The Incredible Healing Modality You’ve Never Heard Of

The Incredible Healing Modality

You’ve Never Heard Of

By Zel Rau

Our energetic field and our energy body require healthy hygiene, just as our physical bodies do. We brush our teeth and clean our bodies, clothes, and food, but we do not put much thought into cleansing and maintaining our energetic bodies and the surrounding field, which constantly feeds us physically and emotionally. Everything starts in our energy field and, over time, manifests into our physical body. Therefore, the sooner we start balancing and tuning our energy, the sooner we may feel better physically and mentally. The “biofield” refers to our body’s complete electrical system, including the current that runs through our body and the magnetic field that surrounds it, which extends 5–6 feet around our body and 2–3 feet above and below our body. The biofield is dynamic, constantly moving and evolving in response to our environment and our connections with others. Our biofield is connected to our memories and our conscious and subconscious mind. These memories can leave an energetic imprint in your biofield that can be triggered in many ways, such as anxiety, panic attacks, depression, pain, insomnia, and so on. Biofield Tuning is a frequency therapy method that works directly with our biofield. Just as we brush our teeth and shower to clean our physical bodies, we need to be aware that our energetic body requires tuning and cleaning for a better physical response. Biofield Tuning has a profound impact on each individual based on what they need in that moment. Remember that energy works in mysterious ways, and you will always receive what you need at that time to help you attain a better quality of life.

What to Expect During a Biofield Tuning Session

The client lies fully clothed on a treatment table. The practitioner will activate a tuning fork, then scans the biofield slowly, finding the edge of the field about six feet away. The practitioner is then feeling for resistance in the biofield and listening