These
experiments show that the autonomic nervous system plays a key role in the acquisition
of syntropy. Since syntropy is converging energy we feel it as warmth in the
thorax area coupled with wellbeing produced by the nourishment of the vital
functions of our body. On the contrary when the acquisition of syntropy is not
sufficient to nourish our vital functions we experience void, chill in the
thorax area coupled with distress and pain together with feelings of death,
usually named anguish and anxiety. When the flow of syntropy stops completely
our vital functions halt and we die. This explains why life expectancy of
people using psychiatric drugs is shorter, since suffering is diminished by reducing
the flow of syntropy.
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