Richard Dawkins has rightly taken exception to many forms of new age spiritualism that use quantum physics as justification, so when Richard Dawkins decided to have a go at them I couldn’t agree more with what he said about their use in relation to new age beliefs and “quantum theory”. I agree completely and fully support him on this point.
Snr quantum healing uses a Kundalini yoga technique known as Sat Nam Rasayan to heal and enlighten.
Synchronicity Wave System(r)
Synchronicity, as coined by Carl Jung and popularized in the New Age movement, refers to events seemingly unconnected causally that appear related. Some believe this experience to be meaningful while from a scientific perspective it remains difficult to validate experimentally; thus it has often been dismissed as pseudoscience and received much scrutiny by scholars.
Synchronic experiences are marked by unexpected encounters between natural processes and human intuition that seem to connect unexpectedly, creating unexpected synergies and bridges that seem to connect empirical science to intuitive practices, showing us a deeper structure where physical, emotional and spiritual realities meld together into one larger whole. This phenomenon aligns well with quantum entanglement theory which proposes that particles remain interconnected despite being physically separated.
Quantum healing involves transmitting subtle energy frequencies from one body part to another in order to create resonance with the universe’s universal wave function and reach resonance between mind and body resulting in increased balance, health, and wellbeing. Quantum healing practitioners can use this technique to induce deep relaxation as well as enhanced awareness among their clients.
Sacred Geometry
Sacred geometry refers to the idea that certain shapes, numbers, and proportions have spiritual meaning. From galaxy spirals to our DNA; from sunflower symmetry to cathedral design – ancients believed every natural pattern held some sort of divine blueprint – and mystics often meditated upon it while artists used its forms as meditational symbols or architects designed buildings using them for aesthetic as well as mystical properties.
Today, an increasing number of people are exploring sacred geometry – an ancient science which examines relationships between parts and wholes in nature, art, architecture and other fields – mathematical language used by sacred geometry scholars that analyses nature’s parts compared with wholes such as flowers of life, metatron’s cube, seed of life Sri Yantra and five Platonic solids as key symbols. Over time these geometric patterns were used as tools to align energy and consciousness; modern science is rediscovering them via research in fractals symmetry energy fields etc.
Triangles are sacred geometry shapes used as a basis for spiritual growth and healing, often representing balance and equilibrium. This etched selenite bracelet depicts five Platonic solids (‘building blocks of the Universe’ taught 2,500 years ago in Mystery Schools): Tetrahedron, Cube, Hexahedron Dodecahedron ICOSAHEDRON). Their intersecting circles symbolized masculine/female energy balance as well as merging earthly and spiritual realms into one reality – and their center called ‘vector equilibrium’ which held balance while providing centeredness during any situation.
The Rasha
Our Quantum Healing Room is an immersive environment filled with an orderly matrix of information such as color, light, sacred geometry and intention that helps balance and align the human energy field. It facilitates our bodies’ natural ability to heal themselves by aligning our cells with a larger quantum field in which all things interconnect.
Quantum healing holds that our physical bodies are actually energy fields connected to the larger quantum fields of the universe, while consciousness is deeply interwoven within these energetic fields, and healing occurs by aligning energy fields within our bodies with higher vibrational states of being.
Quantum healing draws its principles from quantum physics, which studies matter and energy at both atomic and subatomic levels. Quantum physics shows us how electrons and photons behave both as particles and waves; often intertwined (quantum entanglement), even across vast distances; even simply observing an experiment can have an influence over its outcome – known as observer effect – while focused intention can alter reality itself.
