We propose that the heart is in ‘charge’ not the
brain and the heart’s field acts as a carrier wave
for information that provides a global synchronizing signal for the entire body!
We also suggest that as pulsing waves of energy radiate out from the heart, they interact with
organs and other structures. More, the waves
encode or record the features and dynamic activity of these structures in patterns of energy waveforms that are distributed throughout the entire
body.
In t his way, the encoded information acts to inform (literally, give shape to) the activity of all
bodily functions-to coordinate and synchronize
processes in the body as a whole.
This perspective requires a new model, energetic
concept of information, in which patterns of organization are enfolded into waves of energy of
system activity distributed throughout the system
as a whole.
The lateral statements are having quite profound
impact on why, what and how we design to make
our buildings singing! We also felt an urge to
investigate and look into options where design
repertoire makes the opera, a place where the
architecture is healing the body, the mind and the
soul.
Our research at the Institute of Design and
Development shows that information pertaining to
a person’s emotional state is also communicated
throughout the body via the heart’s electromagnetic field. For the first time in history we are able
to really measure human emotions such as compassion, empathy, love, anger and frustration.
Thanks to Dan Winter’s work we are able to
determine levels of harmony and coherence
between brain and heart. We always believed
heart is the home of our feelings and emotions,
it is expressed in almost any popular love song,
however human emotions can now really be
measured and they stem from the heart indeed.
The rhythmic beating patterns of the heart change
significantly as we experience different emotions.
Negative emotions, such as anger or frustration,
are associated with an erratic, disordered, incoherent pattern in the heart’s rhythms. In contrast,
positive emotions, such as love or appreciation,
are associated with a smooth, ordered, coherent pattern in the heart’s rhythmic activity. In turn,
these changes in the heart’s beating patterns cre-
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ings of love or appreciation, the blood pressure
and respiratory rhythms, among other oscillatory
systems, entrain to the heart’s rhythm.