Re: What is it when the breath is imbalanced?

One sign of breath imbalance is sighing – an audible breath expressing …

(1) tiredness,

(1) grief,

(2) relief, or

(3) GRIEF RELIEF.

Another sign of breath imbalance is having a “hot head” and a “cold ass.”

Carbon dioxide is necessary for proper meditation due to its ability to absorb infrared radiation.

That’s why it has no time – or all times – on the Solar Nutrition Clock (Midnight-Noon Clock).

That’s why a fever increases carbon dioxide production.

The Buteyko Breathing people claim respiratory imbalance can be measured with their “control pause” test, but it can only be measured accurately with …

(1) CAPNOGRAPHY and

(2) PULSE OXIMETRY.

They provide information about …

(1) carbon dioxide metabolism,

(2) ventilation/perfusion ratio,

(3) alveolar ventilation,

(4) cellular respiration,

(5) physiologic respiration (different than cellular respiration),

(6) carbon dioxide elimination,

(7) general metabolism,

(8) hemoglobin saturation (osyhemoglobin/dexoxygenated hemoglobin ratio),

(9) peripheral oxygen saturation, and

(10) pooling of venous blood in the head.

So my advice is just to …

(1) meditate at Lung Time (3:00-5:00 a.m.),

(2) eat walnuts at Stomach Time (7:00-9:00 a.m.),

(3) eat a boiled orange at Spleen-Pancreas Time (9:00-11:00 a.m.),

(4) eat watermelon (by itself) at Urinary Bladder Time (3:00-5:00 p.m.),

(5) do neck rehabilitation exercises and practice sticking out your tongue at Triple Heater Time (9:00-11:00 p.m.),

(6) simultaneously yawn and stretch (pandiculate),

(7) practice “therapeutic breathing” (inhaling-pausing-exhaling-pausing, and so on), paying special attention to the pauses,

(8) do the Basic Five exercises,

(9) clear your toxic engrams,

(10) live a life of cosmic responsibility (Gurdjieff called it being-Partkdolg-duty), and

(11) allow your breath “imbalance” to automatically rebalance itself.

Adano Ley (Swami Nitty-Gritty) said …

“This polarity [of acidity and alkalinity] changes every hour [with the alternation of the breath in the right and left nostrils]. Very fast breathing is a hyper condition, or alkalinity. The breath comes in too soon. High blood pressure results. Breathing too slow is a hypo condition, or acidity. The breath comes in too late. The result is low blood pressure.”

… and …

“Eternity is the actionless action. PAUSE in breath adds to heightened increased immunity and dominion over the environment.”

… and …

“You’ll quicker fear something that will make you shit than accept something that will make you breathe.”

… and …

“Your breath is all you got. If you don’t breathe, you got nothing.”

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