Indeed, why? And why does each person have their own "map" of their location? Why are there birthmarks congenital, and some appear during life? Why do they become more in the old age, but some suddenly disappear without a trace? And further. Why alone
- flat, others - convex or sometimes
- how are the balls glued to the body? And why sometimes people die quickly after removing some moles?.. There are many questions. There are few answers. But there are still some hypotheses. Here is one of them.
Today we have all heard about acupuncture treatment. Modern researchers have come to the conclusion that biologically active points are a kind of antenna through which the body exchanges energy with the Cosmos, and that by acting on them, one can influence the so-called coherent structures of the brain, as well as activate or suppress the production of certain substances in organism. These properties of biologically active points have already been successfully used in wave therapy methods.
So, according to one of the versions, birthmarks and age spots are located on the body most often in these bioactive points, on energy meridians and in reflexogenic zones. It is likely that they are a kind of biological resonators - filters that regulate the energy and information exchange of man with the Cosmos. They seem to cut out the part of the spectrum that the body needs and block unwanted frequencies. In this case, the color of the pigment, and the shape and size of these "antennas" are also important - the frequency spectrum of signals received and emitted by the body depends on this.
If this is the case, then the task of birthmarks is to increase or decrease the intake of certain types of energy into the body, to balance the disturbed physiological and mental processes. In other words, moles act as a kind of filters for fine-tuning the body. And the more of these invaluable helpers there are, the more precious is the work to harmonize our body. Maybe the popular belief is not groundless: many moles on the back are a happy person? And in the 16th century there was a fashion to put "flies" on the face - an intuitive sense of the secret significance of moles?
But it happens that birthmarks spoil a person's appearance. Is it worth getting rid of them? If it is true that moles are a "filter" that protects us from serious problems, then caution does not hurt.
Indeed, according to the same hypothesis, after removing the birthmark, some of our qualities may become aggravated. An irritable person will turn into aggressive, a suspicious person will develop a persecution mania. Someone may wake up cravings for alcohol, drugs, someone will begin to wear down excessive sexual activity … Let me remind you that this is so far only a hypothesis that requires testing and clarification. And a lot of factual material. (Maybe our readers who have removed birthmarks and have noted some inexplicable changes in themselves will want to share their observations with us?)
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There is an opinion that some serious disease, for example, cancer, is often localized in moles. Therefore, removing them is extremely dangerous.
“Since birth, my son has a large birthmark on his face. I was told that this is the "mark of the devil." I got worried … Maybe it really means something?"
"Mark of the devil", "witch's spot" - this is how birthmarks were called in certain places of the body in the Middle Ages. Their distinctive feature is that they are completely insensitive to pain (for example, when pricked with a needle). It was believed that such stains are an echo of serious negative developments in past human incarnations (bloody cults, sadistic perversions, black magic, etc.). that they at least partially compensate for negative qualities. However, such "marks" are extremely rare, so there is no need to worry too much. And even if a pain-insensitive stain on your body is found, this is not a reason to panic: it is possible that it will help to avoid big problems. You just don't need to touch it.
If the hypothesis of the fine-energy function of birthmarks is confirmed, surprising consequences can be expected. A "map" of birthmarks can tell a lot about a person.
Newly appeared will talk about diseases acquired in this life or are just emerging. But congenital ones will inform about hereditary characteristics and even help to predict fate. By the way, in the East it is believed that a large birthmark on the forehead speaks of expected troubles due to a person's inability to foresee the long-term consequences of their actions. And a stain on the back of the head, under the hair - that a person does not know how to draw correct conclusions from his own mistakes. A birthmark on the temple is an inability to navigate in difficult current situations. (The forehead, according to the Eastern tradition, controls the ability to correctly understand the affairs of the future, the back of the head - in the affairs of the past, whiskey - in the affairs of the present.) A mole on the nose, just below eye level, "gossips" about the difficulties of its owner's relationship with the opposite sex. Moles in the auricleon the chest, on the arms, on the legs … They are all talking about something.
Researchers of the phenomenon of reincarnation drew attention to an interesting fact: the location of birthmarks in people who remembered their "past incarnations" quite often corresponds to serious (most often fatal) wounds that they received in a previous life. In the archive of the famous researcher of this problem, Professor of Psychiatry Ian Stevenson (USA), more than three hundred such facts have accumulated. For example, this. In 1953, a five-year-old Indian boy, Ravi Shankara, suddenly began telling his parents about his previous life. He very accurately described many of the details of life, his former toys. He named not only the name of his former father - a barber, but also the names and occupations of his killers. And most importantly, how he was killed: his throat was cut. And here's what's interesting: on the boy's neck there was a dark birthmark about 5 cm long and 6 mm wide. Around the spot is a scar "like a real, but old scar … from a knife wound."
And here is a fact registered not in exotic India, but in our country. Unexplained fear and back pain occurred in a 45-year-old man every time two or three people followed him. The researchers conducted a session of regressive hypnosis and "threw" him into a past life. And the man said that he had once been shot in the back. Again: in the place where the bullet entered, in this life he had a mole.
We will not discuss the nature of re-incarnation memories: is it the memory of a reincarnated soul or the attunement of a newly born organism to the information matrix of a once-lived (or perhaps still living?) Person. For us, the fact is more important: a trace from someone's past life is transmitted to a new physical body. How does this happen?
The esoteric tradition says that serious injuries leave a mark not only on the physical, but also on the higher (subtle) bodies of a person. And that at the next birth, these old wounds of thin bodies can, as it were, "projected" onto a new physical body in the form of a birthmark, an incomprehensible scar or a scar … In other words, in addition to genetics, transmitting hereditary characteristics from our parents (appearance, physiological, predisposition to certain diseases), there is also more "fine" genetics. The qualities that she carries are no longer so much a gift from parents as our own heritage, the baggage that we brought from our past lives. There may be some physiological features. But above all, these are our psychological traits, intellectual abilities, as well as moral qualities,accumulated during all previous lives.
But what about modern science? Does it somehow confirm the existence of "fine" genetics? Imagine yes.
Until recently, it was believed that the information necessary for the formation and development of an organism is encoded in a DNA molecule. The volume of her memory was even calculated - about 10 billion units of information. It remains to figure out which gene is responsible for what. And suddenly it turned out that the volume of DNA memory is not enough for the vital activity of the organism. Even according to underestimated estimates, in order for an organism to develop successfully, a DNA molecule must have a memory quadrillion times larger! That is, if the information that DNA can carry is one grain of sand, then an entire beach of sand is required for the body to function.
Where is this incredible amount of information stored? Scientists answer: the main program of the organism's development is stored in the areas of more subtle energies. And the DNA molecule is just a receiver that allows the body to receive the necessary information from above.
Several years ago, American physicists who studied DNA light scattering and Russian scientists who developed a method for laser reading information from DNA. independently of each other experimentally proved that previously unknown types of memory are realized in the chromosomal apparatus: soliton, holographic. polarizing. And besides, it turned out that DNA molecules and biological cells are able to emit and perceive wave information of a very different nature.
By destroying DNA molecules, the scientists found that the “empty” places in the place of the killed molecules continued to emit information, only the nature of the radiation changed: it was no longer the “voice” of a healthy molecule, but the “cry” of dying DNA. (It is amazing that this "cry" is recorded by instruments for exactly forty days.)
What follows from this? The fact that hereditary information is transmitted not only through the matter of a biological cell, but also through some subtle-energy fields. And these fields carry information about the background of this or that person.
However, injuries to subtle bodies are not necessarily a legacy of the past.
This is what an investigator I know told me. “In practice, I had a terrible case. A 37-year-old man was killed in his own bed. The investigation showed that the intruders had not entered the house; the murder weapon was not found; the mother of the deceased assured that if something was happening in the apartment, she would have heard … And the crime - that's it. A young, strong man with a face disfigured as if he was struck with a terrible force with a mace - as the experts established. No versions, no hints, no traces … At least close the case. And then suddenly the mother quietly says: "And he could not have been killed …" How so, we ask. And she tells just a ridiculous story. As a child, the son once complained that in a dream he had a fight with a neighbor's boy and that he gave him a black eye. Well - sleep and sleep. But my son had a hefty bruise under his eye. Another time he dreamed that he had burned himself with a baked potato from a fire. Mother saw real burns on the fingers of her right hand. In a dream, he played football, and in the morning they smeared green on his knees. “Maybe he dreamed that he was hit like that?..” - suggested the unfortunate woman. Nobody to her. of course I didn’t believe it. The case "hung up", then it was closed …"
In vain they did not believe. In world practice, there are many such cases.
The mystics of the past (and modern parapsychologists) have not seen anything unusual here: imaginary traumas are first received by our higher, subtle-energy bodies. In the subtle world, they live their own lives, communicate with the subtle bodies of other people or the so-called astral entities. Perhaps they are in conflict, receiving mental trauma. But for them, these are the most real injuries. And since the control goes "from top to bottom", from more subtle bodies to more gross, then the trace of such an injury can be projected onto the physical body.
The same reasons can explain the nature of such a mysterious phenomenon as stigmata, which appear by themselves, disappear by themselves. The case of Maxim Gorky is well known. Describing the moment when his hero was stabbed, the writer suddenly felt a sharp pain. And then he was surprised to find that a scar appeared on his body - exactly in the place where his hero was stabbed with a knife. The scar lasted a long time.
However, stigmata are not always imitations of wounds. During personal conversations with Giorgio Bongiovanni, a famous bearer of the so-called "wounds of Christ", I had the opportunity to get a good look at the bleeding wounds "from nails" on his hands and feet.
Trying to explain these mysterious phenomena, scientists talk about suggestion, self-suggestion. This can hardly be called an explanation, because the mechanism of suggestion by traditional science has not yet been clearly understood. And yet, something is starting to become clear, at least in the question of the origin and role of birthmarks.
Vitaly Pravdivtsev, Miracles and Adventures
