A Holographic View / May 16, 2014

A holographic view.

This week we were priviledged to witness Toni Dicks analyse somebody's blood using her Blood Microscopy skills. Her work has recently moved onto another plane as she embraces the world of Holographic Blood and the teachings of Harvey Bigelsen. It was a strangely powerful experience for us all as we watched live blood react to the bio-resonance programme and change in an impossibly short period of time.

As I have reflected on the experience I recalled a quote from an oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle  "We have better maps of the Moon, Mars and Jupiter than we do of our own ocean floor," To see an image of live blood through a microscope is to reverse your view of the universe. In fact Toni says it is nearly always an analogy people make when seeing their blood in this way for the first time. 

This a very powerful visual demonstration of "As above so below."

When astronauts see planet Earth from space they speak of a shift in perspective which would fall into the category of spiritual experiences, and whilst not as dramatic as space flight, seeing live blood through the microscope certainly allows in a different perspective.

The technique is known as Holographic Blood Work as the representation of the whole can be seen within one drop of blood. It is remarkable to identify gross physical structures such as organs and bones represented in symblasts formed within the cellular structure of the blood. A combination of knowledge and intuition guides Toni through a diagnostic procedure which allows her to construct a regime to address chronic, acute or potential conditions.

Being aCREATIVEspace we saw something different in the process. We got the very strong sense, and could actually witness, the power of Toni's observation and its effect on the blood. Rather than identifying problems she continually saw and presented possibilities. It was almost as if Toni was the blood and her presence was enough to effect change.

So many possibilities come to mind when you embrace the power of the observer and the implication that our physical reality is imprinted within the blood. Consider Emoto's work with water or Bill Tillers work on intention. As ever, we look at Toni's work and the power of bio-resonance and ask ourselves what can we create with this?

Very exciting times.

Bill