An excerpt from my upcoming book: What, exactly, is subtle energy? This is also a difficult subject. And one that many people have tried to define, again, leading to a whole lot of different words and no simple, clear definition. Here are some of the words that people use to define this state of matter: chi, ki, prana, orgone, od, tachyon, aether, Akasha, longitudinal waves, Tesla waves, scalar waves, spirit, holy spirit, zero point energy, the implicate order, the Higgs field, the source field, the torsion field, the field, gravity waves, and even neutrinos. Again, confusing! The way I have come to see it is that subtle energy is the same as electromagnetism in that it is just light, but different in that it is light at very high frequencies and low densities, where it behaves differently and responds to different laws. For example, people who have done studies on subtle energy have observed that “like attracts like”, meaning positive charges are attracted to other positive charges and vice versa, but at a certain key threshold of density, this flips and then opposites attract. One analogy that comes to mind is that subtle energy is to classical electromagnetism as water vapor or steam is to water: it is essentially the same thing, only finer, more diffuse, and obeys different laws. At a certain key threshold, the form of water changes: 32 degrees to freeze, 212 degrees to turn to steam. Subtle energy is present everywhere electromagnetic energy is present, just as water vapor is present wherever water is. So just as water vapor is diffuse water, subtle energy is diffuse electromagnetism. You can’t measure subtle energy with a volt meter any more than you can measure water vapor with a measuring cup.
Posted on: Tue, 06 Aug 2013 11:55:15 +0000