Quantum theory is the basis of modern physics. It suggests that the universe is made up of interaction between matter and energy, down to atomic and subatomic particles. On a very basic level, this branch of scientific study shows that there is a fundamental connection between things we can see and touch (matter) and things we cannot see or touch with our eyes and body (energy).

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Terminology for and scientific study around the idea that we exist within a quantum reality emerged about a hundred years ago. Folks who are not quantum physicists or science/math enthusiasts, have probably at least heard of some of the scientific rock-stars in this field, like Erwin Schrödinger, Albert Einstein, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Richard Feynman, and Stephen Hawking.

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The good news is that you don’t need to know anything about the complex equations, algorithms, or history of Quantum Theory/Physics to benefit from Quantum Biofield Sessions! However, from a practitioner’s perspective, clients who have a basic understanding of how the process works and what each session is intended to accomplish experience greater benefits from these services.

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So, let's get to the heart of what you need to know...

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Quantum Biofield Sessions are rooted in a belief that the universe we exist within, as well as everything in it, is made up of either energy, matter, or a combination of both. And, in our shared reality, we say that something is “alive” when it is a combination of energy in material form.

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One of the best examples of the belief that energy + matter = life is the human body. Our physical body is composed of matter (cells). We can see and touch our bodies and those of others. However, it is the presence of an invisible (energetic) life-force that brings our physical bodies to life. When this energetic life-force is partnered with a body, we are said to be alive. And, when the life-force energy leaves our body, we are called dead. We can look at the natural world for evidence of this process as well. 

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The term "biofield" is used to describe the invisible, energetic field within and around each individual that participates in our biological mechanics. Technically, existence of individual human bio-fields is still a theory. Thanks to decades of research conducted by independent institutions, like HeartMath (heartmath.org), we can understand a great deal about the relationship between our physical bodies and the invisible energetic field within and around each human being.

For instance, we now know that certain things happen within our physical bodies when we experience different emotions, like frustration and appreciation. Modern medical professionals can measure a person's heart rate variable (HRV) through electrocardiograms (ECGs) and show that experiencing emotional energy like frustration and anger create unhealthy HRV levels, while emotions like appreciation and gratitude promote healthy HRV levels. If you want to dive deeper, check out some of the HeartMath's research here.