31 August 2012

Diez Pensamientos Positivos

ago 14, 2012 // Por Pascual Hernández // Éxito, Felicidad, Pensamiento Positivo // No hay Comentarios


“El Pensamiento Positivo es un hábito, un buen hábito.”

Hola amig@!

Las consideraciones y pensamientos de personas ilustres que, antes que nosotros, han luchado como tu y como yo para superarse suponen para mi enseñanzas valiosísimas e inspiradoras.

10 PENSAMIENTOS POSITIVOS 

“No importa que tan lento vayas, lo importante es nunca detenerse.” Confucio.

“Una persona usualmente se convierte en aquello que cree que es. Si yo sigo diciéndome que no puedo hacer algo, es posible que termine siendo incapaz de hacerlo. Por el contrario si tengo la creencia que sí­ puedo hacerlo, con seguridad adquiriré la capacidad de realizarlo aunque no la haya tenido al principio.” Mahatma Gandhi.

“El camino voluntario y soberano hacia la alegría, si perdemos la alegría, consiste en proceder con alegría, actuar y hablar con alegría, como si esa alegría estuviera ya con nosotros.” William James.

“Pueden hacerlo porque creen que pueden hacerlo.” Virgilio.

“No podemos evitar que el pájaro de la tristeza nos sobrevuele, pero podemos evitar que anide en nuestra cabeza.” Proverbio chino.

“El miedo hace que se produzca lo que se teme.” Viktor Frankl.

“Lo que un hombre piensa de sí mismo, esto es lo que determina, o más bien indica, su destino.”
Henry David Thoreau.

“No somos el producto de nuestro pasado, sino de nuestras elecciones.” Stephen Covey.

“Los que renuncian son más numerosos que los que fracasan.” Séneca.

“El día peor empleado es aquel en que no se ha reído.” Chamfort.


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Pascual Hernández


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Scientific evidence explains why some healers see the ‘aura’ of people

You may call them ‘healers’, you may call them ‘quacks’, but a scientific study conducted in Spain has shown many of these people display a neuropsychological phenomenon known as “synesthesia” (specifically, “emotional synesthesia”), giving a valuable explanation of their ‘abilities’.


The name ‘synesthesia’ explains the condition pretty good: in Green, ‘syn‘ means ‘together‘ and ‘aisthesys‘ means ‘sensation‘. Basically, it is a neurological condition in which one cognitive pattern leads to another cognitive pattern, practically mixing your senses. This way, synesthetes can see or even taste a sound, or they can hear a smell, or associate people with a certain color or song.

This is the first time anybody has ever tried to find an explanation for the esoteric phenomenon of the aura, a supposed energy field of luminous radiation surrounding a person as a halo, imperceptible to most. Of course, nowadays, when somebody claims to see people’s auras, he is immediately classified as a quirk or somebody with a weirder sense of humor, but according to this study published in the prestigious journalConsciousness and Cognition, he is most likely synesthesic.

The University of Granada researchers, which conducted the study, noted that “not all healers are synesthetes, but there is a higher prevalence of this phenomenon among them“. Synesthesia is involuntary and automatic, but it affects an extremely low number of people, and it comes in different shapes; in order to see if there is indeed a correlation between the condition and seeing auras, researchers interviewed some well known people, including a healer from Granada “Esteban Sánchez Casas”, known as “El Santón de Baza”.

Many people attribute paranormal powers to El Santon, but researchers concluded he is obviously synesthesic, to be more clear, he presents face-color synesthesia (the brain region responsible for face recognition is associated with the color-processing region), touch-mirror synesthesia (when the synesthete observes a person who is being touched or is experiencing pain, s/he experiences the same), high empathy (the ability to feel what other person is feeling), and schizotypy (certain personality traits in healthy people involving slight paranoia and delusions) – he is indeed a remarkable case.



“These capacities make synesthetes have the ability to make people feel understood, and provide them with special emotion and pain reading skills”, the researchers explain.
In light of these recent conclusions, researchers now believe healers place a significant placebo effect on patients, especially as “some healers really have the ability to see people’s auras and feel the pain in others due to synesthesia“. 


30 August 2012

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