Heart Intelligence | Doc Childre, Howard Martin, et al.

 
 
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Why it is included: We often think of the heart as a simple pump or a poetic metaphor.

The researchers at the HeartMath Institute prove it is neither: it is an organ of intelligence.

They detail the science of Neurocardiology, showing that the heart has its own nervous system that dictates our cognitive function and emotional stability via the vagus nerve.

We include this because it completes the "Somatic Triad" (Breath, Sound, Heart). It provides the linear, step-by-step Coherence Techniques needed to consciously shift your heart rhythm pattern from jagged (stress) to smooth (coherence).

This isn't just relaxation; it is a physiological state that optimizes cortical function, allowing us to access "Heart Intelligence"—a high-speed, intuitive guidance system essential for navigating the complex choices of the transition.

 
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