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1-2-3: The Map of Consciousness, Progressive Overload and John D. Rockefeller

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📸 Shocking Visual:

The image depicts a spectrum of consciousness levels and the corresponding human experiences as per Dr. David Hawkins "Map of Consciousness."

It categorizes various emotional states from shame to enlightenment, each assigned a numerical value indicating its position on the scale of consciousness.

At the lower end of the spectrum, emotions like shame, guilt, and apathy represent states of lower consciousness and contraction, often associated with inaction and negativity.

As one moves up the spectrum, emotions transition into courage, neutrality, and willingness, where personal growth and change become possible.

Higher up, states like love, joy, and peace reflect even higher consciousness levels.

These higher states are linked to expansive human experiences such as peak performance, high productivity, and a sense of synchronicity with the universe.

Enlightenment tops the chart, representing the pinnacle of human potential and consciousness.

People operating at this level experience profound peace and a deep understanding of the universe and their place within it.

This map serves as a tool to understand how our emotions and consciousness levels can directly influence our life experiences and personal growth.

📽️ Workout Tips:

  1. Progressive Overload with Varied Repetitions

     

    To maximize muscle growth and strength, incorporate the principle of progressive overload into your workout regimen.

     

    This means gradually increasing the weights you lift, but it also includes varying your repetition ranges.

     

    Some days, aim for lower reps with heavier weights to build strength, and other days, do higher reps with lighter weights to improve muscular endurance and size.

     

    This variability not only challenges your muscles in different ways but also helps prevent plateaus and reduces the risk of injury.

     

  2. Mind-Muscle Connection in Resistance Training

     

    Focus on the mind-muscle connection during resistance training to enhance your workout's effectiveness.

     

    By concentrating on the specific muscle you are working, you can increase muscle activation and achieve more targeted growth.

     

    For example, when performing bicep curls, really focus on the feeling of the bicep contracting and releasing.

     

    This technique not only ensures proper form but also maximizes the impact of each rep, leading to better strength gains and more efficient workouts.

🔗 Useful Resources

  1. Ultra-processed foods accelerate biological aging

     

    Ultra-processed foods have been associated with poor nutritional quality and potential health risks.

     

    Now, a new study suggests that high consumption of ultra-processed foods is also associated with a significant acceleration in biological aging, which may lead to chronic diseases and decreased lifespan.

  2. Your Phone Screen & Sitting Are Destroying Your Brain!

     

    Watch this podcast to understand how.

     

  3. The world’s richest man built the entire healthcare system to keep you sick.

     

    He transformed healing into a profit-driven machine—and buried natural medicine in the process.

     

    This man is John D. Rockefeller.

     

    And here is the dark story of how he did it.

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