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<strong>AllatRa</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>Anastasia</strong> <strong>Novykh</strong><br />

By the way, I shall note another piece of information as a food for thought as regards to<br />

the cerebral structures which are involved in this meditation. The betweenbrain is a<br />

peculiar collector of all kinds of sensitiveness. It directly participates in processes of<br />

memory, sleep, instinctive behaviour, psychical reactions regulation, in adjustment of<br />

various kinds of sensitivity and so on. Let’s take, for instance, hypothalamus – the<br />

subthalamic zone of the betweenbrain, which has the weight of just around 5 grams?<br />

Hypothalamus contains paramount centres of the vegetative nervous system. By and<br />

large, this is exactly where the coordination of functions of sympathetic and<br />

parasympathetic centres of the vegetative nervous system takes place, which centres,<br />

say, keep the entire <strong>org</strong>anism operating. Hypothalamus controls the main homeostasis<br />

processes, i.e. supports the dynamic equilibrium of the internal environment during<br />

changes of external conditions, <strong>by</strong> means of coordinated reactions. Moreover, in medulla<br />

oblongata there is also a centre of the main nerve of the parasympathetic nervous<br />

system, that is the longest of all cranial nerves — the vagus nerve branches of which<br />

participate in the solar plexus formation.<br />

But let’s go back to the meditation… Right from the centre of the brain (a conventional<br />

middle centre), from the aforementioned hypothalamic area of the betweenbrain, further<br />

through certain points on his or her head, a meditator leads the energy (which he or she<br />

had accumulated in “Hara” and moved along the spine to the cerebrum) to the centre of<br />

each Aspect, <strong>by</strong> turns. Hence, the person artificially activates his or her Aspects, thus<br />

generating various initial emotional surges inside himself or herself, and then studies<br />

them. The meditator’s goal is: to learn to discern the operation of each of the Aspects,<br />

the result of which operation is manifested in daily life as certain emotional surges and<br />

thoughts. Let’s consider the process of a person’s interaction with each of the main<br />

Aspects during the meditation in greater detail.<br />

In the beginning, the meditator works with the Right aspect. In the process of the<br />

meditation performance, the Qi energy goes from the hypothalamic area of the<br />

betweenbrain through the right amygdaloid nucleus located deep inside the cerebrum<br />

temporal lobe. Then, through the point situated above the right ear, the energy arrived<br />

directly to the sphere centre of the Right aspect.<br />

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