Vibrational medicine (as Richard Gerber, MD, defined in his book Vibrational Medicine: New Choices for Healing Ourselves) sees humans as layered sets of energy fields that intersect different biological and cellular systems.
By restoring the balance of the energy fields that regulate the functioning of cell physiology, vibrational medicine aims to restore the lost order by acting on the higher faculties of man, that is using pure and simple energy, without resorting to drugs or surgical interventions.
Our energy systems are influenced by our emotional life and our spiritual balance, as well as by our eating habits and environmental factors.
The conception of the human being as a dynamic energy system rests on Einstein’s principle of equivalence between energy and matter (E = mc2), which are different expressions of the same universal substance that is an energy or a primordial vibration of which all of us are composed.
Allopathic (classical) physicians rarely or unwillingly consider a component of human physiology, that is the dimension of the spirit in its relations with the physical body. The spiritual dimension is the energetic basis of life because it is the energy of the spirit that animates matter. The invisible connection between the physical body and the subtle forces of the spirit gives us the key to understanding the intimate relationship between matter and energy. Only by studying the intimate relationship between matter and energy can science come closer to understanding the relationship between humanity and God.
Consciousness itself is only a form of energy integrally involved in the cellular functioning of our organism. That being the case, consciousness is directly responsible for our health and illness.
Each of us is a microcosm within a macrocosm, as Eastern philosophers have known for centuries, and the principles that govern the microcosm often reflect the broader laws of the macrocosm.
