Father Patrick Eastman

Here is a quote taken from Dr. Paul Pearsall's book "The heart's Code" The numbers written in the text refers to the appropriate research the justifies the claim so it is based on a considerable amount of recent medical research and if it is true it surely will have significant implications on medical treatment, psychology and spirituality Your comments are invited and welcome.

A CARDIO-ENERGETIC PORTRAIT OF THE HEART Based on the research summarized above, here is a cardio-energetic portrait of the heart,

The heart is our most powerful organ. There is no subtleness about the immense physical power of the heart. The brain's power pales by comparison. The heart is the largest generator of electromagnetic energy in our body and produces, sends, and receives a broad spectrum of other types and frequencies of energy occurring over time.²⁷
The heart responds directly to the environment. It can be demonstrated that the heart reacts to electromagnetic energy outside the body. It contracts when an electromagnet is placed near it. ²⁸ The heart also reacts neurohormonally to the outside world not only in response to the brain but sometimes without the brain's awareness.
The heart is a conductor of the energy of the body's cells. The energy from the heart, while strong, does not have to be strong to influence cellular functioning, The subtle form of energy emitted, conducted, and received by the heart is sufficient to cause significant changes in the cells of the body that may be described as info-energetic cellular memories."
The heart is a dynamic system. The heart, like all living systems, is an open, fluctuating, interacting system. As quantum physics teaches about all systems, it expresses itself as energy, matter, and information, and it is as much wave of energy as particle of matter.³⁰
The heart is the body's primary organizing force. The heart holds us together. It is the maker of the gestalt that we call "me" and the catalyst for Mind that is our experience of "us." It uses its info-energy to connect our brain and body and works in coordination with the brain but is not directed by it. Unless we remain numb to the code of the heart, neglect it, and leave the lethal covenant between a selfish, survivalist brain and hyper responsive body unchallenged, the heart can serve its natural role as the major organizer, integrator, and balancer of the body's vital energy and can play a unique and major role in the coordinating of our cells' memories of what it means to be healthy-³¹
The heart resonates with information-containing energy. Energy, matter, and information are one and the same. Wherever any one of these three characteristics of nature is present, the other two are also "there" in some form whether we see them or not. Whenever we send or receive energy, we also are communicating information. When the heart beats out its energy, it sends information and affects the "matter" within us and outside of us. Energy going into matter is the information that becomes memory. No matter how subtle and as yet unmeasurable, memory exists within matter in the form of energy, and the heart may be able to communicate that memory.³
The heart is the body system's core. Because of the heart's central location in our body and the extensive connection it has to all of the cells within our body, its energy transmission becomes highly influential for our body and all of the bodies around us. The heart is constantly pumping energy and information to, from, and within every cell in our body.³³
The heart "speaks" and sends information. We can learn to decipher the heart's code by silencing the brain, quieting ourselves, focusing on our heart, and sensing what it has to say and what memories it may bring forth from the cells that store it. The heart has its own form of wisdom, different from that of the rational brain but every bit as important to our living, loving, working, and healing.³⁴
All hearts exchange information with other hearts and brains. Cardiac energy patterns have dynamic interactive effects. When one heart sends energy to another, that energy becomes a part of the receiving heart's memory. When the receiving heart becomes a sending heart, the energy it sends is no longer just its own. It blends its energy with the memory of the vibrations of the energy it has received.

Father Patrick Eastman
Home Biography Articles Book Reviews Schedule Links Contact Me	Here is a quote taken from Dr. Paul Pearsall's book "The heart's Code" The numbers written in the text refers to the appropriate research the justifies the claim so it is based on a considerable amount of recent medical research and if it is true it surely will have significant implications on medical treatment, psychology and spirituality Your comments are invited and welcome. A CARDIO-ENERGETIC PORTRAIT OF THE HEART Based on the research summarized above, here is a cardio-energetic portrait of the heart, The heart is our most powerful organ. There is no subtleness about the immense physical power of the heart. The brain's power pales by comparison. The heart is the largest generator of electromagnetic energy in our body and produces, sends, and receives a broad spectrum of other types and frequencies of energy occurring over time.²⁷ The heart responds directly to the environment. It can be demonstrated that the heart reacts to electromagnetic energy outside the body. It contracts when an electromagnet is placed near it. ²⁸ The heart also reacts neurohormonally to the outside world not only in response to the brain but sometimes without the brain's awareness. The heart is a conductor of the energy of the body's cells. The energy from the heart, while strong, does not have to be strong to influence cellular functioning, The subtle form of energy emitted, conducted, and received by the heart is sufficient to cause significant changes in the cells of the body that may be described as info-energetic cellular memories." The heart is a dynamic system. The heart, like all living systems, is an open, fluctuating, interacting system. As quantum physics teaches about all systems, it expresses itself as energy, matter, and information, and it is as much wave of energy as particle of matter.³⁰ The heart is the body's primary organizing force. The heart holds us together. It is the maker of the gestalt that we call "me" and the catalyst for Mind that is our experience of "us." It uses its info-energy to connect our brain and body and works in coordination with the brain but is not directed by it. Unless we remain numb to the code of the heart, neglect it, and leave the lethal covenant between a selfish, survivalist brain and hyper responsive body unchallenged, the heart can serve its natural role as the major organizer, integrator, and balancer of the body's vital energy and can play a unique and major role in the coordinating of our cells' memories of what it means to be healthy-³¹ The heart resonates with information-containing energy. Energy, matter, and information are one and the same. Wherever any one of these three characteristics of nature is present, the other two are also "there" in some form whether we see them or not. Whenever we send or receive energy, we also are communicating information. When the heart beats out its energy, it sends information and affects the "matter" within us and outside of us. Energy going into matter is the information that becomes memory. No matter how subtle and as yet unmeasurable, memory exists within matter in the form of energy, and the heart may be able to communicate that memory.³ The heart is the body system's core. Because of the heart's central location in our body and the extensive connection it has to all of the cells within our body, its energy transmission becomes highly influential for our body and all of the bodies around us. The heart is constantly pumping energy and information to, from, and within every cell in our body.³³ The heart "speaks" and sends information. We can learn to decipher the heart's code by silencing the brain, quieting ourselves, focusing on our heart, and sensing what it has to say and what memories it may bring forth from the cells that store it. The heart has its own form of wisdom, different from that of the rational brain but every bit as important to our living, loving, working, and healing.³⁴ All hearts exchange information with other hearts and brains. Cardiac energy patterns have dynamic interactive effects. When one heart sends energy to another, that energy becomes a part of the receiving heart's memory. When the receiving heart becomes a sending heart, the energy it sends is no longer just its own. It blends its energy with the memory of the vibrations of the energy it has received.