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Electrodynamic Man

Volume · Leonard J. Ravitz · 7 passages

  1. Both emotions and stimuli evoke the same energy. Emotions can now be equated with measurable energy

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  2. It is clear that memories and emotions are a most important factor in the human organism. They can have a considerable influence on emotional and physical health

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  3. They do not seem to affect well balanced people

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  4. It should be emphasized that the electrodynamic field is a united organism and the abnormalities in one area affect the field as a whole. We can see; therefore how fear - real or imaginary and whether consciously held or not can have deleterious effects on the whole organism

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  5. Most subtle electric and elastic spirit which pervades and lies hid in all gross bodies by the force and action of which spirit all sensation is excited and the members of animal bodies move namely by the vibrations of the spirit

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  6. He can now begin to appreciate for the first time that, far from being alone, he is in the company of every living thing: each affecting the other, each showing its own individuated response to the general pattern laid down by the universal law

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  7. The electric force, short for electromagnetic force, is the only force we will need to talk of. Along with gravity, it is the only force we normally experience. The forces between atoms are electrical. When we touch someone, the pressure of our touch is an electric force. We see, hear, smell, taste, and touch with electric forces. The neurological processes in our brains are electrochemical, and therefore ultimately electrical.

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