You know how it is when even small distractions and hushed noises pull your focus away? Perhaps you read a passage and can’t recall what you just read, or you set out to get something and forget your purpose midway. Maybe you need to pace back and forth while dictating a result protocol because you can’t do it sitting still.
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The first signs of low energy may appear if you wake up feeling tired despite having had at least 6 hours of sleep, or if you find you can’t get going in the morning without coffee, espresso, or tea. Similarly, if you’re so exhausted after a typical workday that you unintentionally fall asleep on the sofa, this is a concern.
Many people also experience a noticeable drop in performance shortly after eating, particularly at lunch, feeling as though they could almost fall into a comatose nap. Additionally, social interactions can sometimes feel draining, leaving you feeling completely depleted.
In the vast majority of cases, the drop in performance is due to the factors mentioned in points 2 and 3.
Similarly, the lack of concentration is primarily caused by the factors listed in points 2 and 4. When the connection between the brain’s left and right hemispheres—known as the corpus callosum (or brain bar)—is energetically blocked, it can impair concentration.
There are three key approaches to achieving these goals, each of which should be examined individually:
The first approach addresses the flow of energy within the body. Many individuals develop blockages due to particularly physically or emotionally demanding events, which can result in only half of their vital energy being utilised while the other half remains blocked. Examples include sports accidents, such as falling on the back from a ladder or horse, which may cause temporary respiratory issues, or complicated childbirth with uncertain outcomes. These blockages can manifest as favouring one leg over the other or minimal use of one arm in daily activities, such as when driving. These blockages can be detected biophysically and alleviated through a form of acupressure. Once the blockages are cleared, individuals often experience a significant positive change on the same day, which they can directly attribute to the original event.
The second approach focuses on ambient energy. If the ambient energy is very low, the body struggles to “refuel” energetically. For example, a walk in the woods or time spent outdoors can provide the necessary energy boost. If you find that you sleep wonderfully and feel energised while on vacation or away from home, but experience fatigue and headaches when you return home, this could indicate that the ambient energy in your home is negatively affecting you. In such cases, it is advisable to contact the IPR Institute for Physical Space Harmonisation (www.iprh.de), which specialises in this area.
The third approach addresses the state of stress in the body, including the impact of toxins and microbes. If stress factors affect the energy centres (such as chakras or endocrine glands), they can destabilise the energetic shield (such as the subtle aura or etheric body), causing vital energy to flow out uncontrollably and become unavailable. To assess the impact of these stress factors, a simple test can be conducted using the Standard Energy Activator and the Sleep Space Harmoniser (Basic Level Energy Activators). This test helps determine changes in sleep patterns and whether daytime fatigue decreases. Long-term exposure to stress factors (toxins and microbes) can lead to the development of allergies and intolerances, which can deplete a significant portion of our vital energy.
To biophysically resolve allergies and intolerances, six steps of activation and regeneration are required, with each step estimated to take 4 weeks.
To enhance mental abilities and processing speed, it is crucial to improve the connection between mental dimensions and the frontal lobe. Biophysical therapy addresses this by managing stress factors through a hierarchy, leading to individual steps of activation.
Using a tree as an analogy for the human being, the roots represent the material (somatic) body. The trunk, visible above ground, symbolises the subtle physical dimensions (such as the aura). The branches, twigs, and leaves represent the spiritual dimensions of the human system, including knowledge, intuition, and recognition.
To optimise the mental levels step by step from the bottom to the top, you will need an additional three activation levels beyond the six levels (1 to 6) mentioned earlier.
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If you now “clean up” step by step from the bottom to the top, you need another three activation levels to optimize the mental levels over and above the six activation levels 1 to 6 listed above:
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