Awakening Meditation Series | How To Listen To The Spiritual Signs From The Body [2 of 40]

<p dir="ltr">Awakening Meditation Series | How To Listen To Spiritual Signs From The Body [2 of 40]</p> <p dir="ltr"><a href="https://www.drerin.tv">www.drerin.tv</a></p> <p>How to listen to spiritual signs from the body. </p> <p>The body is a spiritual temple for communication from the highest self aka Spirit.</p> <p>The Body maintains homeostasis through a complex system of checks and balances that involve various organs, systems, and feedback mechanisms. Homeostasis is the process by which the body regulates its internal environment to maintain stability and ensure that conditions are optimal for cellular function. Here's an overview of how the body creates and maintains homeostasis:</p> <p>Spiritual sends signals of ease and disease to guide us to align with our relative and ultimate truth. </p> <p>The body has many systems to remind of to realign...</p> <p>Feedback Systems: Homeostasis is primarily regulated through feedback systems. There are two main types of feedback mechanisms: negative feedback and positive feedback.</p> <p>Negative Feedback: This is the most common type of feedback mechanism in the body. It works to counteract any changes from the body's set point. When a change is detected, the body initiates a response that reverses or counteracts that change. For example, when your body temperature rises above the set point, you sweat to cool down.</p> <p>Positive Feedback: This type of feedback amplifies a change rather than opposing it. It is typically involved in processes like blood clotting, childbirth, and certain aspects of the immune response. In positive feedback, the initial change leads to a cascade of events that intensify the change until a specific goal or endpoint is reached.</p> <p>Set Points: The body has set points for various physiological variables, such as body temperature, blood pressure, blood glucose levels, and pH levels. These set points represent the ideal or target values that the body aims to maintain.</p> <p>Sensors and Effectors: To monitor changes in the internal envi