Heart Coherency

Personal and Social Heart Coherency

One of the buzz phrases going around is “drop into your heart”. What does that mean? When you find yourself too much in your head about a situation – stop. Stop for a moment and entertain the circumstances from a different perspective. Get another view from a different source.

If we let our mind cater to our actions as the only origin for our decisions, we deny ourselves the bigger picture. Many people who operate solely from thought are missing an important advantage. When we incorporate heart into decision making we bring in another avenue of energies that elevates our communications to a much higher level of effectiveness. Referred to as energies because they cannot normally be seen by the human

Scientist have discovered that the electromagnetic resonance from the heart is 5,000 times greater than that of the brain. Throughout medical history it has been thought that the brain was command central. As a consequence we have given it the final say in many important matters. Ascertained knowledge has shown that using heart in balance with the brain results in a state of cohesion. Coherence by definition is a binding together of like matter, the quality of forming a unified whole.

Personal Coherence

Establishing personal coherence means we are working with all our best faculties, firing on all cylinders. High performing athletes know when they are being PC – personally coherent. Whatever activity undertaken when we are PC, renders a finer outcome. Research has shown when combining heart energy with cognitive content the intention is more clearly communicated. When people hold core heart feelings like compassion and appreciation it naturally increases their heart coherence. When we become more aware of combining both frequencies and acting from the whole we are more effective at whatever we are doing.

The amount of energy we elicit can be physically measured from the heart, therefore when taking this frequency out into the world by just living life, interacting with others, connections are made. Your field and theirs