HEALING

We access the depths of our embodiment through a practice of self-hypnosis. We stay with our own body whilst surrendering to this condition. Deep sensing, and deep listening to our own presence, heightens our sensitivity towards the responsiveness of our matter-force. We enter the quantum dimension of being. Our body opens as a boundless and timeless womb of information, where memories, feelings, and impulses are all alive and present, unframed from their reference in space and in time. Some responses stir the depths of our nervous mesh and navigate their way to our consciousness. We guide our intent to follow our responses back to the stimuli we have bound with, in certain locations and moments of our life. We reach deep into our circuitry where a sense of reality was created. We allow ourselves to free and release somatic, sensory, and emotional responses that arise from the embodied memory of those stimuli. Through an anthropological unravelling of the sense we made out of stimuli, as rooted in our personal, parental, social, cultural perceptions and beliefs, we gradually untangle our world-self circuitry and disidentify our self from our past responses. In our quantum dimension of being, our body-field is fluid, and open to reprocess a circuitry of information, through an embodiment of safety, reliability, acceptance, worth, and agency, as all resources innately present in our original nature of being.

The pattern of information that we embody becomes the life-form into which our biological matter turns. Our feeling experiences are biological experiences that determine the way our matter-force functions and behaves. The state of our consciousness becomes our biological state of being, including the heart of our genetic being. Stimuli that we detect ignite neural-biological responses that shape the genetic evolution of our becoming human: our potential responsiveness to the environment entails potential characteristics and behaviours that our genes may manifest.

Resilience and neuroplasticity of our circuitry need to be accessed through complementary directions. On the one side, our circuitry has to be entered at a bio-energetic level. Induced interactions with beneficial vital forces stimulate our biological matter-force to run in attunement with these forces. Simultaneously, on the other side, our circuitry has to be entered at a sentient level. Our feelings are electro-magnetic states, through which our biological field takes shape. An emotional transformational work is therefore necessary for a consciousness shift. Feelings of pure love, that we let erupt in us, grant us our most potent force of connectivity and coherency: a force of highest intelligence. Love informs our field with frequencies in heightened and original attunement with universal harmony, which awakens our innate ability to be the healer of our own body.

In this healing approach, I combine Anthropology of Body&Health, together with Taoist Medicine, Somatic Studies, and Studies in Anatomy of Healing (Integrated understanding of Neuroscience and Metaphysics, developed by the neuropsychiatrist and psychotherapist Erica Poli, founder of EFP – Emotional Freedom Psychobiology – Therapy).

Chi Nei Tsang is a deep somatic and hands-on bodywork, which restores the embodiment of universal energy and consciousness. It is a healing art for holistic benefits in our biological, emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions. Chi flows in and out of all our body’s bio-physiological systems (digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, lymphatic, nervous, endocrine, urinary, and reproductive system). All these systems concentrate and cross paths in the abdomen, as main energetic centre of our being. This practice addresses the embodiment of emotional responses that we develop from environmental stimuli. Each internal organ is associated with the embodiment of different feelings and emotions that we generate. Each organ stores, holds, and releases, positive as well as negative emotions, which charge the organ with beneficial or toxic qualities of energy. This ancient Taoist medicine meets the latest understandings of neuroscience and quantum physics. It shares with these the understanding of interdependence between body, emotions, and energy. For this reason, in Taoist medicine, pivotal concern is given to the significance of negative feelings, as toxic qualities of energy that disrupt the harmony of Chi, and can cause serious damage to our health, such as malfunctions, depletion, or illnesses at a physical, psychic, and spiritual level.

Chi Nei Tsang allows the unravelling of our unbalanced embodiment, by tapping into a universal source of intelligence and wisdom, innately embodied in us. As a CNT practitioner, I train myself in energy practices, such as Inner Alchemy, Chi Kung, Tai Chi, and Meditation, for the cultivation, circulation, and heightening of my Chi, to be transmitted, channelled, and exchanged with the person I treat. Through somatic touch, manipulation, and massage, it is possible to transform the embodiment of energy, and therefore, the embodiment of information. This healing treatment detects in the person’s body energy knots and toxic blockages, which express tangled and unhealthy stimuli-response relations that the person has embodied. By detoxifying organs and systems, and by releasing stagnations or tensions, unprocessed or repressed negative feelings emerge into consciousness, as information of the person’s embodied memory. Transforming the emotional charges in the body, entails the reprocessing of neurobiological responses, which rearrange the body into harmonic patterns of matter and energy. CNT is also of fundamental use as a regular practice of well-being, which energises, strengthens, and maintains the coherency of all dimensions of our being.

As part of Taoist philosophy, a CNT practitioner is not only a therapist, but most of all an educator, who is in charge of sharing with the others how to awaken the vital force of Chi, as a free and self-healing resource given to us all by nature.

In my healing bodywork, I apply Chi Nei Tsang I (Chi Massage for Vital Organs), and Chi Nei Tsang II (Chasing the Winds).

Choreutics is a science of movement analysis within the frame of Space Harmony. It provides a system of observation, synthesis, and understanding of the spatial and kinetic relations that we perform and embody. This science allows the unravelling of the life-form that our body’s movements create together with the environment. Our spatial and kinetic embodiment contains, at first, an embodiment of gravity. Gravity renders our matter-force a gravitational force, which we share in communion with all other entities in the world. Each spatial dimension takes shape as two endless and continuous forces, in opposite directions and in relation to one another: upward/downward pulls for the vertical dimension, rightward/leftward pulls for the horizontal dimension, and forward/backward pulls for the sagittal dimension. Each dimension reveals a constant flow between a pair of endless tensions that oppose and respond to one another, and, therefore, are complementary to one another. Positions such as ‘up’ and ‘down’, are not statically given and in isolation from one another, but are due to upward and downward pulls, exerting endlessly, simultaneously, and mutually towards each other. In this way, three-dimensionality is given by a multidimensional combination of spatial pulls exerting together, whilst connecting, reversing, and cohering with one another. All life-forms in space are a result of a kinetic arrangement of forces that merge, cross, and continue through and beyond. In the same way, our body becomes the embodiment of the spatial and kinetic responsiveness of our force whilst exerting through the environment. Our body emerges as the embodiment of a whole kinetic anatomy: a continuum of polar and complementary forces, from our micro to our macro – from the vibrations of our particle-waves to the motor actions of our limbs. Each of our cells and anatomical components becomes nothing but a spatial pull, that connects, reverses, coheres with one another, and continues on and through the environment. Our body becomes a whole organic, spatial, and kinetic weave: a living architecture in continuity with the World and Universe. Unity and infinity of Spatial Harmony renders the body an inalienable continuum, which transcends absolute parts.

Unravelling the neurobiological and energetic pattern of information that we have become, also entails to unravel the spatial pattern that we embody. We embody a sense of our self and the world, by weaving a pattern of spatial positions, orientations, and pathways between the spatial stimuli and our responses. Our emotional and cognitive responses are rooted in our proprioceptive and kinaesthetic experiences. Proprioception is often named the sixth sense; it encompasses two kinds of senses: the proprioceptive sense, which refers to our sense of body positions, body limbs and other parts; through this sense we control muscle stretching, contraction, and weighting, so as to maintain our body position; and the kinaesthetic sense, which is our sense of body movement: it is our capacity for kinetic sequences and coordination to be performed as a result of our proprioceptive awareness.

I apply Laban Movement Analysis (LMA), and Bartenieff Fundamentals (BF), in order to read the language of a body’s person movement, and tackle unbalances in the structure, in weight distribution, in kinetic efforts and pathways. By guiding the person through the task of performing weight-sensing and movement sequences, we can see resistances, blockages, or tensions of the body’s kinetic flow, in relation with certain spatial directions or orientations. Healing and reweaving our embodiment begins with tuning into our natural kinetic intelligence, and awakening somatosensory and kinaesthetic experiences of the body’s gravity, which recover trust in the laws of Spatial Harmony. Spatial stimuli are reprocessed through a postural and movement re-education, which recovers fluidity and efficiency of our kinetic alignments. Balance between inner and outer, stability and mobility, exertion and recuperation, body’s core and peripheries, is consciously re-explored. Re-harmonising kinetic responses means to reprocess, at the same time, biological, emotional, and cognitive information, that transforms the way we orient, act, and relate in the world. By experiencing the sense of continuity of our exertion, and the mutual support with all other forces, we heal the consciousness of our infinity and unity of being.

Health of our embodiment is our return to a harmonic whole, that flows spatially and kinetically, while we feel and become one with the infinite.