Vibrational therapy

What is self-healing?
Self-healing is a way of inner healing wounds that interfere with emotions to improve one's psychological and physical well-being.

I provide self-healing assistance by channeling life force energy (pruna) to balance your chakras.
I usually start the session of opening energy points (chakras) with a tuning fork at 128 Hz or a singing ball.

A minimum of 4 consecutive sessions is recommended.
Each session lasts up to one hour.

*Donations are much appreciated.

Tuning Fork Therapy is an alternative healing technique that uses calibrated metal tuning forks to apply vibrational energy to the body. The idea behind it is that the frequencies produced by the tuning forks can help restore balance and harmony to the body’s energy system, promoting physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

In a typical session, the practitioner activates the tuning forks and places them near or gently on the body, often along specific points like acupuncture or acupressure points, or on energy centers like chakras. The vibrations from the tuning forks are believed to help clear blockages in the energy field and stimulate healing.

The therapy works on the principle that everything in the universe, including the human body, vibrates at a certain frequency. When the body experiences stress or illness, it is believed that these frequencies become imbalanced. By introducing the resonant frequencies from the tuning forks, it’s thought that the body’s natural rhythm and healing processes can be restored.

Chakras are energy centers in the body that are believed to influence both physical and emotional well-being. The concept of chakras comes from ancient Indian traditions, particularly in yoga and Ayurveda, and is based on that energy flows through the body in a network of channels, or “nadis.” The chakras act as focal points where this energy is concentrated and can be balanced or unbalanced depending on various factors such as stress, trauma, or lifestyle.

When these chakras are balanced, energy flows freely through the body, supporting self-healing, health and well-being. However, if a chakra becomes blocked, it can lead to physical or emotional issues.

Here’s a brief overview of the seven primary chakras:

1. Root Chakra (Muladhara)

• Location: Base of the spine (tailbone area)

• Color: Red

• Element: Earth

• Associated with: Stability, security, survival, grounding

• Organs: Adrenals, kidneys, large intestine, rectum, bones, and teeth.

• Physical Function: The root chakra governs survival instincts, stability, and grounding. Issues related to this chakra may manifest as problems with the legs, feet, lower back, or the immune system.

2. Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana)

• Location: Lower abdomen, about two inches below the navel

• Color: Orange

• Element: Water

• Associated with: Creativity, sexuality, emotions, relationships

• Organs: Reproductive organs, kidneys, bladder, and the circulatory system (especially the lower body).

• Physical Function: The sacral chakra is tied to creativity, sexuality, and pleasure. Imbalances here may lead to issues like reproductive problems, urinary tract infections, or lower back pain.

3. Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura)

• Location: Upper abdomen, around the stomach area

• Color: Yellow

• Element: Fire

• Associated with: Personal power, self-esteem, willpower, confidence

• Organs: Stomach, liver, pancreas, gallbladder, small intestine, digestive system.

• Physical Function: The solar plexus governs personal power, confidence, and willpower. A blocked solar plexus may manifest as digestive disorders, liver problems, or fatigue.

4. Heart Chakra (Anahata)

• Location: Center of the chest, near the heart

• Color: Green (sometimes pink)

• Element: Air

• Associated with: Love, compassion, healing, connection

• Organs: Heart, lungs, thymus gland, circulatory system, arms, and hands.

• Physical Function: The heart chakra governs love, compassion, and emotional healing. Physical issues may include heart disease, lung problems, asthma, or upper back pain.

5. Throat Chakra (Vishuddha)

• Location: Throat area

• Color: Blue

• Element: Ether (Space)

• Associated with: Communication, self-expression, truth

• Organs: Throat, mouth, teeth, gums, ears, thyroid gland, vocal cords, and the neck.

• Physical Function: The throat chakra is responsible for communication and self-expression. Issues with this chakra can manifest as sore throats, vocal problems, or thyroid issues.

6. Third Eye Chakra (Ajna)

• Location: Between the eyebrows, in the middle of the forehead

• Color: Indigo (deep blue)

• Element: Light

• Associated with: Intuition, insight, wisdom, perception

• Organs: Eyes, brain, pituitary gland, and nervous system.

• Physical Function: The third eye chakra governs intuition, insight, and perception. Physical symptoms of imbalance might include headaches, eye problems, and issues with memory or concentration.

7. Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)

• Location: Top of the head

• Color: Violet or white

• Element: Thought

• Associated with: Spirituality, consciousness, enlightenment, connection to the divine

• Organs: Brain, central nervous system, and the pineal gland.

• Physical Function: The crown chakra is associated with spiritual connection, consciousness, and enlightenment. An imbalance might manifest as mental confusion, headaches, or neurological issues.

sound Bed

What is OPUS™? OPUS™ is like a home gym for your heart. SoundBed™ uses vibroacoustic technology to deliver low-frequency vibrations throughout your body that quickly releases you out of stress response and into a place of deep relaxation and receptivity.

*Coming soon

* It is important to note that while many people find vibrational threatments helpful, they are generally considered a complementary practice and not a replacement for traditional medical treatment.

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