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Part 1: Breath along a branch

The challenge: Can you control the fractal door that leads to the core.

By Katherine D. GrahamPublished 11 months ago • 1 min read
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It has taken a lifetime to find how the stars connect to my roots.

I am happy to say the path has bore some sweet, ripe fruits.

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Take a breath. I'll travel along a branch of deja vu, that holds fruit that have fermented into an intoxicating brew.

Use the pneumatic force, to access the source.

Breathing is fundamental to life. It alters when changes threaten strife.

Note, how when fear, anger or joy arise, the breath changes.

While in a pleasant state: determine your breaths normal ranges.

Control of the chambered heart is automatic, but easy to alter.

It affects weaknesses or strengths that help humans succeed or falter.

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Slowly, inhale for four, hold for four, exhale for six then hold for four.

Repeat this sequence. See for yourself if the breath opens a door,

or perhaps more. Change the timing, to find different roots to the core.

Be prepared. Branches bloom with the duty of candour.

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A breath connects conscious and subconscious intent.

It is used in prayer and meditation to a great extent.

A breath controls heat that can ignite interior explosions.

Breathing offer a means to restore and reduce emotional erosions.

A breath can express lament and torment,

or offer space, in the present, to resolve thoughts and invent.

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A breath holds what is at the root of humanity.

It is part of a balance based on reciprocity.

Plants contribute Oxygen, needed for energy exchange, that allows mankind to function. Mankind offers CO2 wastes, made from cellular combustion, to plants who use it in food construction.

Take the challenge. Please do. Breath.

Now read on to part 2.

Follow oxygen from the sun as it moves in a magnetic flood, until, in a breath, oxygen saturates the blood.

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Katherine D. Graham

My stories usually present facts, supported by science as we know it, that are often spoken of in myths. Both can help survival in an ever-changing world.

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    Written by Katherine D. Graham