3.1. Energy Systems

In organs or organism systems, life-cosmic energy transforms into life energy (prana, chi, ki). The common energy of all organs and systems appears in an organism outside the body, as an invisible bioenergy field or aura. This aura, being a visual part of life energy for some individuals and therapists, represents an indicator of the transformation of one energy into another. Within a healthy organism, we find aura at half a meter to a meter distance from the physical body, which it surrounds; while within a sick organism, it is only up to ten centimetres distance. After the first therapy with life-cosmic energy, the physical body obtains an aura of three or more metres from the body.

Logically, this energy system - aura must allow life-cosmic energy to get to the organism. Life energy travels to the organism along the above-described way, through the so-called whirls, known in the East as ‘chakras’. A live organism contains 72 chakras, including 10 that are of the major importance for the functioning of the body. From these 10 chakras, 7 are the main ones. Later, we will establish that these chakras truly accept life-cosmic energy, as when the energy system – the patient’s aura – is healed precisely and correctly, the chakras open up themselves and are resurrected.

The organs and systems in an organism accept life-cosmic energy through whirls, i.e. chakras. This means that all chakras, which Rafael Rosen called the opening points for certain organs, are important for therapy. When treating these organs, we must also, in addition to transformations, open these opening points or, in better words, routes for the transmission of energy to a certain organ. An organ must continuously accept this energy, otherwise the therapy is only done by half: if we heal an organ and do not simultaneously establish or open the way for the transmission of the energy needed, the illness comes back quickly.

The form of or an injury to the aura excellently reveals the state of the organism. The shape of the auric field (distance from the body, irregularity of form, fragmented outer edge) can disclose the influences of other energies; injuries to the auric field reveal the injuries connected with the physical body. An injury to the aura can be an area without energy – we call it vacuum, or an area with excess energy – we call it living organism. All classical injuries can be classified into these two groups.

A VACUUM is an area without energy and therefore remains a true nest for viruses and bacteria. If there is a vacuum in the ear, it is very probable that the ear will fall ill. A vacuum is healed by channelling energy to the vacuum area through therapy. In the treatment of a vacuum with life-cosmic energy, we have no problems, since this energy is pure, divine and has no negative impact or side effects.

A LIVING ORGANISM is an area where excess energy is accumulated in the aura. This energy feeds with the energy from the aura, thus harming the energy system of the organism. A living organism in the aura does not have the strength to detach itself, since it does not have sufficient life energy. We heal it by adding life energy to it, in order to become able to detach itself from the aura, and then we remove it from the aura. Such removal has no negative side effects, both for the therapist and the patient, since the life-cosmic energy protects us; particularly, it is important that in this therapy there is no danger for the therapist to transmit the illness to his or her own organism.

I emphasise this because through my long years of work I have found that the treatment of vacuums and living organisms with bioenergy is not appropriate. The reason for this is that by cleaning living organisms, in which an illness is hidden, a bioenergy therapist takes over the patient’s illness during the therapy, and can even become ill or die of this illness. He may also give this illness to another patient during therapy if he, for instance, treats vacuums (bioenergy therapists erroneously call the latter ‘negative energy’) and adds contaminated energy to them.

I am convinced that bioenergy therapists are the greatest contaminators of the energy system among patients. Their practice confirms this: it turned out that the most bioenergy therapists in Slovenia die between their fiftieth and sixtieth year of age; only few live longer.