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The third eyes

http://hk.news.yahoo.com/article/100622/18/is22.html

大腦松果體可能是「第三隻眼」
(商台)2010年6月22日 星期二 15:21
【商台 互動國際組】如果說人有第三隻眼似乎有點荒謬，最近科學家發現人類大腦中的松果體對光有反應，松果體可能成為人類第三隻眼。

松果體功能有待開發

松果體位於中腦前丘和丘腦之間，長5至8mm，寬3至5mm灰紅色橢圓形小體，又被稱為腦上腺。近年科學家發現許多低等脊椎動物松果體是內分泌器官，對光產生反應，松果體分泌的褪黑素（Melatonin）有助識別晝夜時間。

過去科學家認為松果體不能直接感光，需透過視網膜感光受體才能感光，1999年4月科學家陸卡斯（Lucas）等人在權威雜誌《科學》發表論文，他們利用失明小鼠做實驗，透過實驗他們認為松果體是不能對光產生反應，繼而提出「非經典感光受體」假說，由於「非經典感光受體」假說的支持理據不足，陸卡斯等人表示這一假說有待進一步探討。同時有科學家認為松果體與視網膜相似，可能是直接感光器官，松果體被稱為「折迭的視網膜」，科學家假設大腦存在光傳導通路，松果體就能直接感光，若松果體可感光又有什麼作用，目前仍沒有任何答案。

冥想、打坐激發松果體

最近科學家在清理實驗室魚缸時，發現被稱墨西哥盲魚的墨西哥麗脂鯉（Astyanaxmexicanus）居然能對光產生反應，原來盲魚是利用牠們的松果體對光有反應。英國 視覺色素專家吉姆‧波馬克表示研究證實部分動物松果體能產生光感應，而神秘學家也認為可透過靜心冥想、打坐等方式激發松果體退化性後，可捕捉連肉眼也看不見的光，不用透過視神經傳導也可直接看到，開啟松果體功能後，人類才是真正的大開眼界。德學科學家笛卡兒表示如果眼睛是人類的靈魂之窗，松果體就是靈魂所在之地，意大利 一項研究表明切除松果體後會促進人體部分腫瘤生長，而正常松果體可能具有防癌作用。
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The secret of starving yogi

My son sent me this link recently http://bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2010/05/10/2299480.aspx?GT1=43001 and asked me the possibility of “starving yogi”. It is a very interest topic and I would like to share what I know with you all.

We also have similar cases in China, and they are related to religious field like Buddhism practice, Taoism practice, and Qi Kung practice.

Meditation, a main practice for Taoism practitioners and Buddhists, can be done for a few seconds to a few years; the longer a person meditates, the less food the person consumes. It is similar to animals entering the hibernation stage during the winter. During a deep and long meditation, the person will breathe slowly as if he/she doesn’t feel it at all.

Remember the Bodhidharma Story in my previous blog entry? When Bodhidharma arrived Siu Sut Mountain 少室山of the Siu Lam Temple 少林寺, he meditated in a cave for 9 years. During this time, he didn’t consume any food or liquid.

One reason for the religious people to practice “starvation” is that they want to keep their body to show Dharma exists. Before they get into nivana, they know the time is coming; hence, they start eating less until they only have water. At the last few days before they passaway, they will not drink. In this situation, they clean up their digest system so that no more disease can be created inside their body. Their muscles become very thin that there is only skins attached onto the bones. Once they pass away, their body become as dry meat. For some monks who are not totally clean, their body – except the anus – will be brushed with a special paint which we call “Chut 漆”. The painted body will then be placed into a ceramic container with a hole in the bottom, and buried under the ground for several years until the organs melt and dissolve into the ground. The 6th generation of Bodhidharma, Wei Lung 慧能, used this method to maintain his body.

In the Qi Kung field, we call this starvation practice “Pig Kuk 闢穀”. Only people who practiced Qi Kung for a long period of time would start proceeding this. As the person starts doing the starvation practice, the body will start changing. Since the food consumption drops, the body will get nutrients from the Qi. The initial process begin with starving for one day, then the person will increase the number of days of starvation until they can live without food. However, this method might not be suitable for everyone and it is highly advised that a practitioner should be guided by a master. People who practice this wrongfully will cause serious harms to their body. Hence it is a very danger exercise.

Why does the starving Qi Kung work? First of all, we need to analyze what are some components contain in the air,

Gas	Volume
Nitrogen (N2)	780,840 ppmv (78.084%)
Oxygen (O2)	209,460 ppmv (20.946%)
Argon (Ar)	9,340 ppmv (0.9340%)
Carbon dioxide (CO2)	380 ppmv (0.0380%)
Neon (Ne)	18.18 ppmv (0.001818%)
Helium (He)	5.24 ppmv (0.000524%)
Methane (CH4)	1.79 ppmv (0.000179%)
Krypton (Kr)	1.14 ppmv (0.000114%)
Hydrogen (H2)	0.55 ppmv (0.000055%)
Nitrous oxide (N2O)	0.3 ppmv (0.00003%)
Xenon (Xe)	0.09 ppmv (9 × 10−6%)
Ozone (O3)	0.0 to 0.07 ppmv (0% to 7 × 10−6%)
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2)	0.02 ppmv (2 × 10−6%)
Iodine (I)	0.01 ppmv (1 × 10−6%)
Carbon monoxide (CO)	0.1 ppmv (0.00001%)
Ammonia (NH3)	trace
Not included in above dry atmosphere:
Water vapor (H2O)	~0.40% over full atmosphere, typically 1%-4% at surface

Reference coming from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmosphere_of_Earth

To maintain a life, we need to have oxygen, water and food. From the table above, we can get water from the moisture in the air. Without oxygen, we will die within 5 minutes; without water, we will died within 10 days; and without food, we will die within 4 to 8 weeks.

Since the moisture in the air can solve our needs for water, it is possible for us to starve for 4 to 8 weeks.

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