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madanthony — 2010-08-30 23:02:15 UTC
Methylated estogen (which even men make) is extremely potent at killing cancer and has been trademarked under the name Panzem. However if you are making too much cortisol (stress) you may be wasting your methylation capacity methylating that, which may be why stress reduction techniques lower cancer rates. Prayer is a stress reduction technique, but there are others, such as yoga, or even going for a walk. Here's the article on methylated estrogen:
http://search.lef.org/cgi-src-bin/MsmGo ... =panzem%20
Sorry if I took the fun out of it for you. I am an atheist. I am sure you eat animals. The fact of 99% of people being consciencsless eaters of murdered animals is what makes me atheist. No can believe in a worthless cruel god like that. Talk about stress-!
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e Volution — 2010-09-02 04:15:43 UTC
Your ideas do not stand up empirically:
Power of prayer flunks an unusual test
Prayers don't help heart surgery patients; Some fare worse when prayed for
The power of prayer?
Prayer does not heal the sick, study finds
No Prayer Prescription
There is more out there, that was one google search...
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N.T.M. — 2010-09-11 00:28:05 UTC
Unfortunately prayer’s efficacy is on par with that of placebos: no DB test has EVER proven effective sorry.
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bryce126 — 2010-09-21 18:12:30 UTC
if it’s a scientific rule, one should be able to prove causation, and not simply correlation. What about all those times people wholeheartedly pray and nothing happens? scientific laws are true all the time, and in all places. Your suggestion goes on to assume that nonphysical beings exist, that intentionality is an abstract thing, and that thoughts are transmitted nonphysically across unknown distances to unknown consciousnesses, none of which are scientifically explained.
Newton’s third law applies only to gravity, and its since been replaced by Einstein’s general relativity. Its a nice idea, but there’s too many holes. Have an amazing day my friend.
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sonny g — 2010-09-30 11:55:28 UTC
Infilliono, I do not mean to offend you, but this reads to me like absolute nonsense. This is not a scientific reason to pray and is not simple physics, like you have stated. I believe you may be misusing this scientific concept, validating a metaphysical concept by misusing scientific language. I don't think you can extrapolate, from physics, the scientific rule that each reaction has an equal and opposite reaction and apply it to prayer. This rule applies to motion. If you throw a ball up in the air, it comes back, every time, without fail, up down, positive to negative. That is an equal and opposite reaction, it is measured, observed and verified and a true example of Newtons 3rd law. A 'properly prayed prayer' does not have an equal and opposite reaction, probably ever,but let alone, every time, without fail, and it cannot be measured or observed. Therefore to say there is scientific reason to pray or that prayer fits into newtons 3rd law of motion is erroneous. Where there is an up theres a down, a push, theres a pull, a prayer? theres an answer? the concept applies only, always, to Motion. Using the language of physics to explain metaphysical concepts implies some kind of validation, to the theoretically unsound and the unproven maybe dishonest to physics. It is a nice thought though Infilliono, thanks for read.
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sonny g — 2010-09-30 11:56:34 UTC
Infilliono, I do not mean to offend you, but this reads to me like absolute nonsense. This is not a scientific reason to pray and is not simple physics, like you have stated. I believe you may be misusing this scientific concept, validating a metaphysical concept by misusing scientific language. I don't think you can extrapolate, from physics, the scientific rule that each reaction has an equal and opposite reaction and apply it to prayer. This rule applies to motion. If you throw a ball up in the air, it comes back, every time, without fail, up down, positive to negative. That is an equal and opposite reaction, it is measured, observed and verified and a true example of Newtons 3rd law. A 'properly prayed prayer' does not have an equal and opposite reaction, probably ever,but let alone, every time, without fail, and it cannot be measured or observed. Therefore to say there is scientific reason to pray or that prayer fits into newtons 3rd law of motion is erroneous. Where there is an up theres a down, a push, theres a pull, a prayer? theres an answer? the concept applies only, always, to Motion. Using the language of physics to explain metaphysical concepts implies some kind of validation, to the theoretically unsound and the unproven maybe dishonest to physics. It is a nice thought though Infilliono, thanks for the read!
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carlh49 — 2011-01-01 00:23:09 UTC
I pray to the sun and life upon the planet---like the tree's and water the wheather...But being christain and sort of afraid.,....I recite the "Nicene Creed"...and often say...We believe in one God the father almighty...True God from true God....It seems my fear from "Scriptual Allusions" and the understanding of "Parables"..causes my fear., But then again science is a wonderfull key to learning the "Elements"...Isit in the sun...and memorize the nature of creation/the suns regeneration forces like when the sun fission of hydrogen into more hydrogen and such...the thoughts of my cells regenerating...i ponder that my thymus organ,appendix are in the same as the suns creative essence...that actually hydrogen and oxygen duplicate too assist the cells in my body to regenerate.
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conversionpilot — 2011-09-15 20:11:33 UTC
The principle of prayer which you have discovered is just one of millions and they are all sweet and delightful and yes sincerity is one of the keys. You may be happy just finding principles on your own but if you ever have a need for a greater velocity in your ascension check out MasterPath.org---- Sincerely, Conversionpilot