The Heart
Love, joy, creativity and courage are among the heart's treasures,
the greatest assets of your life, waiting to be utilized.
Your open heart will open doors as every heart opens in response to
an open heart. The qualities of your heart are what make you attractive
to others. While your soul is the seed of your self, your heart is the
focus of your soul, the flower that produces a new seed and a fruit-gift
to the world. The heart receives the wish of your soul and nurtures it
to become a swift stream running through the lake of your heart,
driving and guiding your life. As the heart becomes conscious,
this guidance emerges as interests, then intense and creative desire,
and then courageous action.
Opening the heart is the objective;
living from the heart is the goal;
Heart Rhythm Practice is the method.
This "heart" is the
emotional heart, and is also that which is anchored in your chest as
your heart of flesh. The emotional faculty called heart and the organ
called heart are homonyms wedded through the mind-body connection.
One affects the other: the emotional aspect of your heart can be
discovered by concentrating on the physical aspect of your heart.
Even just holding a sustained thought about your heart will shift
your self-perception toward the holistic and shift your behavior
toward both a greater harmony with your world as it is and a greater
effectiveness in changing it to be what it can be.
While education and work have been centered on the mind,
there is a shift beginning in our time toward the heart.
The mind works by analysis, whereas the heart works by synthesis.
We recognize that the heart and mind work together,
and we call the mind "the surface of the heart."
We have found that concentration on the physical heart provides a
reliable access to the guidance and power of the emotional heart.
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The heart has both a physical and a non-physical structure.
It generates a powerful magnetic field and emits visible light.
Your heart creates your emotions, and stores an imprint of the
purpose of your life.
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The heart can be easily wounded due to its responsive nature,
but it has innate capacities for self-healing.
"The heart is itself its own medicine;
the heart all its own wounds heals."
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