"The Sense of Unity Healing Machine": a demo given by artist/auto mechanic Mahmood Rezaei-Kamalabad

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - April 21, 2013 - PRLog -- "The Sense of Unity Healing Machine": demonstration and discussion given by Mahmood Rezaei-Kamalabad. Saturday, May 11, 6-8 pm. Presented at Aladdin Auto Repair Gallery, 162 Alewife Brook Parkway, Cambridge, MA 02138. Located behind the Fresh Pond Cinema in the Fresh Pond Mall; plenty of free parking and conveniently located near the Alewife Station on the Red Line. Free and open to all; wheelchair accessible. For information call (617) 547-8000 or visit
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Mahmood Rezaei-Kamalabad has been an artist and philosopher in Cambridge for over thirty years. Much of his work has focused on the uniting of the world’s three main religions towards a place of spiritual cooperation in the leadership of the world.

In addition to his artistic and philosophical work, Mahmood designed "The Sense of Unity Healing Machine" in 1985. The gyro-scope like machine mimics the rotation of the earth as the person vertically secured to a stretcher within the machine experiences the rotational movements. Mahmood believes the rotational movement has health benefits on a molecular and cellular level that may be influential in today’s medical research towards finding solutions to many of the world’s health problems.

During the North Cambridge Open Art Studio weekend, May 11-12, 2013, Mahmood will hold an evening discussion and demonstration of "The Sense of Unity Healing Machine" and would like to invite the public to come and experience the possibilities of the new technology. The first hour of the discussion and demonstration will be a chance to meet and greet the artist while enjoying refreshments and viewing the pieces in his gallery. During the second hour, Mahmood will do a live demonstration of "The Sense of Unity Healing Machine" and explain the theory behind the health benefits the machine may have. Similar designs have been developed more recently, such as by The GyroStim Company that has been using their gyroscope for treating those who have experienced brain trauma.

Mahmood’s art and philosophy are on display at his studio and mechanic shop, the Aladdin Auto Repair Gallery.

Background information:

The Aladdin Auto Repair Gallery is an unlikely space to find inner peace, but in this “hidden den of spirituality aka auto shop” (quote by B.P., Yelp blogger and satisfied customer) even hints of how to attain world peace can be discovered. Surrounded by his metal sculptures, autobody-mind-and-soul mechanic Mahmood Rezaei-Kamalabad practices his art of internal and external alignment while busy working on vehicles that need fixing.

All the ingredients necessary for achieving peace can be found in and around Aladdin’s. The art space and auto repair shop are one – with the universe. Wedged between two parked cars is the 1300 lb. 6’x9’ “Birth of the Moon” metal sculpture. Hoisted up on a lift in the back of the gallery / shop is Rezaei-Kamalabad’s “Aladdin Car,” a converted 1989 Dodge Colt which contains the Ghoodsi or Celestial driving system that moves the position of the driver to the center of the vehicle. His “The Sense of Unity Healing Machine” is inspired by the work of Muslim scientist Abu Raihan Al-Biruni (973-1048 C.E.), who along with other Muslim scientists at that time, used a gyroscope to figure out how the earth, moon and sun all rotate.

Among the gigantic steel art objects are hung the more delicate metal sculptures. The “Double Edged Sword”, made from a leaf spring found under cars, speaks to the good in all religions. The “Hoopoe Bird” comes from the King Solomon biblical tradition of bringing no harm to any living creature. “The Idea” symbolizes peace and happiness in the world – to be attained only when individuals discover these qualities within themselves.

Visitors are welcome to relax and sip on strong, spicy Persian tea while perusing Rezaei-Kamalabad’s “Holy Book of Light,” a merger of the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Koran. There is no rush while everything is repaired in a timely fashion – including the visitor, who will drive away feeling as perfectly balanced as the car.

Background of the artist/philosopher:

Mahmood Rezaei-Kamalabad’s work is all about balance. He tinkers relentlessly to find that centered moment when mind, soul and body are in perfect harmony. His theory is that when the body is off-center in its orientation, the mind will also be imbalanced, and vice versa. If a single being is out of balance, then the entire universe is off kilter. One only needs to turn to nature to find examples of perfect balance and harmony.

Mahmood Rezaei-Kamalabad was born in Tehran, Persia (as he prefers to call it), and since migrating to the U.S., he has received a bachelors and masters in fine art, along with credits towards a PhD, as he describes it, in “Islamic Science and Western Science under the interference wave and depth, related to holography and Islamic geometric patterns.” He has been featured on WCVB-TV’s “Chronicle” both in July 2005 and August 2006 and Plush Films has made two documentaries about Rezaei-Kamalabad’s work.

Visit http://www.yazero.com for further information on Rezaei-Kamalabad's art, his singing, and his way of life.