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What is Subtle Energy?
“Subtle energy” is the term most commonly used to denote energies that are not currently explained by the four known forces of physics, which are the strong and weak nuclear forces, electromagnetism and gravity.
It seems likely that various gradations of subtle energy underlie the four forces of physics as well as spacetime itself.
The world’s wisdom traditions, as well as energetically conscious scientists and researchers, often acknowledge subtle energy and related phenomena with such terms as qi, kundalini, chakras, ki, prana, vital force, life force energy, orgone energy, torsion fields, scalar waves, longitudinal waves, and so on.
While many researchers have concluded that all of these energies are essentially the same thing, our research at SES indicates that they can be distinctly different from one another in peculiar ways. While all of these terms fall within the category of subtle energy, they are not all necessarily identical.
In a nutshell, subtle energy refers to any energy that is subtler than electromagnetism, gravity and the nuclear forces, and produces measurable and repeatable effects that cannot be accounted for by any other means.
Furthermore, there is strong evidence that subtle energy is often intimately related to consciousness. In truth, there is a growing body of scientific research showing that these subtle energies do indeed exist. And though science cannot necessarily detect these energies directly, it can most definitely detect their effects on human, animal and plant biology.
Subtle Energy Sciences has developed a method of capturing, amplifying and transmitting various types of subtle energy via digital technology, and the Digital Mandalas represent one of these powerful new technologies.
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