Health practitioners and clients now have access through smartphone digital technology that allows them to obtain measurements of various internal body functions such as galvanic skin resistance (GSR), heart rate variability (HRV), and brain waves and use that information to coach and train their clients to improve a wide variety of physical and emotional challenges as well as to improve Heart and Brain Coherence.
During the last 20 years, the Internet has revealed the astonishing extent of this new reality. Today, for better or for worse, not only can information reach any corner of the world in an instant, but new communities are born every second through our extensive social networks.
The quest for knowledge is a major driving force factor in the evolution of any society. Civilizations are born and shaped through their innovative thinking and technology. Unfortunately some have also disappeared due to their mistaken ideas and wrongdoing.
In recent years, we have become very aware of how precious our biosphere is and how our earth could be in peril if we don’t pay attention to the delicate balance of our environment. In today’s world, while continuing to honor our previous concerns, we recognize the importance of adding the additional awareness of another level of life, the Noosphere (our collective thoughts).
Tap into Your Inner Potential & Rewire Your Brain for Bliss
Over 600 scientific research studies conducted at more than 200 independent universities and research institutions in 30 countries have demonstrated the profound benefits of meditation. These studies have used the most rigorous research methods and evaluation procedures available in the social sciences, including time series analysis which controls for weekly and seasonal cycles or trends in social data.(1)
“Medical universities should either totally abandon the tradition of repeating the Hippocratic Oath at graduation, meaningless in the context of what conventional medicine represents today, defined in the previous century by choices aligned with a materialist model of science and an incomplete understanding of the human reality, or honor the spirit of this legendary tradition…”
Recently, I came across an article by Melissa Bailey called So long, Hippocrates. Medical Students Choose Their Own Oaths outlining how new medical students are choosing to write their own Oaths and bypass the Hippocrates original until there is almost no resemblance left.