Biofield Tuning - In person,
remote and group sessions
I am one of the first Biofield
Tuning practitioners in Europe who trained directly with researcher
and practitioner Eileen McKusick in 2017.
The space around our bodies is
not an empty vacuum. Difficult memories, experiences, illness,
emotions and pain leave disruptive energy in this space. I use
tuning forks to detect the disruptions and re-tune them back to a
healthy state. The stuck and almost frozen energy is released
enabling the return of better health and wellbeing.
The method was developed by
researcher and practitioner Eileen McCusick and is based on
her 20 years of clinical inquiry into the Biofield
Anatomy.
Biofield Tuning sessions can be
experienced in person or at a distance.
Conditions that may
be improved by Biofield Tuning
And much more .......
"I had a session
with Emma this week and I have to say it the most incredible
experience, it was truly like nothing else I have ever had. I
would say it has truly changed the way I think , she has an
incredible talent and everyone should try her biofield tuning
therapy as it will blow your mind. Huge thanks Emma ". Mrs
Martin, Glasgow
"I
110%! recommend booking a healing session with Emma and
experiencing her passion of biofield
tuning✨....led from the
heart, emma's intuitive way with the tuning forks and sound
combined with a great knowledge of the energy systems within and
surrounding the human body...has without doubt tapped into areas of
stagnation within my body, and left me feeling lighter on every
occasion.....healing on the physical and mental level.
"
Ms
Read, Kettering
How it appears to
work
According to the physics
principles of resonance and entrainment the sound produced by the
tuning forks will resonate with whatever distortion or dysfunction
is present in the body and its field, and then, through the
production of a stronger, more coherent frequency, they entrain the
body into a more coherent expression as well.
Most of us have experienced
feeling a "bad vibe" when with someone and as everything in the
body is in motion, and everything in motion produces pressure waves
into the surrounding environment, it makes sense that there is
actually an acoustic field of inaudible sound around each
individual.
Tuning forks produce overtones
and undertones which interface, like sonar with the acoustic waves
that are coming off the body. The tuning fork almost acts as a
decoder and allows the therapist to locate areas of noise in the
signal. These pockets of "noise " could be described as being like
nodes or eddies sitting in the standing waves within the
biofield. It appears that these areas of distortion may relate to
experiences of physical, mental or emotional stress from any point
in our lifetimes.
These dissonant sound waves may
relate to a dysfunctional system and can be located in the field,
then through application of sound for a period of time in this
space – which may be as far as five or more feet away from the body
–the body may have the ability to self-regulate out of the noise
and into a more harmonious expression. Through working with clients
on a regular basis I have witnessed that
using this targeted
sonic-induced relaxation there can be profound outcomes with a
reduction in anxiety, discomfort, and other distresses right
on the table and further improvements and other benefits
unfolding in the days following a session. Depending on thie
individual results can be both short term as well as long term and
even permanent. Multiple sessions give a cumulative effect and a
minimum of three sessions is generally recommended but not
required.
Why
Sound
Sound as a form of healing has
been used by every culture on every continent for many thousands of
years, it is the original healing method. The Tibetans and Nepalese
cultures use bells, gongs, voice and singing bowls, Australian
Aborigines the didgeridoo, the Native Americans use rattles
and drums and all these types of sound healing bring people from
distressed states to relaxed, aware presence.
We do not just perceive sound
through our ears, but we experience and sense it through our entire
bodies and all the water in us conduct sound waves. Our cell
membranes have little anntanas that vibrate like tuning forks in
response to the vibrational information in our
environments.
Sound is used in the medical
profession where they use ultrasound for scans, healing bones,
tendons and ligaments as well as to break up kidney stones. We have
all experienced how music affects our moods, contrasting with loud
noisy environments to the gentle birdsong in a woodland.The body
responds to sound.
