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"Reason can only apprehend structured modes of energy. The Cabbala proposes that there exists an energetic universe, something beyond our comprehension, and that the whole constitutes a wonderful unity."
Carlo Suares, La Bible Restituée (Free translation) |
Introduction
The Holoenergetic Influence
At the forefront of the new approaches in science, Holoenergetics allows Man to access the totality of his being. Man is, in fact, a multidimensional being and Holoenergetics takes all of the following dimensions into account: the physical, the energetic and the "subtle". It is neither a medicine nor a medical technique but rather a completely original scientific technique.
Several scientists have contributed to the development of Holoenergetics. Noteworthy are the works in physics of David Bohm who demonstrated the undivided wholeness of the universe in its explicit and implicit aspects.
Using numerous experiments in brain functioning, the neurologist Karl Pribram proposed that memory is not localized in one specific area, but is distributed holographically throughout the brain.
Paul Nogier, medical doctor, acupuncturist and author of "L'Homme dans l'oreille" researched and discovered auriculotherapy, a photographic physical approach in which each part of the ear corresponds to an area in the body. He then developed "auriculotherapy" which constitutes the outline of a hologrammic approach in which each part of the ear corresponds to several organs of different embryologic origins.
In 1985, two students of Nogier, Secondy and Piro, discovered the Holoenergetic organigram which translates into a specific energetic hologrammic structure of the human being.
Finally in 1994, Jean Ratte, a licensed vascular surgeon, devoted his skills and knowledge to research which led him to connect the organigram with the data at the source of global cohesion known as Perennial Philosophy*. Holoenergetics thus developed addresses individuals who wish to resolve their problems of stress, anxiety, angst, etc, and to regain their vitality.
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