Gerhard Eggetsberger, Euroopa tuntud biokeemik Viini Rakendusliku Bioküberneetika ja Tagasiside Uuringute Instituudist, avastas ülitundliku aparatuuri abil (40 000 parameetrit sekundis!) Pubbococcygeuse ehk PC-lihase kui erakordse „energia generaatori”, mis osaleb elujõu – kundalini, chi, ki jne genereerimisel. Kui seda teatud moel pinguldada, hakkab elujõud voolama läbi selgroo ajusse ja edasi närvisüsteemi kaudu üle kogu keha. Harjutuse kordamisel ilmneb aju üha võimsam energeetiline toitmine – mida pole andnud ükski teine lihasharjutus. PC-treeningut kasutavad praegu paljud tuntud sportlased ja kunstnikud.
PC-treening annab:
- Energiat rakkudele vastavalt nende vajadusele
- Nooruslikkust, keskendumisvõimet, seksuaalset jõudu ja seksuaalse naudingu teravnemist
- Tervist – tänu „õnnehormoonide” tekkele
- Mõjukust, edu maailmas
„Kõik inimesed, kes on võimelised kõrgeimateks saavutusteks kunstis, teaduses, mäned¾mendis või poliitikas, alateadlikult juhivad seda energiat. Kõik karismaatilised isiksused, kes on jätnud jälje maailma ajalukku, teadsid, kuidas seda kasutada. See aga, kes ei tea, kuidas aktiveerida seda energiat, jääbki keskpäraseks,” kirjutab Eggetsberger, kes mh uurinud loovisikute ja karismaatiliste juhtide energeetikat (millest ilmunud ka raamatud)
Pärast 8-nädalast PC-lihase harjutamist selgus, et katsealuse ajuenergia tase oli kasvanud algsega võrreldes 600%! Asi ka selles, et aju kõrgemad tasandid lülituvad sisse alles kõrgema energiavarustatuse tingimustes – ilmutades uusi, seni uinunud võimeid. Keha energiakanalite puhastamiseks blokeeringutest (sh lihaspingete kõrvaldamiseks) on PC-treeningu autor lisanud juba iidsete germaanlaste poolt kasutatud kuus ruuniharjutust.
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Gerhard H. Eggetsberger
"Power für den ganzen Tag" (Power for Every Hour)
Seven exercises for increasing your vital energy
[Book-Cover] 112 pages (Vienna: Orac, 1995) ISBN 3-7015-0350-8
Subject of the book:
Who is not in the need of it - vital power lasting "forever", day in day out,
especially nowadays where everybody has to appear young, dynamic and
successful? And when we aren't young anymore, we still long to be at least
dynamic, and in any case successful. Nobody can turn an old farm-horse into a
race-horse. But the new PCE-training described in this book can reactivate
everybody that is burnt out by everyday routine, and it can make true what many
elixirs of life only promise: each person's inherent vital dynamo is recharged.
There are measuring instruments which succeed in documenting these miracles.
Tests were taken on persons of both sex, any age and from various social
backgrounds. After mastering the exercises all volunteers were amazed not only
by the regained power they felt but also by its measurability, evidentness and
distinctness. The exercises are most simple. The author, G.H. Eggetsberger
discovered that the mere contraction of the PC-muscle located in the lower
pelvis, if performed in an upright position, at the right point and length of
time, engenders a rapid increase of our vital energy. The raising of sexual
energy is a pleasant side effect.
Well! If you feel weak, desperate, unenthusiastic, bored: read and study this
book. It may well be that you get the surprise of your life because Gerhard
Eggetsbergers's method restores exhausted energy right away.
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A novel training method for increasing vital energy
A new method for the controlled regeneration of the brain enables us to widen
our consciousness deliberately. PC-energy training (short PCE-training) enjoys
great popularity among top-ranking athletes, managers, artists and last but not
least among those interested in esoteric issues. This special training is based
on stimulating energy through the pubococcygeus-muscle (short the PC-muscle)
located in the lower pelvis, and on expanding this energy in the nervous system,
mainly in the brain. By means of seven simple exercises we provide our brain
cells with more energy and activate the hypophysis gland. Many neglected brain
areas are invigorated by this new training program. It consists of six selected
germanic runic exercises which serve as the basis for the "Power-Exercise".
They render the inherent tissue and nerve cords conductive for the rising
energy. The "Power-Exercise" activates our proper "energy dynamo" which causes
the vital energy ("Kundalini", "Chi",...) to rise straight along the spinal
cord. A meditation technique included in the book rounds off the PCE-training.
The PCE-training can be practiced seperately, but it can easily be incorporated
into any other energy-increasing training program.
How to activate your "vital dynamo"
In Austria and Germany he is already fairly well known from TV and many
magazines - the biochemical engineer Gerhard H. Eggetsberger. He is director of
the "Institute for Applied Biocybernetics and Feedback-Research" in Vienna. One
of the subjects of his work is the body's capacity to regulate, to regenerate
and to activate its cells. At his institute Eggetsberger examined the healing
effect low-voltage current fields have on the human organism, and he developed
new therapies out of his investigations. Already in 1973 the American Physician
Dr. Robert Becker had discovered in his animal tests that artificial weak
current fields assisted the body's self-healing capacities considerably.
Eggetsberger later arrived at two fascinating conclusions:
1. Such current fields can be used also to stimulate healing processes in human
beings. They cause an energy assimilation in the cells that is up to 40% higher
than normally, and the activation of the T-lymphatic cells in the immune system
is increased by 70%.
2. The same or similar effects can be achieved by practicing a combination of
ancient Asian and European exercises, which were supposed to have rejuvenating
effects on the organism.
The exercises were selected and further developed in accordance with the latest
scientific findings to form the new PCE-training. It activates the PC-muscle
(the bladder and anal sphincter muscle), which - according to the hypothesis -
works like a battery. This battery stimulates brain areas which are apparently
able to launch an electrization of the whole body.
Another object is the awakening of the so-called Kundalini, a psychic power
which according to ancient Tantric conception rests coiled up at the bottom of
the spine. Traditional Yoga-instruction also recommends activating the pelvic
plexus in order to arouse this specific power. In recent times the PC-muscle
has been much talked about as being beneficial to an increase of sexual
enjoyment. But the PC muscle's capacities can go far beyond this: According to
modern biofeedback-research we have to visualize the PC-muscle as a sort of
dynamo for setting in motion electric potentials and leading them upwards from
the pelvis to the brain. These potentials seem to "switch on" brain areas which
change the body's state of tension completely. That is the explanation for the
mentioned healing- and regenerational effects.
Keeping the inner power permanently activated towards the brain - that is what
Eggetsberger promises us with his PCE-training. Into this training program he
has integrated a set of physical exercises which imitate six ancient runic
letters. Interesting is the fact that in modern times these runic letters have
often been compared to antennas or electric circuit diagrams. Along with the
PC-muscle-training they form a power package with both rapid and lasting effect.
The only requirement is that we perform the complete round with all individual
exercises twice a day and on a regular basis.
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Seven "Power-Exercises" for a fresh start:
Exercise 1: posture of the "U" [Image]
Stand erect, facing westward, feet parallel, knees slightly bent. Raise the
arms slowly over the head; inhale and exhale deeply. While you exhale bend
forward und downward until your upper body is in a horizontal position with
your arms and fingertips pointing to the ground. Keep this position while
taking 10 long breaths.
Exercise 2: posture of the "I" [Image]
Starting from the final position of ex. 1, inhale while raising your body and
lift your arms above your head, with your palms facing each other, and keep
them separated by about 20 cm. Stay in this position and take 10 long, deep
breaths.
Exercise 3: posture of the "Y" [Image]
Without a break, change from the previous position to this one by spreading and
lowering your arms until your body and arms form a "Y". Your palms should be
flat and point upwards. Keep this position until you have taken 10 deep,
relaxed breaths.
Exercise 4: posture of the "F"[Image] [Image]
Change direct from the former position into the new one by stretching both arms
in front of you, the left one placed about 10 cm higher than the right one.
With the fingers of your hands form the following figure: Gently place the tips
of your thumb and middle finger together, the remaining fingers pointing
straight in front of you, westward. Now stay in this position for 10 long
breaths and don't forget to inhale and exhale deeply and regularly.