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Case-studies: Integral Yoga / bio-energetic healing system (IY/BE)

Joachim P. Seckel

Abstract
Representing a synthesis of Integral Yoga (Sri Aurobindo) and bio-energetic healing, the article focuses
on a series of case-studies, using Applied Kinesiology muscle-testing. The IY/BE system involves two
stages: 1) initial client exposure to an Integral Bio-Energetic Field (IBEF) of healing, previously created
at a fitness centre; and 2) if necessary, an individual IY/BE session(s), either directly or by means of
distant healing. Viewed overall, the case-studies demonstrate the IY/BE system can detect and address a
wide variety of disorders.

Introduction 2. Pre-Determined Muscle-Testing (PDM): the
practitioner presses on client’s extended
Overview left arm at the wrist-level (thumb pointing
Prior to activating the IY/BE System, the downward) while the latter holds a pertinent
practitioner — a devotee of Integral Yoga vial with right hand, in order to obtain
(Sri Aurobindo) — asks the Divine Mother either a ‘Reaction’ (relatively weak muscle)
for Guidance to bring about healing, or ‘No Reaction’ (normal muscle strength).
accompanied by high-conscious awareness. The vial being held is filled with water,
having been bio-energetically modulated
During the IY/BE operation, two forms of for a designated bio-incompatible substance,
Applied Kinesiology muscle-testing are usually an allergen.
utilised (1):
1. Question-Response Testing (QRT): The Using QRT and/or PDM-testing, the practitioner
practitioner asks a specific question(s) initially identifies a client’s possible disorder(s),
pertaining to the client’s symptom(s), as well as its casual factor(s), based on 13 Key
possible disorder(s), and/or causal Criteria and 3 Sub-Criteria. The two sets of
factor(s); next, uses muscle-testing — criteria, previously defined and detailed in a
pressing tip of middle-finger on nail of NAMAH article (2), are listed below:
index-finger — to obtain an answer: either
‘Yes’ (normal muscle strength), or ‘No’ Key Criteria
(relatively weak muscle). 1. Emergency medical help.

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