More Than Stress-Relief: A Special Holiday Offer for Better Well-Being That Lasts All Year


The holiday season is here and it’s an ideal time to refresh ourselves and join the new year with clarity, capability and ease.

We live in a time of abundant change — and abundant stress. Challenges are inevitable, but the distress they trigger doesn’t come from circumstances themselves. It comes from our internal conditioning — habitual patterns of thought, attitude, and emotion that are so familiar that we identify them as our very selves.

The good news? With the right technique and some new understanding, we can release long-standing (and repeating) stress patterns by ourselves. We can get distinct shifts and free ourselves from the stress load of too much to do, frightening news stories, and information overload even before circumstances change.  Then, we're capable of handling challenges more effectively.

To help everyone regain mental, emotional, and physical balance, I’m offering a special holiday bundle:

Programs to Dispel Stress in Mind, Emotion, and Body -- Lasting Improvements of Mental Clarity, Balance, and Physical Comfort

  • The SuperCat Exercises: Somatic Education Exercises for Neuromuscular Stress
    result:  relief of lingering pains and the bodily sensations of stress.
    You feel lighter and more energetic
    (Regularly: $116.00)
  • Quick Help for Back Pain
    Most back pain comes from accumulated tension and stress. 
    • result:  You feel more comfortable and emotionally uplifted.
      (Regularly: $86.00)
  • Somatic Education Exercises to Free Breathing
    One of the common effects of stress is restricted breathing. 
    • result: You feel refreshed as your breathing gets easier and the burden of stress lifts.
      (Regularly: $50.00)

Prepares you for:
  • Somatic Breathing Training to Reduce Stress
    exotic breathing patterns and alpha brainwave technology
    result:  You relieve yourself from stress where mind and body are one.
    • (Regularly: $50.00)

  • The Five-Pointed Star
    Mindful movements clear and integrate body, mind, and emotions.  The Five-Pointed Star complements all other somatic education programs.
    • result:  Feel balanced the way you never felt it, before.  The feeling spreads to your mind and emotions.  Good preparation for meditation.
      (Regularly: $80.00)

  • Deeper Lovemaking 
    For many, lovemaking is big relief from stress.  What if you could take lovemaking to greater heights, together?
    • result:  Enhance confidence and deepen your sense of connection.
      (Regularly: $100.00)

  • The Crystal Crown Invocation
    A powerful tool for mastering circumstances

    Do you feel off-balance and disadvantaged when challenging circumstances pile up?  Use this psycho-active program for more-than-expected improvements of your state of mind.

    • result:  You shift from feeling buried under stress to calm and self-assured—without changing a thing externally.
       (Regularly: $500.00)

regular total price: $982.00
Special Holiday Price: $250.00 (expires 1/2/25)

When you purchase this bundle, you’re eligible for a bonus opportunity:

  • Unlimited Laser Coaching in The Gold Key Release
    You clear your mind, release accumulated stress, and meet challenges with surprising ease -- a deep change.  A complement to The Crystal Crown Invocation.
    • result:  Break free from stress-inducing situations without struggle.
      Fast, lasting changes -- a new kind of experience.

20-minute sessions as needed for six months $1,000.00

(regularly: $100.00 per 20-minute session)

The six-month period begins as of your first scheduled session.

This is a chance to join the new year with relaxed energy and clarity.
Feel different -- and more like yourself.

Catch this opportunity.
Non-bundle prices increase after the new year.
Offer expires January 2, 2025

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Cultural Integration of the TetraSeed I-AM-I Illumination Matrix



The TetraSeed I-AM-I Illumination System
makes it easier to spot things that have been missed not to do something about it, but simply to re-regulate it in a moment of self-sensing.

What is the Whole of which the thing sensed ... is a part?
The shift, the re-regulation, occurs spontaneously with the sensing of the self-state.

No prompting is needed.

It is felt as "coming out an abnormal condition of weird stress",
sometimes called, "waking up".

Whatever meaning people take from word or the power we attribute, to them, is the power we invest in them when we, ourselves, us them.

We invest power into words that then become handles into us.


In an imaginary scenario, the TetraSeed is invited into corporate culture.

What might be the effect?

One might think, "competition!" and more and more efficiency.

Yes, that might be among the first effects to become evident.

Can you imagine that scene winding up?

I can, kinda.

What do you imaging that might do to distress levels?

So, coming up to the surface, like an inflamed boil, is the mass of memories we call, stress patterns.

Up like boil.

Now comes the self-purging and self-correction process.

As habituated stress patterns, magnified by the "wind-up", become apparent and, we feel, to be too "influential", we spontaneously start to wind down.

As the overall stress level of the environment decreases, higher intelligence can come to the fore.

The appearance of sanity may return at a higher order of functional capacity. In the corporate culture and in world-cultures, at large.

Are we Perceptors -- or "Feeders"?

 Though the human experience may be characterized as living as "perceptors" (observers or perhaps witnesses) and forming perceptions into knowledge (and by that means, fixating on or locating ourselves in experience ...)

an alternate characterization of the human experience might be being categorized as "feeders on" or consumers of experience for the sake of felt or presumed  satisfaction.

Manifested life offers "handles" on psycho-physically experienced, vibratory experiences that are handles for drawing in kinds of experience, when we lack the ability to access them satisfactorily through imagination.

By attaching attention to discrete experiences, we attach ourselves to (or can pursue)
"vibratory" (or harmonic) states -- both predictable and unpredictable -- as handles in hope of satisfaction of the hunger for particular experiences.

But the colors of the imagination are evanescent and the fulfillment of the tantalizing promises of memory is elusive.

So it is that Earthworld is a domain of "hungry ghosts".

"Tunnel Breathing" -- a somatic education exercise

 "Tunnel Breathing" consists of the integration of The Tongue Mudra and Staged Breathing.

RHYTHM:

Inhale and hold.

Open the breathing passage (epiglottis) keeping the same amount of held air.

Close the breathing passage (epiglottis).

Hold and while holding, relax.

Open-Close-Open
Hold and Relax.

Lose some air.

Repeat until fully exhaled.

Repeat in the reverse direction, toward full inhalation.

two full cycles


When the Inner and the Outer are Recognized as One

The primal integrity upon which all integrity is based is the integration of self-sensing with sensing the world (otherness).

When inner and outer are recognized to be always-coincident, then the distinctions between them are recognized to be arbitrary and assumed.  They come into equivalency and balance becomes the operating viewpoint of experience.

This is transcendental intuition.

Peculiar kinds of opening in the self-being occur.  Balance deepens.

Intuitive silence ensues, or rather, emerges or is revealed as the rest-condition that prevails even in the midst of activity.

This is the feeling of integrity.

Any action or movement that entails a loss of balance is sensed, and thus is subject to spontaneous course-correction.

Thus is integrity maintained in relationships, integrity with with integrity, as integrity ...

balance meeting balance as balance.

So it is written that "when the inner and the outer become one, then you will enter the kingdom of heaven".

The Four Expression of Intelligence and Swiss Cheese Mind

The Universal Key

These days, there is an epidemic of "Swiss Cheese Mind".

-- not that I have anything against swiss cheese.  I don't.  Swiss cheese was among my favorites, during my cheese-eating days.

But I don't want my mind like that.

Swiss Cheese Mind is a condition in which you are operating like a car with a flat tire, or with cylinders misfiring.

Swiss Cheese Mind gives rise to brain farts -- and we have those happening all around us.  Just start up some software and look for the bugs.

Swiss Cheese Mind has holes.  Those holes are gaps in our attention, when we miss seeing things that are there.  They're like not-so-clear or even self-conflicting intentions ... forgotten memories and chaotic imaginings.

We have a screw loose -- or a few screws loose.

So, while I liked swiss cheese, I don't want my mind like that.

What causes it?

Mad Cow Disease?  Education?

Well, in a way yes.

Education teaches us ...

to remember, 
but not necessarily to imagine ...

... to attend,
but not necessarily how to pay attention...

to intend to remember
but not necessarily to intend with integrity

and hardly at all how to imagine.

Education in its common form educates unevenly.

and so, no wonder:  
Swiss-Cheese Mind

Memory needs attention and intention.

Not so easy to remember something with no attention on it.

Go ahead.  Try it.

See what I mean?

You even had to add some intention, didn't you?

and you imagined the whole thing.

Swiss Cheese Mind.

Now, you know what those words feel like ...

and what we do to fill in some of those holes, when memory fails us:  we fill in gaps of memory with imagination.

That explains the increasing numbers of blockheads coming out of our educational institutions.

When we enliven all four -- attention, memory, intention and imagination -- equally, with all four reinforcing the others -- we get

Swiss Cheese without the holes!




Compartmentalizing Life and Memories (The Opposite of Integrating) Diminishes Intelligence.

Individuals who compartmentalize their lives or the world, as if things operated separately, instead of interdependently, so compartmentalize themselves.

Rigidities appear.  Stiffness appears.  The effects of stress are sharpened.  Reaction to stressors occur more quickly.

Resonance is less.

Feeling is impaired.

Intelligence diminishes.

With diminished intelligence comes an increased toleration of tension and decreased sensitivity to the intensity of experience until they have become abnormally high.

Likewise, the ability to regulate our reactive emotions is often inadequate to the moment -- and we "lose our temper".

Compartmentalization decreases our"cushion" of resilience.

Compartmentalization impairs integrity.

Compartmentalization impairs intelligence.

The ways we compartmentalize may be hidden to ourselves.

Efforts to identify them may be likened to looking for something in a dark room with a flashlight or candle.

There exists a more exact and efficient way:

Look for them in each of the four "rooms" or expressions of intelligence -- attention, intention, memory, and imagination.

In each of those four "rooms" are four "compartments" that may contain things that we've compartmentalized, related to attention, intention, memory and imagination.

WHAT TO DO

When looking for experiences we have compartmentalized, we look into each of the compartments -- attention, intention, memory, and imagination -- in the context of any situation that troubles us.  We look at the situation in terms of attention, intention, memory, and imagination -- one compartment at a time.

We may start with any of the four, but for the sake of this instruction, let's say we start with attention.  We look for how our attention is involved in the situation.  If we find some sensation or impression, we release it as best we can in the moment and then move to the next compartment.

THE ROOMS

Here are the rooms.

On each of room's door is an emblem signifying what is to be found, within.

Let's look into imagination:

Imagination:  The Cornucopia

The Room of the Imagination contains a table with a puzzle, a jigsaw puzzle.  On the table are four pieces symbolized by four words.

IMAGINATION * UNDEFINED POTENTIAL * SPONTANEOUS IMMEDIACY * ORIGINATION

You study out how they fit, together.  You look at one, you look at another, you look at all possible combinations until you recognize the pattern and you assemble them.

You have understood something about what is in that room and about yourself.

You do that for each room.

Here's the Room of Intention:

INTENTION * FREEDOM * CAUSING * CONTROLLING

Here's the Room of Memory:

MEMORY * KNOWING * INTEGRITY * ACTIVITY

Here's the Room of Attention:

ATTENTION * ORIENTATION * SENSING * FOCUSING


To start, consider each of the words in each Room, how they combine to produce a feeling.

Then consider some item of experience in terms of each of these feelings, and then all at once.  This takes some concentration; doing the exercise will bring your concentration into focus.

When you look at any item of experience in these terms, you integrate the Rooms and yourself so that what has been compartmentalized is now freely available.  This statement will make sense only when you have done the exercise in terms of some recognizable experience.