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The child in us grows, matures into an adult, and we chase what? What touches us? What things have a seat in our memory? What colours our lives? Life will appear to be a test of circumstances when the fabric of relationship, work, finance and other inevitable aspects are disturbed, instigating a STRESS reaction for the perceived or real challenge.
If we could trace back our memory of reacting to a stressful situation, the first frame which will reflect in our mind will be our palms and feet turning cold; this is chiefly because stress hormones causes our blood vessels in the periphery (palms & feet) to contract, temporarily diverting more blood from the non-essential organs to the vital organs like heart, lungs, kidneys, liver and to our muscles so we’ll have more strength to take action. During stress response we breathe faster, which is an involuntary act to quickly distribute oxygen-rich blood to the body. Our liver produces extra blood sugar (glucose) to give us a boost of energy to confront the challenge. To withstand the sudden pressure given to the body, our heart pumps faster to distribute blood to all parts.
With regular practice of meditation, the Pituitary Gland is stimulated and helps to balance the secretion of hormones, easing to offset the ill effects of stress. The tiny blood vessels in our brain are safeguarded against expansion through over-inflow of blood during stress. Meditation ensures the flow of bio magnetism to be smooth in quality and quantity. By this, our immunity level shoots up, breaking the cycle of tension to our nerves. When the vitality of the nerves is protected, nervous weakness and nervous breakdown is sidestepped, thereby the limbs that are looked after by them get strengthened and lack of sensation in that part of the anatomy is avoided.
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