Oh, well, I guess I need to cover my tracks a bit
I'm putting out the question from the viewpoint that most if not all religions are scams composed of enough truth and "bad guys" to absorb a being's interest for a long long time.
From my experience and viewpoint no major religion truly supports any true technologies or processes that will get a person out of his, as wingmakers say, HMS. Meditation is tolerated because it can be controlled and because it is a slow boat to China, imho. So is quantum breath, imho. But I support it from the viewpoint that it is better than nothing, AND, IF a person develops it into a lifelong habit then he will most likely carry it over into his next lifetimes and that will put him stars above those who are still soundly asleep.
Sorry I cannot give you anymore than my own opinion, which is a substitute for actually testing something out.
It would be interesting to do a poll of this forum and find out how many members routinely practice meditation or breathing processes or any other spiritual process. I would imagine that there would be a wide discrepancy between those who adhere to a philosophy or religion espoused by a group and those who actually do the spiritual practice endorsed by above group. How many of these religions support gatherings specifically to help members do their spiritual practices?
I have seen religions that form local meditation groups where actual meditation is aided and achieved. I'd put my money in the collection plate for that.
The early christian gatherings were nothing like what one sees go on in major churches today.
In the age of internet, WingMakers could (and should) create a "Room" where adherents can come and get together and be guided through their first steps at establishing a routine "Quantum Breathing" program. I would put my money in the collection plate for something like that. Would someone please pass this onto the webmaster?
Plus, I like the WingMakers intricate artwork, all other things aside.
gnosis