Overlap

Chapter 133: Biomeditation

<02/29/2019 - 18:00 | 1010 Link Street, Marietta, GA, USA>

Not long after the metabolic reset I managed to invoke, I started making further connections and discovery to a very interesting process, one very rare and poorly understood, by most modern science and to my current understanding. Am I thrilled to have stumbled into this unknown? Not entirely.

Thanks to the metabolic reset on my long term medication, for the next few years at least, I should have a fairly robust system in place preventing me from experiencing any headache for an average of six days out of the week, with occasional slipups. In essence, my headaches are almost entirely gone! Temporary or not, it's really amazing that I managed to get this far.

With that said, I kind of have much less use of biomeditation, made further redundant onto me since I almost never receive any headaches exceeding a value in pain above eight. Sometimes, one may slip through the cracks, but even if it does, I have a backup plan for medication to prevent my hypertension parable from driving that headache all the way up to a level ten. This backup medication is in all purposes a mild sedative. The sedative prevents me from becoming hypertensive, and at most, caps out my maximum pain level of a strong headache to eight.

For reasons I'll list soon, this also means the ancient trick of biomeditation is useless to me. Thinking far back on it though, I think there were severalinstances where I accidentally invoked such a skill without realizing it, allowingme to reverse the pain of a headache if ever it was stronger than a level eightin the factor of pain. There was that one time where I sat under a fluorescent light for a few minutes and rose up perfectly cured from a level nine. Then there was another instance of a level eight, as I laid in the cabin bed at Wahsega, passing thirty minutes only to have the pain fully reduced to zero. After that, over the span of time, though rare, there were other instances similar in nature, where if I was hurting badly enough for long enough, I would either invoke emergency mode by accident, or something even stronger.

Because of the rarity and the difficulty in retaining memory during the process, I've for long never understood what this meant. Many around me accused me as 'having the ability to cure myself with light' as I grew up, but thinking back, I know there was always more to the story each time. I understood at least that there was a different level of consciousness involved in the process, though one I could not invoke at will or remember. So, this is the reason why it took so many years to only begin understanding what this strange process is, a natural ability that I presume most humans have within the body, the ability to heal or recover from ailments which would normally require sleep to remove.

Each time I've come across this process, I've retained a little more memory each time, bits and pieces, fragments that remain stronger through the test of time while I add several new variables to this process only to understand more. There is a lot more going on than light, and sound can help with this process to. Thus, I have currently dubbed this natural ability as, biomeditation; bio – meaning internal body, and meditation – meaning a concentrated form of altered consciousness required for the healing process.

Again, this process is no longer as useful to me as before - given my change in situation, but it is still plenty fascinating, especially since I feel I am on the verge of fully understanding more about how or why this could work, in myself and in other people. Getting biomeditation to become invoked within other people is the crux to my interest in this, the reason why I decided to have a whole chapter about it. This isn't some kind of made up gimmick to fill space; biomeditation is very much real. If I can do it, so can you.

Of course, there is only a specific interest group that would find such an ability useful. There are very few ailments that can come at any time and fade away with normal sleep, but headaches are certainly one of them. For those out there in the world who are chronic headache sufferers, who especially have experienced pain that made you want to end all things, I'm speaking directly to you, as well as any real and ethical scientists who may wish to gather the resources together to bring a later experiment of the sort to life.