Cons of Cosmetic Surgery

Looking to give yourself a new facelift without surgery by using botox?

Think again.

This article by Patrick of Energy Healing Info discusses the cosmetic surgery risks for out of body experience enthusiasts. If you're afraid that cosmetic surgery will affect the opening of your third eye, this is a great article for you.

Although Patrick says that it may not affect your third eye and therefore not interfere with your psychic abilities like astral projection, telepathy, and so on; using botox can be an inefficient and dangerous way of bringing balance.

If you are into new age, alternative therapies you should look into more alternative therapies like meditation.

I do not think that injection of Botox directly interferes with third eye function. Technically, a person who is completely paralyzed could have fantastic third eye function and be able to demonstrate astral projection, telepathy, clairvoyance and many other nifty third eye skills. I do, however, feel that it is a dangerous and inefficient way of bringing balance.

If you want to use Botox solely for cosmetic (vanity) use, I would strongly urge you away from it. Paralyzing the muscles in your forehead to minimize the look of a furrowed brow is not going to make you a better person. It is an artificial way of improving your feelings of self worth. I would urge you to first look at why you aren't happy with your appearance.

Are you so worried that your brow is constantly furrowed? If so, consider meditation or some herbal supplements that will help you to handle the stressors in your life. Meditation is one of the most important things you can do to improve any situation in your life. Meditation provides guidance in every situation. It helps you to observe factors in your life that are out of balance. Even more than that, meditation provides inner guidance for how best to bring balance back.

Using a potentially toxic substance to temporarily change the way you look will not necessarily change the way you feel about yourself. Instead, focus on physical health through eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, minimizing junk food and fast food (which do not honor the body), and engaging in regular joyous exercise like dance, martial arts, tai chie, chi gong, or yoga. These activities will all reduce stress (thereby indirectly reducing the "furrowed brow" look), and improve your self image in such a way that improves your entire life.