I had wanted to gather more information about this before sharing it with the world. However, word has already gotten out. So it’s time to speak out about what I am calling “Split Energy Syndrome”.
I always seek for inspiration and I can often find new things through muscle testing. Not long ago, I made an important discovery. At first, I thought it would be very rare. I even wondered if I would ever see it again. But since I learned to test for it, I have found that it’s actually quite common, though definitely not in a majority of people. Here’s how it came about…
First, you have to understand that many things led up to this. I had developed the Vital Balance Technique (I will provide more information on that later), which is an enhanced form of muscle testing (expanding on principles I learned from the Emotion Code and the Body Code). Part of that technique involves energetic balancing of the brain. I had noticed that “indigo children” tested and balanced differently from other people. This led to my discovery of a straight-forward test to determine if someone had this indigo brain energy.
I am indigo myself, which helps me to be somewhat more intuitive when doing energy work with patients. A few months ago, I was working on a patient and it “felt” like I was working on multiple people. As I investigated further, I found that there were indeed multiple versions of this person, although it was not a case of multiple personalities. The different versions of the person had different spinal misalignments and different energy imbalances. Most significantly, the second version, which I call the background version, was indigo, even though the person did not test as indigo at first. I asked (through muscle testing) if I can or should attempt to merge the two versions and got a definite “no”. I got the impression that they were separate for a reason.
I had to work on both versions separately. I quickly found that the background version was a lot more imbalanced (messed up) than the forefront version. Later, I found that this is typical. We aren’t consciously aware of the background version. At first, I thought that it was created by the subconscious mind as an extra receptacle for excessive negative energy (trapped emotions and so forth). Later, I learned that it’s there from birth and goes along with the indigo brain energy (which is more associated with the spirit than the body). I compare it to a spare bedroom in your house that you’re not doing anything with. It may be fairly clean and empty at first, but every time you don’t know what to do with something, you stick it in that room. Over time, it can get so full of junk that you can barely walk into the room. So it is with the background version. It gets very cluttered with negative energy over time.
One way you can look at this split energy is that the mind of the brain and the mind of the spirit didn’t mesh and become one as they were supposed to in the beginning. The key seems to be the indigo brain energy. This seems to either enable the split to exist or make it more difficult for the two parts to mesh. It may even vary from person to person.
With this initial patient, as I continued to work on both parts of her, I saw the background version of her get better and better. Then one day it was no longer there. What’s more, the forefront version of her now tested as indigo! The two parts had merged and brought the indigo into the mix. I no longer have to work on two versions of her and the two parts have remained one. Whether everyone with split energy will no longer have split energy as we get the two parts both balanced, I can’t say for sure. At first, I assumed that they would always merge once sufficiently balanced, but time will tell. Perhaps some subconscious minds prefer it split.
Once I had this one patient’s split energy under control, I began to wonder if there might be others who have split energy. I thought maybe someday I would run across it again. So I asked through muscle testing if there was some point that would correspond to this condition. I can’t explain all of the methodology without training you on the Vital Balance Technique, but I will say that it involves the intentional use of the acupuncture point CV21. Once I discovered this and started testing with it, I started finding quite a few people with split energy. I’ve actually found that it’s not rare at all, even though most people don’t have it. In the last few months, I’ve found around 50 people with it, and I haven’t even been doing much testing outside of my own practice. As I said, the indigo trait seems to be the key. If someone tests as indigo on initial testing, they don’t have split energy. If they did, it would be in the background and would not show up with superficial testing. When there is split energy, the background version is always indigo. So is everyone indigo, either superficially or deep inside? From what I’ve seen, no. I’ve tested people that are neither indigo nor do they have split energy. I would say that’s the case with most people.
The reactions that I’ve gotten from people when I’ve explained to them that they have split energy and what it is have been pretty consistent. Even though it sounds strange coming out of my mouth (I’m actually a very conservative person), almost without fail, they respond with “it feels right” and “it makes total sense”. It’s a part of them that they had no conscious awareness of, but once they hear of it, it rings true because deep down in their subconscious, they’ve known all along that this background part of their mind was there.
I explain to people that finding split energy in them is not really a bad thing. It’s something that they’ve always had. It’s not an illness (mental or otherwise). I don’t even know for sure that it’s something that needs to be fixed. However, if we’re not aware of the background version of them, they’re not able to get as complete treatment, especially when doing energy work. Both parts of their subconscious mind are exerting an influence on the physical body, although the background version (being deeper and more associated with the spirit) is somewhat weaker in that regard. However, finding it and working on it may enable a person to get more results with treatment when they have problems that have not responded well to treatment they’ve been getting.
So, in a nutshell, what is this split energy that I’m referring to? I believe you can look at it as a compartmentalization of the subconscious mind. It’s not multiple personalities – it’s still just you. It’s not the good side vs. the bad side, the happy side vs. the sad side, or even a separation of physicality and spirituality. It’s just an interesting finding that enables me to provide more complete energetic treatment to my patients.
Can I prove any of this scientifically? No. It’s just an interesting finding with the muscle testing techniques that I use. If it sounds crazy to you, I don’t blame you. If you choose not to believe it, I’m fine with that. Those who have split energy and are receiving modified energy work to address it are happy with it and feel deep inside that it’s right. This is not part of chiropractic or being a chiropractic physician. These are simply observations I’m sharing from my energy work and muscle testing.
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further where I could easily tell if someone did or did not have this particular brain energy that I have come to associate with indigos. So I believe that my test is reliable for determining if someone is indigo, without having to simply rely on a list of personality traits.
I’ve written before about how the purpose of life is to have joy and that happiness can be gained in a variety of ways, especially with expressing gratitude. Since we’re all looking for happiness, it’s normal to associate happiness with particular people, places, events, foods, etc. This can sometimes be helpful. When we start to lose our way on the path to joy, they can be an anchor – something we can return to that reminds us of happier times, thus enabling us to re-experience that feeling of happiness. Sometimes however, these associations can be destructive. Perhaps the most common of these are sweet foods. People frequently get into a cycle where they eat to feel happy (comfort foods), but then they gain weight. When they see the weight gain, it causes a degree of sadness and disappointment. So where do they go for comfort? Sweet, fatty foods. Then they get into that downward spiral. I knew another guy who was a clean freak. He would spend so much time cleaning that he would often fall short on other important responsibilities. That would make him feel guilty. How did he deal with the feelings of guilt? Clean some more.
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