Science of Cure

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Science of Cure

Science is universal. Can your Cure be universal? Learn the science of finding your cure not through an external agency but within your breath.

Science is universal. It works for everyone uniformly. Can the cure, therefore, be universal? Is there a science of breathing that if applied by all can lead them to find the cure to any disease, distress or disorder? Breathing is inversely proportional to thoughts. As you begin to observe your breath your thoughts begin to disappear and you become aware of the emotions, belief or events that were consuming your breath.
Emotions have motion and observing them will lead them to leave your space leaving you in the state of union or shoonya or yog nidra. This is the state of cure.

Science is universal. It works for everyone uniformly. Can the cure, therefore, be universal? Is there a science of breathing that if applied by all can lead them to find the cure to any disease, distress or disorder? Breathing is inversely proportional to thoughts. As you begin to observe your breath your thoughts begin to disappear and you become aware of the emotions, belief or events that were consuming your breath.
Emotions have motion and observing them will lead them to leave your space leaving you in the state of union or shoonya or yog nidra. This is the state of cure.

Science is universal. It works for everyone uniformly. Can the cure, therefore, be universal? Is there a science of breathing that if applied by all can lead them to find the cure to any disease, distress or disorder? Breathing is inversely proportional to thoughts. As you begin to observe your breath your thoughts begin to disappear and you become aware of the emotions, belief or events that were consuming your breath.
Emotions have motion and observing them will lead them to leave your space leaving you in the state of union or shoonya or yog nidra. This is the state of cure.

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