The Brain, As A Transceiver
A majority of Americans believe that mediation is a waste of time. What good is it to sit on the floor with your legs crossed for extended periods of time being unproductive when you could be out there slaving away for capitalism!! What could you possibly LEARN from doing nothing? I’m starting to feel bad for the people who get stereotyped because they go to yoga classes and drink kale smoothies. They just want to be healthy and more in touch with the most important organ in our bodies. Out of all the organs we have, the brain is irreplaceable. Without it, you’re not you anymore. I mean, who are the non-meditators to judge them anyway? I think the trouble is that Eastern philosophies are still considered to be “hocus-pocus” here in America.
A whole freakin’ lot from what I’m discovering about it. Our brains are some of the most fascinating organs in the universe. They don’t just process our thoughts, but they also receive frequencies in ways that our modern technology cannot. Tapping into the capability of our own bodies could be the missing piece to the puzzle of the universe.
What if we all have to tap into it at the same time? How do we get others to try this so that we may be able to unravel the great mysteries of life? How do we break the stigma surrounding meditation? We need to campaign for cooperation.