Joachim P. Seckel

By Joachim P. Seckel — Jul 15, 2021

There are so many ways of looking at healing. Nature follows different lines and each one of us picks up one of these and develops a system around it. This article is a novel and fresh way of looking at problem of the current pandemic. It combines kinesiology techniques and energy-healing practices with certain conceptions of Integral Yoga. Of course the method that Sri Aurobindo and the Mother gave about dealing with such illnesses and epidemics is very simple and mainly consists of replacing fear with faith, having trust and confidence in the Grace, remaining quiet within and invoking the Grace through prayer and calling the Divine Force. We see in this article another way of understanding and an experimental way to stay clear of the virus threat. It must be noted however that this is the author’s personal view and something that is still in the pre-experimental stage, more at an ideative level than practical.

By Joachim P. Seckel — Jan 15, 2019

Featuring nine advanced techniques for the IY/BE healing System, the article describes their implementation, as demonstrated with case-studies. The aim is to widen the system’s healing potential, enabling practitioners to apply any of the techniques as required.

By Joachim P. Seckel — Jul 15, 2018

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.

By Joachim P. Seckel — Oct 15, 2017

Emergency medical helpFreedom from Environmental Sensitivities

By Joachim P. Seckel — Jul 15, 2017

As a second investigation of collective food detoxification, the current study focuses on organic versus inorganic food samples. Divided into two sub-studies, data collection was based on indicators of Applied Kinesiology, a type of muscle-testing (PDM). Initial baseline testing indicated a differential between the two food samples, with the inorganic showing a degree of toxicity, due mainly to trace amounts of pesticides. Following exposure to an Integral Bio-Energetic Field (IBEF) centre, however, the differential toxicity was eliminated, as found for both sub-studies.