Repeat this cycle for 15 minutes in the morning
after waking up and before bed at night.

This breathing practice unlocks new levels of self-awareness and personal growth, fostering a deeper connection with the present moment.

As a personal development consultant and Gene Keys Guide, I’ve witnessed the transformative power of presence processing firsthand. Clients who incorporate this technique into their lives often experience profound shifts, allowing them to release old patterns and beliefs that were holding them back.

If you’re seeking a practice for becoming more present and integrating your emotions into your daily life, I highly recommend exploring “The Presence Process” by Michael Brown. Alongside the book, Brown’s teachings on YouTube offer valuable insights and guidance.

As with all tranformations integration takes time! 

First things first!

A good start is really to start at the beginning – here on this beautiful planet.
As unique as it is, so are you. Equipped with your very own blueprint, the moment you are born, you will be given the breath of life – our breath, prana.

Prana denotes the life energy that flows through everything. Our life begins with the first and ends with the last breath. We can only live as long as we breathe. Humans breathe around 20,000 times a day, moving around twelve cubic meters of air. We breathe non-stop, for a lifetime, and often not really properly.

We can feel it all over our bodies – because of the lack of oxygen carried by the breath, we are not really doing well. We cannot concentrate, we cannot think clearly, we are energetically drained, and irritable. We also transport that to the outside world, and our environment reacts to it, creating a vicious cycle.

Your breath is a good compass that can show you exactly how things are going. If we are emotionally charged, we breathe shallowly, briefly, or for a moment, not at all!

So, how do you breathe right?

Shouldn’t we actually be able to do that? Yes, we can – and very much so! But what does your breath do when overfilled streets, dense crowds, maybe certain living conditions, and mental as well as physical injuries cause you to breathe mostly as if you were on the run? Stress almost always causes us not to breathe fully. The breath may just fill the upper part of the lungs, and we are already breathing out! Your breath is the energy your organism needs.

Imagine allowing your breath to flow calmly into all the cells of your body. It’s a bit like an inner, invigorating shower – the organs can work refreshed and be at your best service, thanking you with well-being.

Deep breathing improves blood circulation, strengthens the immune system, and can lower blood pressure.

With good, deep breaths, you will also be able to find your inner access to yourself again over time – you will be given clarity that gives you a natural serenity. From there, it is wonderfully easy to lovingly encounter yourself and your own being on the way.

Echoes of Time: Essential Oils Across Ages

While some may perceive essential oils as a modern trend, their roots delve deep into the annals of history. Ancient civilizations revered these botanical extracts, weaving them into the fabric of their lives for aromatherapy, self-care, health, spirituality, beauty, and culinary arts. This tradition, passed down through centuries, bears witness to the enduring legacy of essential oils across cultures worldwide:

Nurturing Beauty and well-being Across Cultures

China:
The tapestry of Chinese traditions has been interwoven with plant-based remedies for centuries, honoring the wisdom of nature in promoting holistic wellness.

Egypt:
Ancient Egyptians elevated beauty treatments to an art form. Plant-based products found their way into rituals, from enhancing physical allure to sacred burial practices and spiritual ceremonies.

France:
In the 19th century, the French chemist Rene Gattefosse, pioneered the term “aromatherapy.” His fervent research and study of essential oils laid the foundation for this transformative practice.

Greece:
The luminaries of ancient Greece, including luminaries like Homer and Hippocrates, delved into the aromatic realm of plants. Building upon the wisdom of their Egyptian predecessors, they explored the multifaceted uses of botanicals.

India:
The ancient wisdom of Ayurveda, a holistic healing system steeped in 5,000 years of tradition, hails from the vibrant tapestry of India. This ancient practice reveres aromatic and plant compounds for their profound healing properties.

Iran:
Aromatic treasures were traded and cherished not only for their fragrance but also for their contributions to perfumery and holistic well-being.

Rome:
In the heart of the Roman Empire, plant extracts took center stage in massage, perfumery, and luxurious scented baths, elevating personal care to a refined art.

The Alchemy of Essential Oil Production

The production of essential oils is a delicate process where nature’s essence meets human craftsmanship. It’s important to recognize that not all essential oils are equal: Geographic origin, distillation techniques, climate, and more influence their purity.

The story of each essential oil is a symphony of meticulous care, precision, and reverence for nature’s wisdom. 

Essential oils are nature’s gifts, and their production is a testament to the harmonious partnership between humanity and the natural world.

Aromatherapy and Essential oils are not a fleeting trend – but a timeless tradition woven into the tapestry of human history.

There are numerous ways to seamlessly integrate these natural gifts into our daily lives, providing wholesome DIY alternatives to the continued use of chemical-based products for our household needs and daily routines.

I love creating my own mouthwash, toothpaste and cleaning supplies. 

I enjoy creating salt baths, candles and roll-ons for my clients, especially according to the Gene keys of their hologenetic design.

Books to read on Essential oils: 

• Essential Guide to Aromatherapy and Vibrational Healing
• Aromatica
• Emotions and Essential Oils
• Medical Aromatherapy
• The Healing Intelligence of Essential Oils
• Modern Essentials
• The Healing Power of Essential Oils

Frequencies – waves and vibrations – encapsulate a fundamental aspect of our perceptible world.

They are the rhythmic oscillations or repetitive patterns of a wave, measured in cycles per second or Hertz (Hz). From the subtle undulations of sound to the energetic pulsations of electromagnetic fields, frequencies form the very essence of our sensory experiences.

At its core, the concept of frequencies is rooted in the fundamental nature of wave propagation. When an object oscillates, it generates waves that travel through a medium, whether it be air, water, or even the vacuum of space. These waves, characterized by their frequency, wavelength, and amplitude, carry energy and information across space and time.

“IF YOU WANT TO FIND THE SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE –
THINK IN TERMS OF ENERGY, FREQUENCY AND VIBRATION.”

Nikola Tesla

The significance of frequencies permeates every facet of our existence. 

They orchestrate the symphony of sounds that serenade our ears, from the melodic notes of music to the reverberations of speech. Frequencies also govern the vast spectrum of light that paints our visual world, illuminating the wonders of nature and technology alike.

Harnessing the Power of Vibrational Frequencies: 

The Mind-Body Connection

Our thoughts and feelings emit energetic vibrations frequencies. Though imperceptible to the naked eye, they have a tangible impact on our well-being. Positive thoughts and emotions resonate at higher frequencies, creating an environment of vitality, clarity, and joy. Conversely, negative thoughts and emotions vibrate at lower frequencies, potentially leading to feelings of lethargy, stress, and dissonance.

Furthermore, these energetic vibrations are not confined to our inner world. They ripple out into our surroundings, influencing the energy of spaces and even the reactions of those around us. 

It’s akin to a silent language communicating our inner state to the universe.

By becoming attuned to the power of our frequencies, we hold the key to shaping our reality. Through mindfulness, positive affirmations, and intentional practices, we can elevate our vibrational state, creating a harmonious resonance between mind, body, and environment. In doing so, we unlock the potential for transformation, inviting a higher, more vibrant way of living into our lives.

The Schumann Resonance: Earth’s Natural Frequency

One of the most intriguing frequencies in the natural world is known as the Schumann Resonance. Named after physicist Winfried Otto Schumann, this phenomenon refers to the resonant frequency of the Earth’s electromagnetic field. In recent years, the Schumann Resonance has garnered attention due to concerns about human-generated electromagnetic interference. The proliferation of electronic devices and wireless technologies has led to discussions about the potential effects of this natural frequency and, consequently, on living organisms.

The Earth’s Heartbeat

The Schumann Resonance linkes to the Earth’s heartbeat, with its fundamental frequency hovering around 7.83 hertz (Hz). This resonance arises from the cavity between the Earth’s surface and the ionosphere, which is about 80 kilometers above.

Synchronization with Brain Waves

Interestingly, the Schumann Resonance is remarkably close to the frequency range of human brain waves, particularly the Alpha and Theta states associated with relaxed awareness and deep meditation. Some theorists suggest a potential correlation between these frequencies and states of consciousness.

Influence on Biological Rhythms

There is ongoing research into the potential impact of Schumann Resonance on living organisms. Some studies propose that this natural frequency may play a role in regulating biological rhythms, including sleep patterns and hormone secretion.

Some holistic practices and alternative therapies incorporate the concept of the Schumann Resonance in their approach to healing and well-being. 

The Influence of Frequencies on Human Experience

Frequencies influence various aspects of human experience, including emotions, moods, and overall well-being.

Frequencies resonate with our emotional states, potentially amplifying or calming feelings. For instance, lower frequencies, like those found in deep, resonant sounds, may evoke a sense of grounding and tranquility, while higher frequencies can impart a sense of excitement or alertness.

Frequency in the Natural World

A famous experiment involving frequencies and water, was conducted by Dr. Masaru Emoto, a Japanese scientist. He claimed that human consciousness could directly influence the molecular structure of water. Dr. Emoto’s experiments involved exposing water to various stimuli, including music, words, and written intentions, and then freezing the water to observe the resulting crystalline structures.

Meditation: 

Binaural Beats / synchronized waves can facilitate the transition into meditative states, enhancing focus and relaxation.

Focus and Productivity: 

Synchronizing brainwaves to specific frequencies,  leads to heightened concentration and productivity.

Stress Reduction and Relaxation: 

Entrainment techniques can induce deep relaxation, helping to alleviate stress and anxiety.

Sleep enhancement:

Exposure to specific frequencies can influence our brainwave patterns through the process of entrainment.

Music and Mood

Music is a powerful example of how frequencies impact our emotional state. Different musical notes and harmonies can evoke a wide range of emotions, from joy and exhilaration to introspection and melancholy. Music therapy often leverages this phenomenon to promote emotional healing and well-being.

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These modalities are employed by sound healers and practitioners to facilitate physical, emotional, and energetic healing, as well as to promote states of deep relaxation and meditation. Each modality offers a unique approach to harnessing the therapeutic potential of sound vibrations.

Sound Healing:

Sound healing modalities encompass a diverse range of instruments and techniques that harness the power of vibrations for therapeutic purposes. Here are some notable sound healing modalities:

Crystal Singing Bowls: These bowls are made from quartz crystal and produce pure, resonant tones when played. Each bowl tuned to a specific note, corresponds to a chakra or energy center in the body.

Pic. hd / gene keys attunement 

Tuning Forks: Tuning forks are precision-calibrated metal instruments that emit specific frequencies when struck. They are used to apply focused vibrations to different parts of the body, promoting healing and balance.

Gongs: Gongs produce powerful, multidimensional tones that can induce deep relaxation and meditation. Their rich harmonics can penetrate the body on a cellular level.

Drums: Drumming is an ancient form of sound therapy that involves rhythmic patterns and vibrations. It promotes grounding, stress relief, and even facilitate altered states of consciousness.

Didgeridoo: This Australian Aboriginal instrument produces low-frequency, resonant sounds. Its vibrations are believed to have therapeutic effects on the body, particularly concerning respiratory and circulatory systems.

Singing / Himalayan Bowls (Metal): Similar to crystal bowls, metal singing bowls – made from alloys of various metals – produce complex, harmonious tones and are often used for meditation and relaxation.

Flutes: Native American flutes, bansuris, and other traditional flutes create soothing melodies that can induce a state of calmness and mindfulness.

Voice and Chanting: The human voice is a powerful tool for sound healing. Vocal toning, chanting, and mantra recitation can stimulate energy flow and promote emotional release.

Bells: Various types of bells, including Tibetan bells and Tingsha bells, produce clear, high-frequency tones. They are often used to signal the beginning or end of a sound healing session.

Monochords: This instrument consists of a single string stretched over a resonant chamber. It creates a continuous, soothing tone that can induce deep relaxation.

Pyramid Resonance Therapy: This involves the use of pyramids, often made of quartz or other resonant materials, to amplify and direct healing vibrations.

Relevance of Brainwave “Entrainment”

Brainwave entrainment involves using external stimuli, like sound or light pulses, to synchronize brainwave activity.

Binaural Beats

Binaural beats are a fascinating auditory phenomenon that can influence our brainwave activity. They occur when two slightly different frequencies are presented separately to each ear. The brain perceives the difference between these frequencies as a rhythmic pulsing, or “beat,” which is not actually present in the auditory input. For example, if one ear hears a tone at 300 Hz and the other at 310 Hz, the brain perceives a binaural beat of 10 Hz.

These beats have shown potential in various applications. For instance, binaural beats in the Alpha range (around 8 to 14 Hz) may promote relaxation and calmness, making them suitable for stress reduction or meditation. In contrast, beats in the Beta range (around 14 to 30 Hz) may be used to enhance alertness and concentration.

Research suggests that listening to binaural beats can influence mental states, potentially aiding in focus, relaxation, and even sleep. While the science is still evolving, many individuals find binaural beats to be a valuable tool for achieving desired mental states and enhancing their overall well-being.

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Benefits:

Pitfalls:

Empaths, HSPs, and Scanner Personalities may encounter various challenges and misconceptions:

• Being a Jack of all trades

While versatility is a strength, the notion of being a ‘Jack of all trades, master of none’ can also present challenges. This term implies that individuals may have a basic level of skill or knowledge in various areas but may not excel or specialize in any particular field. As a result, they may struggle to establish themselves as experts or find fulfillment in traditional career paths that value specialization.

• Indecisiveness and lack of focus:

Due to the tendency to explore multiple interests and passions, they have a reputation for being indecisive or lacking focus, especially in traditional career paths that value specialization.

• Procrastination and perfectionism:

Fear of rejection and perfectionism can hinder individuals with these traits from fully realizing their potential. Heightened sensitivity to criticism and failure may lead to procrastination and obsessive attention to detail, making it difficult to execute ideas and complete projects. Over time, this may result in social and financial difficulties.

• Overwhelm and sensory overload:

Heightened sensitivity to external stimuli can lead to feelings of overwhelm and sensory overload, particularly in noisy or chaotic environments. Empaths, HSPs, and scanner personalities may struggle to filter out irrelevant information, leading to exhaustion and anxiety.

 Are you a Multi-Potentialite, Scanner, or even Polymath too? 

• Your mind is like a melting pot of inspiration for probably more ideas than one human alone can transform into reality.
• You question authorities and hierarchies. 
• Decision-making is not so easy a task for you. 
• Finishing projects can be daunting and haunting: sticking to one thing longer – so it can be financially fruit-bearing – feels likely almost impossible. 
• You are very good at learning on your terms; thus, you are very often autodidactic. 
• You are a well of information that you share with enthusiasm – if it is still on your excitement horizon.

Fusing all this knowledge can be challenging and often causes distress when not knowing how to pursue a career – and to make a living that satisfies the heart and senses long-term.

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To overcome these challenges and embrace your unique strengths, consider the following strategies:

• Embrace versatility:

Instead of viewing your diverse interests as a weakness, embrace and accept your versatility, seeing it as a strength. Leverage your ability to draw connections between various disciplines to innovate and problem-solve effectively.

• Practice self-compassion:

Self-compassion and recognizing that it is okay to explore multiple interests are essential. Celebrate your achievements and progress along your unique paths, even if you deviate from conventional expectations.

• Look for diversity in learning and career paths:

– Advocate for a more inclusive approach to education and career development. 

 – Embrace your multifaceted nature and pursue diverse interests.
– Create environments that nurture and support the growth of your scanner personality or multipotentiality, fostering innovation, creativity, and personal fulfillment.
– Harness your unique talents and perspectives of diverse interests, leading to a more vibrant and dynamic society.

• Set clear goals: 

Setting clear goals and priorities helps us to stay focused, avoiding overwhelm by our diverse interests. Breaking down larger goals into smaller, manageable tasks can also help maintain momentum and motivation.

• Movement:
  

Physical exercise and gentle movement are vital to regulate bodily and nervous system feedback. Try Tai Chi and Qi Gong, Yoga, dancing, or even running – they are our medicine!