Counting your days with biorhythms<\/p>\n
By Lim Tri Santosa<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): Do you believe in destiny? Liam Neeson as Jean
\nValjean in Les Miserables said one day more, another day, another
\ndestiny. The movie is great, not only because of the actors; if
\nyou understand the vision of Victor Hugo, you are going to
\nunderstand it is a deliberation of one's destiny, how men try to
\nfight against other men, the history of self-limitation and how
\nthe world in not good or bad, it depends on the kind of situation
\nwe confront. Is it Jean Valjean's destiny? Let's look at another
\npoint of view.<\/p>\n
What you have made is what you will face according to your
\nbirthdate. That is the basic concept of biorhythm as it applies
\nto your daily life. \"Bio\" means life and \"rhythm\" means flowing
\nwith a regular movement. We all have three ways of operating in
\nthis world; three internal energies interacting with each other
\nin a continuously changing pattern on a daily basis. These are
\nour biorhythms. They are the three cycles of energy that govern
\nour lives -- specifically the physical, emotional and
\nintellectual. Each of these parts has its own ups and downs.<\/p>\n
Biorhythms seem to have a lot of validity. They help to
\nexplain in part everything from having a bad week to exciting
\nscientific concepts as the varied effects medications have when
\nadministered at different times.<\/p>\n
Between 1897 and 1902, Dr. Hermann Swoboda of the University
\nof Vienna researched the possibility of a rhythmic change in mood
\nand health (http:\/\/skepdic.com\/biorhyth.html).<\/p>\n
He charted peoples' reaction to pain, outbreak of fevers,
\nillnesses, asthma, heart attacks and recurrent dreams. He found
\nthat there was a 23-day physical cycle and a 28-day emotional
\ncycle. The 33-day intellectual cycle was discovered by Alfred
\nTeltscher of Innsbruck, Austria
\n(www.teleport.com\/~bioching\/book\/chap_1.html). He was a teacher
\nof engineering who observed that his students' good days and bad
\ndays followed a rhythmic pattern of 33-days.<\/p>\n
Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we
\ncan know our ups and downs ahead of time. Every day, we each have
\na different combination of biorhythms. Our biorhythms are flowing
\nat different speeds, they will not all meet at that same birth
\npoint again until we are 58 years and 66 days old. This is a new
\nbeginning, a rebirth in all our lives.<\/p>\n
At the moment of birth, each cycle starts at a zero point and
\nbegins to rise in a positive phase during which the energies and
\nabilities are high.<\/p>\n
Engineers will recognize the cycles as \"sine waves\" in their
\nform. After reaching a positive peak, each cycle then gradually
\ndeclines, crossing its zero point midway through its period.
\nEleven and a half days for the physical, 14 days for the
\nemotional, and 16 and a half days for the intellectual. The
\nremainder of each cycle is a negative phase, during which our
\nenergies and capabilities are reduced.<\/p>\n
The most unstable times are the \"critical days\" in each cycle,
\nwhen the cycle crosses its zero point, changing from positive to
\nnegative or from negative to positive. During these critical
\ndays, the abilities vary wildly, from extremely high to extremely
\nlow. You may make brilliant discoveries or tragic logical errors
\non intellectually critical days. You may impulsively propose
\nmarriage or impulsively quit your job on emotionally critical
\ndays.<\/p>\n
Different things for different people. If the physical rhythm
\nis in a high phase, for instance, you might experience more
\nphysical ability then if that rhythm was in a low phase. An
\nemotionally low rhythm might be categorized as a sleepy or even
\nirritable emotional state, likewise, in an emotional high there
\ncan be an improved sense of well-being. Intellectually, a high
\nmight explain the ability to have more focus or mental clarity.
\nIn an intellectual low there could be more mental fuzz.<\/p>\n
Even though the theory of biorhythms is a pseudoscience, there
\nis some real evidence that biorhythms affects human's daily lives
\n(www.teleport.com\/~bioching\/book\/chap_1.html). In 1971, the Tokyo
\nMetropolitan Police completed a study which showed that 82
\npercent of all self-caused traffic accidents involved drivers who
\nwere experiencing a critical biorhythmic day.<\/p>\n
Another phenomenon is the biorhythms of John F. Kennedy, Jr.
\non the day he died in a plane crash. He was born on Nov. 25,
\n1960, and died on July 16, 1999, (www.bio-chart.com\/jfk.html).
\nBelieve it or not, you can also check his rhythms on the day he
\ndied by entering the above dates at www.facade.com\/biorhythm\/. On
\nthe day he died, his emotional rhythm is crossing zero point,
\nphysical and intellectual is in the negative area. The worst
\npattern is the passion rhythm (physical joined with emotional).
\nIt is on its lowest negative point. One of the common actions
\nlinked with the passion rhythm is driving.<\/p>\n
Two individuals' biorhythms can be tested for compatibility.
\nBiorhythm compatibility is different than plotting an
\nindividual's biorhythm, because the compatibility between two
\npeople remains consistent throughout their lives. Are you
\ncompatible with your wife, mother-in-law or your coworkers? Check
\nit out at www.facade.com\/compatibility\/.<\/p>\n
The effect of our various biorhythmic combinations depends
\ngreatly upon the level of stress in our environment and our
\ndegree of tolerance to stress. When our biorhythms are high, we
\nare better able to deal with the stress. How we feel about life
\nand how we react to it is a combination of our biorhythms,
\nenvironmental factors and our inherent energies.<\/p>\n
Are biorhythms for real? That is for you to decide. The only
\nway you will know is to test it on yourself and on others.<\/p>",
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