Energy Transcendence
A Guide for Living Beyond the Ordinary Range of Perception
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My goal in this book is to present my understanding of the teachings of Jack Schwarz and his student, Buddy Frumpker and to embellish them with my own “pearls”. This wisdom will give you the means for achieving a life of abundance. I realize this is an ambitious goal, however, I know the Jack Schwarz method leads to abundant, radiant lives. Thousands of people have already learned from Jack how to develop vast personal power and internal resources. Their lives have been dramatically changed. My own life is remarkably different today from when I met Buddy Frumpker at the American Society for Physiologic Dentistry. There I began a journey of learning which has been invaluable to me, and I hope, for humankind.
Jack Schwarz was born in
As a child, Jack realized he had an exceptional ability to control pain and other physiological processes that are thought of as involuntary. He could inflict wounds on himself without feeling pain, and then heal those same wounds within seconds. He could control his heart rate and his body temperature. Jack knew this talent was exceptional only because other people expressed amazement. As he began to investigate the nature of his gift, he learned that his abilities were similar to those practiced by holy men in the yogic and Tibetan Buddhist traditions.
A Synthesis of East and West
Wanting to understand and enhance his talent, Jack studied philosophy, history and religion. He found similar ideas in both eastern and western thought. But he found few, if any, westerners who could do what a highly disciplined yoga or Tibetan monk could do. The reason for this, he eventually concluded, was that people in the west devote all their time to the study of ideas while neglecting the practical application of what they’ve learned. Consequently, he decided to see whether he could develop a system that would be palatable to the western mind and he included a special emphasis on action and experience. In his synthesis of eastern and western thought, Jack developed a system using one’s mind that could be practiced in the context of western society, and which attained new levels of abundance in all areas of life. Buddy Frumpker further elaborated on these principles in his book, Mind Map, a 1994 publication now out of print. Jack became well-known in research circles for his ability to control his body processes with his mind. His powers were documented at the Menninger Foundation and the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute. In one instance for Menninger scientists, Jack pushed a six-inch darning needle into the biceps of his left arm. The needle went through skin, muscle and a vein. After pulling the needle out and letting the wound bleed for fifteen seconds, Jack announced he would stop the bleeding. Two seconds later, the blood stopped. Monitoring equipment showed that he was under no unusual stress during this whole exhibition. In fact, all signs indicated he was totally relaxed.
On another occasion, before the
The Mind-body Continuum
Jack believed that there is an enormous power surrounding all of us. He called this power the Universal Mind and he described it as a large field of energy and information that fills the universe. This Universal Mind is the intelligence that created the universe and keeps it functioning. The human mind is part of the Universal Mind. When we use our human minds to gain access to it, we can turn universal power into personal power. We can achieve almost anything with this newly acquired ability. We can, as Jack did, control our own physiology—and much more.
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Energy is everywhere. Everything in and of the universe is energy, including, but not limited to those things you can see, such as, the material things around you and the bodies of all creatures including, humans. Energy extends well beyond what you can see and even into the depths of the unknown – the black hole. Energy is before you and around you and in you as you read these lines. It is there waiting to be tapped into and utilized. The most important and misunderstood and misinterpreted energy is thought. For most people it seems nearly impossible not to think. Unfortunately, an estimated 80% of people’s thoughts are negative. Negative thoughts are counter productive to mental and physical health and wellbeing as well as longevity of the material body.
Energy Transcendence not only gives you a background in energy but it also gives you answers to pave your road back to a healthier happier YOU. The breathing and meditation exercises may seem hard at first, but keep trying. Once achieved, you will be able to handle and control stress, even though you may not understand the full meaning of the word “stress”. A more complete understanding of stress is found by listening to Dr Lytle’s Healing Light DVD on Proprioception to the Brain
Everyone is unique and will approach a book like this in his or her own way. Here are some suggestions on how you can extract the most from Energy Transcendence. The first part of this book is background and is non-interactive; in contrast, the chapters on breathing and psycho-physical rehearsal require your participation. I am a messenger for Jack Schwarz and Buddy Frumker from which much of the knowledge and wisdom in this book is gleaned with embellishment from your author.
If you are like me, you may want to read the table of contents, the preface and chapter 1 on transcendence, and then go directly to the interactive part of the book. Unless you are already a skilled meditator, you may want to try the quick meditation techniques in chapter 7, and then delve more into chapter 9 on psycho-physical rehearsal and chapter 10 to begin practicing your breathing rhythms. For the very busy person, the most important chapter is 12 on Transcendence with low level lasers. Other readers may intuitively and immediately know Energy Transcendence is exactly what they have been waiting for and will begin to devour it.
Learning to meditate was a “hard learn” for me until I began the “count the single breath” method explained in chapter 7. Try this method first. If it works for you, it is a quick way to energy transcendence and balance. But to get the most out of meditation it is necessary to go through the book exactly as it’s written. In this way, you’ll get the background material necessary to understand and benefit from the exercises and meditations.
Begin practicing the exercise explained appendix 1 as soon as possible.
Good luck on the wonderful journey that lies before you!
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