Learning
Functions of blood:
Blood has three main functions: transport, protection and regulation.
Transport:
Blood transports the following substances:
Gases, namely oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2), between the lungs and rest of the body
Nutrients from the digestive tract and storage sites to the rest of the body
Waste products to be detoxified or removed by the liver and kidneys
Hormones from the glands in which they are produced to their target cells
Heat to the skin so as to help regulate body temperature.
What is common in all three function? Apparently it look as if all are different function. One is connected with gas, two is food and last waste product. Then what is common? Wisdom of the Blood.
It’s the wisdom of the blood to accept the oxygen through lungs circulates in the body and then allowing the lungs to through out the toxin gases out of the system. Similarity it also throw the waste material not required by the body allowing the kidneys to purify it. But before this it absorbs the nutrients required by the body. The wisdom and the intelligence of blood protects the body from the infection of the injuries by forming the clotting and producing the antibodies to fight the alien elements.
For us:
There is wisdom in uncertainty – it opens a door to the unknown, and only from the unknown can life be renewed constantly.
The best way to live is to embrace the wisdom of uncertainty. How is this done? By attuning yourself to the following:
1. The feeling in your heart.
2. Your highest sense of purpose.
3. A worldview larger than yourself.
4. A sense of empathy with others.
5. A desire to be of service.
6. An understanding that you are unique in the universe.
7. An understanding that you deserve to be happy and fulfilled.
By being in tune with these things, which exist in everyone, you can escape the stress and pressure, the insecurity and doubt, that causes people to become stuck. Becoming stuck happens in various ways. You might find yourself settling for something you know isn’t ideal or what you really want or what is best for you. You may choose dull conformity, giving into opinions and beliefs that aren’t your own. In extreme cases, your inner light may fade until you feel like a victim or the pawn of circumstance.
If you consciously attune yourself to the best in your nature, you will be holding tight to the invisible thread. The world’s wisdom traditions declare that Dharma is real and can be trusted. Uncertainty isn’t something to fear.
Learning from Blood: Wisdom Of Uncertainty
