Heartmend

Description

The last several months, I have found myself working with some extraordinary energy workers, only one of which uses radionics.  Each specialist brings a different perspective to the work, and with that new perspective, I get new and better questions.  Then those questions take my work another step further.

The thing is it is not a competition.  It isn’t that any one of us is ‘better’ than any other. It is exactly that each of us is very good at certain things and not nearly as good at others.  So, they can see things I cannot, and vice versa.

This back and forth has helped me develop “Heartmend”.

When we speak of a ‘broken heart’ we think it is simply a metaphor for being hurt or sad.  It turns out, it is not a metaphor at all, but something very real and very measurable.  But to measure it, we must understand what it is we are trying to measure.

A recent breakthrough in geometric shapes came with the discovery of the ‘chestahedron’.  This was discovered by Frank Chester.  Ironically, the heart energy field is shaped as a chestahedron.

If DNA is the antenna into the morphogenic field, then the chestahedron of the heart is the tuner.  And here is where it becomes interesting.  Trauma of all sorts can damage the chestahedron.

The trauma doesn’t destroy the chestahedron, is simply shatters it into smaller chestahedron pieces.  Then, it rests in the gaps of the disorganized crystal shards.  This damage interferes with the chestahedron working as an efficient tuner.  So, the more damage, the more corrupt the spiritual signal.

When you understand this reality is a projection from the energy field, if the tuner is damaged then the projection is corrupted.

No wonder people can die of a broken heart.  No wonder people that have been deeply hurt often have life-threatening medical issues.  We can agree that when this ‘broken heartedness’ is severe enough it can be very bad.

But what I am now learning is that everyone I have checked has some measure of that broken heartedness.  I measure the number of pieces of the chestahedron:

Pieces 83.2-14             The optimal number is 1.

I use a reagent (Heartmend) to reassemble the chestahedron and dissolve the stored traumas lodged in the crystals.  So far, I have not found precise health and wellness advantages, but what I am seeing is people seem happier and more relaxed.  I am certain there is more to it than that, but perhaps it will just a while longer to manifest those benefits.

What I have noticed is that when I test for Trauma              65.5-32.7, it balances out quite easily.  But I don’t know if it even registers the trauma stored in the shattered chestahedron. Or perhaps the ‘stuff’ in the spaces between the crystal shards is not the same trauma as stored elsewhere.

From our own experience, a heartbreak is often a more severe trauma than a physical one.  So, perhaps our word for trauma is simply inadequate to describe what we are seeing there.

In any case, Heartmend feels like it is simply dissolving the dark fogs, not only internally but externally as well.  So, while it was intended primarily for the energy field of the heart, it has a profound healing effect on property.

In one case, it was able to simply dissolve a dark energy that had attached to the property from very ancient times.

Balancing with the rate for chestahedron, or even using my chestahedron reagent is a great way to induce a severe healing reaction.  As the heart crystal is reassembled, the ‘stuff’ in the spaces between the pieces must go somewhere.  If you don’t dissolve and remediate the ‘stuff’ then you will likely overwhelm the system and get some powerfully negative reactions.