ED 6 HEART DRIVER

Bottom Line: Heart Function, Emotional Drive

Whereas with the Imprinter Driver we are looking at the heart’s role in communicating positive messages to the cells, here we are looking at the dynamic pumping action of the heart and its central role in connecting and coordinating the respiratory, circulatory and nervous systems. The heart draws oxygen from the lungs, it sends and receives signals from the brain and nervous system, and it drives the circulation of the blood. The force for pumping the blood comes from the contractions of the heart’s muscular walls. The impetus comes from the sequential firing of groups of nerve cells and the electrical wave that flows rhythmically through the heart. These activities generate the heart driver field.

In ancient traditions (both Eastern and Western) the heart is perceived as the core of our being, the source of mind, body and spirit integration. So, we are also looking at how well the heart is driving your emotional centre and fine-tuning the interplay between thoughts, feelings and consciousness. A healthy heart centre correlates with having a good sense of self-esteem, self-confidence, self-awareness and positive emotional motivation. It also links to higher consciousness and qualities such as intelligence, wisdom and understanding. When the connection between heart and mind is harmonious, we have greater clarity, intuition and creativity in our decision-making and problem solving. NES research shows that this driver links with the midbrain, an area of the brain that is responsible for basic vital life functions such as breathing, movement, heartbeat, and blood pressure. The midbrain processes auditory and visual signals and so the Heart Driver Infoceutical may also be helpful in addressing hearing or learning difficulties.

Issues: The most likely causes of errors in the heart energy field are shock, stress, pollutants, and disturbances associated with the lungs and nervous system. In addition, within energetic medicine the heart has a special relationship with the stomach so errors in the stomach field may cause secondary misalignments in the heart field. If we consider that the stomach and the lungs are the most common entry points for pathogens and toxins, their special link with the heart can make the heart particularly vulnerable to infection and air pollution. The Heart Driver is often indicated following colds or flu as many viruses can gravitate to heart tissue.

The heart receives messages from both the sympathetic (action, fight and flight) and the parasympathetic (rest and digest) nervous system, so consider how too much stress and not enough rest may be affecting the heart. A calm heart rhythm synchronizes to the more relaxing alpha brainwaves. Staying stuck in the more hyperactive beta brainwave activity can disrupt heartbeat rhythm. It is a two-way street of course, so when the heart is not in order, we can become scattered and disorganized in our thinking. In Chinese Medicine the heart is associated with the emotion of joy. Too much joy can damage the heart. To the western mind we can think of too much joy as becoming overly excited, restless or anxious, which manifests in an erratic or rapid pulse rate. A depressed heart driver energy can dampen our joie de vivre and enthusiasm for life.

ACTION: Love your Heart

Questions: Where am I lacking in joy and enthusiasm? Am I motivated to act through love and from my heart? Are self-limiting beliefs holding me back and governing my behaviour and ambitions? Is my diet causing my heart to have to work harder? Consider with your practitioner whether infection or pollution could be affecting your heart.

Go For It

If you need to, lose weight from around the middle, a sign of developing metabolic and cardiovascular issues.

Nourish your heart with healthy fats combined with a rainbow diet.

Love your stomach too. Over-eating can affect the heart.

Deep breathing helps to entrain the heart and brain to a healthy, synchronized rhythm.

Take a look at any of the self-limiting beliefs and emotional issues that show as priorities in your scan. The Heart Driver Infoceutical can help.

In yoga the Five Pointed Star pose is considered to bring balance and joy to the body.

HEART DRIVER INFOCEUTICAL: Heart Driver helps to optimise the heart, cardiovascular system and heart/brain rhythm. It can help to restore self-esteem, mental clarity, decision-making and positive emotional motivation. It may be helpful too with enhancing learning and language skills. It helps to remove pollutants and viruses that may be affecting the Heart Driver field. This Infoceutical can also help to improve the tone and texture of your skin.