Awakening Hidden Quantum Cells

Who hasn't heard the words, 'you're only using ten percent of your brain' and wondered why such an enormous percentage of what many believe is the most important part of our physical body lies dormant, seemingly useless. The cells in the remaining ninety percent and other parts of your body have been patiently waiting for you to understand why they could not perform because understanding is essential to begin the process of reawakening! Reawakening you say? Yes, because once you knew; they are quantum cells that perform in quantum energy.

Much has been written about planet Earth's impending ascension into a new energy, the 4th dimension. Our planet is still about 85 years from a full entry into this energy field, but we have entered the outer bands and just like those of a hurricane, we can feel the effects of the energy. Things are changing! Those who have noticed the change are likely to be the ones who have been intentionally 'tuned in,' the seekers of a higher state of consciousness. This profound search had that seemed so difficult has become less and less so in the past 5 years. The doors to greater awareness no longer requires a long and arduous push to gain entry. It is a partially open door that we approach now. The magnetic field in these outer bands is not nearly so dense producing energy with less gravitational push/pull.

Consciousness is a state of awareness. When we are sleeping our body continues to function even though we are not aware of it; not so when we are awake. This simple procedure of waking up is natural and has been experienced by all even though most people are unaware that this act is a different state of consciousness. It is a reflection of how natural and easy the process of changing our state of awareness really is. Quantum energy exists in a much higher frequency field. It is this that the quantum cells in our body respond to. They begin to 'wake up' recognizing the change even though we may be unaware of it. In the outer bands we are capable of using about thirty percent of our brain. Look at all you have been able to accomplish in life utilizing ten percent and imagine what can happen when you triple that! It's time to wake up.

What can you practically do as you begin the process of waking up? Greater self-healing is on the horizon. You will become aware of unhealthy changes in your body and intuitively know what can help you mend. You will experience a greater understanding of who is around you and what their intentions really are as you are able to 'tune in' to their energy field. This allows you to make far better choices about the people you surround yourself with and what kind of effect other people will have on your life.

Pay attention to things that used to mildly interest you as you suddenly seem to grasp how they work and develop a deeper fascination with them. You may feel guided to a new field of work or new hobbies as the memory bank of the Akashi begins to surface. You remember what you used to know. It is a kinder gentler energy we are approaching. The turmoil in our streets will dissipate as we move further into the new energy. It is not supported in the higher frequency.

While scientists may seek a method to activate these cells, it is consciousness that allows them to function. Consciousness is simply intent; there must be an awareness of and intent to move into the new energy field and the door will be open to do so.

http://ezinearticles.com/?Awakening-Hidden-Quantum-Cells&id=9705804

Four Ways your Perception of Others Can Ruin your Life

How you perceive others has everything to do with your mental well-being.

This post will show you how this is the case and give suggestions to improve your moods.

The Austrian philosopher Martin Buber may have been the first to point out the not-so-obvious: Our perception of others has everything to do with self-perception.

How you feel about yourself – moment to moment – is inseparably tied to how you see others.

When you make this connection, you have a new avenue of self-healing. Here are some examples of how it works. We’ll deal with the chicken-egg question that will arise as you read  – at the end of the post.

1. Seeing others as critics.

Imagine going through the world seeing others as overly judgmental. They look down their nose at you, incessantly look for your flaws and think they are better than you.

How would you feel?

Well, judged and criticized at a minimum. You may develop chronic social anxiety. Seeing others this way might lead to an inferiority complex, feelings of ineptitude or worthlessness – and perhaps a feeling of hopelessness.

2. Seeing others as having it all together.

Imagine seeing others habitually as happy, well-adjusted people who don’t have serious problems. They are gliding through life doing very well for themselves and don’t have hang ups and personal issues. They have it all together, obviously!

Seeing others this way might lead you to feel broken. By comparing yourself to others in all their perfection, you will obviously suffer by comparison and feel like a reject; an especially flawed person who obviously doesn’t belong.

3. Seeing others as idiots.

You might see others as total idiots, low IQ numskulls who don’t have much on apes as far as intelligence goes. How do these people even survive? How stupid can you get?

Seeing others this way obviously puts you in an one-up position – and leads you straight into self-righteousness. You’ll think you are better than everyone and that nobody has a right to question you. So, when they do, you’ll get defensive or smug or uppity or take on a ‘how dare you’ attitude. Most people will know you’re self-righteous, too.

4. Seeing others as the means to an end.

In this case, you’ll use others for your purposes, without necessarily appreciating their efforts or sacrifice. Others will be tools in your hand – and only good for your purposes.

Seeing others this way, you’ll most likely see yourself as overly important. Your goals are so special that if others get taken advantage of in the process of achieving them, so be it.

You won’t get much love in return. Others will learn that you’re a user and resent you – so closeness, kinship and intimacy are out the window. You’re likely to feel a deep loneliness, despair or existential depression.

There are so many ways to see others in a negative light. Each way simultaneously adjusts your own attitude accordingly. The consequential thoughts and feelings may be hard to bear.

Chick and egg problem?

Of course we have what appears to be a chicken-egg issue here. Do your feelings of worthlessness, for example, lead you to see others as better-than? Or does seeing others as better-than lead to you feeling worthless?

If you see others as controlling, you’re likely to feel like a puppet on a string. But, which is true? Are others really controlling or are you really just a puppet?

In a way, it’s misleading to believe that one issue comes before the other, as both the puppet and puppet master are part of the same system. All the issues rise as part of the process of perceiving and responding to other people.

And the issues can be addressed from both angles. Work on your individual issues and you will gradually come to see others in a more positive light. Work on seeing others in a more positive light and you will gradually overcome many of your individual issues. It all goes hand in hand.

http://blogs.psychcentral.com/nlp/2016/03/four-ways-your-perception-of-others-can-ruin-your-life/