I'm doing some research of regular meditation and asana
practitioners to learn what you would like to know about
changes in your bodies after extended practice of yoga, tai
chi, chi kung and other forms of meditation, especially
changes to glands, lymph and brain function, usage, mass,
etc.

A recent report in NeuroReport, a neurology trade
publication, has demonstrated extended mass in the
prefrontal lobe and other areas of the brain from the
peace-loving practices of longtime Buddhist meditators.
What have you pondered about regarding the effects of yoga,
chi kung and such on your life, upon other or all
practitioners?

I'm developing a proposal to medical centers to research
this further, I welcome your input to help sculpt what that
proposal will request of them.  Tell me what you want to
know or offer regarding furthering evolution through these
practices.

I am making arrangements now to teach students how to use
yogic practices to further their studying and comprehension
capabilities in a more fluent and proactive manner that will
both help them through school and facilitate their careers when
practiced with sincerity and regularly.  I can assure you from
personal experience that these will help the practitioners to
capture and invigorate their innate intelligence.

If you'll help me develop a broad-ranging or focused study
of yogis, we may be able to make a snapshot of a quantum
leap in evolution.  My thinking is that before the last
iceage, there was a certain general type of humanoid on the
planet, then after the iceage, CroMagnon appeared.  Baba
said that the iceage upon us now and the pole shift about to
occur will do the same thing in changing humans into a new
species by the time the poles have shifted and the imminent
iceage is over.  I say yoga will prepare coming generations
for that change, that the prefrontal lobe, the foremost
portion of the frontal lobe will be much larger.  Along with
serving as the theatre for imagnieering, that area of the
brain is also seat of ethics in we humanoid critter people.

Prove to me that you too are evolving a fine prefrontal lobe
of your own by responding ethically and with courtesy at
this address with your conscientious suggestions.

And a mahasamadhi to you, too. :-)


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and make use of their knowledge in everyday life.
And of these lessons integrated into their life,
moral conscience is the most imperative to learn
and convey to others.
Their virtues give true meaning to education.


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