Cymatics - Sound Made Visible.

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Cymatics - Sound Made Visible. As the body consists of about 70% water, and water is an excellent conductor of sound, vibrational (sound) medicine can provide a powerful means of healing. Structured, therapeutic sound patterns can rearrange dissonance within cells and tissues, into a highly coherent state that facilitates healing.  The healing frequencies of nature and color found in our therapeutic sound compilations - Sayonic 3 and Color of Sound – provide rich patterns and fields of vibrations that elevate our bodies to a highly coherent state that facilitates healing.

Our Stolen Future - Pathways to Restoration

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The book Our Stolen Future (Colburn, Dumanoski, Myers) remains required reading for our students at the Institute of Natural Health Sciences. Authors Colburn, et.al. expose scientific research of the Great Lakes region over the last 50 years, depicting how chemical toxicity has interfered with virtually all aspects of bodily function. Graduate, Alice Moore, DiHOM, has graciously offered to share her book summary, presented to the class. 

The Butterfly and the Tornado – Minimal Input, Profound Effect

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Can the Flap of a Butterfly’s Wings in Brazil Set off a Tornado in Texas? As living beings, we are open, non-deterministic systems thus a certain amount of unpredictability or chaos is ever present. Reactions and responses are dependent upon our system’s sensitivity to initial conditions.  This is the basis for the curative power of nanomolecular doses of homeopathic medicine.

Amazing Research Results in Energy Medicine!

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Our research documents the beneficial, measurable effects of integrating an existing, proven modality, BioAcoustics of Sayonic Therapy, with the EESystem "Qube".  ==> Research Study

Your Innate Power to Heal

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I think I was born asking questions. How do giant oak trees grow out of tiny acorns? When I cut the acorn apart, I did not see any instructions. If a caterpillar is eventually going to turn into a butterfly, why not just start with wings? Nothing frustrated me more than, "Well, that’s just the way it is...