3. Wellness is a Constant Balancing Process
in the Human Nervous System
CENTRAL SYSTEM
Brain & Spinal Cord
PERIPHERAL SYSTEM
Root Like Network
SOMATIC SYSTEM
Senses Data & Movement
AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
Involuntary Biological Functions
SYMPATHETIC AROUSAL PARASYMPATHETIC EASE
Active Bodily Tensing Passive Bodily Calming
Fight/Flight Reaction Generate/Conserve Response
Yang Yin
Balance Sustains Health, Vitality, & Longevity
4. Stress Reinforcement & Autonomic Imbalance
STRESSORS INDIVIDUAL
DRUGS/SURGERIES
Fight/Flight Core Beliefs
Premature Death
BODY REACTIONS
GENETIC TENDENCY
BP-PR> Adrenaline> Heart Diseases,
Immune-S, Cell R. < Cancers, Strokes…
Breath Q/S
BODY IN CRISIS
BODY DIS-EASE
Muscle, Chemistry, Immune System
Metabolism Exercise + Relaxation
No Changes in Individual
IMBALANCE THRESHOLD UNHEALTHY COPING
FEELINGS H-B P, Headaches, Ulcers, Drugs, Alcohol,
Anger, Irritability Fatigue, Anxiety, Burnout. Smoking, Caffeine
5. Impact of AMT in the Daily Cycle of Stress
AMT
Meditation Cause-Effect
Ki Breathing Self-Honesty
Mindfulness Compassion
Exercise & Relaxation
7. Impact on Personal & Interpersonal Growth
• Improves listening skills, empathy, & compassion.
• Enhances presence, creativity, and confidence.
• Balances self-boundaries with a genuine openness.
• Nourishes interpersonal clarity and authenticity.
• Deepens intuitive insight & subtle body awareness.
• Increases productivity and efficiency in daily life.
• Promotes health, well-being, wonder, and optimism.
8. BREATH
Integrating Belly Breathing and Ki Breathing
Generating, Conserving, And Extending Ki Energy
Applying Breathe Skills in Walking Meditation.
9. Second Training Session
Zazen Body of Applied Meditation Therapy.
A Practice Period of Seated Meditation.
Third Training Session
Two Periods of Sitting & Walking Meditation.
Debriefing and General Questions
Fourth Training Session
Two Periods of Sitting & Walking Meditation
Debriefing & Question and Answer Period