The
autonomic nervous system supports vital functions and is therefore in charge of
acquiring syntropy. Since syntropy acts as an energy absorber, when syntropy is
acquired feelings of warmth, love and happiness are experienced, whereas when
the acquisition of syntropy is insufficient entropy prevails and a loss of
energy takes place in the form of feelings of chill, void and emptiness in the thorax
area associated with pain, distress and symptoms of the autonomic nervous
system. Since syntropy is vital, anguish is associated also with unbearable
feelings of death.
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