual scientific research. I’m not concerned with some random Youtube video; I’d like to see actual rigorous study results.

Also, adding the word “quantum” to things is a time-tested way to make a load of hooey sound like science.
 
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The scientists who are on the video have their own books and websites that show the results of their research. The theories are developed from the laboratory tests. This is the same process for all scientific research. They test and they form a theory. They test again and form another theory. One of the cameras they use was developed by NASA for looking at stars.
 
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The scientists who are on the video have their own books and websites that show the results of their research.
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So no peer-reviewed studies, as I initially requested? Just their own books and websites?

Why should I think a camera developed by NASA to look at stars should pick up these “energies?”
 
I don’t know if the scientists have peer- reviewed studies. I’m sure they do. That would require some research to locate them. The video is a way to get the information out and make people aware of what is being investigated. The video gives the sources for the researchers. You could contact the scientists.

As far as the NASA camera. It is extremely sensitive. It helps us see things beyond our senses. There are many wavelengths of light and other energies that extend beyond the known 3D world.
 
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I don’t know if the scientists have peer- reviewed studies. I’m sure they do. That would require some research to locate them. The video is a way to get the information out and make people aware of what is being investigated. The video gives the sources for the researchers. You could contact the scientists.
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This is some serious deflection. You’re claiming there’s scientific research demonstrating these fantastical claims about “energies.” Produce it. Don’t tell me to go find it myself.
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As far as the NASA camera. It is extremely sensitive. It helps us see things beyond our senses. There are many wavelengths of light and other energies that extend beyond the known 3D world.
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That’s not how light works. Yes, there is light beyond our senses. That does not mean it’s “beyond the known 3D world.”

You’re making completely unsubstantiated claims.
 
There are many cases of acupuncture helping treat conditions. I have a family member who took several years since she got married to conceive. While they are nominal Catholics, they also didn’t avail of immoral treatments such as ivf and the like. She went to an acupuncturist who also happens to be a Catholic sister (i went to her as well for a different condition). On top of that, both she and her husband also took the herbal stuff that was provided. Long story short, they conceived, and now we have a wonderful time hanging out with this little boy.
 
Frankly i do not understand what the aversion of some to herbal treatments. Herbs have compounds that could help the body. For example, anthocyanins in most berries help improve blood circulation and vision. Not everything is New age brouhaha. And don’t you guys eat vegetables and fruits? Just because something is herbal does not mean it does not work. I would also like yo point out that not everything natural is safe for the human body, as in the case of mercury and arsenic. And there are cases of people going from doctor to doctor who are clueless as to their condition. They turn to natural remedies and find somethings that heals or alleviates the condition. Read a lot, do research and be prudent.
 
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There are many cases of acupuncture helping treat conditions.
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There are also many cases of placebos helping treat conditions. It’s the reason that they use them in studies.
 
I am aware of placebos. And for herbs, it works for some people. It does not for some. Does not mean it does not work for everybody. shrugs analogy online dating. Some complain it doesn’t work. For some they have found their so.

Also, what it matters is that the person gets healed. People use remedies and medicine to see results, that is, healing.
 
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