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DAY 15 - HEART

Every human body contains a heart that emits an electromagnetic field in the shape of a torus. It moves out the top of the head and back in through the base of the spine in continuous motion in both directions. The heart’s electrical field is sixty times greater than that of the brain, and its magnetic field is 5,000 times greater than that of the brain.

The heart generates the strongest electromagnetic field in the body, and its pumping action transmits rhythmic information patterns to the brain. The heart actually sends more information to the brain than the brain sends to the heart. It seems that the heart has a mind of its own.

Studies reveal this electromagnetic field, which extends several feet or more outside the body, seems to pick up information in the surrounding environment and also broadcasts one’s emotional state out from the body.

Emotions such as greed, anger, or sadness correlate to a constricted heart field, while positive moods such as gratitude, joy, and happiness correlate to a larger, more expanded heart field.

PRACTICE

As you observe your breath during your daily practice, imagine your breath is moving in and out of the heart. Note in your journal if this exercise assists in lessening distracting thoughts or any other sensations.