Not everyone will know this, but I have been studying science my whole life. Through high school I exceled at biology and the human sciences, which led me to an undergraduate position studying a bachelor of science majoring in human structure and function. It should have been called human conditioning and manipulation. Thus, for years I was pigeonholed within the science mentality, in which states that if there is no empirical evidence in favour of an argument it’s theory for its existence or function is deemed invalid. For the most part, science serves us well, however there is another realm that it simply cannot comprehend. Let’s back track as to why I wanted to study science, apart from the fact that I found the physical body genuinely intriguing and wanted to be in a position to help others, I was caught up in the definitions of prestige and success. I was conditioned to believe, as we all are, that successful jobs are earnt by the educated, allowing them to make the most money and have the most respect within the community. I was chasing a doctor status, with a lawyer price-tag. I thought that success was money and that money brought happiness. I was very naïve when choosing my career, which I was supposed to have pre-determined at the tender age of only seventeen (one example of how ‘the system’ is extremely dysfunctional, but we’ll save that for another post); therefore you can’t really blame me. Spirituality is not in our direct physical existence. However it affects us all and is studied, believed and practised by millions, whether you choose to embrace it or not. Its interpretations can vary and it can form through an array of facets. Personally, it has helped me understand the body’s meta-physical energy, which cannot be touched, seen or heard. We have seven places within our body where we store energy regarding different emotions; each centre is called a ‘chakra’. I discovered that our seven chakras worked like cogs and if one were out of balance our entire energy/aura would be misaligned. This leads to emotional dysfunction and physical disease. The concept seemed so powerfully simple, although because it was never mentioned through my ‘human physiology’ degree my mind and ego immediately dismissed the crazy idea of spinning flowers emitting light. There was then a direct correlation with the diminishment of my ego and the increasing validity of the chakra-system. I began to feel my internal energy, whilst becoming aware of not only my aura, but of the energy others were emitting. I listened to my body and would work on specific emotions relating to physical injuries. I opened my mind, gained an enlightened state of consciousness and now my physical body is in complete unison with my spiritual body. This has lead to a greater understanding of my purpose on this earthly realm; it has helped me gain insight as to how I can aid mankind and taught me that happiness and success come from an internal peace, which cannot be purchased. Ultimately, leading to a deconditioning of my mind in an attempt to embody the true values of my inner being. For those who question it’s existence, I say define ‘love’… What is it exactly? We can all feel it, but it can’t be seen? Does this mean whoever loves someone is technically crazy? Of course not, it’s a real emotion that happens to be widely accepted so be open minded to the fact that there is more to life than we can see with our physical eyes.
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