Energetic toolkit
An ECOintention Practitioner uses an energetic toolkit
to connect organizations and ecosystems to good energy.
Below you can read about some elements of this toolkit along
with a few other ECOintention topics.
Tools in the energetic toolkit include for example: flower
of life, shri-yantra, mandela, music, colors, crystals and
Bach flower remedies. Each one has a specific energetic
impact. An ECOintention Practitioner is familiar with these
various impacts and applies them consciously. The ability to
carry out an energetic balancing with heart and soul is
critical for the result. The work should never feel routine
but should always be a living ritual.
The energetic toolkit includes harmonizers that dissolve
blockages and stress, for example the shri-yantra symbol.
There are also transformers, such as the flower of life,
which help the project to connect better to its own source
of knowledge and experience. Informers, such as colors,
music and Bach flower remedies, increase the
self-organization. Grounders improve the grounding of the
project. Petrified wood is a good example. Energizers
increase the life energy. You can do that for example with
positive attention, an orgone beamer or Reiki. The effect
that each intervention has is tracked using energetic
measurements.
Golden mean
The Golden Mean can be found in the physical form of
plants, animals and people, in growth processes and in the
cycles of the stock market, in an atom and in our solar
system. This universal measure has been applied to building
pyramids, Greek temples, pagodas and cathedrals. Leonardo da
Vinci and other artists use the Golden Mean in their work to
create harmony and beauty. In nature everything
develops rhythmically and with certain proportions. The
Golden Mean plays an important role in that. It is the
universal measure. ECOintention works with it. An
ECOintention Practitioner balances with consciousness,
commitment and care. Every balancing project is unique. It
is carried out with the rhythm and measure that the project
requires.
Crop circles
Crop circles have been appearing worldwide for more than
forty years. There is overwhelming scientific evidence that
most of them are not made by people. The complexity of crop
circles is fascinating, the wealth of their various shapes
inexhaustible. Every year new ones appear. The biggest in
2001 had 409 circles and was more than 200 m wide.
ECOintention works with the energy of crop circles. This
energy is very pure and has a strong harmonizing and
transforming effect. In the third year of the training
participants choose their own crop circle. This is explored
in a variety of ways. It takes two months to integrate crop
circle energy into your own energy so that you can work with
it.
Projective geometry
Goethe’s metamorphosis of the plant and many energetic
perceptions can be scientifically confirmed using projective
geometry. This geometry describes the shapes and growth
processes of plants. With the centripetal and centrifugal
forces (blue and red respectively) there emerges a
lemniscate formative force that works at different levels of
the plant.
According to projective geometry a plant is made up of
intersection points, lines and planes. An ECOintention
Practitioner can perceive these energetically. These
drawings come from the book “The plant between sun and earth”
by Adams and Wicher, a standard work on projective geometry.
The colored orbs are open intersections above the plant.
These can be perceived energetically with your hands.
Fractals
Many natural shapes like a cauliflower or fern are made
up of repetitions of simple patterns, also known as
fractals. The Frenchmen Mandelbrot discovered that fractals
were the foundation of most shapes in nature. Using a
computer you can simulate the growth of trees and the
erosion of mountains with fractals. We can even create
fractal landscapes that reflect nature.
Repeating a simple pattern can have a big effect.
According to fractal science it’s possible that the beating
of a butterfly’s wing could eventually create a storm. In
the same way, repeating positive information at just the
right time can eventually have an enormous positive impact.
In this case quality is more important than quantity.
ECOintention works with fractals.
Fractal flowers
By endlessly repeating simple patterns called fractals,
complex images can emerge. These fractal flowers below were
created by a computer. In nature simple foundational
principles generally underpin complicated patterns and forms.
This is also true for blockages and stress in an
organization. The cause is often a simple event that through
repetition became complicated and confusing.
There is no point in emphasizing blockages and stress.
They just get tougher and bigger. ECOintention can reduce
blockages and stress quickly at a large scale. The
underlying pattern is brought to the surface. Once the
Guardian has become aware of this core pattern, sustainable
change can occur.
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