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CeciL · 02-23-2007, 02:36 PM

Since energy cannot be created and cannot be destroyed I doubt it obeys "time". You breathe in 1 second and exhale the next. You cannot do both at the same exact time nor can you just continue to keep breathing in. Same as with a dinner for an hour your choosing 1 polarity but the next hour you are doing another. Since the concept of time is man made I doubt energy can follow its structure.

The MILLION dollar question... What is the time frame to switch polarities without it being considered neutral?

Edward throws out some good points. The duality of nature is too hard to ignore and the neutral spot seems to be the sweet spot. Yin / Yang, Bad / Good, + / -, 0 / 1, in / out, right / left.

Lets look at "Paraliminals" the holosync beats line both side of your brain into a neutral meditative state as well as centre points stuff, this concept is the base of their program and from what they and Steve say this is a good thing.

02-23-2007, 02:36 PM	#55 (permalink)
CeciL Banned Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: In the present Posts: 101	Just a thought... Since energy cannot be created and cannot be destroyed I doubt it obeys "time". You breathe in 1 second and exhale the next. You cannot do both at the same exact time nor can you just continue to keep breathing in. Same as with a dinner for an hour your choosing 1 polarity but the next hour you are doing another. Since the concept of time is man made I doubt energy can follow its structure. The MILLION dollar question... What is the time frame to switch polarities without it being considered neutral? Edward throws out some good points. The duality of nature is too hard to ignore and the neutral spot seems to be the sweet spot. Yin / Yang, Bad / Good, + / -, 0 / 1, in / out, right / left. Lets look at "Paraliminals" the holosync beats line both side of your brain into a neutral meditative state as well as centre points stuff, this concept is the base of their program and from what they and Steve say this is a good thing.