Understanding the Human Energy Field

The human energy field is described as a subtle energy

surrounding the physical body that radiates out five

to eight feet horizontally and two to three feet vertically

above the head and below the feet. While the biofield is

invisible to the human eye, it can be experienced,

felt with the hands either as hot or cold

sensations or the feeling of pressure or

lightness.

It can be mapped and seen through thermographic photography,

which sees a broader spectrum of light than the human eye.

In the 1990s, the term biofield was developed

by the National Institutes of Health, who described it as a

field of energy and information surrounding and

permeating the human body.

The term biofield brought a unifying concept and

a common language for both traditional and contemporary energy

medicine modalities.

Today, we know it is composed of both subtle

energy and

electromagnetic energy that surrounds all living

things. The meridians and chakras are also

a part of the subtle energy body. The meridians are the

energetic lines running through the body, starting at the

toes or tips of the fingers and traveling through the

body to the top of the head.

Chakras are spinning wheels of energy or energetic

vortices. While there are hundreds of chakra

locations, the primary ones are located in the

chakra channel that runs from below the feet along

the spine within the physical body to above the head.

The human biofield is a bioplasmic toroidal

field surrounding the body and contained by a double-layer

membrane made from light. This membrane is

designed to protect the biofield and the body from the

non-resonant energies we encounter daily.

It creates the container for our energetic field of

light.

When we are grounded to the Earth and connected to Source

Light and Soul Light, the energetic flow moves

through our central channel and around the biofield edge,

creating a flow of life-giving light that

revitalizes us, creates greater coherence within,

and resiliency of the biofield edge.

When we are ungrounded or the energetic connection to

Source and Soul Light is lost, the biofield

can become unhealthy,

thin, weakened, or fractured.

Tears, rips, or holes can occur in the outer edge.

Such conditions create the leaking of vital energies needed

to sustain ourselves.

Our energy loses its vibrancy and resiliency.

We are triggered more easily by daily challenges.

Extreme fatigue, energy vampires, and attachments

can occur on the biofield edge, and our

overall health and well-being suffers.

Outside influences affecting the biofield

include EMF influences and fluctuations,

cell phones, technology, microwaves, and radio

waves,

solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and

magnetic field shifting,

international air travel where the Earth has different grid

systems or hemispheres, toxins and heavy

metals from our environment and the food we eat.

These external influences weaken our biofield edge,

impacting the internal flow of energy in the central channel

where our chakras, meridians, and arteries are found,

leaving us ungrounded, anxious, or imbalanced within

the flow of our life force energies, both horizontally

and vertically.

Sleep disturbance or feelings of lightheadedness may

occur.

Internal factors affecting the biofield include

daily stress responses to life, negative emotions,

grief, depression, guilt, shame, loneliness,

pharmaceuticals, drugs, alcohol, physical stress,

shock, or traumatic experiences, surgery.

Besides water, our body is made of light.

Internal responses to outside experiences and events or situations

of stress or challenge cause a high emission of light out of the body

into the biofield, where they accumulate over a period of

time.

When we are in a calm or meditative state, very few biophotons are

emitted out of the body into the biofield.

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