FREQUENCY

Frequency is defined as a measurable rate of electrical energy flow that is constant between any two points.

Everything in the Universe has a frequency, including your physical body.  Each flower, plant, tree, mineral, rock, crystal, or gemstone has its own specific frequency. Each type of cell, organ, and system in each living organism also has its own specific frequency. Each thought and emotion has its own frequency. Each sound and colour has its own frequency. When an individual is not well their body's frequency lowers, the immune system weakens, and many invaders enter and stay in a person’s body.  This includes parasites, worms, bacterial infections, viruses, and different types of fungus. These invaders not only affect the direct functioning of a body, but they also cause other problems since they daily unload many toxins into the human body.
Disharmonious or unbalanced frequencies show themselves in many ways including discomfort, dis-ease, illness, fatigue, and a variety of different symptoms. When a body is healthy it has a relatively high frequency, and this is reflected through the frequency of individual cells, organs and systems.  When a person is not perfectly healthy the frequencies in the body are lowered.

ENERGY FIELD

We are essentially electromagnetic beings composed of tiny particles of energy and information pulsating and spinning at a high rate of speed.  At their highest frequency of vibration these particles are farthest apart.  At their lower frequencies they come closer together manifesting in the density of the physical body.

Albert Einstein famous equation E=mc2 proved to scientists that energy and matter are dual expressions of the same universal substance.  That universal substance is a primal energy or vibration of which we are all composed.

He also proved scientifically that energy becomes matter, and matter becomes energy according to the change in the frequency of vibration.

The human energy field forms the interface reacting with the physical cellular systems of the human physical body.  When the energy field is in balance and harmony, the physical body experiences Optimal Wellness.

THE CHAKRA SYSTEM

Information from various ancient texts of Indian yogic literature speaks of special energy centers which exist within our subtle bodies.  These energy centers, referred as “chakras” from the Sanskrit meaning “wheels” are said to resemble whirling vortices of subtle energies. The chakras are somehow involved in taking in higher energies and transmuting them to utilizable form within the human structure.  The chakras appear to be involved with the flow of higher energies via specific subtle energetic channels into the cellular structure of the physical body. At one level, they seem to function as energy transformers, stepping down energy of one form and frequency to allow level energy, this energy is, in turn, translated into hormonal, physiologic, and ultimately cellular changes throughout the body.

The ancient yogic teachings hold true with seven major chakras within the physical body. Each chakra is associated with a major endocrine gland and a major nerve plexus.

The seven major chakras are located in a vertical line from the base of the spine to the top of the head.  The first or root chakra is at the base of the spine near the coccyx and its corresponding nerve plexus is the sacral-coccygeal.  The root chakra affects the gonad glands and the reproductive system.

The second or sacral chakra is just below the navel near the spleen, and its corresponding nerve plexus is sacral. The sacral chakra affects the Leydig cells in the gonads and adrenals and the genitourinary system.

The third or solar plexus is in the upper part of the middle abdomen near the tip of the sternum, and its corresponding nerve plexus is also named solar. The solar plexus chakra affects the adrenal glands and the digestive system.

The fourth or heart chakra is located directly over the heart and the thymus, and its corresponding nerve plexus is the heart plexus. The heart chakra affects the thymus gland and the circulatory system.

The fifth or throat chakra is in the neck near the Adam’s apple over the thyroid gland and the larynx, and its corresponding plexus is the cervical ganglia medulla plexus.  The throat chakra affects the thyroid and the respiratory system.

The sixth or third eye chakra is located in the mid-forehead just above the bridge of the nose, and its corresponding nerve plexus is the hypothalamus pituitary plexus.  The third eye chakra affects the pituitary gland and the autonomic nervous system.

The seventh chakra or crown chakra is located on top of the head, and its corresponding nerve plexus is the cerebral cortex pineal plexus. The crown chakra affects the pineal gland and the central nervous system.

The ancient yogic texts also delineate up to five more major chakras and many more minor chakras.  The ancient acupuncture models show meridians or subtle energy pathways on the human body with many major and minor junctions or acupuncture points.  As many as 72,000 energy channels or subtle energy have been described in the ancient texts.

People enjoy Optimal Wellness when these chakras are in balance and harmony while spinning with high energy.  When there is imbalance in the human energy field, stagnation and energy blockages may result.  When these blockages are not released, disharmony and dis-ease result.