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Name and describe three major energetic structures.
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Discuss one view of chakras.
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Describe electromagnetic induction and entrainment and how they might operate in energy healing.
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Discuss the role of intention in creating healing space.
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Discuss one problem in energy healing research.
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Find an expert healer and determine what makes this person an expert healer. What made you decide this person was an expert? If this person is a nurse practicing energy healing, how does she integrate them?
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Use the intuitive exercises in the chapter to explore auras, chakras, and meridians.
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Experience a laying on of hands modality.
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Explore the effect of your presence.
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Experience an essential oil, flower essence, and/or homeopathic preparation that might be useful for you.
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Experience the effects of music you do not like. Stand a few feet away from it as you listen to it for a few minutes. Gradually, over several weeks, move closer.
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An electromagnetic field gives us power to do work we could not do by ourselves. It can lift cars in junk yards and is used to create the motors we use in many aspects of life.
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One way to create an electromagnetic field is to place current carrying wires close together. When electricity is flowing, it creates an electromagnetic field surrounding the flow. When current-carrying wires are close to each other, their electromagnetic fields combine and the result is a stronger field. Engineers do this by tightly coiling an electrical wire around some kind of core, such as an iron rod, creating the effect of a series of adjacent wires even though it is one long electric wire.
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The amount of power created is determined by the number of times the electric wire is wound around the core, meaning the more adjacent electric currents, the more work that can be done with the same amount of electricity.
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Although it is not exactly the same, you can visualize an electromagnetic field by sprinkling iron filings randomly on a piece of paper. Place a bar magnet in the middle of the iron filings and notice how they instantly move to take a more or less oval shape around the magnet. (You may need to tap the piece of paper to help the iron filings move a bit.) This oval shape demonstrates the magnetic field emitted by the magnet. If you have the equipment, coil an electric wire around an iron core, sprinkle iron filings next to it, and turn on the electricity. You will see that the iron filings arrange themselves in a pattern around the wire/iron core device. More filings are closer to the core than farther away, suggesting that the field is stronger closer to the core than it is farther away.
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Human blood contains hemoglobin, which contains iron. The vascular system of heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries results in an intricate tubular iron core that is surrounded by or, more accurately, intertwined by three electrical fields: neurons, meridians, and the minute electrical pulses of each single cell. Because of the electrical flow around the body’s iron core, the body must put out an electromagnetic field.Medical science uses the magnetic nature of the human body for diagnoses. The magnetocardiogram (MCG) measures the heart’s magnetic field, and the magnetoencephalogram (MEG) assesses the head’s magnetic field. The well-known MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) produces pictures of the body at the cellular level.10
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People who are anemic have too little iron in their bloodstreams and are weak. Perhaps this is because their iron core is diminished, and, even with an unchanged electrical field, they emit less electromagnetic power and have less power to do work.
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If you choose to sense a person’s electromagnetic field, notice that it is easier to sense closer to the person than farther away. You may be able to sense a layer-like pattern with different characteristics at different distances from the body. Some areas are thick, others moist, some bumpy; each is likely to be different from the next.
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