Is that the center of gravity? It seems like a double stacked toroidal. If something is going in then it seems to reason something is coming out somewhere.
"Is that the centre of gravity?":- As I understand it, your body's centre of gravity is moveable, the position of which is very much determined by where the 'mind' is (I'm talking more about 'feeling' here rather than 'intellect' or even visualisation). So if you want to make this the centre of gravity, then by all means do so. "It seems like a double stacked toroidal. If something is going in then it seems to reason something is coming out somewhere.":- I enjoyed geometry at school, but I had to look up 'toroidal'... nice word! I'm not sure that I understand why this might be a) a toroid, and b) double-stacked. Nor do I understand what you mean by '...something is going in...' (or 'out'). The way that I see it is as though the centre is a pliable sphere which can be compressed or expanded. The 4 directions that I mention in the video (top/bottom; front/back) act as though to squeeze the sphere. Personally I also like to think of the left and right sides of the body acting in the squeeze also (although I didn't mention that in the video). The act of squeezing has the effect of heating the centre (in the same way that bending a metal coat hanger continuously will cause the it do heat up at the fold), but also when your attention is taken to the centre, energy and blood become focussed on that point (in the same way that, when you hit your (e.g.) elbow against something, you naturally rub it; the act of rubbing it takes energy to that point, but also causes blood to keep flowing and not congeal in that area).
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Is that the center of gravity? It seems like a double stacked toroidal. If something is going in then it seems to reason something is coming out somewhere.
"Is that the centre of gravity?":-
As I understand it, your body's centre of gravity is moveable, the position of which is very much determined by where the 'mind' is (I'm talking more about 'feeling' here rather than 'intellect' or even visualisation). So if you want to make this the centre of gravity, then by all means do so.
"It seems like a double stacked toroidal. If something is going in then it seems to reason something is coming out somewhere.":-
I enjoyed geometry at school, but I had to look up 'toroidal'... nice word!
I'm not sure that I understand why this might be a) a toroid, and b) double-stacked. Nor do I understand what you mean by '...something is going in...' (or 'out').
The way that I see it is as though the centre is a pliable sphere which can be compressed or expanded. The 4 directions that I mention in the video (top/bottom; front/back) act as though to squeeze the sphere. Personally I also like to think of the left and right sides of the body acting in the squeeze also (although I didn't mention that in the video).
The act of squeezing has the effect of heating the centre (in the same way that bending a metal coat hanger continuously will cause the it do heat up at the fold), but also when your attention is taken to the centre, energy and blood become focussed on that point (in the same way that, when you hit your (e.g.) elbow against something, you naturally rub it; the act of rubbing it takes energy to that point, but also causes blood to keep flowing and not congeal in that area).