The heart is the first organ to form in the body. It is the organising factor for physical formation, including for brain formation. The heart contains extensive brain-like neural matter and has recently been classified as a gland because it produces its own hormone. In addition to our cerebral brain, we indeed have a “heart brain.” The heart not only puts out its own balancing and regulating hormones, but also instantaneously communicates electromagnetic and chemical information to the rest of the body and to other bodies near it.
In her article “Spirit and Matter of the Heart” Dorothy Mandel writes, “The heart can act as an internal pharmacy-dispensing and communicating what is needed where and when. Its rhythm and pulse can entrain all of the body’s rhythms and cycles into coherent harmony and communicate many other types of vital information as well.” Each person’s EKP pattern is as unique Read more
