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Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs
#26626244 - 04/25/20 04:48 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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https://www.grotonwellness.com/practices/dental-orthodontics/health-focused-or-biological-dentistry/meridian-chart-for-teeth/
I want to bring up this link. I have had issues with the upper laterals. Left top lateral is a small peg tooth and right lateral is slightly small originally.
I have seen other people missing teeth like both front teeth or both lateral teeth and wondered what that feels like. Then there are the people just missing a bunch of teeth. What are they opened up to?
To those whose first notion is that this is madness, I understand there are infinite factors relating to each thing I mention. Consciousness, brains, teeth and organs. I am just putting something up here for the sake of it.
I had braces and fake teeth put on to larger size age 12. Had issues with my sexuality being out of control and the teeth out of control. They were putting compulsive thoughts about lots of things into my head. I was diagnosed with ocd eventually. After I had the fake teeth removed and filed down the existing teeth vertically and horizontally to minimize contact with the other teeth, then those thoughts are so far gone I can’t even remember them. Or they are now subconscious. I’m a totally new person basically. There are things I will leave out. Maybe this should be on anonymous but I really feel strongly about the teeth meridians and brain regions as a correlation. The upper lateral teeth I had an issue with correlate with the pineal gland. The third eye. I have always had visions and visuals as a child before having the fake teeth put on. Now I’ve been reconnecting with that self but it’s so automatic, it’s like I’m opened up to things I couldn’t see before all the time but it’s hard to differentiate sometimes what other people would see from what is novel. I would like to have more purpose arise from how I see things eventually. Maybe some forms of art. I come up with ideas about such things Very often but sometimes an irregular basis influenced by the weather and world pandemics.
I still have my wisdom teeth. In fact my top left wisdom tooth came in as a 3 pointed tooth and my right one has natural 4 points. So I’m “spun” in 2 places in some perspective.
I feel that after I get my two lateral teeth removed then my third eye will not be spun by my body and environment at all, it will be free footing. That is my goal. The dentists say after that I would want more teeth removed. If that’s true then I want to feel that.
I also understand that it’s unnatural to have cavity fillings in each single molar preventing them from being lost. In nature right now I probably would still have the spun laterals intact but he missing molars from a vegetable diet. Vegetable diets and sugar diets destroy different teeth than primitive diets.
I have been working on this whole theory for years.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: Juxter2020]
#26626324 - 04/25/20 06:12 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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The mouth really does make a difference in your well being. Most importantly, what comes out of it.
The function of the teeth is for tearing and pulverizing food and vocalizations, but one's teeth or lack thereof cannot control certain organs.
The relationship you describe between your teeth and your mentality are based in a personality defect. It doesn't exist outside your mind.
If a tooth drives you crazy, change it so you can focus on the task at hand!
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: Hartford]
#26626345 - 04/25/20 06:22 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Nowadays one can get a full set of perfect pearly whites transplanted, or great dentures for a price. It’s a nifty cheat code. I’ll probably opt for something like that in 25 years.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: Hartford]
#26626347 - 04/25/20 06:24 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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My thread about tiny brains relates to this somewhat, although the main idea is that insect larva training persists in adult insects, the more interesting part of that thread should be about the "imaginal discs" which are the beginnings of adult organs like wings and legs, antennae and eyes, and these adult body parts are already present and developing in larvae.
What I was trying to allude to was that while growing from immaturity, one (I am assuming that a caterpillar is a self or a "one") probably feels the burgeoning future within, or the pressure of wings yet to unfold - teeth soon to burst through gums (a real human experience that parallels insect metamorphosis), and long shapely legs with which to perch elegantly on petals.
Anyway, "Yes", I do believe that your identity forms from all experience including to a large extent, what happens with your mouth, hands, and genitals.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: redgreenvines]
#26627394 - 04/25/20 02:46 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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"Yes", I do believe that your identity forms from all experience...
i dent ity? I see what you did there! 
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including to a large extent, what happens with your mouth, hands, and genitals.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: OrgoneConclusion]
#26627781 - 04/25/20 05:46 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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I can't remember what I did this morning, every day is Sunday, nothing makes any dents any more.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: redgreenvines]
#26628652 - 04/26/20 02:16 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Well, basically you trying to tell me this is nonsense is really not going to work. As I said I have been investigating this for many years and have had my ideas confirmed by both real people and these websites about meridians. Even one or two of my doctors have discussed this with me about the teeth meridians on the body but not exactly about the mind. That being said, you can not convince me that body parts are not related to the mind. That is already known by many.
And just to clarify, I don’t believe that I have any “personality defect”... and I don’t see why you feel the need to insult a stranger. Perhaps it is you who have a defect? After filing my teeth down with dental tools and construction sand paper my symptoms that brought me to psychiatrists are almost completely disappeared. If I can get the teeth extracted then I will update this to confirm that it would provide further balance, equilibrium and peace of mind. It may even allow further mind expansion and third eye awakening. I don’t know.
Perhaps this would be better in another forum. I wonder if anybody else will chime in with some positive opinions.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: Juxter2020]
#26628656 - 04/26/20 02:19 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Body-Mind two sides of a coin in a sense. I generally think of mind as a real illusion that is just part of having a human body. It’s not anywhere in space or time, or in the body. But we are aware of it non the less.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: Juxter2020]
#26628945 - 04/26/20 06:08 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Juxter2020 said: Well, basically you trying to tell me this is nonsense is really not going to work. As I said I have been investigating this for many years and have had my ideas confirmed by both real people and these websites about meridians. Even one or two of my doctors have discussed this with me about the teeth meridians on the body but not exactly about the mind. That being said, you can not convince me that body parts are not related to the mind. That is already known by many.
And just to clarify, I don’t believe that I have any “personality defect”... and I don’t see why you feel the need to insult a stranger. Perhaps it is you who have a defect? After filing my teeth down with dental tools and construction sand paper my symptoms that brought me to psychiatrists are almost completely disappeared. If I can get the teeth extracted then I will update this to confirm that it would provide further balance, equilibrium and peace of mind. It may even allow further mind expansion and third eye awakening. I don’t know.
Perhaps this would be better in another forum. I wonder if anybody else will chime in with some positive opinions.
I totally believe that teeth and body are related to mind, but I don't think there is much to navigate or control, while there is lots of connectedness to observe - like nature in a park.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: Juxter2020]
#26628950 - 04/26/20 06:09 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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the mouth, and more critically the teeth are connected to all the other parts of the body thanks to the meridian system. oral posture not only affects your face muscle, bones, nerves, fascia, but also the rest of your body- the physicality, the physiology and the even mentality.
the form and function of the oral system is not in any way separate from the rest of the body. meridian dentistry is of course taking on a very holistic view point, so anyone that says the body is separate from the mind would find no practicality in it.
the meridians work both ways, each tooth connected to an organ, so an unhealthy tooth can make an organic disordering, or a problem distally in the body can create tooth problems.
having your lateral incisors removed may effect your kidneys and bladder. emotionally these meridians would be connected with shame, shyness, guilt, helplessness, exhaustion, and a broken will.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: thealienthatategod]
#26629461 - 04/26/20 10:39 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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meridians are a theory that attempts to explain the connectedness of things that are connected in the brain - whether there is anything real in the "structure of a meridian" or not makes no difference.
a connection exists and can be respected as required.
note - tooth removals engage gum bone and neural plasticity, meridians do not become damaged, the meridian is a schematic concept of something in the normal associative functioning of the brain.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: redgreenvines]
#26629716 - 04/26/20 12:13 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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I no longer require teeth. That makes me transcen-dental.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: redgreenvines]
#26629739 - 04/26/20 12:23 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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the meridian becomes damaged, in the sense that the information that usually flows through that channel is not able to perform its energetic functions that maintains life's daily philological and metabolic processes.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: thealienthatategod]
#26629742 - 04/26/20 12:25 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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physiological not phil logic
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: thealienthatategod]
#26629809 - 04/26/20 12:51 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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no information flows on meridians, they are schematics for the incidental brain connections between parts of the body - in acupuncture: precision of each point stimulated along any meridian is more important than physically affecting the meridian itself. several points usually need to be stimulated to get the desired acupuncture median mediated effect.
meridians are neither pipes nor wires - more of a drawn mnemonic for points with effects in acupuncture and accupressure.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: redgreenvines]
#26629841 - 04/26/20 01:05 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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meridian literally translates to channel. the energy that informs everything flows along the meridians.
on one level whats passing through is inanimate energy, on another level its conscious information.
a point is just an entryway into the meridian, a secondary support conduit.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: thealienthatategod]
#26630275 - 04/26/20 04:33 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Everyone has their opinion but removing teeth or filing them down is another matter.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: Rahz]
#26630507 - 04/26/20 06:19 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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however, if a tooth is compromised, and the problem can't be addressed by eliminating imbalances, a dental intervention could have a very positive impact for the rest of the body.
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: thealienthatategod]
#26630554 - 04/26/20 06:42 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Just don’t get too carried away, lookin a wee bit like a complex from over here 👈
I mean ya, interdependent/connected interactions for the body as a system, gotcha, but at some point your overreaching without noticing all while beginning to run a psych analysis on yourself. Teeth are important in overall health, and the nerve ending in them end up connecting with other bundles of nerves in the CNS, and the more teeth are deviated from looking like the norm, or being unhealthy, from standards that are the used in modern first world countries, the more it can potentially impact ones self esteem, confidence, etc etc.
Maybe ya should look into become a dentist, or a dental technician or something or Other if your interest runs deep? 🤔
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Re: Teeth- meridians and relations to consciousness/ organs [Re: thealienthatategod]
#26630714 - 04/26/20 08:29 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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thealienthatategod said: however, if a tooth is compromised, and the problem can't be addressed by eliminating imbalances, a dental intervention could have a very positive impact for the rest of the body.
Compromised how? And correcting what imbalance will correct a dental problem?
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