Catholic Meditation with James
I Highly Recommend Not Listening To One Of Our Podcasts While Driving, These Are Internal Visualization Exercises, Exercises For The Synapses Of Our Neuron Cells.
Catholic Meditation Is Divine Directional Meditation Based On The Frequency Of The Divine Consciousness Of Jesus. Rather Than Impersonal Mindful Meditation That Views The Physical Body As An Obstacle To Divine Consciousness, Catholic Meditation Views The Physical Body As Our Vehicle For Divine Consciousness. We Take Jesus As The Incarnation Of "The Glory Of Yahweh", Who Demonstrated Physical Through His Photon Explosion During His Physical Body's Glorification And Resurrection, That Our Body, Our Consciousness is Based On Divine Frequency. The Frequency Of Our Consciousness Is Based On Our Sense Of Sacredness. You Cannot Be In Life Without Eating And Drinking, That is The Reasoning Behind The Lord's Sacrifice.
In The Short Run, This Is An Subtle Exercise Psalm For The Illumination And Exercise, Of The Synapes Of The Neuron Cells Of The Lobes Of Our Brains.
In The Long Run, This Is For Exercising The Frequency Of Our Brain Waves, The Cultivation Of Our Sixth Sense, Our Sense Of Sacredness.
This Asset Is Available To Those Of Us Who Participate In Our Lord, Jesus' Sacrifice, And Take For Granted Our Bodies Have Been Designed And Sign By Our Father To Be His Living Tabernacles.
You Cannot Separate Meditation From The Tabernacle, The Way Of Sacred.
Let Us Take Time To Breathe With Our Lord and The Rest Of His Family, Increase Our Oxigen, Become Invigorated, And Exercise Our Neuron Cells.
Enjoy James
Catholic Meditation with James
07-13-25 Our Sunday Rosary Of Devotional Diaphragm Breathing
Brothers And Sisters Of Jesus,
Our Sunday Rosary Of Devotional Diaphragm Breathing
We Continue Reinforcing
Our Devotional Diaphragm Muscle & Synapses Memory
We Use Our
Devotional Diaphragm Breathing
As A Prayerful Way Of Pacing Ourselves
Our Diaphragms is A Dome Shaped Muscle Located Across
The Bottom Of Our Lungs And Above Our Stomachs.
This Muscle During Our Inhalation Contracts and Flattens,
Our Chests Cavities Enlarges.
This Creates A Vacuum Which Pulls More Air Into Our Lungs.
Relaxing Us And Increasing The Oxygen In Our Blood.
Think Of Jesus
When He took A Deep Breath And Breathed Into His Apostles
And Said “Receive The Holy Spirit”
Devotional Diaphragm Breathing
Is Not Only A Prayerful Way Of Pacing Ourselves
But Our Means
To Establish Our Muscle And Synapses Memory
Of Lowering Our Diaphragm
After Inhaling On Jesus And Exhaling On Christ
Personal Note From James
I Have No Official Position In The Catholic Church
I Am Not A Monk Or Priest
Nor Am I A Biblical Scholar - I Am Still Learning
I Highly Recommend Ascension "Bible In A Year" with Mike Schmitz
I Am Parishioner At My Local Catholic ChurchWith a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy
Certificates of having completed courses
of Hypnotism and Yoga.
My Podcast will only be Dealing with Prayerful Meditation, if you looking for any of my personal History, Visions, And Insights please go to my website where I have a Blog, Observation, and Research Links.
My Website
https://jc-aim.com/