Everything is ENERGY.
Our bodies are electromagnetic systems, energy structures and flows, and this fact was recognised for millennia by TCM, yoga, shamanism. Ancient Sumerians, Egyptians, Greeks, Chinese possessed knowledge about energetic dimensions of our being, and ways of healing with it were carried throughout ages by shamanic traditions around the world. Modern science is catching up on what has long been known to humanity – everything is energy.
Energy has been named in ancient cultures worldwide: ki (Japan), chi (China), prana (India), sekhem (Egypt), or more recently: orgone, tachyon, eather, Akasha; by religions: spirit, Holy Spirit; and by modern science: longitudinal waves, Tesla waves, Scalar waves, zero-point energy, the implicate order, the Higgs field, source field, torsion field, the field, gravity waves, neutrinos, etc. These names point toward the same phenomenon in its many facets.
What do we know about energy?
Knowledge about energy is not kept secret any longer, and it’s probably true to say that an average person nowadays knows quite a lot about it.
Would it be also true to say that an average person nowadays knows about and how to work with their own energy?
Do we actually experience our energy, or is our life experience limited to a belief that we are our body? Can we see energy? Can we see our thoughts? Can we influence either of them?
The realm of the invisible is fantastically portrayed in sci-fi and fantasy novels and movies, like “The Witcher”, “Rings of Power”, “Star Wars”, etc., which reached worldwide audiences of pop culture. The same realm is frequently visited by shamans, yogis, alternative healers, intuitives in order to heal, gain knowledge, explore other realms or experience unity consciousness, the ecstasy of Life, the Lightness of Being.
Knowledge is different in different states of consciousness.
How often do you experience insights, downloads, and intuition? And if you do, do you take it seriously, and act on it immediately? If not, why not? How do you feel about your dreams?
Asking oneself questions creates space for growth. And it’s not necessarily about finding answers, as they will change with time and experience. It’s more about the experience of finding out, gaining more understanding, knowledge about ourselves and the reality we live in. One of the old Delphi maxims “Know thyself” hasn’t lost its relevance, even in times of modern technological advances and AI invention.
Human beings have a huge potential in their ability to access different states of consciousness. To tap into that potential, it is necessary to practice presence and awareness, cultivating inner silence, focus, connection, eliminating habits that cause loss of our energy.
Energy is the most valuable resource in the world.
Our personal energy is equally precious. We need to learn how not to waste it. The more we preserve it, take care of it, refine it – the better life quality and the more interesting experience we can have in this lifetime.
There are many modules of energy healing practised around the world. Sound healing is one of them and in my own experience, and that of many of my clients, it’s very effective.
The main principle it operates on is that everything is energy. I have come across this statement so many times in my pursuit of knowing, and with time and practice I found it true.
Sound healing practitioners use various instruments like gongs, crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, tuning forks etc. that are tuned to various frequencies. Frequencies are waves of energy. Measured in units of Hertz which express the number of waves per second, frequencies of healing instruments correspond to various frequencies emitted in the Universe that are beneficial to our energetic and physical bodies. If we think about it, we don’t just live in our homes at a given address. We live on the Earth, which is one of the planets of the Solar system, which is a tiny part of our galaxy, which is a tiny part of the Universe. We are part of that immense and unknown Universe.
Humans perceive a small band of energy frequencies which manifest as sounds and light. Yet we are hugely affected by all of them.
Energy vibrations can override each other.
Stronger vibrations change vibrations of lower frequencies, and this phenomenon is known as entrainment. That is how healing vibrations overwrite those that are disharmonious and cause illnesses, discomfort, and emotional and mental imbalances. Healing happens when we bring back harmony and balance into our being, and when we build resistance to unhealthy factors in our lives which are oftentimes unavoidable. This may mean we need to learn to hold a particular frequency that is most beneficial for us.
When we bathe in the sounds of healing instruments what is happening to us is a form of vibrational catharsis. We are put back into a state of harmony and balance. The healing sounds work on cellular level, and soul level. I believe that it is the most accessible form of energy healing for all people, in the past reserved only for emperors.
Practiced on regular basis it can benefit us hugely in managing our stress levels, symptoms of overworking and overthinking, ageing; freeing stuck emotions, breaking unhealthy mental patterns or allowing us to more fully (or for the first time) experience totality of our being.
I have been so inspired by working with the energy, that I made it my goal to share it with those willing to try it and practice it.
I have worked with many healers from various traditions, and with various plant medicines, and I don’t cease to being astonished by the Intelligence of other realms (other than human). This is what shamanic traditions around the world focus on: on finding harmonious balance with the world we live in, exploring potentialities of our being, cultivating the thread of Life.
I will explore that in the Healing Circles and gong baths I organise for members of local communities in London. With all my heart I invite those who resonate with this idea and the pursuit of real knowledge.
