Roger Bannister, 2009

Roger Bannister (1929-2018) hatte als Läufer eine körperliche Leistungs-
grenze überschritten, die bis dahin nicht überschritten worden war. Im Jahr
1954 schaffte er es als Erster, eine Meile (~1,6 km) in nur vier Minuten zu
laufen. Nach ihm schafften andere Läufer es auch, diese Hürde zu nehmen.

• Das universale (Bewusstseins)Feld ist GOTT, das Absolute.
• Ein Attraktorfeld, auch morphogenetisches Feld genannt, ist fraktal, das heißt unendlich.
• Es bildet Kontext.
• Es ist nichtlokal.
• Es zeigt die verborgene Kohärenz von Dingen, die inkohärent erscheinen (nachgewiesen von Edward Lorenz).
• Gruppenauras und Energiefelder sind untergeordnete Felder, die innerhalb von Attraktoren auftreten.
• Meme sind kulturelle bzw. gedankliche feinstoffliche Einheiten.

Wer sich von gefährlichen Sportarten fernhält, ist gut beraten, denn so steigen die Chancen, nicht aus Unachtsamkeit vor dem gesetzten Todeszeitpunkt zu sterben. Hawkins erfuhr durch kinesiologische Muskeltests, dass der Mensch in den wach-be-
wussten Phasen nur etwa 3/4 der Zeit "voll da" ist, denn zu 24 % schwenkt das Bewusstsein auf einen Stand-by-Zustand. In solchen Phasen können Unfälle geschehen, das heißt, man stirbt vor der Zeit.

Personal avowals

• In my childhood I was lucky enough to get into this world of courage, sincerity, and ennoblement. A world where the primary value is not physical force, but human qualities. The Judo school is a school of mutual assistance and coope-
  ration. Self-confidence, vigor, purposefulness, respect for elders, teammates and opponents are highly valued there.
  In general, this sport has a tremendous positive impact on the modern world. This sport makes our life more humane;
  brings people together; and gives us powerful, positive emotions.
  Vladimir Putin [LoC 190] (*1952) Russian president, former KGB agent, cited in: The Importance of Putin's Remarks on Judo to Understanding The Man and His Goals, presented by the Russian news website Russia Insider, Dr. William Wedin, 23. June 2016

Insight

• We dance to survive, and the beat offers a yellow brick road to make it through the chaos that is the tempo of our times. We dance to shed skins, tear off masks, crack molds, and experience the breakdown – the shattering of borders bet-
  ween body, heart and mind, between genders and generations, between nations and nomads. We are the transitional generation. Blog article by Gabrielle Roth (1941-2012) US American dancer, musician, developer of the 5Rhythms approach,
  The Spiritual Power Of Dance, presented by the US American liberal-oriented online newspaper Huffington Post, 15. May 2011, updated 26. October 2012

BW – Tätigkeiten / Sportthemen

• 490 – World Cup in diversen Sportarten
• 480 – Super Bowl (Finale der US-amerikanischen American-Football-Profiliga)
• 455 – Finalspiele der US-amerikanischen Basketball-Nationalmannschaft
• 450 – Tennis Endausscheidungsspiele in Wimbledon (GB)
• 410 – Pasadena Tournament of Roses (Jährlich stattfindender Blumenwagencorso in Pasadena, Kalifornien)
• 405 – Rose Bowl (Jährlich ausgetragenes Spiel im College Football)
• 375 – Sportsendungen im US-amerikanischen Fernsehen
• 340-400 – Prominente Sportler
• 340/390 – Olympische Spiele

• 475 – Gesellschaftstänze
• 450 – Fußball
• 415 – Schachspiel (Brettspiel)
• 410 – Bridge (Kartenspiel)
• 410 – Körperübungen nach der Feldenkrais-Methode
• 400 – Wurfscheibenschießen, Skeet (Schießen mit Flinten und Schrotmunition auf Wurftauben)
• 400 – Golf
• 395 – Erholung, Ausspannen, Freizeitaktivitäten
• 375 – Gesellschafts- und Partyspiele spielen
• 350 – Radfahren
• 350 – Aerobischer Laufsport, Rennen, Joggen
• 350 – Tennis
• 345 – Basketball
• 330 – Baseball
• 330 – Amerikanischer Fußball
• 325 – Jonglieren, Positiver Effekt: Gehirntraining
• 320 – Fitnesstraining (Geräteübungen im Fitness-Studio, freizeitsportliche Aktivitäten)
• 310 – Schwimmen
• 305 – Tai Chi (Innere Kampfkünste)
• 295 – Bowling (Kegeln)
• 290 – Calisthenics
• 260 – Aikido
• 250 – Körpermassage
• 205-440 – Diverse Kampfsportarten
• 205 – Höhlen-Exkursion
• 205 – Bergsteigen
• 200 – Autorennen

• 185 – Zwanghaftes Body-Building
• 180 – Glückspiele, Wetten, Spekulation
• 180 – Boxen
• 160 – Illegale Einnahme von Steroiden
• 130 – Wilderei nach Elefanten-Elfenbein
• 120 – Unfair spielen
• 110 – Extremsportarten
•    90 – Absprachen bzgl. des Spielausgangs
•    80 – Sportarena der Gladiotoren im Römischen Reich
•    65 – Taubenjagd
•    65 – Eichhörnchenjagd
•    35 – Stierkampf, Hundekampf, Hahnenkampf
•    30 – Präriehundejagd

• 160 – Sexuelles Fehlverhalten gegenüber Untergebenen, Ehebruch
• 105 – Aufstand

LoC – Activity / Sportive topics

• 480 – Super Bowl (Championship game of the National Football League (NFL) – highest level of professional American football)
• 405 – Rose Bowl Game (Annual American college football bowl game in Pasadena, California)
• 340-400 – Famous athletes
• 340/390 – Olympic Games (World’s foremost sports competition with more than 200 nations participating)

• 450 – Soccer (Team sport played between two opposing teams of eleven players each with a spherical ball)
• 410 – Feldenkrais Method (Somatic educational system designed by Moshé Feldenkrais (1904-1984)
• 410 – Kung Fu
• 400 – Skeet and trap shooting (Disciplines of the sport)
• 400 – Golf (Precision club and ball sport with competing players)
• 350 – Cycling (Biking – using of bicycles – for transport, recreation, or for sport)
• 350 – Aerobic Running, jogging, sprinting
• 350 – Tennis (Ball sport played between two single players or between two double player teams)
• 345 – Basketball (Team sport with two opposing teams of five players each)
• 330 – Baseball (Bat-and-ball sport played between two opposing teams of nine players each)
• 330 – American football (Team sport played between two opposing teams of eleven players each)
• 320 – Physical exercise (Workout in a gym studio)
• 310 – Swimming (Water based sport)
• 305 – Taiji¹ (Martial art)
• 295 – Bowling (Indoor and outdoor sport in which players attempt to score points by rolling a bowling ball along a flat surface)
• 290 – Calisthenics (Aerobic exercise consisting of a variety of simple, rhythmical, movements using multiple equipment or apparatus)
• 260 – Aikido² (Japanese martial art developed by Morihei Ueshiba as a synthesis of his martial studies, philosophy, and religious beliefs)
• 240 – Qi Gong
• 205 – Caving (Spelunking or potholing; recreational pastime of exploring wild non-commercial cave systems)
• 205 – Mountain Climbing (Sport, hobby or profession of hiking, skiing, and climbing mountains)
• 205 – Bodywork
• 200 – Auto racing (Motorsport involving the racing of cars for competition)

• 185 – Bodybuilding (Form of body modification involving intensive muscle hypertrophy)
• 180 – Boxing (Combat sport in which two people fight each other using their fists)
• 160 – Steroid hormones (Artificially produced medications that duplicate the action for the naturally occurring steroids)
• 120 – Foul play (Inappropriate or unfair act by a player as deemed by a referee)
• 110 – Extreme sport (Outdoor adventure activities having a high level of inherent danger)
•   90 – "Fixing" a game

LoC – Activity

• 410 – Pasadena Tournament of Roses (Annual parade festival of flowers, music and equestrians and sports in Pasadena, California)
• 185 – Mardi Gras, Carnival in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

• 475 – Social dance (Danceforms or dance styles, where sociability and socializing are the primary focuses of the dancing)
• 415 – Chess (World's most popular two-player board game played on a square-checkered chessboard with 64 squares arranged in
              an eight-by-eight grid)
• 410 – Contract bridge (Trick-taking card game using a standard deck of 52 playing cards)
• 395 – Recreation (Recreational activities for enjoyment, amusement, or pleasure)
• 375 – Play
• 375 – Games Party games (Forms of entertainment at social gatherings)
• 295 – Bowling (Indoor and outdoor sport in which players attempt to score points by rolling a bowling ball along a flat surface)
• 250 – Body Massage

• Below 200 – Poker (involving betting and individualistic play)
• 180 – Gambling (Wagering of money or "stakes" [material value] on an event with an uncertain outcome)
• 130 – Poaching elephant ivory (Illegal taking of wild plants or animals contrary to local and international conservation and
              wildlife management laws)
•   65 – Dove hunting; squirrel hunting
•   35 – Performing mostly illegal acts of cruelty against animals as a form of amusement: Bullfighting³,
           Dog fighting (Blood sport in which dogs are involved to attack each other)
           Cockfighting (Blood sport between two roosters held in a ring called a cockpit)
•   30 – Prairie dog hunting

• 160 – Sexual misconduct (Entering a sexual relationship with a subordinate; rankism)
• 105 – Riot (Civil disorder of disorganized groups lashing out in a sudden and intense rash of violence against authority, property or people)