Tears of the Melting Heart and Medicine

Today is my 60th birthday and I am getting well wishes and blessings from people all over the globe. It is actually pretty amazing how I turned out in life coming up from the darkness of egotism/separation into the light of love that comes from an open radiating heart. Anyway this essay is my birthday present to you all.

I promise my readers that there is a lot of exciting things coming so please understand me treading water a bit as I warm up in the bull pen. Though I introduce breathing retraining in this essay it really is about the tears of the melting heart. So important are these tears that the lack of them can seriously reduce ones chances of recovering from serious diseases. They are now officially in my Natural Allopathic Medicine protocol.

There is a central throttle of life that controls much more than we would ever think and that is our breathing. In my therapeutic work we link our work with breathing with our work of opening up the heart to receive the divine tears that just melt down our cheeks when we open up to our inner vulnerabilities.

With our breathing, not only can we regain access to our inner heart and the pure being that lives there but we can also put our hands directly on the controls to our cellular and tissue voltage, pH, oxygen content as well as carbon dioxide levels. Breathing is like a zipper that can be pulled open to reveal our most vulnerable feelings and emotions.

“If it’s hard to feel and express emotions, breathing can help. Sometimes, just focused, deep breathing can bring up emotions that have been buried and are causing stress. Whether its sadness or anger or fear, an emotion can be more bearable if you ride the wave while breathing. The breath anchors and comforts you, letting you know you are more than your emotions and you can feel this and still be okay. Yell or cry out on the out breath if need be. Get that toxic stuff out!”writesCrystal Tatum.

This is so true, and in the breathing work I will be suggesting that people bring my HeartHealth work into it in order to penetrate into vulnerable feelings and emotions. In HeartHealth we put our vulnerabilities first. The most important key to finding the love of the heart is found in our willingness and ability to be vulnerable. Learning how to cherish this underbelly of our self that holds a reservoir of hurt feelings and pain gives great advantages to cancer patients because it revs up their immune system and their will to live.

Every tear that your heart sheds is a golden drop of sun.
I weigh each one in my heart of hearts
not knowing from which they all come from.
I drink the fluid that runs from your eyes
knowing you better with every drop.

Rumi, the great mystic poet, said, “There is no liquid like a tear from a lover’s eye.” He also said, “There comes a holy and transparent time when every touch of beauty opens the heart to tears. This is the time the Beloved of heaven is brought tenderly on earth. This is the time of the opening of the Rose.”

HeartHealth has been available for free this past month when purchasing my book, Magnesium – The Ultimate Heart Medicine. That promotion ends October 1st. If you order The Ultimate Heart Medicine book HeartHealth will be automatically sent to you.

HeartHealth is a comprehensive exploration and journey into the center of pure feeling. The most obvious confirmation that we are in fact moving through the doorway into our deeper being is the pouring out of tears—not the tears of self-pity, but the simple welling-up feeling that almost always accompanies the crossing and crisscrossing of the barriers between the heart and the head. These tears are more like a divine fluid. The tears of the heart are precious and the pure in heart always cherish the liquid river of tears.

My tears flow. My being opens totally.
As your heart fills with feelings expand yourself,
prepare to meet the enormity of your own divine being.
The tears of the melting heart can melt all barriers
between you and your own deeper and higher self.

My tears flow. My being opens totally. Jesus wept and we know that the soul takes no space without the tears of the melting heart to grace one’s life. An old Jewish proverb tells us that what soap is for the body tears are for the soul and Psalms 126:5 says, “They that sow in tears shall reap in joy.” And Psalms 30:5 reads, “Weeping may endure for the night, but joy cometh in the morning.”

“Man is like an onion. When you peel away the layers, all that is left is tears,” wrote Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav, a Hasidic master. “The fruits of the inner man begin only with the shedding of tears. When you reach the place of tears, then know that your spirit has come out from the prison of this world and has set its foot upon the path that leads towards the new age,” wrote Saint Isaac of Nineveh.

The purpose of our life here on this earth is to contact our being, expand and grow our being by coming into a direct relationship with the essence of our heart’s true nature. And what is this true nature? The heart is the vulnerability of being.

“Do you want deliverance from the bonds of the world? Then weeping profusely, you will have to cry out from the bottom of your heart: Deliver me, Great Mother of the World, deliver me! When by the flood of your tears the inner and outer have fused into one, you will find her whom you sought with such anguish, nearer than the nearest, the very breath of life, the very core of every heart,” wrote Anandamayi Ma.

Those in their hearts stay young forever.

The heart represents our basic capacity to care and feel. Inside the purified and free heart is a flow, a river, a current, a passion for life and a healing power that no medical treatment can compete with. The greatest force for health is the human heart.

Emotional intelligence comes with an appreciation
of each feeling’s role and function in our awareness.
Life stripped of feelings is a life stripped of meaning.

Emotional tears heal the heart by returning us to it. Thus crying makes us feel better even if we are not better or the situation is not improving. Dr. Judith Orloff says, “It is good to cry. It is healthy to cry. This helps to emotionally clear sadness and stress. Crying is also essential to resolve grief, when waves of tears periodically come over us after we experience a loss. Tears help us process the loss so we can keep living with open hearts. Otherwise, we are a set up for depression if we suppress these potent feelings. When a friend apologized for curling up in the fetal position on my floor, weeping, depressed over a failing romance, I told her, ‘Your tears blessed my floor. There is nothing to apologize for.’”

We cannot begin to flow towards another person or towards our own higher or inner being until the psychic skin covering the heart is removed. The tears of the melting heart are the key to dispersing the cobwebs of our mind, releasing us into the mysterious depths of our heart. So let your tears flow to purify yourself of your mental stress and negativity.

When we first open the heart, a river of feelings is released, which swamps the mind and its habitual defenses. We feel overwhelmed because our usual cool control is lost. The coolness of the separate personality is swept away as familiar ground moves from under our feet. Though most fear this moment, it is such a release, such a lightening of our load. Our real self is freed from the iron grip that our ego normally holds over heart consciousness.

When we open our hearts we are surrendering ourselves to the vastness
and strength and love of God. We open ourselves and make ourselves
vulnerable to a great being that is one with all beings, open to
experience, open to it all. It is thrilling and sometimes even
terrifying. We are open to love and this is something else again.

Special Note: For a head start in gaining control of one’s internal physiology raising O2, pH, cell voltage and CO2 levels purchase this inexpensive breathing device. I will be recommending this to everyone, even to experienced yoga practitioners for every one of us can breathe slower and feel deeper. It is sold and marketed in the USA for weight loss because when you rise O2 levels one burns up more fat and that is one of the reasons many people cannot lose weight or gain it right back after dieting.

All cancer patients, especially those interested in using sodium bicarbonate (with potassium bicarbonate) for cancer treatment should be working with this breathing device. Almost everyone is breathing too fast when stressed out or diseased. This device will slow you down because it will slow your breath.

The unique promo-code for my readers is IMVA-0210. That will give you a 10% discount meaning it will cost you 45 dollars for the same thing sold in Russia for twice as much. I will be publishing a lot about this in the coming months.

2012-09-25 20:11:04

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