Archive for the ‘health’ Category

Zen and bondage

May 19, 2009

Zen Sayings:

Zen in its essence is the art of seeing into the nature of one’s being and it points the way from bondage to freedom. D.T. Suzuki (a famous Zen teacher).

What is bondage and what is freedom?
Bondage is usually some form of repetitive behaviour, a circular behaviour that yields the same negative results. Freedom is the ability to choose behaviour preferred.

The clearest examples of bondage are compulsions, also frequently known as addictive behaviour. For example, certain forms of compulsive eating, depression, sex addiction, resentment, the world is filled with compulsions. Indeed, VocalPosture believes that it is compulsions, more than any other emotion, that drives the world.

If compulsions are driving so many of one’s actions, what makes you think that compulsion isn’t driving your voice? Indeed it is! All kinds of contrary compulsions prevent you from reaching your vocal capabilities. Is this true? VocalPosture will follow up with a description of hearing, which is needed to  explain how compulsions prevent your great singing from blossoming, like the lotus flower.

Chen Sun
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Posture and many illnesses are related

May 16, 2009

We will discuss later posture and its influence on illnesses as acid reflux and prostatitis, and we’ll also discuss how posture’s related behavioural disorder–compulsion–can exacerbate depression, over-eating, sadness.  Compulsion is very related to singing, as possibly the primary reason singers are unable to improve rapidly is because of their body’s compulsions.   Changing singing and changing posture are difficult without solving compulsion.

Nasal irrigation

April 15, 2009

 

 

Good time for nasal irrigation:

 

Nasal irrigation washes out allergens and mucus, and also nasal sprays.  So, before sprays and right before bedtime are good times for nasal irrigation.

 

 

 

Nasal irrigation

 

http://www.natlallergy.com/prod/1734/sinucleanse-squeeze-nasal-wash-system.html  or an equivalent.

 

 

http://www.natlallergy.com/cat/39/nasal-irrigation-sinus-irrigation-nasal-washing-sinus-rinsing.html  nasal irrigation products.

 

Another device you may want to try is pulsating waterpik w nasal irrigator.   Costs about $45.

 

 

Nasal spray–free

April 15, 2009

 

https://www.veramyst.com/optin/savings.jsp

 

This is same as fluticasone propionate (sp), which is only $25.  With doctor’s prescription Veramyst will give you a free 30 days supply. 

 

 

Good time for nasal irrigation:

 

Nasal irrigation washes out allergens and mucus, and also nasal sprays.  So, before sprays and right before bedtime are good times for nasal irrigation.

 

 

 

Nasal irrigation

 

http://www.natlallergy.com/prod/1734/sinucleanse-squeeze-nasal-wash-system.html  or an equivalent.

 

 

http://www.natlallergy.com/cat/39/nasal-irrigation-sinus-irrigation-nasal-washing-sinus-rinsing.html  nasal irrigation products.

 

Another device you may want to try is pulsating waterpik w nasal irrigator.   Costs about $45.

 

 

vacuum cleaners

April 15, 2009

Also, the vacuum cleaner makes a big difference. Most vacuum cleaners leak air such that the sucked-un dust and any pollens gets blown around. Amazingly, this is also true with HEPA vacuum cleaners. Check consumers reports reviews. http://www.nationalallergy.com ‘s recommended vacuum cleaners are very good, but can be purchased less else where. I use Electrolux Oxygen canister. Even here, you have to be very careful on the exact model and version being purchased. Also, how you might dust makes a big difference. Allergies are cumulative, so if you allergic to pollen and minor to dust, reducing dust can help with pollen.