In The Secret Teachings of Chinese Energetic Medicine, the flow of electrons is called a current. A current produces a magnetic field, and likewise, a magnetic field induces an electrical current when it moves in relation to a conductor. Furthermore, the body’s channels are consider electrical circuits, and the points existing along each channel can be seen as booster amplifiers.
Spring is associated with the Wood Element and allows us to act in a manner that is deeply aligned with purpose and direction. Without a strong connection to purpose, we may begin to feel hopeless or desperate, with no perceived direction. Just like the compass on our phones occasionally require recalibration, our internal (energetic) compasses also benefits from reset. And Spring is the optimal season to do just that!
Biofield Tuning is a sound-based therapy that uses tuning forks to interact with the body’s biofield, the electromagnetic field that surrounds and permeates the human body. Developed by Eileen McKusick, this technique is based on the idea that physical tension, emotional stress and unprocessed experiences can create areas of dissonance or “noise” in the biofield. By introducing coherent frequencies, practitioners aim to support reorganization of outdated patterns, allowing the body to release stress and move toward a state of greater balance, coherence and regulation. Although there is limited clinical research within sound therapy and Biofield Tuning, recent studies have demonstrated statistically significant outcomes of stress reduction, elevated mood, decreased tension and improved spiritual wellbeing.
This is a live, virtual event that begins with a 15-minute topic review, followed by a 60-minute live audio Biofield Tuning focused on resetting the energetic compass within the electrical system.
Sound and gentle touch (of the neurovascular points) will be used to clear accumulated static and restore energetic flow within the head, eyes and sinus region — supporting electrical recalibration of the internal compass and inviting in a clear sense of direction.
Cost: $30
