Lecture 6

Question 1

Purpose of innate intelligence

Answer 1

Primary sign of life
adaptativity ability to adapt

Question 2

What is the significance of cycles in chiropractic philosophy?

Answer 2

In chiropractic philosophy, cycles represent the complete course of operations involved in the flow of information from the brain to the body and back again. They are foundational to understanding the innate intelligence’s communication with the body and its role in maintaining health.

Question 3

How many natural cycles have been documented as the foundation for the study of cycles?

Answer 3

Over 2000 natural cycles have been documented as the foundation for the study of cycles in chiropractic philosophy

Question 4

What is the “Safety-pin cycle” in chiropractic terminology, and why is it named as such?

Answer 4

The “Safety-pin cycle” in chiropractic terminology refers to the cycle of communication between the brain and the body, named for its shape resembling that of a safety pin. It represents the flow of information from the brain to the body and back again, crucial for maintaining health and function

Question 5

List the six steps involved in the Simple Cycle.

Answer 5

Answer: The six steps of the Simple Cycle are:

Creation
Efferent Transmission
Expression
Impression
Afferent Transmission
Interpretation

Question 6

What are the three efferent steps of the Simple Cycle, and which side of control do they belong to?

Answer 6

The three efferent steps of the Simple Cycle are Creation, Efferent Transmission, and Expression. These steps belong to the side of control, indicating the direction of communication from the brain to the body

Question 7

Describe the process of “Creation” in the Simple Cycle.

Answer 7

“Creation” in the Simple Cycle refers to the generation of a mental impulse in the innate brain. This impulse carries adaptive information from the brain to specific tissue cells in the body. It involves assembling the informative part (Forun-Specific adaptive information) and the energy part (nerve impulse) to give matter specific properties and actions.

Question 8

Define the term “mental impulse” in chiropractic terminology

Answer 8

In chiropractic terminology, a “mental impulse” refers to an efferent nerve impulse created in the innate brain. It carries adaptive information from the brain to specific tissue cells in the body, playing a vital role in maintaining health and function

Question 9

What are the two components of a mental impulse?

Answer 9

The two components of a mental impulse are:

Question 10

Forun-Specific adaptive information:

Answer 10

Created by innate intelligence in the mental realm as a result of a perceived need of the body.
Electrochemical energy (nerve impulse): Energy created by innate intelligence to give action to the informative part of the mental impulse on the tissue.

Question 11

Explain the concept of “Forun-Specific adaptive information” in the context of mental impulse creation.

Answer 11

“Forun-Specific adaptive information” refers to the specific adaptive information created by innate intelligence in the mental realm in response to a perceived need of the body. It is tailored to the individual’s requirements for maintaining health and function.

Question 12

What role does innate intelligence play in assembling the components of a mental impulse?

Answer 12

Innate intelligence plays a crucial role in assembling the components of a mental impulse. It combines the Forun-Specific adaptive information and the electrochemical energy (nerve impulse) in the innate brain to give matter specific properties and actions, ensuring proper communication between the brain and the body for optimal health

Question 13

What is meant by the “Transmission of the Mental Impulse” in chiropractic philosophy?

Answer 13

The “Transmission of the Mental Impulse” refers to the actual physical movement of the mental impulse from the brain to the tissue cell in the body.

Question 14

Why is the transmission of adaptive information embedded in efferent nerve impulses considered crucial in the body’s overall functioning?

Answer 14

The transmission of adaptive information embedded in efferent nerve impulses is crucial because it facilitates communication between the brain and the body, allowing for proper function and adaptation to the environment.

Question 15

How can the transmission of the mental impulse be interfered with?

Answer 15

The transmission of the mental impulse can be interfered with because it follows a physical pathway. Any interference along this pathway can disrupt the flow of information from the brain to the body.

Question 16

What are the potential consequences of interference with the transmission of these messages?

Answer 16

Interference with the transmission of these messages can result in less efficient functioning of the body, as proper communication between the brain and the body is essential for optimal health and function.

Question 17

What does the “Expression of the Mental Impulse” entail in chiropractic philosophy?

Answer 17

The “Expression of the Mental Impulse” involves the successful translation of intelligence’s intent into action within the body

Question 18

How is the expression of the body’s innate intelligence manifested

Answer 18

The expression of the body’s innate intelligence is manifested when a tissue cell receives a mental impulse and responds adaptively to it.

Question 19

What happens when the mental impulse acts on the target matter?

Answer 19

When the mental impulse acts on the target matter, it causes a vibrational shift in that matter, facilitating the desired adaptive response in the body.

Question 20

What are the potential consequences of interference with the transmission of the mental impulse in terms of expression?

Answer 20

Interference with the transmission of the mental impulse can lessen the clarity of information, thereby interfering with innate intelligence’s intent and potentially hindering the body’s ability to express adaptive responses efficiently.

Question 21

What is meant by the “Impression of the Expression of the Mental Impulse” in chiropractic philosophy?

Answer 21

The “Impression of the Expression of the Mental Impulse” refers to the body’s awareness of the vibrational shift that occurs in tissue cells as a result of the action of the mental impulse.

Question 22

How does the body gain an impression of what has just occurred in terms of the vibrational shift in the tissue?

Answer 22

The body gains an impression of the vibrational shift by experiencing cell-to-cell communication, where cells become aware of how their immediate environment has changed due to the change in vibration of the cells around them

Question 23

How are the immediately adjacent cells affected by the tissue’s expression, and what impression is gained as a result?

Answer 23

The cells immediately adjacent to the tissue’s expression are affected by it, and they gain an impression of the change that has occurred in their environment due to the expression of the tissue.

Question 24

What is emphasized regarding the physical vibrations of tissue cells?

Answer 24

It is emphasized that each and every physical vibration of tissue cells leaves a footprint, implying that these vibrations have an impact and are recorded within the body’s physiological processes.

Question 25

How are impressions of vibrations sensed in chiropractic philosophy

Answer 25

Impressions of vibrations are sensed by Innate Intelligence, which represents the body's innate ability to perceive and interpret changes in its environment

Question 26

What does the step of "Transmission" in number #4 represent?

Answer 26

The step of "Transmission" in number #4 represents afferent transmission from the tissue cell to the brain cell. It involves the communication of sensory information from the body to the brain

Question 27

What does it signify that what happens to the body's matter must come back to the body's innate intelligence for interpretation?

Answer 27

It signifies the essential role of innate intelligence in processing and interpreting the sensory information received from the body. This ensures that the body can appropriately respond and adapt to changes in its environment for optimal function and health.

Question 28

What is involved in the interpretation of the impressions in chiropractic philosophy, as described in number #4?

Answer 28

The interpretation of the impressions involves the body's innate intelligence performing an analysis of the sensory information received. This process leads to an awareness of the meaning of the impression or footprint left by the tissue's vibrations.

Question 29

What outcome is associated with the awareness of the meaning of the impression or footprint?

Answer 29

The awareness of the meaning of the impression or footprint is an outcome of analytical intelligence, indicating the body's ability to analyze and understand the significance of the sensory input received.

Question 30

What happens once the interpretation of impressions is completed?

Answer 30

Once the interpretation of impressions is completed, a new plan or course of action, often termed as a "cunning plan," is formulated by the body's innate intelligence.

Question 31

How does the process described in number #4 relate to the cycle described earlier?

Answer 31

The process described in number #4 reflects a continuation of the cycle described earlier, where the body's innate intelligence continually processes sensory information, formulates new plans, and initiates actions based on the feedback received from the environment. This cyclical process ensures the body's adaptive responses and maintenance of health and function

Question 32

Example of Simple Cycle at Work: Creation (MI):

Answer 32

In the mental realm, the body's innate intelligence (MI) recognizes a need for adjustment due to a misalignment in the spine.

Question 33

Example of Simple Cycle at Work: Transmission (TB):

Answer 33

The transmission of adaptive information and physical energy begins as the innate intelligence communicates with the brain (TB) to initiate corrective action.

Question 34

Example of Simple Cycle at Work: Innate Body:

Answer 34

The message is received by the innate body, which processes the information and prepares to execute the necessary adjustments.

Question 35

Example of Simple Cycle at Work: Impression:

Answer 35

As the innate body makes adjustments, there is a vibrational shift in the affected tissue cells, leaving an impression of the corrective action taken.

Question 36

Example of Simple Cycle at Work: Afferent Pathway (including non-nerve; vibrational matrix/interconnectedness):

Answer 36

The impression of the vibrational shift is sensed not only by nerve pathways but also by the interconnected vibrational matrix of the body, signaling the success of the adjustment.

Question 37

Example of Simple Cycle at Work: Interpretation:

Answer 37

The body's innate intelligence interprets the impression, analyzing the effectiveness of the adjustment and formulating any further actions needed to restore balance and health.