The body's wisdom is a good entry point into the hidden dimensions
of life, because although completely invisible, the body's wisdom
is undeniably real—a fact that medical researchers began to accept
in the mid-1980s. In a sweeping medical revolution, scientists have
stepped into a hidden dimension that no one had ever suspected.
Cells have been outthinking us for millions of years. Signs of
intelligence have been discovered not only in the brain but also in
the immune system and the digestive system. Cells have no problem
fully participating in the mystery of life. Theirs is a wisdom of
total passion and commitment. In fact, their wisdom is more ancient
than cortical wisdom. What people had been calling a "gut reaction"
turned out to be a mere hint of the complex intelligence at work in
a hundred thousand billion cells. We can link the qualities of
bodily wisdom with the hidden dimensions we want to uncover. The
body cells identify with the wisdom that we live daily; they have a
higher purpose, communion, awareness, acceptance, creativity,
efficiency, bonding, giving, and immortality. It is undeniably
real—an entry point to the hidden dimensions.
The body's wisdom is a good entry point into the hidden dimensions
of life, because although completely invisible, the body's wisdom
is undeniably real—a fact that medical researchers began to accept
in the mid-1980s. In a sweeping medical...
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Deepak Chopra answered:The body's wisdom is a good entry point into the hidden dimensions of life, because although completely invisible, the body's wisdom is undeniably real—a fact that medical researchers began to accept in the mid-1980s. In a sweeping medical revolution, scientists have stepped into a hidden dimension that no one had ever suspected. Cells have been outthinking us for millions of years. Signs of intelligence have been discovered not only in the brain but also in the immune system and the digestive system. Cells have no problem fully participating in the mystery of life. Theirs is a wisdom of total passion and commitment. In fact, their wisdom is more ancient than cortical wisdom. What people had been calling a "gut reaction" turned out to be a mere hint of the complex intelligence at work in a hundred thousand billion cells. We can link the qualities of bodily wisdom with the hidden dimensions we want to uncover. The body cells identify with the wisdom that we live daily; they have a higher purpose, communion, awareness, acceptance, creativity, efficiency, bonding, giving, and immortality. It is undeniably real—an entry point to the hidden dimensions.Helpful? 2 people found this helpfulThe body's wisdom is a good entry point into the hidden dimensions of life, because although completely invisible, the body's wisdom is undeniably real—a fact that medical researchers began to accept in the mid-1980s. In a sweeping medical... More
