Cranial Laser Reflex Technique: Healthcare for Geniuses
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Cranial Laser Reflex Technique is an exciting new development in natural pain relief and functional improvement. This stand-alone method allows a practitioner with any cold laser to be able to reduce someone's musculoskeletal pain with amazing speed. This condensed version of Dr. Nick Wise's recent lecture gives the scientific basis of CLRT.
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- 3. “ A s science progressively reveals the coherence of the harmonic and holographic nature of the manifest world, the attributes of sound and light are providing the basis of healing modalities that are nonintrusive and utilize their universal harmonics. From the technological use of lasers, magnetic resonance imaging, and ultrasound to the practices of spiritual healers of all traditions, the harmonic aspects of energies—their resonance, coherence, and attunement—are being understood to underlie and enhance all healing.” Ervin Laszlo, Cosmos
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- 11. Harvard researchers found the skull to be relatively optically transparent compared to other body tissues. Wavelengths from 500nm (blue-green) to 856nm (infrared) were able to easily pass through the skull’s crystalline lattice.
- 13. “ T he latest discoveries across all scientific disciplines are revealing a radical new vision of the nature of the physical world as imbued with and in-formed by a holographic field; thus, it is innately inter-related, coherent, and harmonic at all scales of existence.” Ervin Laszlo, Cosmos p.19
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- 17. Holographic Principles The information of the whole is stored within the smallest part.
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- A key feature of chaotic systems is that they are innately non-linear: “a small factor can trigger a large outcome; equally, a large factor may only engender a minor effect.”
- E.g. HRV is chaotic