Grass Root Therapies

When I tell someone that I facilitate healing using Energy Medicine this is often met with a vacant look, curiosity, or a bit of skepticism. I’m often asked what does this entail.

Energy Medicine is a holistic healing approach that, rather than treating a specific disease, it looks at restoring the body’s subtle energy systems to bring balance to the energetic flow of the body providing the best environment for the body to heal itself. This is often experienced as a sense of deep relaxation and feelings of peace, security and well-being.

Subtle energy is an expression of consciousness. We are a web of intersecting streams of consciousness flowing throughout our bodies and interacting with the energy flows of our environment.

There are many approaches that can be used to positively affect the body’s energetic systems. Cultures have studied the body’s energy centers for thousands of years. The Japanese tradition of Reiki healing dates back to the late 1800’s. Chakras, the seven energy transmission centers of the body, are described in ancient Hindu practices. Meridians, the energy superhighways of the body, are the road maps on which traditional Chinese medicine practitioners based acupuncture.

The human body is a collection of moving particles of energy that form intriguing pathways and patterns which influence how we function. When these energies are flowing as they should, we feel healthy and emotionally vibrant. Illness or disease is the result of an energetic block that has developed somewhere in the body. To restore the balance and harmony back to the body these energy blocks need to be removed. This is where energy medicine shines. Its primary function is to get the body’s energy flowing by eliminating the energy blocks and returning the body’s natural energy flow.

Where To Start

There are many methods to work with the body’s energies. One such method is Eden Energy Medicine. Eden Energy Medicine is a blend of many traditional healing techniques, such as acupuncture, yoga, kinesiology or qi gong, which have been merged into a comprehensive and modern practice.