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How Did I get Here? Posted by gar on 7/25/2009, 5:28 am 70.100.197.X Greetings all, There are times when i think about who the hell gar is? What makes gar, gar? Here is a clue; Epigenetics and Energetics Submitted by Peter Hanfileti, MD (not verified) on July 22, 2009 - 8:50am. "I believe there is overlap between the epigenetic inheritance model and what I would call the energy medicine paradigm. Both see environmental and family history related influences as highly causal and even predictive of later health issues. In my practice I have seen cases where epigenetic memories can surface not only later in life, but close to the age of experience of a previous generation figure, like a grandparent or other extended family member. I have adopted the term age reciprocal resonance to describe this concept of a person essentially "preparing" for a similar event that a previous family member lived through as a conservative and protection oriented strategy, enacted around the same age and time as their predecessor. Another point to make would be that the Chinese medicine system has always emphasized the importance of both parents' health prior to conception, during pregnancy, and after delivery, and how this impacts their offspring's health status. In this respect, the confluence of ancient thought and modern experimental evidence is quite appealing." So, it seems that we are the living ancients from which that has come before us. in peace, gar  Post a Response

Re: How Did I get Here? Posted by Butcho on 7/25/2009, 9:33 pm, in reply to "How Did I get Here?" 71.30.137.X --Previous Message-- : Greetings all, : : There are times when i think about who the : hell gar is? What makes gar, gar? : : Here is a clue; : : Epigenetics and Energetics : Submitted by Peter Hanfileti, MD (not : verified) on July 22, 2009 - 8:50am. : : "I believe there is overlap between the : epigenetic inheritance model and what I : would call the energy medicine paradigm. : Both see environmental and family history : related influences as highly causal and even : predictive of later health issues. : : In my practice I have seen cases where : epigenetic memories can surface not only : later in life, but close to the age of : experience of a previous generation figure, : like a grandparent or other extended family : member. I have adopted the term age : reciprocal resonance to describe this : concept of a person essentially : "preparing" for a similar event : that a previous family member lived through : as a conservative and protection oriented : strategy, enacted around the same age and : time as their predecessor. : : Another point to make would be that the : Chinese medicine system has always : emphasized the importance of both parents' : health prior to conception, during : pregnancy, and after delivery, and how this : impacts their offspring's health status. In : this respect, the confluence of ancient : thought and modern experimental evidence is : quite appealing." : : So, it seems that we are the living ancients : from which that has come before us. : : in peace, : gar : : gar, We are interconnected with the rest of existence in ways we may never know. Sometimes I can literally feel my dad inside of me. Kind of weird at times. But then maybe not so weird. Butcho  Post a Response

Re: How Did I get Here? Posted by Aaron on 7/28/2009, 9:45 am, in reply to "Re: How Did I get Here?" 74.237.238.X --Previous Message-- : : : --Previous Message-- : Greetings all, : : There are times when i think about who the : hell gar is? What makes gar, gar? : : Here is a clue; : : Epigenetics and Energetics : Submitted by Peter Hanfileti, MD (not : verified) on July 22, 2009 - 8:50am. : : "I believe there is overlap between the : epigenetic inheritance model and what I : would call the energy medicine paradigm. : Both see environmental and family history : related influences as highly causal and even : predictive of later health issues. : : In my practice I have seen cases where : epigenetic memories can surface not only : later in life, but close to the age of : experience of a previous generation figure, : like a grandparent or other extended family : member. I have adopted the term age : reciprocal resonance to describe this : concept of a person essentially : "preparing" for a similar event : that a previous family member lived through : as a conservative and protection oriented : strategy, enacted around the same age and : time as their predecessor. : : Another point to make would be that the : Chinese medicine system has always : emphasized the importance of both parents' : health prior to conception, during : pregnancy, and after delivery, and how this : impacts their offspring's health status. In : this respect, the confluence of ancient : thought and modern experimental evidence is : quite appealing." : : So, it seems that we are the living ancients : from which that has come before us. : : in peace, : gar : : : gar, : : We are interconnected with the rest of : existence in ways we may never know. : : Sometimes I can literally feel my dad inside : of me. Kind of weird at times. But then : maybe not so weird. : : Butcho : I remember in my first year of college, I got in an argument with my professor, because I stated that humans were instinctual, just like animals. She was adamant that humans learned from experience, not instinct. Also I remember reading that Jung had similar experiences with patients, which ultimately led to his theory about the "Collective Unconscious". Aaron  Post a Response

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