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First, the quickening moment...the flow....the field...the flux
How to 'you' get to 'there'? 
 
  A Hitachi marketing expression is: 'inspire to the next'   Inspire is the same as enspire and also en-spirit, so 'breath and spirit' connect to the 'connection' the nexus. 
 
A formula would go like this:
  • ~Melt ~ disengage='let-go'
  • {make the jump, flow with the event}
  • ~Meld ~ engage='join', companion with the collective

To explain this, discretely as 1,2 3....is easy but not brief. Motion engenders morphing, morphing curves-courses motion.

 
Water as a 'inspiring' principle, ...
as a princept to spirit:
...why exercise? ....for spirit.
With spirit, ...then what?
 
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A Ring Emerges
Intellect/ Noos-Gnotic Cognisence :
 
Physical/ Exercise Cognisense :
 
Integral~Noetic Cognisense :
http://noetic.org  rose@noetic.org.
Wild divine :
Hidden garden :
 
Interactive PSI-mind-games, created by IONS' scientist Dean Radin,
that test the roles of intention, attention, and intuition in intentional healing.

Intention Game :  tests your mentally  to "heal" a cyber- person
Attention Game : tests ability to perceive when / where of events, or is about to happen.
Intuition Game : tests well you can guess a cartoon patients "medical condition"
 
Good or Evil is... as One Does
 
CBT=Cognitive Behavior Therapy :
Cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) has become a preferred treatment for most emotional and behavioral problems
http://www.cognitivetherapy.com
http://www.nacbt.org/whatiscbt.htm
 
NLP=Neuro-Linguistic Programming :
 
TaiSci= "Biofeedback uses a computer program to train people how to relax when under stress. The computer shows them when their blood pressure goes up and their heart beats faster so that they can then practice relaxing and slowing things down. Dr. Gary Green, a biofeedback specialist, refers to Tai Chi as “biofeedback without the computer.”