Forwarded from Lucas King
If the 36 black keys are evenly spaced then the become the decans.
Forwarded from Andrew's Research Channel
The heart is not a pumpโฆ
The most mind-blowing lecture Iโve seen in a while ๐คฏ๐ซBrilliantly done! Highly recommended watch.
https://youtu.be/yXWk2vNcADo
The most mind-blowing lecture Iโve seen in a while ๐คฏ๐ซBrilliantly done! Highly recommended watch.
https://youtu.be/yXWk2vNcADo
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The Human Heart | Anatomy and Function of the Human Heart
Frank Chester is also a featured speaker at The Heart Revolution online event https://explore.theheartrevolution.org.After you watched this presentation, you...
The Heart Is A Sacred Geometry Vortex
The formative forces which form our heart muscle are active as vortices and are oriented and maintained through the seven-sided form discovered by him.
Since Frank Chester developed this insight, the heart is no longer a pump. For him, it has instead become an organ of flow (regulation). If the heart were a pump, the paper-thin tissue at the apex of the left ventricle could never withstand the developing pressure.
However, from the perspective of a vortex model of the heart, it becomes understandable why this part of the heart is never exposed to these higher pressure dynamics.
In the developing human embryo, blood is already streaming rhythmically through its blood vessels before the heart has even formed. Something other than the heart, therefore, must be responsible for this movement of the blood.
The heart that develops later appears to function more like a balancing brake: blood streams into the left ventricle in a clockwise direction and then vortexes around itself, finally emerging from the left ventricle in the opposite, counter-clockwise direction.
At the moment when the blood flow reverses, there is no movement; absolute stillness reigns. However, this is a dynamic rest. This is the exact moment, simultaneous in time and space, that for Frank Chester represents the eternally present heart-centered state in each human being.
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The formative forces which form our heart muscle are active as vortices and are oriented and maintained through the seven-sided form discovered by him.
Since Frank Chester developed this insight, the heart is no longer a pump. For him, it has instead become an organ of flow (regulation). If the heart were a pump, the paper-thin tissue at the apex of the left ventricle could never withstand the developing pressure.
However, from the perspective of a vortex model of the heart, it becomes understandable why this part of the heart is never exposed to these higher pressure dynamics.
In the developing human embryo, blood is already streaming rhythmically through its blood vessels before the heart has even formed. Something other than the heart, therefore, must be responsible for this movement of the blood.
The heart that develops later appears to function more like a balancing brake: blood streams into the left ventricle in a clockwise direction and then vortexes around itself, finally emerging from the left ventricle in the opposite, counter-clockwise direction.
At the moment when the blood flow reverses, there is no movement; absolute stillness reigns. However, this is a dynamic rest. This is the exact moment, simultaneous in time and space, that for Frank Chester represents the eternally present heart-centered state in each human being.
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