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Contemplating a Theory of Everything 7 Dimension

Life is just a string of random chemical reactions and biological accidents, or perhaps could be a theory of everything?

Frank Wilczek, who is considered one of the most eminent theoretical physicists of the world said: "In recent months a different notion much weaker than a theory of everything could place has gained ground, largely inspired by developments in string theory. In this concept, the theory provides a unique set of equations, but the equations have many solutions, which are held in different parts of the universe. We speak Instead of a multiverse composed of many domains (dimensions), each is a universe in itself, each with its own distinctive laws. "

While I believe that the universe and / or the Mind of God is too mysterious, complex and constantly full of surprises that came down to a simple formula for humanity to know, I humbly try – just for fun – to take a stab at a theory of everything seven dimensions. Whereas the fundamental building blocks of our universe appears to be based on seven dimensions and that the health and welfare can provide mental and emotional healing can be improved through the use of alternative therapies energy, I propose the following seven-dimensional theory that has helped me to better organize information in my world and to better manage my own life.

When did it start?

In the 17th century, an Anglican bishop in the name of James Ussher deduced that the first day of creation began at nightfall Sunday 27 October 4004 BC. More data reported by more of this to 9 am, London time, or midnight in the Garden of Eden. Not everyone was excited Bishop Ussher with the proclamation that the universe had a beginning, however, as most people believe that since the time of Aristotle that the universe had always existed. The motivation to believe in an eternal universe was the desire to avoid invoking divine intervention. By contrast, those who believed that the universe had a beginning, used it as an argument for the existence of God as the first cause or prime mover of the universe. If one believes that the universe had a beginning, the obvious question was – "What happened before the beginning? "(Stephen Hawkins, 2007).

The Big Bang Theory

The identification of the exact date and time of origin of universe sounds pretty amazing to me, but the dominant scientific theory about the origin of the universe today is the "Big Bang" theory – specifically indicates a point in time that the universe began. According to the theory of Big Bang, the universe was created about 13.7 billion years of the explosion random cosmic (or expansion) of a ball of subatomic space-time produced,, matter and energy in all directions. Everything – the entire universe – came an initial particle of infinite density (also known as a "singularity"). This stain (which exist outside of space and time) came out of nowhere, without cause, only to explode (start expanding) suddenly. During a period of about 10 million years, this newly created space, time, matter and energy became extraordinarily designed and full-featured stars, galaxies and planets, including our land.

In other words, everything we see, hear, taste, touch, and smell today was created in a single micro-seconds for a fraction of an atom that exploded instantaneously the four known forces of nature – gravity, electromagnetism, and strong and weak nuclear forces. These forces became space, time, matter and energy. This energy became complex star finally exploded their chemically rich guts – including the seven most abundant chemical in the universe: hydrogen, helium, oxygen, carbon, neon, iron and nitrogen – enriching pristine gas clouds with the chemistry of life in the galaxy – training planetary systems (including the planet) of the elements swirl.

To summarize then, the atoms that make up the molecules that make up our bodies – Have their origin in the crucibles that were once the centers of high-mass stars. So we are all connected to each other biologically, to the earth chemically and the rest of the atomic universe. We do not just in the universe. We are part of the universe. We are in the universe and the universe is in us.

The "Big Bang" is a scientific theory, and as such is or falls by its agreement with the observations. But as a theory that deals with the origins of reality, has always been entangled theological and philosophical implications. In the 1920s and 30 almost every major cosmologist preferred an eternal universe, and several complained that the beginning of time associated with "Big Bang" imported religious concepts in physics, this objection was later repeated by supporters of the Steady State theory. This perception was reinforced by the fact that George Lemaitre, who presented the theory of Big Bang was a Catholic priest. It is not my intention to enter into a theological debate the existence of God in this article but to implement some initial background information which is apparently compatible with a 7 – to dimension theory everything.

Background / History

The next series of seven could be just a coincidence some information, but I find them very interesting and support a 7 dimensional theory of everything. Note: The items in each column are related to each of multiple dimensions, but not necessarily related to each one of the elements of the rows.

A. Evolution: The Big Bang Theory seems to be seven distinct and interrelated phases, scheduled for Science in the following order:
1. Cosmic Evolution. The development of space, time, matter and energy from nothing.
Evolution 2. Star. The development of stars from the complex first chaotic elements.
3. Chemical Evolution. The development of all chemical elements of the original two (hydrogen and helium).
4. Evolution Planetary. The development of planetary systems swirling elements.
5. Organic Evolution. The development of organic life from inorganic matter.
6. Macro-Evolution. The development of a type of life in a totally different kind of life.
7. Micro-Evolution. The development of variations within the same kind of life.

B. Physics: Scientists inherent physical laws of the universe suggest that there are seven fundamental forces of nature, seven energy electromagnetic and seven colors in the visible light spectrum – that when randomly mixed up all colors, and when the same set up white sunlight.

Forces of Nature: 1. Applied force, 2. Gravitational force, 3. Normal Force, 4. Friction force, 5. Air Force Strength, 6. Force Voltage, 7. Spring Force

Electromagnetic Energy: 1. Gamma rays, 2. X-rays, 3. Ultraviolet (UV), 4. Visible light rays, 5. Infrared radiation, 6. Micro-wave, 7. Radio waves.

Visible light spectrum: 1. Red, 2. Orange, 3. Yellow, 4. Green, 5. Blue, 6. Indigo, 7. Violet

C. International Units Measure: The International System of Units (SI) defines seven SI base units
for a set of measuring physical quantities or dimensions, which are used to measure basic physical 7
defining properties and all other SI units known as SI derived units. The set of seven basic units SI
consists of: 1. Meters – Length, 2. Kilogram – Mass, 3. Second – Time, 4. Ampere – Electricity 5. Kelvin – Temperature 6. Mole – Quantity of substance 7. Candela – Luminous intensity.

D. Electromagnetic Energy: Everything in the universe (including our bodies) are made of atoms that emit electromagnetic energy in the form of auras (colors) and are substances like those string vibrate and emit sound waves. Their bodies are seven auric around our bodies, seven basic notes of music and seven musical vibrations that compose all the music:

Auric bodies: 1. Ethernet, 2. Emotional 3. Mental 4. Astral 5. Etheric template 6. Heavenly 7. Causal

Notes Western music: 1. c, 2. d, 3. e, 4. f, 5. g, 6. July 1. b

Vibrations: 1. No, 2. Re 3. Mi, 4. F, 5. Sun, 6. The 7. You

E. Old Astronomy / Astrology: Before the invention of the telescope, human beings can see seven heavenly bodies (planets) with the naked eye is traditionally called classical seven planets. They were named after the seven days of creation documented the Judeo-Christian Bible that are our present seven days a week schedule. Zodiac Signs comply with the planets. There are seven daughters of Atlas in the Pleiades also called the "Seven Sisters star."

Classical planets: 1. Sun, 2. Luna, 3. Mars, in April. Mercury, 5. Jupiter, 6. Venus, 7. Saturn

Weekdays: 1. Sunday, February. Monday, March. Tuesday, April. Wednesday, May. Thursday, June. Friday, July. Saturday

Days of Creation: 1 – Day Light, Day 2 – Sky & Water, Third Day – Land and Sea, the day 4 – Sun, Moon and Stars, 5th Day – Fish and Birds, 6th Day – Animals, man and woman, 7th day – God rested

Signs of the Zodiac: 1. Gemini / Cancer, 2. Taurus / Leo 3. Aries / Virgo, 4. Pisces, Libra, 5. Aquarius / Scorpio 6. Sagittarius 7. Capricorn

F. Geology: The ancient peoples not only studied the earth, but also studied their solar system and which confers seven metals and precious stones that correspond to each of the seven planets visible to the naked eye. It is also interesting to note that our planet has seven continents, seven oceans and seven seas:

Elements: 1. Earth, 2. Water, 3. Fire 4. Air, 5. Sound 6. Light, 7. Thought

Metals: 1. Gold, 2. Silver, 3. Hierro, 4. Mercury, 5. Tin, 6. Copper, 7. Lead

Gem Stones: 1. Ruby, 2. Pearl, 3. Yellow Topaz, 4. Emerald 5. Sapphire, 6. Diamond, 7. Amethyst

Continents: 1. Asia, 2. Africa, 3. North America, 4. South America 5. Antarctica 6. Europe, 7. Australia

Oceans: 1. North Pacific, 2. South Pacific, 3. North Atlantic, 4. South Atlantic, 5. India, 6. South, 7. Arctic

Mares: 1. Persian 2. Black, 3. Caspian 4. Red, 5. Mediterranean, 6. Adriatico, 7. Arabic

G. Sacred Geometry: Some advanced ancient civilizations taught that sacred geometry on plane of creation or the genesis of all form. They believed that explains the energy patterns that create and unify all things and at each level, each pattern natural growth and movement were consistent with one or more geometric shapes. For example, the seven circles tangent of the "Flower of Life" pattern creates hexagonal shape represents one of natures most stable forms seen in the water convection cells, the honeycomb of bees, and even the north pole Saturn planet. Others believe that the sacred geometric wisdom was responsible for the advanced technology of ancient civilizations who designed the pyramids Egypt, China, Machu Picchu, Nubia, Bosnia, and Mesoamerica. Some believe that this advanced technology was transmitted from a super-human race of aliens / angels (The gods and goddesses) who married the beautiful women of the land to produce off spring they were gods giants like (before the big meal of the times of Noah). These half human, half creatures like gods were worshiped as gods (eg the mythical Greek Gods), and that this practice evolved into religions polytheistic as Hinduism.

H. Ancient Religions: The Romans, Greeks, Hindus, and called their gods and goddesses after the seven classic planets and our days of the current week.

Roman Gods: 1. Sun, 2. Luna, 3. Mars, in April. Mercury, 5. Jupiter, 6. Venus, 7. Saturnus

Greek Gods: 1. Helios 2. Selene, 3. Ares, 4. Hermes, in May. Zeus, 6. Aphrodite, 7. Chronos

Hindu Gods: 1. Surya, 2. Chandra, 3. Mangal, 4. Buddha, 5. Guru, 6. Sukra, 7. Shani

I. Old Knowledge: Paracelsus (born Phillp von Hohenheim, Switzerland in1493) – was the Father of Alchemy (the universal science of the era that was developed what would be the disciplines of biology, medicine, chemistry, physics and astronomy, and psychology and philosophy). Thought the macrocosm of the universe was represented in each person as a microcosm. According to the ideas of the time, there were seven planets in the sky, and the seven chakras in man that are closely related to natural and social sciences. In the 5th century AD, Marciano Capella academically defined as the seven liberal arts: grammar, dialectic, rhetoric, geometry, arithmetic, astronomy and music.

Natural Sciences: 1. Astronomy, 2. Physics, 3. Chemistry 4. Biology, 5. Geology, 6. Ecology, 7. Meteorology

Social Studies: 1. Anthropology, 2. History, 3. Education, 4. Sociology, 5. Economy, 6. Psychology, 7. Linguistics

Liberal Arts: 1. Grammar, 2. Rhetoric, 3. Logic, 4. Geometry, 5. Arithmetic, 6. Music, 7. Astrology

Chakras: 1. Root 2. Sexual, 3. Solar Plexus, 4. Heart, 5. Throat 6. Front 7. Crown

J. Oriental Spirituality: The word Chakra is Sanskirt (Hindu scriptures) for wheel and signifies one of seven basic energy centers in the human body that correspond to the lymph nerve branch of the vertebral column, as well as states of consciousness, developmental stages of life, archetypal elements, the functions of the body, colors, and much, much more. They were written sometime between 1200 – 900 a. C., but it had been transmitted orally for approximately 1000 years before that. During the past 2000 years countless alchemists in India, China, Egypt, Europe and those involved in Eastern philosophies have used this as a global template for transformation. There are seven worlds in the universe, seven seas, and seven gurus in Hindu mythology.

Energy: 1. Physics, 2. Sexual, 3. Ego, 4. Social, 5. Idea 6. Mental, 7. Spiritual

Conscience: 1. Self-preservation, 2. Self-gratification, 3. Self-definition, 4. Self-acceptance, 5. Self-expression, 6. Self-reflection, 7. Self-knowledge

K. Western Spirituality: The alchemists believed that life energy is closely related to the "light of the seven planets." proclaimed that everything on earth emerges from the rays and energy of these planets. Like a prism, planets divide the "divine light of creation" in seven qualities related to the seven chakras to promote inner maturity, the development of consciousness, and healing spiritual. The most famous alchemical illustration of the chakras and planetary influences was designed by Johann Georg Gichtel (1638 0 1710). In his illustration Gichtel available the seven classical planets in the human body and assigned to each of them to one of the seven deadly sins or vices, such as pride, greed and jealousy (below) for comparison with the Seven Virtues for spiritual transformation.

The sins: 1. Lust, 2. Gula, 3. Laziness, 4. Envy 5. Greed, 6. Anger 7. Pride

Strengths: 1. Purity 2. Temperance, 3. Diligence, 4. Kindness, in May. Charity 6. Patience, 7. Humility

L. world religions: According David Barrett et al, editors of the world "Christian Encyclopedia: A
comparative study of churches and religions – AD 30 to 2200, "there are 19 major religions the world. In 2000, eight of these great religions are about 80% of the world's population adhering to their beliefs. Agnostics and atheists represent approximately 19% of world population and the rest of the world's religions, including Judaism are the last 1%.

Most world religions 'Do not fit neatly into little boxes, however, if you count the atheist and agnostic groups – which can be theoretically divided into seven categories:

1. Atheist / Agnostic groups
2. The non-theistic religions – belief or faith in God or gods, but in the supreme enlightenment: (Example: Buddhism)
3. The pantheistic religions – The belief that God and nature are the same (Example: Taoism, animism, etc.)
4. The monotheistic religions – Doctrine or belief that there is one God:
(Example: Sikhism and the Abrahamic religions: Christianity, Islam, Judaism, etc)
5. Dualistic religions – The belief that there are only two opposing gods or two interacting forces: (Example: Zoroastrianism / Taoist Yin / Yang, etc.)
6. The polytheistic religions – The worship of or belief in many gods or goddesses: (Example: Hinduism, Shinto, etc)
Polyreligiousity – Having religious beliefs simultaneously (Eg: China Folk religion / New Asian religions, combining Confucianism / Buddhism / Shinto)

M. monotheistic religions is Interestingly, approximately 81% of people on this earth
believe in one God or many gods (minus the 19% who are agnostics and atheists), and 66% believe in one God.

For thousands of years, the Holy Scriptures in the Jewish and Christian Bible and the Islamic Koran taught that there is one God. The Bible teaches Melchizedek is the mysterious and eternal High Priest and Real King of Peace of all monotheistic religions – of which all later religions evolved. All are called to be part of the Holy Nation and the royal priesthood. The apostle Paul devoted an entire chapter in the Bible for comparing Jesus to Melchizedek – Jesus was a repeat High Priest forever in the order of Melchizedek. Some believe that Melchizedek was the appearance in the land of the pre-incarnate Christ in a temporary body.

The Isaiah 11:2 specifically identifies the seven spirits of God: "The Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him – the Spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and fear of the LORD. "This verse proclaims the seven spirits of God … (1) Spirit of the Lord (2) Spirit of wisdom, (3) spirit of understanding, (4) spirit of counsel, (5) Spirit of power, (6) spirit of knowledge, (7) Spirit of fear of the Lord. The Bible teaches that gifts are seven basic and seven fruits of the Holy Spirit. In the book of Romans we are called to be faithful to the gift has given us. Not everyone has the same gift, but God distributes gifts among the body, we can all have a part in building up the body. In Romans 12:6-8, Paul lists the seven gifts of the base.

In Islamic tradition, there are seven heavens, seven fires in Hell, and Seven gates to hell. Below I've listed the seven spirits of God, the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit, and the seven fruits of the Holy Spirit with the seven levels of heaven according to the Jewish, Christian, Islamic and Holy Scripture.

In Jewish tradition, seven is a very spiritual number that represents Piety, and there are seven days of Passover, seven days of purification, and the seven-branched candelabrum or menorah.

N. Intelligences / Vocational interests: It is also interesting to see a connection between seven intelligences of Howard Gardner, the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit, and the theory of John Holland's vocational interest which teaches that most people are one of six personality types: realistic, enterprising, artistic, social, conventional and research.

Intelligence: 1. Kinesthetic (Body-Smart), 2. Intra-personal (Self-Smart), 3. Visual / Spatial (Picture-Smart), 4. Interpersonal (People-Smart), 5. Logical / Mathematics (Logic-Smart), 6. Verbal / Linguistic (Word-Smart), 7. Musical (Music Smart)

Types of Training: 1. Realistically, 2. Entrepreneur, March. Artistic 4. Social, 5. Conventional 6. Research, 7. (Ministry – not identified by John Holland).

O. Technology: There are seven quality tools, logic gates Seven, seven layers (OSI) open systems interconnection reference model of computer network design, seven individual segments on the screen of the electronic device of seven segments, and seven types of plastics.

Quality tools: 1. fishbone diagram, 2. Pareto Diagram 3. Check sheet 4. control chart, 5. The flow diagram of 6. Histogram 7. Scatterplot

Logic gates: 1. NO, 2. And, 3. O, 4. NAND, 5. XOR, 6. NOR, 7. XNOR

OSI Layers: 1. Physics, 2. data link, 3. Network 4. Transportation, 5. st, 6. Presentation, 7. Application

Electronics segments: 1. A, 2. B, 3. C, 4. D, 5. E, 6. F, 7. G
Plastics: 1. PET, 2. PE-HD, 3. PVC, 4. PE-LD, 5. PP, 6. PS, 7. O

Q. Philosophy: Based on the types of questions they had asked, philosophy can be divided into seven different groups. Below is a list of these groups with some related questions. Any list of possible answers to these and other issues within these categories can be called a "philosophy."

1. Ontology – What is reality?
2. Philosophy of mind / religion – What is a mind / consciousness? Is there a God?
3. Epistemology – What is knowledge?
4. Ethics – What is right and wrong / What is good and bad?
5. Aesthetics – What is beauty?
6. Logic – What is truth?
7. Anxiology – What is value?

Q. Psychology: Many psychological approaches have been developed in a attempt to explain human behavior on specific dimensions of life-functioning, with emphasis on each of the aspects of personality or another.

Psychological theories: 1. Behavior, 2. Psychodynamic, 3. Social Learning 4. Psychosocial 5. Behavioral Economics, 6. Cognitive-behavioral, 7. Moral

Great psychological theory: 1. BF Skinner, 2. Sigmund Freud, 3. Albert Bandura, 4. Eric Erikson, 5. Daniel Kahneman, 6. Aaron Beck, 7. Lawrence Kohlberg

Psychological needs: 1. Security 2. Fun, 3. Power, 4. Love, 5. Expression of 6. The self, in July. Integrity

R. Medicine: Science has established that modern systems of human bodies (eg, nervous, endocrine, immune, etc), everyone should contribute to a homeostatic system. Systems bodies work together to maintain a balanced environment or equilibrium. When you're feeling bad, our life energy can not flow freely in and out and the body may suffer from physical stress. An unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, substance abuse, isolation from family and friends and disconnection from our higher power can help reduce our energy levels and further contribute to our unhealthy conditions. A multi-dimensional system can be correlated with seven levels of health, Abnormalities Seven, seven glands and organs of the bodies systems.

Health: 1. Physics, 2. Self-regulation, 3. Professional 4. Social, 5. Financial 6. Mental, 7. Spiritual

Anomalies: 1. Physical Suffering, 2. Irrationality / unpredictability, 3. Maladaptiveness, 4. Socially disconnected 5. Societal Violations, 6. emotional diversion, 7. Spiritually disconnected

Gland: 1. Adrenal, 2. The gonads, 3. Pancreas, 4. Timo, 5. The thyroid, 6. Pituitary, 7. Pineal

Organ systems: 1. Skeletal / Skin, 2. Reproductive, 3. Gastrointestinal, 4. Cardiovascular 5. Respiratory, 6. Nervous / Endocrine, 7. Immune / lymphatic

The senses: 1. Smell 2. Sabor, 3. Vision, 4. Touch, 5. Hearing, 6. The individual consciousness, 7. Universal Consciousness

S. The winner of the Nobel Prize biologist David Baltimore devised the Baltimore classification system consisting of seven groups of virus: 1. dsDNA virus (eg adenovirus, herpes virus, poxvirus), 2. single-stranded DNA viruses (eg, (+) sense DNA (eg, Parvovirus), 3. dsRNA virus (reovirus, for example), 4. (+) SsRNA viruses (+) sense RNA (eg picornaviruses, togavirus), 5. (-) SsRNA viruses (-) sense RNA (eg Orthmyxoviruses, Rhabdovirus) 6. ssRNA-RT viruses (+) RNA with DNA intermediate in the life cycle (for example, Retrovirus), 7. dsDNA-RT viruses (eg, hepadnaviruses)

T. Biology: Biologists teach us that there are seven life processes of all living beings. The seven life processes are: 1. Moving (Moving), 2. The reproduction, 3. Sensitivity (Touch and Cata), 4. Nutrition (Food), 5. Excretion (toilet), 6. Respiration (sweating), 7. Growth (growth).

U. Chemistry: The periodic table of chemical elements is a tabular method of displaying the chemical elements. There are seven periods, or horizontal rows of elements in the periodic table.

V. Genetics: This may be trivial, but it was not lethal – 5 or 6 genes discovered microRNA family
launched the revolution that changed RNA the face of modern biology, but let – 7 gene family. It is now known that control the chemistry of life RNA, regulate the cellular and genetic processes across the human body and are critical factors in determining health, disease and longevity.

W. Model Public Health: There are seven dimensions to the model public health: 1. Universal, 2. Selective 3. Indicated, 4. Identification of cases, 5. Standard treatment for disorders known, 6. Treatment Compliance Long Term (Goal: Reduction of relapse and recurrence), 7. Aftercare (including rehabilitation)

X. 7 – Dimensions model: 2005, the "Addictions Recovery Measurement System (ARMS), was published – describing the following seven dimensions of life-functioning therapeutic activity performance measures of progress. Each of the seven dimensions is interrelated with special attention to public health models "in the individual in the environment psychosocial. The two sets of sevens are also interrelated with the following seven Energies, Abraham Maslow's famous pyramid of hierarchy of needs and our senses Seven (And you were taught that there were only five.) We have to consider that some individuals are more in touch with extra-sensory perceptions.

The life-functioning dimensions: 1. Medical / Physical, 2. Self-regulation / control of impulses, 3. Education / occupational, 4. Social / Cultural 5. Financial / Legal, 6. Mental / Emotional, 7. Spiritual / Religious

Y. 7 – Dimension Intervention: The 7 – Dimensions of health and welfare outcome was even more
become a process of evaluation and treatment for stress management, incorporating the following three screening instruments:

Guidelines for the implementation of an intervention by 7 Dimension

1. Start the interview with the "Open" technical issue for information as detailed as possible to the customer, before administering any questionnaires or checklists (Use reflective listening skills, etc.).
2. Manage ACE issues and the calculation of the ACE score.
3. Managing 7D – PSI and calculate the scores.
4. Managing 7D – TAS and calculate results and draw all scores on the wheel of life to view the levels of diathesis, current levels of psychosocial stress, and current efforts to reduce stress and build resilience.
5. Managing the Stages of Change "question" On a scale of 1-10 – with 10 representing the highest motivation for the change you have at the moment, how motivated you?

Pre-contemplation Stage = 1-3
Contemplation Stage = 4-5
Preparation Stage = 6-7
Action Stage = 8-9
Maintenance Stage = 10

6. Provide a "motivational interviewing" session with your client to discuss the "Stages of Change." The brevity of this article does not permit an overview of this session (Tomlin, K. & Richardson, H., 2004)

7. Develop a multidimensional holistic health and wellness and a comprehensive individualized treatment plan if necessary, together with a system of case management and monitoring treatment.

Z. Alternative Medicine / Therapies Energy: Given that our bodies are over 70 trillion cells with properties power, much like a battery, and fully regenerated approximately every seven years, we must be proactive in developing and maintaining a proactive individual health and wellness plan. It is also interesting to note that different cultures or countries have different names for the same energy or life force.

Lifeforce: 1. Africa (Ashe), 2. Hawaiian (Mana), 3. India (Prana, 4. Greece (Pneuma, 5. China (Chi), 6. Japan (Ki), 7. Christianity (Holy Spirit)

In view of the foregoing, the following 7 – Size of Energy Therapies and therapeutic activities are recommended to keep the seven levels of energy.

Energy Therapies: 1. Chiropractic / osteopathic / Herbal Medicine 2. Therapeutic Massage / Reflexology, 3. Art Therapies, 4. Dance Therapy, 5. Music / Song Therapies, 6. Acupuncture / Medical Electrical (Alpha-Stim), 7. Light Therapy / Meditation / Prayer

Summary

Interestingly, from the farthest reaches of the cosmos in the atomic structure of a single cell in the body, the same shape and dimensions of mathematics apply. The secret of life is in these forms and numbers. Thus, studying something in life, we learn the basis of all life everywhere. Modern scientists are reaffirming the ancient wisdom found in their world and taught in their myths: that a coherent multi-dimensional design is present in every level of the universe, from the atoms to galaxies.

7 Dimension Theory of Everything: Given that the fundamental building blocks of our universe are based on 7 dimensions and that the health and welfare can be provided and the mental and emotional healing can be improved by using alternative energy therapies, I propose the following to better organize information in my world and to better manage my own life:

1. Everything has a beginning and an end that transforms everything into a new beginning.
2. Everything from the microcosm to the macrocosm is 7 dimensions of energy.
3. Everything is connected to any multi-dimensional.
4. Everything is positive and negative messages communicated all multi-dimensional.
5. Everything is maintained by a global approach, dynamically balanced system with a multidimensional force field of semi-stable balance of driving and control forces.
6. All disturbed especially when the system is interrupted by an unbalanced system.
Everything is in the process of restoring the balance of everything.

I also believe in the synergy or the combined effects produced by two or more parts, elements or individuals is a pervasive phenomenon in nature and human societies alike.

7 – Law of dimensions of synergism

When two or more dimensions simultaneously focus for a significant period of time and
infinitesimally small incremental changes but positive are the positive synergy effect
(Depending on the intensity of the dark and / or energy of light is manifested), spiritually uplifting and connects the life of an individual multi-dimensional performance by reducing chaos and resistance every increasing individual to achieve harmony, comfort and productivity.

A final note: I mentioned earlier that was not my intention to enter into a theological debate on the existence of God in this article, but initially to set up some background that apparently supports a 7 – to dimension theory everything. In light of the above, consider the possibility that the origin of the universe could be just a random case of "Lucky Seven." If this is the case, then would require more faith to believe in a God-less Big Bang – then would be to believe in the divine intelligence.

About the Author

References: For more info see: http://www.7dimensions.net

James Slobodzien, Psy.D., CSAC, is a Hawaii licensed psychologist and certified substance abuse counselor who earned his doctorate in Clinical Psychology. He is credentialed by the National Registry of Health Service Providers in Psychology. He has over 25-years of mental health experience primarily working in the fields of alcohol/ substance abuse and behavioral addictions in hospital, prison, and court settings. He is an adjunct professor of Psychology and also maintains a private practice as a mental health consultant.

Holland Chiropractic Center PC – Holland, MI