Sin: an analisys
Having lived in Sin for many-a- year I can now attempt to summarize and create a tool to reduce sin in ones life. I'm writing this. So the views and beliefs are in fact those of the establishment. =^_^=
Sin= acting in a manor that is know to YOU as not something God would want from YOUr perspective.
Homeostasis= an inherent ability for the human being to maintain a set point for a chemical level found in the body. i.e. sahratonin( forgive the butchered spelling), dopamine or any other hormone or chemical.
Sin is born of the inherent desire we have to become more than what we are. This desire will ultimately get us home to God and is - on to itself- good. From this desire stems a need to raise the homeostatic set points and therefore, raise the overall energy of the being: getting it closer to God. This is the body's logic and this is why the body has a brain..to tell it this idea won't work.
The theory is sound but with out proper guidance from a mind inline with God, the body will seek to raise the set points blindly. The problem comes in when the body is successful at raising homeostatic set points higher than normal operation can allow. It takes a clear channel with God to raise all set points as needed, when needed. If the mind is away from god, the body will raise one set point but not the others. This created unbalance thereby throwing the being off the mark or into "Sin" as the original word implies.
The hang up is, now the set point for dopamine let's say is too high for real life. So the body (by consistent and clever suggestion) seeks to bring the levels back to the set point and unknowingly further unbalances the life. It seeks anything to raise the level back to the set point and feels there is something wrong. This pain results in disparity which leads to rash decitions. This unbalance lowers the overall energy levels restating the cycle and making the problem worse.
This tool will help show the nature of Sin which allows one to become aware. The mind can manually readjust the set points to a level that is achievable with normal activity. and thereby default make life more "enjoyable"
Hope this helps someone...
Sin= acting in a manor that is know to YOU as not something God would want from YOUr perspective.
Homeostasis= an inherent ability for the human being to maintain a set point for a chemical level found in the body. i.e. sahratonin( forgive the butchered spelling), dopamine or any other hormone or chemical.
Sin is born of the inherent desire we have to become more than what we are. This desire will ultimately get us home to God and is - on to itself- good. From this desire stems a need to raise the homeostatic set points and therefore, raise the overall energy of the being: getting it closer to God. This is the body's logic and this is why the body has a brain..to tell it this idea won't work.
The theory is sound but with out proper guidance from a mind inline with God, the body will seek to raise the set points blindly. The problem comes in when the body is successful at raising homeostatic set points higher than normal operation can allow. It takes a clear channel with God to raise all set points as needed, when needed. If the mind is away from god, the body will raise one set point but not the others. This created unbalance thereby throwing the being off the mark or into "Sin" as the original word implies.
The hang up is, now the set point for dopamine let's say is too high for real life. So the body (by consistent and clever suggestion) seeks to bring the levels back to the set point and unknowingly further unbalances the life. It seeks anything to raise the level back to the set point and feels there is something wrong. This pain results in disparity which leads to rash decitions. This unbalance lowers the overall energy levels restating the cycle and making the problem worse.
This tool will help show the nature of Sin which allows one to become aware. The mind can manually readjust the set points to a level that is achievable with normal activity. and thereby default make life more "enjoyable"
Hope this helps someone...