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The world is full of metaphors regarding the facets of our lives. Consider sea glass, for example, which is lost or discarded glass containers that are weathering a storm of wind, waves and sand; conditions that will change it into something beautiful and strong. Each piece has its own history, journey and mystery. Healing Dynamics invites you to pause in the midst of any trials and tribulations to explore the possibilities for transformation!

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WINTER 2012 ARTICLE

Taken from Brian Luke Seaward’s Stressfully Speaking Blog…
The Physics of Stress

The word, “stress” comes to us from the field of physics. Coined over 100 years ago, it means enough force to bend or break an object. Apparently the word stuck. If you have ever felt stressed, then you know exactly what this word means. Stress is often described as a“perceived threat” and once you introduce the word “perceived,” you invoke the mind’s thought processes. For eons (and still to this day) the abstract concept of the mind is often compared to more tangible things. Hence words like stress from other disciplines, like physics, are often used to help make the abstract tangible.

Over the years, we have borrowed a few more terms from the field of physics, including the ideas of resonant thinking, dissonance,coherence and even the term entrainment. Over the past several decades, research into the mind has once again knocked on the door of physics, particularly quantum physics, to gain a better foothold of understanding about what stress is (negative energy). In the quest to understand the concept of energy, specifically healing energy, thoughts are recognized (by some) as energy. The HeartMath Institute has conducted several studies that look into the energy produced by both the head and the heart. When the two areas are in harmony with their energies, it is described as coherence. Simply stated, stress is the opposite of coherence.