The theory of biorhythms, as originally disseminated within the so-called "chronobiology", states that our life is influenced by several cycles known as biological rhythms (physical, emotional, intellectual, intuitive, aesthetic and spiritual), which begin with birth (value zero) and that, with the passage of time, take positive values and then descend to negative values, with a periodic frequency. This frequency follows a constant of immutable periodicity. The duration in specific days for each cycle is as follows: 23-day physical, 28-day emotional, 33-day intellectual, 38-day intuitive, 43-day aesthetic and 53-day spiritual. The day a curve crosses the 0% horizontal axis is called "critical". These are the days when we are more vulnerable and exposed to problems of various kinds. The day when all six curves cross that axis is the most critical of all. One of those days is our birthday. When the curve is in the positive zone (the upper part of the graph) we have excellent skills in the activity that the cycle represents. If the curve is in the negative band (the lower part of the graph) it means that we are simply in bad shape with respect to that activity.
Knowing your own biological rhythm can help you avoid risks or plan life for the better. Biorhythms can be consulted to gain awareness of their own strengths and to plan particular activities in more favorable moments; to avoid work requiring the use of large energies in periods of unfavorable phases and reserve them for the days when the biorhythms enter the high phase or, if they are not avoidable, compensate with an increase in rest times those efforts that in the phases low are carried out at a higher cost of life energy.
So have fun to consult your biorhythms, but the best attitude is still to keep your feet on the ground and keep in mind that what happens in our lives is the result of what we are and think.
To change the consultation date, long touch on the "blue date" on the bottom left.
To save the biorhythm chart, long touch on "Save".
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