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In words of Ilchi Lee the third Chakra is located straight behind the navel.

When you concentrate, concentrate on the spot two inches above your navel.

Using your fingers, press on the point two inches above your navel, on the point called the Joong-wahn. Now release the pressure of your fingers.

Concentrate on the point just behind them. Feel the beating of your pulse. When you inhale, breath comes in through the Joong-wahn point.

When you exhale, the breath goes out the same way. Observe the organs surrounding the Joong-wahn with your mind’s eye…

The third Chakra connects with the stomach. It also controls the liver, gall bladder and pancreas.

No matter how enthusiastic and confident you are about the attainment of your dreams, difficulties will arise. For a lot of people, these obstacles derail their dreams. Somehow, they have developed a fairy-tale idea about how their lives should go. They think that if something is meant to happen it will happen automatically.

In words of Ilchi Lee actually, that is not the way of life at all. Just look around you and notice the natural world. Everything is pushing and struggling to move forward. All the beautiful things on this planet came into being as the result of many years, sometimes millions of years, of suffering and strife. Actually, we modern humans have it very easy, being able to accomplish quite a lot in a short life span while living in relative safety and comfort.

Have you ever seen a dandelion pushing itself up through a crack in the concrete? You need to adopt the same mindset if you really want to blossom in this life.

My death coming, I gave up every attachment I had and trusted God to do with me as He saw fit. I gave myself up completely and trusted with absolute trust. “Please take me, for I trust you to do the best for me.”

It was at this moment that my Dahn Jon point in my lower belly started coming alive and spewing out furious heat, melting all the snow around me. I felt a powerful stream of Ki energy course through my body and give it life again, forming a capsule of energy barrier that protected me. This wasn’t something that I could have done. This was my innermost life energy coming alive in the moment of utmost urgency and complete trust.

I learned a profound lesson through this episode: that you need divine help, there is a divine connection to assist you in this journey. And how do you access this power? Complete belief and trust give yourself up completely to the trust of the beneficence of the divine. Read more about subject in book of Ilchi Lee.

These lines posted and recommended by Mr Ilchi Lee for more reference read Ilchi Lee books about Brain Education thanks.

Here are step to follow:

1. Brain Refreshing: At this point, children are ready to let go of old, negative information and replace it with positive information about themselves and their surroundings. They learn to control emotions more effectively and to solve problems in a positive manner while overcoming bad habits and debilitating emotions. This process begins with simple awareness of emotions and memories and progresses toward the ability to choose and control emotional states.

2. Brain Integrating: At this stage, new connections are formed between hemispheres and diverse areas of the brain. The goal is to fully access all layers and connect both hemispheres of the brain for optimal learning and brain functioning. These abilities are then applied to creative problem solving.

3. Brain Mastering: Children now fully understand what it means to have a creative, peaceful, and productive “power brain.” Equipped with a sense that life is meaningful and purposeful, they are able to maintain a calm, centered way of life most of the time. Although total mastery may not be possible in their lifetime, participants can continue to observe and improve their use of the brain to achieve goals and character growth.

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Headaches, like high blood pressure, are a sign that too much heat energy is gathering in the head. Our culture is the perfect breeding ground for headaches because we are constantly inun­dated with information, and our minds become full of all sorts of random thoughts and images. Brain Wave Vibration helps qui­et the mind so that the energy can stay lower in the body and headaches can be relieved.

Since beginning Brain Wave Vibration, my head feels lighter and I am able to think more clearly. Now I do not get mi­graines, and I am less stressed in general.

-Annette M. Ahlers, Washington, DC

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Extract from book Healing Society by Prof Ilchi Lee

Imagine a bowl of white rice and two hungry men. One man prefers eating the rice by digging in and spooning it to his mouth as quickly as possible, in a very haphazard way. Another man prefers using the spoon to gently scrape layer by layer off from the top until he reaches the bottom of the bowl, in a very meticulous fashion. Whose is the better way? I guess that depends on your personality. If you have a quick temper, you might prefer the former. If you are a controlling type, you might prefer the latter. It’s all the same. The rice reaches your mouth the same both ways. There is absolutely no difference except in style.

Now imagine that the two men above get into an argument over the different merits of their own peculiar eating habits. The first man thinks that it doesn’t matter how you eat the damn rice, since it’s all going to be eaten in a few minutes anyway. The second man stresses the need for a certain decorum even when doing things as commonplace as eating rice. The argument gets heated. The first man accuses the second of being controlling and arrogant while the second man counter accuses the first one of being sloppy and ignorant.

All these are transactions. Our life is a series of transactions. Market transactions are just a minuscule part of the everyday information/energy transactions that we engage in. There are many methods of payment for these transactions. We can pay with money; we can pay with effort. A thoughtless action can become a lingering burden, while a kind smile can melt away the debt of several lifetimes. You can pay in one lump sum. or pay in installments. You can pay the price as marked, or you can negotiate. You can use donations as payments. Despite the dizzying choices of forms of payment, these are all transactions. You have to pay, in some way or another, now or later, for what you have bought.

Prof Ilchi Lee said to consider everything in life as a transaction does not make it “un spiritual.” In fact, not admitting a transaction to be a transaction is immature and hypocritical. How many different types of transactions can our current market system deal with? If our market system was of sufficient maturity and sophistication to be able to deal with all forms of transactions fairly, giving people an exact value for the choices that they make or are about to make, then we would no longer need the cosmic “payment system” that we often call karma.

The market system is a brilliant and equitable system of determining the value of a product according to the prevailing conditions at the time of the transaction, and it is a good system for dealing with products that can be assigned a value in this way. However, some things cannot be assigned a value through a normal market process because they lack a central standard of value.

The market does not have a central standard of value that can encompass everything that can be transacted. We are talking about the Euro or the U.S. dollar. We are talking about a central standard of value that everyone can agree upon beforehand, and against which the values of all products, whether material, information, or ideas, can be judged. What if such a central standard of value existed.

The market has been the system through which different values came together and formed a compromise. A product’s worth is decided by its demand and supply, and is dealt with according to the value decreed upon it by the market. If a certain product is popular, its price goes up accordingly, and more effort and money are invested into making it. Such is the basic law of the market system. However, we are stumped to explain certain phenomena that do not follow the supply-and-demand model, and we are coming to realize the inherent limitations of this market system.

Ilchi Lee suggests that one of the underlying assumptions is that every person is informed fully and equally about the relevant information that could have a bearing on a certain product. However, we know that such an assumption is unrealistic. Even worse, a fatal flaw in the market system is that life’s most basic values are not “priceable” and therefore not available for transactions in a market. Our current market system is neither mature enough to deal with such values, honest enough to acknowledge that such values exist, nor detailed enough to transact such values.

There are cases in which a supplier does not participate in the market system for one reason or another and is prevented from being paid an equitable value for his products. There are also cases in which a transaction is not considered a transaction because of dishonesty or corruption. For example, if biodiversity is considered crucial to maintaining a stable ecosystem, what is the market value of a species? What about the market value of a clean environment, which everyone agrees is essential to the survival of the human species? What is the market value of a new global epistemology that will lead Earth into a healthy twenty-first century? What is the market value of salvation and immortality as promised in religions? How much would you pay for enlightenment.

This is why wise kings of old, in order to establish a social order, made all units of measurements consistent. Fairness in transaction begins with measurements; in a word, the kings wanted to introduce fairness in all transactions. If every merchant had his own different balances and weights, it would create chaos and inevitably lead to fights and bloodshed. (Copied content from Ilchi Lee’s book)

Even today, different parts of the world use different units of measurement and worth. The U.S. still insists on using the mile and pounds while the rest of the world, with some exceptions, uses the metric system. However, since the conversion between the two systems is accurate and universally accepted, there is no source of conflict except for the cumbersome calculation required. The same goes for currency, with each country having its own system of money. Such differences in units of measurements are not sources of conflict in the world.

What is a cause for conflicts and arguments is the different value that each person places upon the same thing. Even if a “Mickey D’s Quarter-Pounder” is a quarter-pounder whether measured in kilograms or pounds, each person and each society places different worth on the same amount of hamburger. This is because each person and each society has different standards by which they measure value. Until now. we considered such differences to be a matter of fact, obvious and ubiquitous.

Who among us. six billion strong, has experienced death? Not a near-death experience, but real death? Of course, everyone eventually experiences death once in her life. But there is yet no way to share that experience with someone else. Have any of you reading these words experienced death? If you answer, “yes.” then wake up, for you are mistaken. You are not dead yet. Generally, we do not understand death. More clearly, our level of understanding about death is at the level of ignorance.

If we don’t know what death is, what are we afraid of? What we are afraid of is not death, but information (or the lack thereof) about death. Ilchi Lee writes we are afraid of the accepted interpretation or myths about death. We are actually afraid about our own ignorance about death, and out of this ignorance rises our fear. Our ignorance has a deeper source in our ignorance about life itself: “Who am I?” “Why am I here?” If we knew the meaning of life and were able to judge ourselves as natural phenomena in the cycle of life, our fear about death would have no room to stand in our lives.

Do you still not know what your life’s purpose is, or think that you don’t know? When do you think you will find out? If you don’t know your life’s purpose, who do you think is more qualified to know? If you don’t know, no one, not even God, will know. Then how do you find the answer to the question that not even God knows? There is only one way: choice.

Your choice is your answer. Choose who you want to be and what your life’s purpose is. Choose enlightenment and choose knowledge. It is through choice that we can escape from ignorance and fear. When we choose knowledge, we can formulate a different idea about death. When you choose to know and are ready to take responsibility for your choice, you no longer need a “qod” to justify your choices and “qod’s will” no longer has the power to ensnare you in a web of guilt and fear. You will then be able to use the idea of Qod to achieve your choices.