Our Fractal Nature, A Journey of Self-Discovery and Connection, Psychology Meets Science

De: Kimberly Burnham

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Psychology Meets Science. Duality Meets Unity and Wholeness. Our Fractal Nature finds the edge, the boundary, the place of meeting between science, mathematics and psychology. Read this messenger mini-book, enjoy the exercises and notice how you see better, have less stress and move more comfortably through the world. Fractals are the beautiful pattern of abundance. With each twist and turn of the edge, with each observance of the place where waves and particles meet, healing can occur. Just looking at the branching fractal pattern of a tree can help you feel more calm and heal faster. Fractals are the science of abundance through recognizing the pattern, you will see how you are connected to everything, to the abundant resources in the world, to every other person, to the opportunities you need to move your life forward and provide for your family. Fractals are about boundaries but also about connection. A fun way to achieve better eyesight, stronger intuition, and more comfortable movement. Become empowered by your fractal nature! Our Fractal Nature guides you through concepts and fun exercises to shape your personal healing potential to fit your needs. Tap into fractals to find new energy resources and expand self-awareness. Learn to recognize fractal patterns in your life, select the seed for each beginning, and surf life's rhythms so you can choose to live in a friendly universe! Learn here, how to start today. Each chapter holds remarkably easy and effective exercises to feel better, increase your energy and enjoy life. Praise For Our Fractal Nature “Bravo, this is a must read. Poignantly written. Namaste.” – Rosemary N., developer of Fractal Reiki “Wow, what a book! We swim in an ocean of endless possibilities, and it is on us to choose. Well done!” – Reni S., Acupuncturist “I like your enthusiasm for Fractals. We are far from having a full understanding of their many functions. It is amazing that they are being relatively neglected in mainstream Neuroscience.” – Gerhard Werner, author of Fractals in the Nervous System Conceptual Implications for Theoretical Neuroscience “Very well written, thought provoking and empowering.” – Lew B., Business Consultant “This is one of those books that require the reader to be fully present when reading. In return, it offers a very different perspective to the world.” – Arzu D., Professional Health Coach “It is an invitation to consider, and I like that about it. An opening where before there may have been less or none.” – Julia R., Meridian Tapping Practitioner “Fractals are one more way to synthesize information, comprehend life’s intricacies and one’s own body. Brilliant job!” – C. Shapiro, creator midlifemothers.org Fractal Patterns and Puzzles French mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot coined a single word to describe a wide range of geometric structures or patterns found throughout nature, including trees, coastlines, our own branching blood vessel tree, the layers of tissue in the small intestines, and the neural network of our brain. The term is "fractals," and it describes the richly-textured self-similar shapes existing everywhere. A tree is an example of a fractal. Each branch resembles a smaller version of the trunk. Even the leaves have tiny, branching veins which are self-similar to the branching trunk. A tree is visually complex, but it is made up of one simple branching pattern. The self-similar structures, patterns, processes, and information inside and outside your body share similarities with nature. You are an integral part of the pattern that forms the natural world--held by it, included within it, and safe to explore the opportunities it provides for learning and growth. You can become healthier by simply appreciating or observing the beauty of natural scenes and by recognizing the fractal patterns they contain. People recover from major surgery far more quickly when placed in hospital rooms looking out on natural scenery