Albert Garoli - The Evolutionary Glitch: Rise Above the Root of Your Problems

The natural tendency of every living being is to survive and strive toward a direction: this is the path of life. An evolutionary path is imprinted in our genes and it is up to us to discover it and make the most of it. Our genetic disposition and its natural tendencies express our purpose in life; our life goal is marked in our cells.

Through a long and extensive study of the electrical properties of bodies, tissues, and reflexes, particularly following the footprints of modern pioneers of electro-physiology such as Professor Harrold Saxon Burr, Reinhold Voll, and Biophysicists like Alexander G. Gurwitsch and Fritz-Albert Popp, I have formulated a pragmatic theory on an evolutionary malfunction in our thinking processes. This hindrance to the natural process of adaptation and development acts like a glitch in human evolution.

Ancient Chinese philosophy expressed the concept of evolution through the idea of the way, a particular subjective predisposition to evolve. Whereas modern thought considers the goal of life to be the acquisition of materialistic goods, the way to evolve in natural environments is to be in harmony with the surroundings, to function in synchronicity with the greater whole. Just like the cells of a body have individual functions that work in synchronicity with all the other cells for a healthy body to work properly, each person's individual goals should work in harmony with group goals. Understanding the reciprocal interaction between individual and group functions sheds light on a second concept. Not only should we avoid individualistic objectives and discover what we can do to contribute to the betterment of the group over the long-term, but we should also see that our unique goals of life seem to be imprinted in our cells as functional for the greater whole.

As a practitioner and teacher of Traditional Chinese and Oriental Medicines, I found many similarities between ancient epistemological explanations of natural laws of evolution and modern biology, psychology, and physics. However, a major discrepancy was found between modern thought and traditional medicines in regards to perceptions of the evolution of the central nervous system humans use to build their map of reality. With the help of new findings, this book provides an analysis of the source of our future orientation and destiny. This concept was known as Ming in Traditional Chinese Medicine, and refers to ancient traditional paradigms of vitality thought to be the director of life at the cellular level.

This book provides a clear and detailed description of our evolutionary flaws, engaging in the explanation of how our destiny and future orientation is largely influenced by our behavior in response to our environment. It also provides some prototypical techniques we can use to get rid of these flaws so we can finally resonate with our life goals.

For the past decade, I have conducted extensive research in biological learning models. With the data collected from thousands of patients, combined with my studies on expert systems and artificial intelligence systems, I have learned how cells adapt to their environment. Most interestingly, I have come across two main problems: the discovery of how much the environment can program us, and how wrong conditioning can alter the way we learn.

I came to understand that good, healthy people are those who have learned properly from life, whereas others have made mistakes in their method of learning. It became evident that there is an evolutionary glitch in our neural network that is at the root of human physical and mental suffering.

By explaining how to uncover the glitch in our central nervous system, this book shows how to express natural inborn tendencies and the positive effects that a rebuilt conscious mind has to offer. In the view that an evolutionary glitch is at the base of human physical and mental suffering, this book provides some revolutionary concepts and life changing models that anyone can harness through practice. Most importantly, drawing on the study of Phenotypology (the science that studies the effect of the environment on an organism), this book uncovers the root of all your troubles: your conditioned neural network.

In this book, I have merged major fields of human research such as physiology, neurobiology, cognitivism, general systems theory, and traditional medicines and philosophies, while keeping the terminology and explanations as simple as possible. In order to avoid distraction from the progressive and subjective processes introduced in the book, not all of the scientific research has been included. However, the scientific background for the concepts presented in this book are available at www.holonomics.info