1.2.1. Systems in the Body

An organism consists of different, mutually precisely connected functional systems, constituting the whole body. The functional systems have the same characteristics as the body, i.e. the ability to receive life-cosmic energy and transform it into bioenergy around them. The energies of all functional systems are closely connected and mutually dependent; their joint action creates the aura, although therapists distinguish between the energies of individual systems and treat them independently.

It is very important for a healer or therapist to be aware that each individual functional system in the organism or several systems together can be separated in terms of their energy, and also that each of them can be treated independently. The health status of the organism and any of its systems can be observed in its aura, i.e. the health status and the need for treatment are determined by observing the form and any damage to the aura. Above the diseased body or system of the organism, we find areas in the aura that lack or have excess energy, which can then be measured to determine the health status of the body or its individual system, its ability to function normally, and, if a system is ill, to set up a diagnosis and plan the therapeutic procedure.