ANATOMY of ENERGY WORKSHOP

Modern science calls energy systems and their treatment “the missing link” in health care. Energy anatomy is an indispensable basis for all therapists, regardless of tradition and values. It is the key in naturally connecting method, conscious intent and client experience. It is the foundation for our understanding of biology, life, health and disease, and it is shifting rapidly in recent years.

Energy Anatomy

6th October 2023

Presented by Peter Lund Frandsen

The “missing link” in health care.

One day course on energy medicine and consciousness.

Energy anatomy is an indispensable basis for all therapists, regardless of tradition and values.

Energy Anatomy is the key in naturally connecting method, conscious intent and client experience. It is the foundation for our understanding of biology, life, health and disease, and it is shifting rapidly in recent years.

This class will give you insight into how consciousness, energy and modern physics is becoming a part of modern therapies and research, and will bring you a deeper understanding of nature’s mysteries and a fresh outlook on life’s greatest questions.

This one-day course is designed for all types of therapists interested in the topics of energy, biology and consciousness and is intended to offer new inspiration, opportunities and a deeper insight into how your techniques work.

Energy Tissues

- our wireless anatomy

If we take a deep look into the composition of the human body, deeper than biological scientists usually look, we discover, that the body also contains a tissue of energy.

Can we understand what this energy is? What does modern science say? How does it relate to ancient traditions and philosophy?

What are biofields? Can we influence them in a beneficial way? Does it make sense to try to measure them?

Self Healing

How does nature control our physical body?

How can it repair itself, and how can we help?

It is all about shape, the constant flow of matter, communication between cells and tissues, and the energy waves, that makes up everything.

BIOLOGY'S greatest mystery:

How is shape formed and maintained?

Conventional science knows a lot about the parts, but little about how the parts are assembled into larger structures comprising a functional organism.

By studying the mathematics and geometry of nature, it becomes clear how patterns of energy elegantly creates physical shapes.

This also gives us insight into the working mechanisms of many complementary health modalities.

The body as a Resonance box

Examining the properties of sound and harmony, makes it easier to understand phenomena such as frequency, resonance and coherence.
Sound and music as example and analogy is used throughout the course.

How do we tune the body instrument? How do we make sure it sounds good?

There is a lively communication inside and in between living organisms.

With sound energy as an example, a model is presented, in which all body parts from the subatomic to the macroscopic are in constant communication with each other as a prerequisite for being alive.

Intuition and consciousness

Are thoughts an energy form?

What is the connection between consciousness and matter?

Why do thoughts influence the body?

Do my thoughts affect other people?

Consciousness research places the new biology into a larger perspective.

According to physics, consciousness is inseparable from the physical world. Is it time to exploit this knowledge in health care?

Conscious intent is patterns of energy, that affect all our tissues. What does this imply for our treatment strategies? How do we teach our clients to utilise theses effects?

Energy Anatomy is rounded off with a discussion of the philosophical aspects, the borderland of science, belief, religion and mysticism.

Peter Lund Frandsen

Peter has followed the development of energy medicine for almost 40 years and conveys this knowledge with seriousness, humour and lots of practical examples and experiments.

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“The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.” — Arthur C. Clarke