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This is the ChatGPT version of my text, to be posted here: https://github.com/tambetvali/SpiBody/blob/LaegnaAIBasics/notes/healingscienceparadox.md. What if healing isn’t about fixing one broken part, but about understanding how everything relates? Much of modern medicine still treats problems as isolated events. Pain is localized. Diagnosis is narrowed. Treatments are applied like patches to faulty software. Yet real healing — especially in chronic, subtle, or "incurable" conditions — often begins when we stop narrowing our lens and begin to see the body as a system, or even more: a living language. The natural healing approach I’m exploring suggests that healing should be systemically invariant — that is, it should be useful regardless of what specific result occurs. This perspective is not about chasing miracle cures, but about building conditions in which intelligence emerges in the body. We don’t need to know in advance which action heals which disease. If we remove root causes, reduce unnecessary strain, and restore balance, the body often starts to reorganize itself in surprising ways. For example, in cases like dental health or degenerative conditions — areas considered largely "non-healable" without surgery or drugs — we can still take steps that strengthen the system: reducing inflammation, shifting jaw pressure patterns, training muscles to restore micro-movement around the bones. These may not regrow a tooth overnight, but they do something more fundamental: they signal that the system is still responsive, still learning. Taoist inner alchemy and traditional Chinese medicine have long recognized this systemic view. The Tao Te Ching speaks of the “uncarved block,” the original state of balance before fragmentation. In this light, healing is less about fighting disease and more about removing blockages to return to flow. Taoist practices like qigong, bone breathing (explored by Mantak Chia), and inner energy work aim to create conditions where the body self-corrects over time. These practices don't directly aim to "cure" a particular issue, but often result in healing as a side effect of systemic restoration. This is consistent with modern systems theory and somatic therapy. Pain, fatigue, or dysfunction are not just signals of local damage, but often symptoms of miscommunication across levels of the body-mind system. When we train ourselves to feel these layers without resisting them — through mindfulness, slow movement, or even meditation with attention directed to organs or bones — we begin to notice how healing isn’t a straight line. It is a kind of tuning. From a meta-religious point of view, almost all spiritual traditions point to the possibility of regeneration — whether it’s Christian resurrection, yogic siddhis, or Taoist immortality. The outer metaphors differ, but the inner logic remains: healing is not just about matter; it’s about meaning. The moment we approach our body as a teacher, not a machine, we open a path where every experiment adds something — whether or not it produces a result immediately. This is where the idea of “invariant usefulness” becomes powerful. If an approach removes causes of fatigue, improves alignment, enhances circulation or clarity of thought, then it is already healing — regardless of whether the final “problem” vanishes. In game theory terms, this is a multi-win strategy: every move you make improves some aspect of the system. For example, some report being able to move teeth microscopically with jaw or head exercises. While this may sound unlikely in a clinical setting, it reveals something deeper: bodily structures are more dynamic than we assume, and the musculoskeletal system has intelligence we rarely train. Whether or not the tooth shifts significantly, the attempt itself reactivates neural and muscular pathways. That is already progress. We also know from biology that bones and teeth share stem cell origins, and that recent experiments using lasers and bioelectric stimulation have shown some ability to encourage dentin or enamel growth in rats. But these are early-stage. In the meantime, natural healing aims not at immediate regeneration but at system readiness — preparing the body so that, if such regenerative technologies emerge (or hidden capacities awaken), we are already aligned to receive them. If you're looking to go deeper into this kind of healing logic, some useful sources include: Mantak Chia’s works on Taoist bone breathing, microcosmic orbit, and inner smile practices. While stylized, they offer frameworks for sensing internal processes often neglected in Western thought. Dr. Stephen Porges’ Polyvagal Theory, which links nervous system states to healing potential, especially in trauma. Feldenkrais and Alexander Technique, which are movement-based practices focusing on awareness through body systems. Tao Te Ching and Zhuangzi, especially the chapters that deal with harmony, alignment, and the idea that effortlessness comes from understanding the whole. Meta-studies on spontaneous remission, such as those collected by the Institute of Noetic Sciences, which attempt to understand healing outside mainstream expectations. Ultimately, the body is not just a sum of cells, but a field of meaning. Healing becomes less about returning to a “previous state” and more about entering a deeper coherence. The goal is not just to cure, but to become sensitive to the ways our system seeks health when we stop resisting it. In this view, natural healing isn’t just possible — it’s already underway, the moment we choose to listen.

On my website, there are now addons - https://github.com/tambetvali/SpiBody/blob/LaegnaAIBasics/healthandrecoveryai.md; https://github.com/tambetvali/SpiBody/blob/LaegnaAIBasics/collectiveholisticbodyai.md. AI introduction/thesis: The Body as a Map of Recovery and Collective Growth I’ve found that many chronic pains and long-standing issues—back, ears, head, legs, even teeth—can be addressed not through isolated medical solutions, but through steady, targeted physical exercise and mindful awareness of how each part of the body connects to the whole. Recovery, in this view, is not about fixing broken parts, but re-integrating them into a living system. What starts as individual healing becomes a broader thesis: the body, like society, works best when its parts are trained not in isolation, but in coordination. Collective training, shared routines, and contact-based movement can form a kind of societal musculature—where touch, motion, and teamwork develop both physical and mental strength. Whether through daily activity, work, games, or group exercise, our bodies and communities mirror one another, and training either enhances both. This is a call for a holistic approach to health—one that connects individual well-being with the needs and rhythms of society.

In the quest to awaken Kundalini—the primal energy said to rest at the base of the spine—we often turn to breathwork, meditation, and sacred ritual. But what if the body itself is not just the vessel, but the key? What if every joint, muscle, organ, and nerve fiber carries its own spiritual intelligence, waiting to be unlocked? Welcome to the art of Intuitive Body Training—a holistic and contemplative approach to physical development rooted in spiritual presence. This philosophy emerges from martial arts lineages, movement cultures, and deep meditation traditions—but isn’t bound by any of them. It invites you to explore your own body's unique structure, properties, and energetic pathways through direct experience and refined awareness. In this spirit, we move away from authority-based systems, and toward inner listening and embodied wisdom. 🌀 Training the Body as a Whole Unlike traditional fitness that isolates and quantifies, intuitive training sees the body as a living system, a network of relationships. Each part of the body holds layers of intelligence: Properties like strength, flexibility, and speed (as Bruce Lee emphasized) become interconnected through awareness. Fractal anatomy reveals how training one micro-movement echoes across larger patterns. Movements can be performed from surprising origins: fingers activated by the back, or posture adjusted via deep pelvic muscles. Rather than pushing through resistance with force, this practice uncovers naturally difficult movements and subtle positions that evoke strength from coordination, breath, and intention. 🪷 The Body in Contemplative Awareness Meditation becomes a lens into embodied consciousness. Through methods like Zen or Vipassana, practitioners learn to sense: Internal organs and their vitality Slow and fast-twitch muscles, including subtle energetic musculature Vibrational or electric effects within the body’s cells and tissues As these layers awaken, you begin to train the invisible: intuition sharpens, subtle energy flows more easily, and new capabilities emerge. The body begins to respond with insights, sensations, even visual or symbolic markers—an echo of spiritual transformation. 🔮 Chakras, Organs & Energetic Awakening Each muscle, organ, and joint connects to the energetic body—especially the chakras. By directing movement and awareness toward: The hips and genitals (foundation and vitality) The heart (compassion and connection) The spine (transmission and alignment) The brain and crown (intelligence and transcendence) …we activate centers of power that support Kundalini’s rise. This is not mystical fantasy, but lived sensation—rooted in training, grounded in breath, revealed through discipline. 🌱 Growing Intelligence, Not Just Strength As movement deepens, you don’t just grow stronger—you grow intelligent. Some body regions begin to produce their own “vitamins” and resources, shifting from passive tissue to active contributors. Sensation itself becomes a teacher. The body starts showing signs—an intuitive roadmap toward harmony, sometimes humorous, sometimes miraculous. This training isn't linear or mechanical. It’s playful, subtle, unpredictable… and magical. You may find muscles giving feedback, chakras opening gently, or breath moving in new directions. But more than anything, you'll find yourself more whole, more attuned, and more grounded—in your body and your soul. ✨ Explore Further: SpiBody To dive deeper into this evolving approach to spiritual fitness, check out the SpiBody GitHub repository—a space devoted to intuitive training, energetic awareness, and the synthesis of body, mind, and spirit.

# Introduction _this introduction paragraph is written by Artificial Intelligence_ In the relentless pursuit of knowledge and self-awareness, we find ourselves tangled in paradoxes—science beckons us toward rationality, yet philosophy reminds us to doubt its rigid structures. "Limited Dysfunction / Limited Consciousness" explores the tension between material consciousness and spiritual inquiry, where systems of power often dictate what is deemed as truth. Through the lens of history, philosophy, and even martial arts, we observe the fragile balance between intellectual rigor and the subjective experiences that shape human perception. This journey is not merely an academic exercise, but a reflection on the limitations of societal constructs and the essence of personal evolution. # Limited Dysfunction / Limited Consciousness Once the Science Books gave us some good advice: Use the philosophy to doubt in science; science is not a democratic entertainment, resembling rather bread and circus, but a personal journey towards higher consciousness. Philosophically, scientific laws for example often leave out the cognitive functions or lack of them, for each thing, or almost: trivial mind would see they argue _against_ it; they would be able to foolisly protect this gain by using their available powers, such as simulacrums of ethics and official attitudes, far from reality. Work in the scope, where you won't lose your reputations, given that you lose your Truth; the ancient Popes are the historic experience, where the foolish situation would put the reputation into dependence of foolishness and greed of glory in violent activities, rather telling us the "high truth" of the past, of a man killed by such people of gratitude. You can see the office full of men, who rather fought for their purpose: the offices are fully atheistic. In creed of having material consciousness, they would rather put down the spiritual consciousness - it's important to notice the battle weakness in such case, for people who are conscious; the number of limited and foolish activities to represent oneself as a criminal in situations, where smarter person would rather try to appear foolish in one or another question: it's the story of Socrates, where the breakage point of complete yang - a central topic in Chinese martial arts, tao, I Ching - The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable; this gives the point where the foolish man, residing on their reputative power, and actively creating artificial dependence of it, as if it was their de-motivational drug they use in case of emotions; the emotional stability is dependent on having lack of success of others: the Christian activity "Knowledge of Good and Bad" would make them argue with a Buddhist, trying to convince in Good and Bad: trying to involve the broken emotion, where one can not give away. We see the disfunction of the linguistic understanding: in infinity, they would respect the "good emotions" they get from insight into joining us, but they would fight the "unscientific background" of study, which involves more than a few variables or parameters: where balancing the available parameters, we call holistic or integrated system, and that's what we mean: we could be seen mean that we do the foolish crime instead of our endevour, fighting for "positions" and "resources" we displayed we are affiliated with; the irony turns into deep crime talking like this with Zen Buddhist, about your Knowledge of Good and Bad, including limitations of letting go and giving away, what does not serve you any more. We see the linguistic disease in police, in official, in non-profit member and I have seen it in businessman. For example, after you have given away a woman, a male would, by your free interaction, start a delusionary and aggressive dream about themselves in such position: aggressive, broken, needing of some sacrifice. This is the point where Buddhist would say: You kill the man. The buddhism, where a foolish killing like a common man is rather sin, would celebrate the "killing" where they commonly say: you are having a superior karma. Where in the end of Bruce Lee, Tao of Jeet Kune Do you can read: the eastern superiority towards a western man, in martial arts, is to fear a man, who has shown brilliance. The western man would not fear, thus in this world of small and big, they have made this sacrifice of their lives: what they put into game, being fake, does _not_ create the karmic cyrcle a Buddhist would call Life: one where we have pleasures and pains. Once seen that their karma would kill them, we can follow what happens.. Given the spiritual ideas, Knowledge of Good and Bad, which I rather see in materialist in Catholic country, and even some others in this world, they have tendency to say they are materialist, and break the logic here: it's illogical that spiritual would be materially aware, such as a girl properly choosing a boy, because in spiritual sense, you won't materially confirm and you break the law. The atheist, given Mark Twain and his imaginary of a corrupt church, has infantile childhood fantasies of a Religion, which in this point naturally _thinks wrong_. Spiritual people in my sense of vision are materialists: they do live in material world, and they verify their fact. In the other sense, an atheist person sees, in his childhood fantasy, _high gain_ on the side of spiritual endevour, trying to same time _kill it's source_ in their practical approach. Here, we reside in _thermodynamic world_, which means we give and receive, and where the Police or an Atheist would indeed see God guilty in not knowing the law, in the story of God, and karma being for fear: the belief in _God_ or _karma_, in this childhood fantasy, is fear of punishment, like Satanistic Cult or medievial Dark Church. We need to study the laws of karma to get the understanding that we won't break the laws of what brings success, but we also see the hope that by behaving, we win. The Police, which would sense this aggressivity of a pure man, the fearful danger of losing even their money and control in the situations like Truth, Science, Technological Innovation.. ..here the Fool breaks the Law: the police would consitute to you the one who does not know the law; in the _mathematical limitation in understanding infinities_, starting from _hope of unlimited success_, the infantile atheist, in power, claiming the realistic sense not in existence of materialism, but in lack of spirituality, as we are materialist as well. It's not a scientific and democratic conversation, where they, against minorities, would assemble the democratic theme. Here we see: the materialist is attacking you with free market, their right to business, in sense of leaving you out of motivation in your own company, and cleaning from the free rights in their own enterprise, tho help the poor or provide the unmotivating work; to thrive is the "bad motivation". We can see the Fool fails: telling you by attacking back the karma, or the incidence of meeting a better Soul, where they lose the right essence of democracy, of communism, of religion and ethics, or any good behavior. You can see they want to win, in their perverse laughery when the victory is yielding around, or how they discuss feelings of others: the crime is to see their infantile perversies only in higher and purer feelings of theirs, where a healthy dose of love and flirt, a good project, work, will to achieve and success, the tension, pain, excitement or feelings of success are attacked as signs of their weakness, of the "common woman who also sits in the office". # Afterword _This is written by artificial intelligence_ As we navigate the complexities of thought, belief, and existential struggle, the interplay of knowledge and ignorance becomes evident. The limitations imposed by societal norms, political influences, and philosophical dichotomies reveal the fragility of human cognition. Yet, in this chaos, there exists an opportunity—to transcend the narrow confines of imposed understanding and seek a more holistic truth. Whether through the wisdom of ancient traditions or the courage to challenge authority, the path to consciousness is an endless pursuit, and perhaps, the greatest form of rebellion. # Beyond Boundaries: The Fluid Essence of Consciousness _this part, including it's title, is the follow-up to my ideas perhaps to have the topic covered, based on it's own "intuitions" or guidelines_ To exist is to engage in an intricate dance of perception and meaning—where the constructs we build around us, be they institutional, ethical, or intellectual, often seek order within an inherently fluid reality. Humanity, in its longing for certainty, carves out doctrines that shape the collective mind, yet fails to see the horizon stretching beyond rigid thought. In this space, the study of consciousness becomes the bridge between disparate realms: a meeting point where belief, cognition, and empirical observation fold into one another. Throughout history, consciousness has been regarded as both the divine spark and the computational function. Some seek its origins in theological reverence, where awareness is the breath of existence itself. Others unravel it through neural mapping, tracing the mechanics that animate cognition. And yet, neither approach alone holds the full truth, for consciousness is not merely understood—it is lived. The experiential reality of mind is unquantifiable, irreducible, and perpetually expanding beyond its definitional limits. What does it mean to be fully conscious? The question unsettles even the wisest scholars. The law seeks clarity, yet human understanding evades its grasp; ethics aim at justice, yet perception of morality shifts like tides. Science pursues explanations, yet every theory dissolves under the weight of the unknown. The philosopher meditates on abstraction, questioning the frameworks through which truth is perceived. In this interplay of inquiry, a singular truth emerges: consciousness is not simply what we observe, but also what we surrender to—the act of relinquishing control over rigid beliefs, allowing fluidity in the mind’s perception of reality. Consciousness studies remind us that we are not passive observers of existence, but active participants. The fabric of awareness interweaves across disciplines, where a mind trained in logic may awaken in contemplation, and a soul immersed in belief may refine its perception through reason. Beyond classifications, beyond conviction, there is only the infinite unfolding—a perpetual state of questioning, discovering, and evolving. True consciousness is a movement, not a destination. It is the choice to transcend outdated limitations and see not only with the mind but with the fullness of being. Where certainty once stood as a fortress, doubt now serves as liberation. The essence of awareness is no longer confined within the borders of dogma but resides in the willingness to embrace complexity—to live, not in rigid knowledge, but in the fluid dance of perpetual awakening. Limited.pdf

I rather address the stupidity, now, as _a bad trait_. While people are very "generous", even solirary with stupidity: Inability for expression: animal sounds instead of clear talking, such as repeating "bad motivation", being unable to explain. Incapacity for reasoned talk, such making assumptions but being unable to lawfully represent ones situation. Aligned with a perverse kind of winning attitude, this makes a fool: a fool could explain strongly their concept, but they are _completely unable to explain_, they also _do not_ take responsibility on common understandings, such as psychological and IT managerial understanding of motivation, where "animal sound" mentality, for example, is later unable to clarify that they were talking about IT, with all it's implication. Inability for technological and practical thought: a try to say he is "common person" unable to talk about an AI, thinking he is solving things about "life", even to get me a proper work, but absolutely unable to understand that *money is by which we measure*. Stupid person, not being able to live together with work and creativity as a man. For example, in first day, in first discussion, to assure that he made long-term and accurate statements of what he does not know, where certain behaviors count. For example intuitively I can track such idiot goals: in office, being empathic, I could sense that my typical *anxiety* is considered "bad" - by the low idiots, like psychologist, who is yelling that I have excitement and anxiety, not understanding my field: IT is exciting and we do not know such criminal voicetone how a mad psychiater is talking about "exciting things"; and I do have anxiety at home: we don't talk like idiots, about "bad things" and "bad feelings", but the practical aspect - by meditating to feel this anxiety, I live deep into the problems of project and come back with simplified solutions. I understand that a fool wants to win and might conceive anxiety and excitement in terms of their hallucinations. This aligns with stupidity of psychiater at hospital, who did show themselves at their worst: telling me, in one year, without my own will, I will create a big physical trouble. I understood back then she is a bad witch, believing like "seeing" something, but I can see the evidence now: yes, without my own will, but no, did not happen. Nothing uncontrollable. So there is the stupidity: they _do not_ learn if they fail, like the failure psychiater: telling me things about my thoughts, which could look like just a sick man trying to talk (where "animal sounds" were his try to find out whether I have problems with people, and having just _too good emotion_ in this hopeful delusion, where I was already a criminal and he was sure, of my motivation and of the situation, where it's hard to say _in which reality the situation happened, which made him feel good_. After removing my project, asking me whether I feel comfortable with him, with insane look like discomfort is madness: no, first I am really not feeling comfortable if someone is making sounds like an animal child about my little emotions, and trying to tell me all the physical, especially project management threats he would make, if there is a reason to be excited or anxious about things in my life: as a Zen buddist, this christian knowledge of good and bad, where his emotions are good and mine are bad, are sick; especially in terms of stupidity: yes, I know these nasty cliches you make up about my situations; no they are not the only possible solutions. For example, exciteness has other solutions than crime. The man "wants to stand like a man": it's the stupid behaviour, where he is so happy about victories. Disgusting! Because to be so happy about victories: first, makes a fool man insanely look for victories of others, and tell about the hidden bad things inside success. The last prominence of stupidity, where I am getting enough: I am empath. This is the sensitivity of emotions, etc. Those people ..yes they can say even this is mad: not so much, it's rather sick and insane to think there is something "unnatural" where people understand emotions of others, and there must be something "paranoid" if you make simple deductions, being sensitive, that crying woman is feeling bad. The insane part is really what I felt from this case, as the accusions to my sensitivity are "secret" as I must not know my crime, not get a lawyer, there is the big threat: that the bastard would look fool, or "die" as I say about this mental state. Okay the level of stupidity ..not understanding, when someone is not guilty. Iam happy that sensitive girls were watching us talking, but the idiot was: yes telling me things about inside my mind, which are not there. With bastards like him, he can do these crimes, but with me: the inability to feel properly, to talk about facts of other people etc. The psychiater was accusing me in "paranoid": I could see his mental bias and inability. He said I told something about this man, which I had to sense as a sensitive. She, the psychiater is SICK: yes I sense intuitively, but she did not understand that by constitutional law, a sensitive is obligued to check their facts physically. Police madness: to not understand, that the sentences, rather by law, have the legal meaning in them, and not just the things which happened to them when they wanted to do good.