Instant buy as a heart lover. Fantastic! 
Expand that infinite power of heart 
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middle of the night, just woke up to check the forum, in case. Always wanted a kind of mind/heart type of field. Here it is ! Thank you ! gonna loop it for the rest of the night 
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Listening now and going to sleep with it on repeat. Will update on how I feel in the morning.
Goodnight all. Enjoy!
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Thank you!
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This can be the brother of Emotional Mastering Protocol
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Yes yes YES!
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Heart intelligence
Ancient philosophers already discussed the power and intelligence of the human heart. Aristotle regarded the heart as the center of reason, thought, and emotion. The Arab philosopher Abu Nasr al-Farabi believed that the brain was subordinate to the heart. Also, the French philosopher Auguste Comte stated in the 19th century that the brain should serve the heart.
The soul is the seat of wisdom. But what fascinates us so much about the heart? Have we wholly ignored anything with our modern science? No, because for a few decades, we have known that our heart has a network of about 40,000 neurons that are comparable to our brains. In other words, our heart has its intelligence, the heart’s intelligence.
The heart-brain connection
With its electrical impulse, the human heart can continue to beat when taken out of the body. Beating heart cells grown in Petri dishes synchronize with each other. The heart transmits much more powerful energy than anything else in the body, even more than the brain.
The neuron network in the human heart is in constant interaction with the brain. Neurons also convey emotion. These specialized cells are found in the brain and nervous system and, more importantly, in the heart.
We can exploit neurons to bring about coherence between the heart and brain. The heart neurons work closely with the brain neurons. The heart and brain are deeply connected through the heart-brain connection.
HeartMath Institute
Scientists at the HeartMath Institute in the US have been researching heart intelligence for several decades and have been able to connect science and spirituality. They talk about the heart-brain association and describe it as follows: “Our brain receives many instructions from the heart about how to act. Studies show that the heart is able to think, feel and experience emotions independently.”
Heartache versus happiness
Scientific studies from the same HeartMath Institute have shown that negative emotions such as anger, sadness, and poor self-confidence are harmful to the heart. Statistically, we are even more likely to have heart problems and even 20 times more likely to have a heart attack after the loss of a loved one.
On the other hand, positive emotions and happiness are accompanied by coherent (coherent) heart rhythms. So a happy feeling is good for the heart and good for our health. So, by training yourself to experience positive emotions such as appreciation or gratitude, you can train your heart and even improve your overall health.
The human heart, happiness in life, and heart coherence
Researchers at the HeartMath Institute have developed innovative tools and methods to achieve and measure the coherence between heart and brain. HeartMath has focused on the psychophysiology of stress, emotions, and the interaction between the heart and the brain.
Within the prevailing scientific model’s standards, the scientists have conducted more than 300 peer-reviewed and independent studies over the years on the effectiveness of HeartMath techniques and technologies. Their studies show many positive results in achieving a state of brain-heart coherence, where both organs come into a kind of flow and work together optimally.
Rollin McCraty, Ph.D., one of Heartmath’s founders, says, “The greatest hidden source of stress on the planet is the disorganization of the heart and mind, causing a lack of resonance. Lack of attunement is detrimental to humanity’s vitality and happiness.”
It gives a good description and a sober explanation that many people are looking for more happiness in life and throw themselves into destructive entertainment when the real joy is within themselves.
So the main challenge for most people is to connect with the heart and evoke the positive feelings of appreciation and gratitude that positively influence our happiness in life. It is a state of heart coherence that allows us to find ourselves and enjoy its benefits.
The intuition of the human heart
In our Western culture, it’s common for the brain to be at the helm and often overrule the heart’s intuition. We consider ourselves and each other “irrational” when we listen to our heart, and that has been the challenge for HeartMath: to resolve the split of heart and mind.
Scientist Gregg Braden works closely with the HeartMath Institute, and he puts it as follows: “The human brain does not like change. Switch to the heart and send messages to the brain.”
Positive emotions and the influence on health
Multiple studies from HeartMath show that self-regulation of the heart lowers blood pressure, improves hormonal balance, and improves recovery after a heart attack. More coherence means more health. Coherence facilitates the body’s natural regenerative processes.
Since the primary processes in our body (breathing, blood pressure, and heart rhythm) work closely together, a state of coherence affects countless secondary body processes, all of which benefit our health – both physical, emotional, and mental.
The electromagnetic field of the human heart
Our heart, like our brains, generates electromagnetic radiation. We can compare this radiation to a magnet’s field that creates patterns in iron filings. They are called “magnetic field lines.” These lines in magnetic fieldwork, like guitar strings and have their own vibration frequency.
When a solar wind reaches the Earth’s magnetic field, the energy rays form towards the Earth’s magnetic lines and cause vibrations, the field line resonance. Earth’s primary resonance on a normal day is about 1 Hz, exactly the same frequency as the coherent heart explains McCraty of HeartMath. “Human heart rhythms synchronize with the Earth’s resonant frequency in a way that no one ever thought possible.”
Heart-brain coherence
Dozens of studies, including those from the HeartMath Institute, have documented the benefits of meditation. Researchers have shown that with meditation, lowered blood pressure, anxiety, and depression relief, and we can achieve pain relief.
The practice of meditation also ensures coherent cooperation between the heart and the brain. In a meditative state, the heart produces different patterns than in a stressful situation. The same goes for emotions. Under the influence of positive emotions, such as appreciation, gratitude, and joy, the heart shows a coherent state, where the heart, breathing, and blood pressure work together in optimal condition.
HeartMath has developed exercises and equipment to train and support the cooperation between heart and brain. McCraty explains, “The HeartMath tools and techniques work in real-time. The method is to:
- focus on the heart
- activate compassion
- radiate that feeling on yourself and others.
This simple method can relieve stress, anxiety, or depression and lead to all the myriad other heart coherence benefits.
Achieving heart coherence
We can easily achieve a state of heart coherence by experiencing positive emotions such as appreciation, gratitude, caring, and compassion. With continued practice, this becomes a habit as it is simply a matter of conditioning.
When we exercise, we create improved communication between the heart and the brain. The coherence that arises is not only beneficial for us on a personal level but can also be applied on a large scale, such as with the Global Coherence Initiative, where people all over the world participate and strive for some form of “collective coherence”.
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This on a dog tag would be amazing 
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I was thinking something similar. In his videos, Greg Braden teaches that his process to establish heart/brain coherence only lasts for 4-6 hours, so he recommends the process be completed three times daily. With a tag or mandala, this state could be maintained full-time!
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But this is Captain’s version and we already know what that means 
I am pretty sure it compounds too.
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Yeah, maybe it will last longer. Would you mind playing this tomorrow morning, seeing how long it lasts throughout the day, then letting us all know?
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Just when I was thinking of looping a new audio overnight…
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Hidden Easter Eggs await to be discovered ;)
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That picture is absolutely beautiful… Can’t stop staring at it
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Im gonna sleep listening to it and wont play it tomorrow so i can comment on that.
But just tonight x instance i played it twice only like what an hour ago?
And im still feeling warm and cozy inside, connected to all without feeling affected.
I am super highly sensitive empath 
And all the fields combined or alone that can make me feel protected or shielding me like Schumann, plasma flower, Chandi, LoS, Armor of Light etc, help me navigate through my day feeling protected, strong etc.
But theres always this little anxious feeling there in my chest and throat. Constantly. Even just slightly but its there no matter what i do, ive learned to live with it but its not easy for empaths like Me.
But i have already never felt what this has made me feel in just 2 plays an hour ago. That feeling is gone. And instead theres calmness, deeply security within.
Literally connection from heart to my brain (reasoning) as to “everything is fine in my world and whatever bothers me is not mine” which is the main struggle for empaths, feeling uneasy no matter how well we are doing because we absorb from Papua new guinea to north pole to argentina 
Specially if you use your heart to heal others.
I feel whole. And not afraid of extending love to others without caution.
Edit: 2 hours ago!!
Wow. Imagine how im gonna wake up feeling!
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I keep on coming back to look at the picture. It makes me think of watermelon tourmaline, which is also related to heart healing.
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I looped it a few times and felt intense bliss and waves of love. Intense with a capital I. The more I tried sinking into the heart space, the bliss got more intense and quieter, like a beautiful thunderstorm of blissfulness without any sound or fury. Quiet, aware without an effort, and full of bliss.
The heart itself is a very powerful morphic field, with eons of sacred work across spiritual disciplines and cultures embodied there and I get a feeling this field is powerfully tapping into that sacred pool.
Thank you @Captain_Nemo 
Edit: Captain noted that this is also a smart field.
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