Energy Healing
Ancient Shamanism
The Emotion Code
Energy, known as Chi, Ki, Qi, or Prana, is present in all living entities, including birds, flowers, trees, and humans. Working with energy may seem unusual to some, but it is rooted in science with a history that dates back to ancient times. This practice involves engaging the body’s dynamic electromagnetic field (Aura) to eliminate disharmony and restore balance. Energy therapists use various techniques to sense this force, including seeing, hearing, or feeling energy.
Energy work can be traced back thousands of years and encompasses concepts like the seven chakras and meridians, which inform practices such as acupuncture. It is based on scientific principles, as all matter, including solid objects like tables, vibrates. Humans also have vibrational frequencies, and happier individuals tend to vibrate at higher levels.
Locations carry vibrations too. For example, a room where a confrontation happened may feel heavy, while the beach has a lighter, more vibrant energy due to salt and moving air.
The Aura, a Greek term meaning "breeze," surrounds all vibrating entities, including humans, animals, plants, and crystals, and can sometimes be seen. It consists of layers that connect our physical and spiritual bodies, holding our experiences, memories, and emotions. This is one way psychics gather information, alongside the chakra system.
Our being comprises not just the physical and mental but also an energetic system made up of chakras, which means "wheel" in Sanskrit. Seven main chakras aligned along the spine provide subtle energy that optimizes the function of our organs, mind, and intellect.
Energy work facilitates healing and realigns bodily energies. Some modalities operate within the client’s aura and chakras with minimal physical contact, yet they can produce powerful effects. Sensations may include warmth, tingling, and profound relaxation.
The Emotion Code
Ancient Shamanism
The Emotion Code
The Emotion Code is a therapeutic technique developed by Dr. Bradley Nelson, designed to help identify and release trapped emotions that may be causing physical or emotional discomfort.
It operates on the principle that unresolved emotions can become stuck in the body, leading to various challenges such as stress, anxiety, or physical ailments.
Using simple muscle testing techniques, a practitioner guides clients to uncover these hidden emotions and facilitates their release. The goal is to restore emotional balance and promote overall well-being, allowing individuals to feel lighter, more positive, and empowered in their lives.
This approach is compassionate and focuses on achieving emotional freedom by addressing the root causes of emotional and physical issues.
Ancient Shamanism
Ancient Shamanism
Ancient Shamanism
Shamanism is the oldest form of healing, practiced by humans worldwide. A shaman is a healer who follows a spiritual practice and belief system that spans all continents.
Many major religions, like Buddhism and Christianity, have roots in ancient shamanism and retain connections to the divine. However, shamanism is not a formal ideology; it lacks dogma, a central authority, or universal rules. Many shamans also belong to other religions, such as Catholicism or Buddhism.
Shamans work with the spirit or the soul. They heal illness at the soul level. They gain knowledge and insight from working with the spirits of nature such as rocks and trees, the land, spirits of animals and their ancestors. For the shaman, everything is alive and carries information. You can call this spirit, energy, or consciousness.