Analyzing the Mysterious Spirituality

Mysterious Spirituality Being human has three distinctive components -- body, mind, and spirit -- which play specific roles, purposes and functions. The role of every individual component drives all decisions made and actions taken. These components are connected with mysterious abilities or moments existing within the universe. Based on one's reactions to them, the abilities may negatively or positively impact the body, mind, and spirit. Premonition/Intuition It has been stated by the Centre for Spirituality and Healing (2014) that intuition is taken to be instant sensing.

Some individuals would, for instance, say that it was their "gut feeling" that something big was about to happen. In such instances, intuition experiences are body-based. One's intuition usually comes to know of the truth regarding any situation almost instantaneously, after being exposed to it. Understanding that just like every other human experience, intuition isn't external to the body, is important. This element is present within one's body, and probably stems from one's biology. Usually, intuition is linked to transcendental experiences.

The parietal lobe of one's brain is related to the feeling of mystical oneness or boundlessness that is common to all intuitive experiences. Normally, some portions of one's brain become increasingly active in the course of these experiences. However, the parietal lobe responsible for one's sense of boundary falls silent when the boundlessness linked to transcendence and intuition surfaces.

As one becomes sensitive to and aware of the intuitive knowledge of one's body, one will acquire a greater awareness of changing bodily conditions, and can better nurture one's well-being, monitor one's health issues, and guide personal healthcare (Center for Spirituality and Healing, 2014). The element of intuition is capable of contributing to one's well-being and health in numerous ways, ranging from perhaps dramatically saving one's life to helping one attain greater balance in one's lifestyle.

If one learns to listen and love one's body, intuition will begin serving the body, spirit, and mind (Center for Spirituality and Healing, 2014). Dreams It is stated by the International Association for the Study of Dreams (n.d.) that a grasp of the link between healing and dreams began in the ancient days and garnered respect for several thousand years. The interaction of the body with the brain generates dreams, which assist in diagnosing an ailment.

Currently, the psychoneuroimmunology field provides the science that underlies the connection between the body, spirit, and mind. Dreams represent direct messages transmitted by the mind and body, which give valuable information regarding what is happening both emotionally and physiologically. Incompletely-processed, strong emotions get collected at the level of the cell. Vasily Kasatkin, a psychiatrist from the Leningrad Neurosurgery Institute, studied, during the mid-nineties, the content of 1,200 subjects' dreams over a period of 40 years.

The findings of his study revealed that sickness is linked to increased dream recall, typically with terrifying images. He further found that, typically, dreams very specifically drew attention to diseases prior to its medical diagnosis. Kasatkin asserts that dreams represent "sentries" watching over one's health. Nerves reach one's brain from all parts of one's body, and relay signs of imminent disease, which is translated into dreams by the subconscious. Dreams may be preventive as well, giving clues with regard to what one must do with exercise, diet, etc.

for remaining healthy. Dreams may be a significant early warning mechanism with regard to health problems, and hence, deserve our attention (The International Association for the Study of Dreams, n.d.). Synchronicities Synchronicities are meaningfully coincidental instances in which the boundary between the outer and inner dissipates. During synchronistic moments, similar to dreams, one's subjective, internal state surfaces, as though materialized through, in, and as one's external surroundings. Synchronicities come about during profound archetypal excitation, i.e., during times of crisis, dynamic intensity, transition, and creative tension (Levy, 2010).

It is added by Levy (2010) that times of disturbance within the world manifest as well as trigger a matching archetype within humanity's collective unconscious, for drawing to itself all it requires for synchronistically rendering.