Consider your Biofield a Body Part

The concept of the biofield, an invisible energy system that envelops and permeates every living organism, is central to our journey.  Rooted in ancient wisdom traditions across cultures, this field is believed to be a dynamic force influencing our physical, emotional, and spiritual health. Far from a mere abstract idea, the biofield is often described as a complex interplay of subtle energies that dictate our well-being. 

Let's demystify this powerful concept.

The "biofield" refers to the electromagnetic and more subtle energy fields that surround and interact with living beings. The term itself is a fusion of "bio" (from the Greek and Latin words for life) and "field" (an area of influence with a rich linguistic history).

This term, "biofield," was officially adopted in 1994 by a panel of scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Their decision to use it to describe this complex field associated with living systems marked a pivotal moment, signaling an intention to bring these practices into mainstream awareness. That means these concepts were known before mainstream acknowledged them. 

This terminology thoughtfully encapsulates both the measurable electromagnetic energies and the more subtle forms of energy that are widely thought – and increasingly known – to play crucial roles in our health and well-being.

While it's a popular narrative that scientific validation of the biofield remains limited, a closer look reveals a deeper, older story, with far greater truths to discover that have been known since antiquity - but kept secret to select families.

The official story of "limited validation" conveniently ignores millennia of practice and historical evidence. We believe the most profound truths about the biofield aren't waiting to be discovered in a lab—they're waiting to be rediscovered from a history that has been overlooked and obscured.

Our mission is to challenge the established narrative and bring this essential knowledge into the light. If you are a critical thinker—whether you're a scientist, a practitioner, or simply someone who senses there is more to the story—your voice is needed. Join us at the forefront of this rediscovery.