What is the Biofield?
The biofield is also referred to as the human energy field and aura. It is a layered electro-magnetic field that surrounds and interpenetrates the physical body.
The energy of the biofield is subtle but measurable and its presence informs a number of other energy based healing modalities such as Acupuncture, Reiki and Pranic Healing, Healing Touch.
AIEH theory believes that the biofield holds and patterns the consciousness of the whole organism including its physical, emotional, mental, transpersonal, and spiritual dimensions.
Living organisms have electromagnetic fields around them, that change in relation to events inside and outside the body.
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The chakras act as organizational information centres, distributing energy through the body and for biofield.
The word chakra literally translates as wheel or disk and refers to a spinning sphere of bioenergetic activity emanating from the major nerve ganglia branching out from the spinal column. The chakra system also relates to organs and endocrine systems. The chakra system was first conceptualized over 4,000 years ago in India.
Seven major chakras comprise the system, running from the base of the spine to the top of the head with other minor chakras associated with the joints. Each chakra correlates with a level of consciousness, across physical, emotional, mental, transpersonal and spiritual dimensions. The subtle life energy of the biofiield energy constitutes an interface between the body and consciousness.
The thoughts in our minds operate like software programs running energy through the body in specific ways, creating various conditions of health. In order to consciously direct this energy, we need to become aware of thought patterns. This growing awareness in conjunction with re-patterning the biofield can free energy that has been blocked or limited, potentially releasing chronic holding patterns, thus allowing our full energy to be available for healing and health.
