Healing With the Coherence of Light

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Healing with the Coherence of LightBy

Christa MuthsForeword by Ivor Hughes

Christa is HerbData's first guest contributor. We extend a warm welcome.Christa has approached her subject in a way that has dissolved some concepts of Science and uantum!hysics into the "cean of Hermetic !hilosophy.The Solve et Coagulahas been achieved.

-::-Hermetic !hilosophy is Spiritual #lchemy. $hat is to say that its 'raison d'etre is to raise the levelof being to the point where the soul realises its goal. Which is unification% with thene!fromwhence it came. &ts Sprituality is not to be confused with eligion. &n it you will find no barriers ofrule boo(% creed and dogma% &ts Science is not to be confused with modern science% becausemodern science has no soul. $he rules% if there be such a thing% is only one. See( )od in yourown way% and on your own path. $hat is the way of the Shaman% that is the path of% experientalself (nowledge. *our lessons will be varied and your teachers will be many% and appear inmany strange guises. Honour them in your heart% by remembering them with respect.

Christa has mentioned the + thprinciple of gender% or if you will% opposites. $here is alsoanother% that is the principle of "ndrogeny,. &n which the individual acolyte recognises itsduality.$hen the spiritual hermaphrodite trancends the duality of the normal state ofconsciousness% and in this dissolution of opposites% becomes the one. #Solve et Coagula$#

#Between heaven and earth there is a unity! reflected

on one hand! in the real or su%%osed influence of the sun!stars and %lanets on the life of %lants! ani&als and &en!also on the &edicines derived fro& the&' n the other

hand! in the re%itition of the structures fro& which s%rangthe notions of Macrocos& and Microcos&'

(aracelsus$$"ndrogenyis the state of being both male and female. # recognition of the primal androgeny% for all of cevolved from one cell.


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$$Solve et Coagulais -atin and means% $o dissolve and recombine. &n physical alchemy it is a purification$he analogy holds good for the emotional% mental and spiritual energy levels.

Christa#s (rofile :Christa uths% /#% /.Sc.% .Sc. /C#% is director and founder of the espacio &nternational Centre for Holin Southampton% 0ngland. $he centre was established 1221 and is publisher of the electronic maga3ine )

Ti&e. She has studied Social Wor(% 0conomics% Social !sychiatry% !hilosophy% odern History and #nalyScience.

/efore her move to the 4nited 5ingdom% she lectured at the !olytechnic of Darmstadt )ermany from 12+6#s Consultant for the Department of 0ducation% the State of Hesse )ermany. She advised on #cademic CSince that time she has actively pursued her own spiritual development. $hose that have followed in her phave received the benefit of her considerable (nowledge of Spiritual edicine and in partciular% 'Colour $

She is fully accredited by the 9:SH and the D)H ; the )erman umbrella organisation for Spiritual Healerstraining of probationers.. Her healing courses are recognised and recommended by the umbrella organisa

She and the &nstitute #es%acio#are fully accredited by the /C# entrum 3ur Do(umentation fur 9aturheilverfahren?)reen Spirit and :oundation for Shamanic Studies.

Christa has published numerous articles and four boo(s covering subjectssuch as holistic colour therapy% holistic healing and energy therapy some of whichhave been translated into other languages.

Her website *+L is, www'es%acio-ti&e'co&
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Healing with the Coherence ofLight

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Introduction

/iophotons are at the gateway between mind and matter and therefore create a bridge between light frommind and soul and where the life of the physical side is anchored.$hus the ancient understanding of light as the life force% can now be re;interpreted in a completely differenand new light.Healing with the Coherence of LightHolistic and spatial approaches in traditional and modern sciences@the elementary meaning and language of biophotons.

"' Social fra&ewor0$oday there is an ever;increasing flow of information regarding the (nowledge of facts% but there is hardly (nowledge available. & hear this statement again and again from students in various seminars. We are cursociety where science branches out in many different and diverse directions. &t increasingly seems to concever;smaller individual particles in the hope of understanding not only the energy of life but the source and

interrelationships of the universe. $his perspective seems to be a development from the age of enlightenmproving and explaining phenomena rationally became a priority. $oday% this type of science is used to cheall the energies of life in order to attempt to achieve eternal health% beauty and riches. #n ever increasing aspeciali3ation will lose its grounding within the overall context and is prone to lose itself in details or get stu

ainstream science has been leading a frantic% consuming and costly fight in genetic technology in order building bloc(s of life. $he first signs indicating that the bubble of great expectations and promises was abwere sighted in newspapers early in Aanuary this year. However% ussian researchers have been able tothat the entire meticulous piecing together of the gentechnological industry was in vain. $heir results prove
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information everybody had been loo(ing for is not contained in D9#B $he biggest achievement of the sorapprentice turned into a farce.

$o (now about the smallest particle% to specify even more% all this leads in fact away from the inner connecdeath. &nstead this development is rather leading to a growing individualisation of man with a simultaneoushis roots% disconnection from )aia% other 0arth. We as the children of our earth are made up of the elem

0arth and therefore are subject to the laws and rhythm of the earth. &f this is not ac(nowledged and not acaccordingly% the isolation will continue to grow due to people's detachment. $his type of development is remany modern diseases.

&f we want to prepare for the future we first need to (now about our roots.

"ur bac(ground is certainly firmly built on our cultural% spiritual past as well as scientific traditions% and theuest for who we really are. "ur modern perception of sciences has nearly lost sight of these two essentform the base of our future. #s a result more and more people turn to sometimes confusing alternative moin turn often lac( roots.

# future without any genuine connection to our own past stands on wea( foundations. "ur modern materiand approach aims its focus and research objective at the external world% completely overloo(ing the inne

as a holistic being. $his is why the system is not very stable as it is not properly supported.

/ut before we now loo( at a science of the future & would li(e to briefly outline the history and principles ofimportant developments of science in our past. $he resulting understanding may help us to transform our curative approach to one of strong maintenance and prevention.

Statistics prove that between +8 and 78 per cent of the population in the Western industrial world are not but have also tried the effects of the so called soft methods of the complementary and alternative medici

#yurveda% Chinese medicine% Homeopathy% #cupuncture% Cranio Sacrale $herapy% eflexology% assageSpiritual Healing% Colour $herapy and many others.

The (rinci%les of Her&etic (hiloso%hy'0gypt and )reece are the cradle of 0uropean world concepts% our understanding of Self as well as our unscience.

# very important source of occidental wisdom is the hermetic philosophy. $he founder of this philosophy iswho was called Hermes in )reece% and was (nown as ercury by the omans. Hermes $rismegistus is thand aia. #s messenger of the )ods% he is )od of the roads and traffic% of merchants and thieves% the guinto the underworld and the inventor of the -yra. He was a teacher of #braham% and also had a formative 0gyptian and Eenetian philosophy and therefore also on Audaism% which is the basis of the Christian religithe /ible and the 5abbalah are deeply rooted in Hermetic Sciences.

$he uintessence of this philosophy has been passed on by word of mouth for generations% to protect it a-ater on it was written down in the 1ybalion. $he 5ybalion describes fundamental self;awareness% which represents the understanding of the inter;lin(ed interaction of the world and is illustrated in seven hermetic

!ythagoras the father of mathematics was a student and teacher of hermetic principles.

$he tradition of hermetic )nostics runs through history li(e a light thread from $hoth% via !ythagoras% thethe "ld $estament% ecclesiastical orders% the #lchemists% $emplars and science% to modern times.

2 Mind 3as well as &etal and ele&ents4 can be transfor&ed fro& state to state! degree by degree! %%ole to %ole! resonance to resonance21ybalion'


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2The "LL is Mind, the *niverse is Mental'21ybalion

$he 5ybalion describes the seven %rinci%lesof (nowledge@

.' The (rinci%le of Mentalis&'0verything existing springs from ideas? this understanding of the causes ruling the world was held by old )philosophers. !lato believed% based on !ythagoras% that first there must be ideas. He drew the conclusionto be a reality behind the material world while observing various phenomena across nature. &n his eyes theconsisted of eternal and immutable patterns. He called this reality the world of ideas.

!lato proved that you can find specific geometrical forms or patterns in all types of life and all objects. $hecalled platonic bodies and still play a basic role in mathematics. $hese geometrical forms represent the buall mathematics as well as matter% according to !lato.

During the 1+th century% however% we developed an understanding of modern philosophy of science that bscience on natural materialism. Hence all phenomena of this world can be retraced to particles. $his in turincreasingly intensive hunt to find the smallest particle over the years% with ever;larger particle accelerator

without gaining any more true insight into the basic laws of the cosmos and interactions of the universe.

&n the 5ybalion the #ll is described as pure mind and the universe is a mental one. $he #ll;ental is a crecreates% as we ourselves continuously (eep on creating% as does every living being. #ll great philosophiesthis world spea( of an #ll;ental Creator but give him different names.

5' The (rinci%le of Corres%ondence 3"nalogy4

2 "s above! so below! as below! so above! is the law of the ne'21ybalion

#n analogy is present in all things and at all levels. We (now the argument by analogy ; a fundamental forthin(ing. :or example% in logic% analogical conclusions are drawn according to the similarity of correspondefeatures. &n legal procedures% when the facts of a case are not laid down by law% conclusions are being drasimilar legal analogues. &n biology the similarities of organs and behaviour are being studied. When creatiforms there need to be at least three (nown uantities or factors. #n argument by analogy need not necesconclusive% but often is a freuently used conclusion about the similarity of two or all things.

$here is physical correspondence of micro and macro cosmos. "ur model of the atom shows great similasystem of planets. $he intra;cellular space within our cell system show the same proportion as the space stars. "ur earth consists of +FG water and our body is made up of about +FG of water. 4ntil recently blaconly be verified experimentally% but nowadays one tries to produce them practically in the laboratory. Somvibrational medicine were the first to ma(e the assumption that there are also blac( holes in the body of hufor instance may play a big role in coronary diseases. $he external environmental pollution corresponds to

pollution in our body caused by outer emissions but also from genetically modified foods% increased use ofelectro smog and so on.

6' The (rinci%le of 7ibration:

2 8othing rests, everything &oves, in the heart of the ne!in the terrifying &agic of the rhyth&! everything vibrates'21ybalion


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$he entire universe vibrates on various levels% and at different density and velocity. $his fact has already bdemonstrated by modern science

0xperiments with spinning objects were carried out many centuries ago. #fter the object was motionless a

sound could be heard which increased to a higher and higher pitch and eventually became inaudible to the$hen a dull reddish hue appeared. $he red became lighter and lighter and eventually orange% yellow% greefinally violet appeared% the colours running across the entire colour spectrum. #ny subseuent colours arethe human eye and any further resonance cannot be measured with our machines. $hese vibrations are sheavy material body cannot absorb or translate them. $hus for centuries we have been living under the mthat anything which is not visible and measurable does not exist.

0very movement vibrates% our body vibrates% our thoughts% desires% and emotions vibrate and trigger off a our body. &n conventional medicine the motion patterns of the heart are measured in the 0C)% the brain cuand the muscle currents in 0). /ut only part of the motion is being measured.

We (now there are various forms of matter@ solid% liuid and gaseous. $he state depends on the different dvibration% as with water which can become a solid


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the %endulu& swing &anifests itself in everything, the &easure of the swingto the right is the &easure of the swing to the left, rhyth& co&%ensates'21ybalion

0verything in life is subject to change and rhythm li(e a pendulum swinging bac(wards and forward% from and out% forward and bac(ward% ebb and flow% coming and going% giving and ta(ing. $he building and deplin the body are also subject to an inner rhythm% as are the metabolic processes@ anabolism and catabolism

$here is always an action and a reaction@ worlds% cultures% humans% entire galaxies are born and die. $he are a good example of this rhythm% as is the rhythm of day and night% sun and moon and the interaction ofwith each other.

0very body has its own life rhythm% which is constantly changing% is constantly moving.

ender:

2>ender is everything! everything has its &asculine andfe&inine %rinci%les, gender &anifests on all %lanes'21ybalion

$he gender principle manifests in all beings and levels. $his understanding of gender has nothing to do wconcept of sexualityB

)ender expresses itself as positive


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creative. $he male principle is the active acting principle whereas the female is the accepting and creatingmale principle represents the drive but needs the female principle to realise this. /oth principles wor( togeconnected with each other. $hey are dependent on each other% so to spea(. /ut this is not li(e a co;depepsychological sense% but a creative coming together.

-:Healing Coherence

ByChrista

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any of the univlaws of hermeticverified by certaimodern science.some examples@

.'During recent within complememedicine has deis called vibrationand includes


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such areas as colour therapy% homeopathy% /ach flower remedy% radionics% flower essences and bioreson

5'0ven if the hot% costly and frantic search to decode D9# turned out to be a flop as it did not produce thwere expected% it still brought unexpected interactions to light@ D9# and 9# molecules are laser active$hey produce optical holograms% which are in resonance with electromagnetic bac(ground;fields of planeand galactic origin and which control both the protein synthesis as well as embryo genesis agenetic inform

transferred electromagnetically to be effective on a distant cell nuclei.

$hese findings correspond with two hermetic principles@ 0verything is rhythm and the principle of correspo


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9obel !ri3e;winner 9iels /ohr designed a new model of the atom in 1216. &n this model% which is still the widely (nown today% the electrons spin around the nucleus in stable orbits. He assumed that electrons ca

jump onto or off their orbits by absorbing or emitting a specific amount of energy@ the uantum leap theory$he whole idea of an orbit depends on classical physics% whereas the idea of electrons corresponding to famounts of energy levels comes from uantum theory.

/ohr made his atom model by patching together bits of classical theory and bits of uantum theory. #lthohis theory gave no insight into what ma(es atoms tic(


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$he uncertainty principle postulated by Heisenberg says an atom's exact position cannot be determined. the wave characteristics of the particles. #s the electron is much lighter than the nucleus% its uncertainty higher and the area where it can be hit is much larger than that of the nucleus. $his creates the paradoxthat the same atom may be in different places at the same time.

Light not only trans&its energy! it is also a source of infor&ation and a carrier of infor&ation .

&t carries the signature of its source. 0very chemical element leaves a characteristic finger print in its spelight. $his (nowledge has been used by the industry for many decades. "ne application% spectral analyimportant method for identifying and testing atoms and molecules. &n spectral analysis% green stems from whereas blue and violet colours indicate the existence of nitrogen atoms.

0ven the number of photons can be estimated in the observable cosmos@ approximately 18 times to the pbillion times more than the number of estimated atoms.

$he more vital or healthy a body is% the longer an electron can store light% the energy of the photon. $hat the electron can move longer on the outer orbit% thus allowing the atom% the cell% the organ and the entire react more flexibly by adjusting to any modifications.

!opp scientifically proved that free range eggs have a significantly higher capacity to store light than eggschic(ens (ept in battery cages. $he same difference is also evident in organically grown tomatoes compagreenhouse grown tomatoes. :ro3en food radiates less


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The Meaning of Bio%hotons in Colour Thera%yBy

Christa Muths (art 6

any of our current diseases can be traced bac( to the fact thatare moving beyond the natural limits of our energy field. $he cauthe increasing number of new conditions and diseases% various especially depression can be found in the growing immune weacells% which communicate with each other via light energy. &n thedeficiency of light% a bloc(age of these processes is happening.

Daylight plays a central role as the external time cue in the contbiophotons but also in the control of our internal biorhythms. Wesunlight externally via our s(in% eyes and also our acupuncture pelectromagnetic freuency of our s(in is significantly


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higher at our acupuncture points. $hese sites on our s(in react much more strongly to day light than dplaces on our s(in. $hey open up much more easily in order to absorb sunlight but also colour radiatio

adiation with coloured light influences the biophoton process as well. !hotons excite the electrons% tjump onto a higher orbit and thus change the state of the atom and therefore also the state of the cell

We also absorb light internally by eating food. #nd as we've already learned% there is definite proof thachic(en produce more energetically vital eggs% and fresh vegetable or fruit show higher ultra;wea( celConseuently we are eating more light when eating fresh foods.

"xygen also plays an important role in photon emission. Deficiency in oxygen prevents ultra; wea( celuminescence? a total lac( of oxygen completely stops cell radiation.

/iophotons are at the gateway between mind and matter and therefore create a bridge between light and soul and where the life of the physical side is anchored. $hus the ancient understanding of light acan now be re;interpreted in a completely different and new light.

&t is possible to transport yourself to a higher plane with the help of light. # more direct flow of informcommunication in our body can be achieved by planning how to live life more actively from a different

$o ma(e that happen% bloc(ages% or interferences within body mind and soul need to be dissolved an$his means% in fact% that you need to become more permeable to the direct flow of information and cocoherent light. Colour therapy can be used to achieve this on both the spiritual and physical levels.

Schul3e reported that blood samples from different patients showed a significantly different level of bioemission% as detected by 5irlian photography. $his method is called biophoton resonance spectroana

&t is not yet accepted practice to support research that would concentrate on the meaning and functionetwor( where our body% the environment% the 0arth and the whole universe all resonate. &t has been complementary practitioners and researchers to detect this inner connection and interaction and treataccordingly. #t the moment% the mainstream focus is still on increasing specialisation. Colour therapy very same problem@ whether to opt for specialisation or a spatially orientated approach. &n )ermany% mtherapists are being trained in natural health training centres.

&n colour therapy% specific organs and specific disorders and diseases are allocated a specific colour athen treated accordingly to this schemata. Colours can have either an exciting and stimulating or calmcontracting% balancing and relaxing effect% but this is a generalisation. &t is assumed that colours standconnection with the occurring biochemical processes% although biophoton research is not yet able to tultra;wea( luminescent cell radiation is emitted as red% blue or green during certain specific processes

$he #merican researcher Dr. Candace !ert already demonstrated in the 12+8s that the lin( between


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