What is Bioelectricity and Why is it important?

Bioelectricity refers to electrical currents occurring within or produced by the human body. Bioelectric currents are generated by several different biological processes and are used by cells to conduct impulses along nerve fibers, regulate tissue and organ functions, and govern metabolism. 

Our central nervous system, or CNS, is analogous to the electrical wiring that connects the “machine” of our body. It is our most important system because it coordinates all other systems in our body.

Our human bodies have ions, electrically charged (positive or negative) particles that form when an atom or group of atoms lose or gain one or more electrons.  Potassium is the most abundant cation (positively charged ion) inside animal cells and Sodium is the most abundant cation outside animal cells, but still within the body’s internal environment. 

Both particles, along with other proteins and nutrients are in our cerebrospinal fluid.  Our cerebrospinal fluid is responsible for giving the CNS buoyancy, cushioning the brain and spinal cord to protect it from trauma, and transporting nutrients and chemicals to the peripheral nervous system, which extends into different parts of the body.  Naturally, the cerebrospinal fluid is a conduit to enhance electrical charges in the nervous system.

Our cerebrospinal fluid travels from the base of our spine to and around our brain and back down again in 12 hours, “washing” our brain in the process.  The cool part of this is that we can actually, to some degree, control the movement or flow rate of this fluid. 

Personal Brain Washing 

When we inhale, the sutures (joints) of our skull open and expand the space inside the skull, reducing pressure on the brain.  When we exhale, these sutures close and increase the pressure on the brain.  These openings and closings of the sutures are so small that we will not be able to physically perceive it’s happening.  Along with this intentional inhale/exhale, we can also contract and release muscles from our sacrum to our skull in an ascending order to assist in the upward flow of our cerebrospinal fluid.  Gravity helps it move downward without our help.

Repeating this inhale and exhale paired with the appropriate muscular contractions in a strategic manner has the same effect as a sponge being held and repeatedly squeezed under the sink to constantly absorb and release a circulating supply of freshwater.

By creating a flow of cerebrospinal fluid and the electrically charged ions that it carries, we create an inductance field in our closed system of the spinal column from sacrum to skull.  Because this practice facilitates an upward movement of the fluid, from the spine to the brain, the information paired with the given frequency is also communicated from body to brain.  The more we practice this cerebrospinal fluid movement, the bigger and stronger our inductance field becomes. 

The body is a Magnet

Taoism and other eastern cultures have known that our bodies are also magnets with a “North Pole” at the crown of the skull and a “South Pole” at the base of the sacrum.  This creates a magnetic force along with the electrical charge.  This creates a Torus shape of electromagnetic energy around our physical body.  This shape of a Torus field is quite common in nature and many physicist believe that the universe itself is a spinning Torus. 

At some point, our torus field produces high a enough frequency and becomes strong enough to activate the pineal gland.  This reverses the flow of energy downward, from the brain to the body.  What happens next is the real benefit of using our bioelectricity. 

Pineal Gland activation and reversal of the energy flow leads to a release of neurotransmitters such as Benzodiazepine, a class of drugs that relaxes the analytical mind, Pinolines, which are responsible for attacking free radicals which harm your cells and cause aging, as well as Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) on of the most powerful hallucinogenic substances known to man and commonly used in healing ceremonies by Amazonian and other indigenous cultures. 

You're the Sender and Receiver 

Because of the electrical charge our body naturally produces, We are constantly emitting and receiving electromagnetic energy in the form of waves with differing frequencies. 

Feelings of love and creativity emit a much higher frequency than that of fear, stress, and anger.  These feelings, whether they be love or hate, also produce a chemical reaction in the brain. 

Different chemicals = Different Frequencies

Different frequencies = Different Information

Using your antenna - Enery doesn't lie 

In the exact same way that a television set, cellphone, and radio all pick up different frequencies of the light spectrum and relay the information carried on those respective frequencies, our Pineal Gland acts like an antenna inside our brain to interpret the frequencies and accompanying information being sent by other organisms, human or otherwise. 

Becoming in tune with how you feel around certain people is the best way to begin using your pineal glad to your advantage. 

Simplification

Pay attention to your emotions.  There are no “wrong” emotions.  Emotions are simply information for you to interpret.  They are just chemical reactions in your body in response to the information you are picking up from the frequencies of others around you. 

 Instead of reacting to the out of impulse, we can take a moment to ask ourselves what about the current situation is causing these emotions, calm our electromagnetic energy and respond to our emotions from a place of self-awareness. 

Pragmatic Application

When this knowledge is applied to daily life, you live with emotional stability. 

Emotional stability = Less Stress

Less Stress = Better Health

Better Health = Better Life