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Originally Posted by Klamachpin  But don't you have to receive in order to give, and give in order to recieve? |
What I'm getting from the article, is that we are like bellows, which works only in one direction at a time, rather than as a continuous pump.
Bellows have two valves, one at the front, and the other at the back... When one is open, the other must be closed, otherwise it doesn't move the air in the direction desired. The heart also works on the same principle, so it would make sense that if the model of the bellows is incorporated into our bodies in one of the most vital organs, perhaps it is a good way to view how to keep energy flowing as well.
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