We are a
small group composed of former clinical social workers and educators. Our
technology involves various hand held instruments designed to be used whenever a person feels out of balance.
Western mental health focuses on the content of any problem or situation. The
idea is that by talking about the content of a particular situation or event,
one can find relief and resolution for that content. Yet, very often talking is
not enough to resolve mental and emotional distress or change the long-term
outcomes for a person’s life. In some ways, psychotherapy is like
going to your mechanic in need of brake pads: instead of fixing your brakes,
your mechanic sits with your car, says warm supportive things to your car and
then you drive away with the same need for brake pads because the problem never
got addressed at its source within the structure of the car.
Please know
that we are not against psychotherapy. Counseling and therapy can be magical if
the therapist and client genuinely like one another. However, in my opinion,
some emotional imbalances are very complex and are held in a “protective” mode,
making it difficult to unravel by just talking. If you think about how your
computer functions in protective mode, you can see how difficult it can be
access the information you need. These survival systems can be traced back to
childhood patterns developed during times when the person was under emotional
stress. These experiences might include situations in the home with parents
who, for whatever reasons, lacked the resources to care for and support their
children. Some of these emotional imbalances can also be traced back to
exposure to current educational practices that could not be more unnatural for
children. Where else in life are children forced to sit still in chairs without
being able to use the bathroom when they need to, eat when they are hungry, go
outside and play when they feel like it, talk to a friend, say no to a subject
that they have no interest in learning, etc.? Where else are people graded
using a predetermined bell curve that will only find about 5% of any class
worthy of an A? What children learn in school is to act against themselves and to
feel safe doing so.
These
experiences form electromagnetic circuitry that later become repetitive patterns that keep people locked
into the past and unable to move forward in their lives. These circuits are
structural in nature and they exist as unresolved mathematical equations in the
human consciousness. Talking about the content in this circuitry can be
comforting but something much more has to happen to convert the energy trapped in
those patterns into something useful and valuable. Again, these are just my
personal opinions, but you may notice that what I am saying is observable in
your own everyday life.
To solve
these structural problems that cause so much emotional imbalance, we looked to
the principles of Chinese medicine and the I Ching.
Chinese medicine is all about context or structure. It is about viewing the
whole person and treating the whole system by supporting everything in the
system that is good and life-giving, and working to release anything in the
system that is toxic and detrimental. Chinese medicine accounts for how all the
parts of each person’s structure are interconnected and how these parts
interact with one another.
Chinese medicine recognizes the idea of life force or energy flowing through the
consciousness through an organized system of energetic circuitry. And, it
recognizes the electromagnetic aspects of the consciousness. These basic
principles account, in part, for why acupuncture medicine is so effective. Acupuncture medicine is a system that moves life
force or the flow of energy through the electrical system in order to restore
balance and harmony. Once in balance, the body has a much greater possibility
of repairing itself.
All of our instruments have been built
with these principles in mind. Rather than trying to figure out the content of
a person’s emotional imbalance, our technology addresses the context or
structure in which the imbalance is taking place. Our instruments are designed
to address and support the natural flow of life force through a person’s
system. At the same time, if used when a person feels out of balance, they are
designed to address the energetic circuitry that is causing the imbalances.
To
accomplish these goals, we have studied the effects of colors, herbs, minerals,
gem stones, metals and so much more, but the real breakthroughs came when we
went back to the ancient mathematical codes found in the I Ching, the Chinese Book of
Changes. The I Ching is an ancient text that contains sixty-four drawings known
as Hexagrams.
Each Hexagram is composed of six lines, some lines are solid and some are open.
Each Hexagram is different. These Hexagrams with their binary math codes
are the basis of the universe. There are 64 Hexagrams and 64 bits or math codes
in your computer. Your DNA can be broken down into Hexagrams. Crystals
We can call
the solid lines 0’s and they act as closed gates. The broken lines are 1’s and
they are open gates. Energy flows through the consciousness tracking these
gates. When someone is upset or out of balance mentally and emotionally, there
is an open gate that should be closed, or vice versa. Acupuncture medicine is built on a binary math code
system. When a person is in pain, there is a closed gate that should be open
and there is too much energy built up behind that gate. The acupuncturist is
treating the pain by resetting a person’s gates so that energy can once again
flow freely through a person’ systems.
The I Ching Systems instruments
were designed on this same principle. You simply hold an instrument whenever
you feel out of balance. The instrument is designed to address the flow of
energy through the entire consciousness, resetting the gates in order to
restore equilibrium. It is hard for some people to imagine that such a system
exists. We have all been taught to accept stress and emotional struggles as
“normal” and to live with our imbalances as if they were natural. So many
people live with and accept painful relationships, jobs they hate, and living
situations that do not support their well-being because we have all been taught
to adjust into our imbalances rather than to seek resolution. Your mental and
emotional health is your most valuable asset. Yet, consider what you do - and
do not do - to support and protect that precious asset.
The ancient
knowledge and binary math codes of the I Ching
may just be the keys to our emotional balance and inner calm. I think we may
have found that proverbial “peek in the crack of the cosmic egg,” and for some
people this technology may just change your life.
This
article was originally published by naturalcures.com, an online alternative and natural medicine library, which has
since closed. Reprinted with permission.
Disclaimer: These Instruments are for experimental
purposes only, and the FDA has not approved/evaluated these tools, resources,
recommendations, and/or aids. All products, procedures, and information are not
intended to diagnose, treat, mitigate, prevent, and/or cure any disease. None
of the products, procedures, and information replaces or substitutes for the
advice of a practicing medical doctor. See a qualified practicing MD for any
disease or medical condition.
