The purpose of this presentation is two-fold: firstly, to outline a new approach to healing the human body through the use of technology; and secondly, to start the work of moving our understanding of conventional science and technology towards what is becoming known as the "New Science" or the true meaning of science. In other words, this presentation moves toward a marriage between the conventional science of the form and the hidden nature and meaning of life; the marriage between science and our origin. In order to effect this marriage, it is necessary to recognise and then to explore that intelligence which exists beyond the form of life.
The gap between conventional science and the hidden forces of life can be seen very clearly within the fields of medicine and healing. Modern medicine - or more correctly, allopathic medicine - considers the human being as nothing more than a complex machine. Nothing exists beyond the machine, and all the complexity of a human being results from the sum of its different component parts. By understanding the workings of the component parts, the body can be made to function correctly, as one would fix any other machine, for example, a car or a computer. If a part is malfunctioning, then simply remove it, and if possible, replace it with another part. If the body is diseased, then again simply remove, suppress, or replace the faulty part. If the symptoms of the disease can be eradicated, then the approach of modern medicine is considered successful and the body cured.
The healing arts consider the human being as something far greater than a collection of component parts working together. The physical body is seen as a "vehicle" through which an intelligent indwelling being expresses itself. The body is not seen as just a collection of mechanical parts, but as comprised of many smaller intelligent beings - all living through the medium of the one being. Healing, then, considers the holistic nature of the collective being. Disease becomes rather dis-ease; that is, the whole being is not at one with itself - something is out of balance. This dis-ease has a specific purpose: to show us that something needs to be addressed within the life of the being. In other words, dis-ease is a process through which the indwelling being can both experience and learn about itself.
When healing is viewed in this context, it becomes imperative for medical science and technology to broaden its perspective on the nature of life, and to start finding ways of using its understanding of the form to assist the indwelling being to find its own natural, balanced sense of well-being. The healing arts view the degree of well-being within the human body as the primary measure of the success of the healing process. In this regard the indwelling being, through the natural holistic intelligence of the body, knows best how to heal itself and how to re-establish overall balance and well-being.
All too commonly, dis-ease has been allowed to develop within the being for a very long time, and hence has become very fixed. Although the body still knows best how to rebalance this dis-ease, it needs assistance to start the process, to begin moving that which has become fixed within the being. An energetic stimulus is the very best assistance we can give the being towards starting the process of its own healing.
This energetic stimulus can come from many different sources; from working directly with a healer within a wide variety of different healing disciplines, to technological devices which embody specific principles consistent with the nature and process of life. Medical science and technology can assist the process of healing by providing the correct energetic stimulus for the body to kick-start its own healing process. Therefore, it is imperative for science and technology to learn about, understand, and embody the true principles of life, and to bring the essence of life together with the material side of life.
