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Reducing Stress with Self-Induced Eustress

Abstract

This study had its origin in the 1970s when the Personal Development Center (PDC) began teaching meditation free of charge to the public in exchange for their participation in reviving ancient exercises such as claimed to have given increased mental, physical and spiritual powers to the early soldiers as well as the builders of society. Once the ancient methods were verified, they could then be identified as being intuitively practiced by modern heroes and leaders facing the challenges of the modern world. However, it was also evident that the mental and physical exercises for self-development were suppressed within the rise of cities requiring social conformance and law obedience.

The PDC volunteers were taught what was assumed to be the universal fundamental exercise for developing access to higher inner powers. This exercise starts with duplicating the method used by young children who have an unquestioned intention of changing themselves into some form of play. This intention is followed by the very quick, near violent actions of their bodies and breathing as they do in fact become different. It is these very actions of children which are suppressed in order to control them.

In 1989, PDC participants were tested after 20 minutes of an exercise consisting of : 1) concentrating on the rise of their inner energy by increasing the intensity of a whistle or roar in the ear and 2) while rocking as a child feeling the pressure of their cushion and 3) being as a child becoming ready to play. The testing was then able to prove a 30% increase in the efficiency of both body and senses after only one month of such daily exercises. (See Table 1)

Obviously, all heroes and leaders do not sit, breathe, concentrate and rock and so research began to update the old practices into viable, almost automatic responses such as can be used today.

The ancient battleground was the laboratory of the ancients with survival being positive proof of the value of their practices. This suggested a study of survival in the ghettos and then the hidden modern battleground of our inner city schools, out of which a close comparison to ancient battleground practices seemed to emerge.

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Girding for Health

Robert L. Peck
The ancient world was in agreement that before facing a battle, you should gird on your sword and then gird your loins. The ancient world also stated that girding the loins was necessary for obtaining true health, namely, the inner power to fulfill the desires of the heart. I grew up hearing about the power of girding the loins, but when I finally tried to find out about it, I could find no existing Western writing which described either how to gird or what precisely it would do for you. That led me to assume that it really was powerful and that anyone could learn to gird their loins, but that it was so dangerous to rulers or the people in charge that all records had to be hidden or destroyed to keep the people subject to rulers. (more...)

The Perfect Health Plan: Proven, Safe, Effective and Inexpensive

Robert L. Peck

The crisis in modern medicine is far more than its cost which is getting the attention of politicians and the press. In 2000 the AMA finally was forced to publish an article on the deaths which were being caused by medicine itself. This article which stated that medicine was the fourth cause of death in the U.S. was surprisingly ignored by politicians and the press. Since then the rate of death from medical causes, or iatrogenic deaths, is still increasing. Iatrogenics is now in 2009 the third cause of death with still no public response other than concern about its cost and support for the effort to get everyone under the “protection” of medical insurance. (more...)

Average U.S. Life Expectancy

1850 - 2002

The Great Medical Myth

Robert L. Peck

Medicine is now perceived as being the means of extending your life and freeing you from pain. To support this belief, Americans are now spending over twenty cents out of each dollar on modern medicine and are currently planning to spend even more.

It is surprising, therefore, that no one seems to be asking if they are getting their money’s worth in terms of a longer, more fruitful life. It is also surprising that data that proves the ineffectiveness of modern medicine, in terms of increasing either life expectancy or health, is so readily available through the U.S. Government’s Vital Statistics, the U.S. Department of Health, as well as the AMA. In addition, most of the following information is readily available within the yearly Almanacs. (more...)

The Lost and Suppressed Method of the Methodists

John Wesley was the founder of a small group at Oxford in England who became known as the Methodists because of their required method of adding fervor and zeal to their discipline of finding perfection. As the Methodists gained national interest, questions must have arisen since Wesley was not known to have described what the method of fervor and zeal actually meant. (more...)

John Wesley's 1772 Letter to the Editor of Lloyd's Evening Post

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