Methods of energy work

It has been known in Chinese medicine for thousands of years that our lives depend on energies that we cannot grasp with our conscious senses. Many renowned scientists have taken up this hypothesis and examined it with the possibilities of modern technology. In 1975, for example, the German physicist DR. Fritz Albert Popp detected light emissions (photons) in cells. Our life therefore has to do with vibrations. This means that every living being has an individual vibration spectrum that can be used therapeutically. Both Reiki energy and organetics attempt to harmonize altered vibrations and thus restore the animal's original healthy vibration. This can lead to the solution of behavioral or physical problems (the introduction of new animals into the home or the overcoming of fears and traumas and much more). It also helps to build a positive and respectful relationship with the animals.

What is organetics?

Organetics assumes that every living being has an individual vibration. This means that of the seven billion people in the world, not two have the same vibration. All our organs, glands, nerves and cells also have a specific natural frequency. These vibrations can be influenced by various factors - both positive and negative - and thus change the natural vibration of the living being.

What is Reiki?

A Reiki healer acts as an intermediary for the transfer of energy between the universal life force and the living being. Through attentive touch and energetic alignment, the self-healing power is activated. The method is based on the assumption that energy is a universal force that connects all living beings. Reiki is an Asian practice of energy healing in which vital energy is transferred through the laying on of hands or remote treatment to promote physical and emotional health. Reiki transmits these principles to support your energetic balance. It offers a holistic approach where physical, emotional and energetic aspects are equally considered. Reiki can be used to relieve pain, speed up recovery after injury or surgery and support chronic illness.

What is thermography?

Thermography, also known as thermal imaging diagnostics in medicine, is a non-invasive imaging procedure that visualises the temperature distribution on the skin or body surface using a thermal imaging camera. It enables the visualisation of temperature differences, which can indicate certain illnesses, injuries or even the correct fit of saddles.

What is a biotensor?

The biosensor is a one-handed rest, that is used in accordance with radio ethics. This aid makes the finest differences in the oscillation field recognisable for everyone.