Category: Clinical Corner

Regulating the emotional current

Applications: Sustained inhalation, Body Tonic, Salt Bath

Single Oils:

Poplar Balsam, Siberian Fir Premium 

Blends:

Universal Healer, Avalokitesvara 

Sustained inhalation for 3 to 15 breathing cycles on each area

Jaw Minors

Throat

Back Throat

Sex Chakra

Meng Mein

Front Solar Plexus

Back Heart

Brain

Crown

1. Psychological Explanation of Emotional Current

From a psychological standpoint, an emotional current refers to the movement of emotions within an individual’s mindand body, and how those emotions influence one’s thoughts, behaviors, and interactions.

1.1. Flow of Emotions

• Emotions are dynamic and constantly shifting, like a current in a river. Just as a river carries water through a landscape, emotional currents move through an individual’s psyche, creating shifts in mood and influencing perceptions.
• An individual’s emotional state is shaped by the underlying emotional currents that flow through them. These currents may come from external events, memories, or internal beliefs. For example, someone who is feeling anxious may be experiencing an emotional current that is triggered by stress, fear, or uncertainty.

1.2. Emotional Energy and Thought Patterns

• Emotional currents are often tied to specific thought patterns and mental associations. For instance, when a person feels angry, they may have a series of thoughts related to frustration, injustice, or betrayal. These thoughts fuel and maintain the emotional current, leading to a loop of negative emotional energy.
• Emotional currents can influence the cognitive state, affecting how one interprets situations. For instance, someone in a state of depression may have an emotional current that distorts their perception, leading to a negative outlook on life and a sense of helplessness.

2. Energetic Explanation of Emotional Current

From an energetic or subtle body perspective, emotional currents refer to the flow of energy through the energy centers of the body, such as the chakras, and the aura. These currents of emotional energy influence a person’s energy field and can have a direct impact on their physical health and spiritual well-being.

2.1. Chakras and Emotional Currents

• In chakra theory, emotions are tied to specific energy centers (chakras) in the body. Each chakra governs particular emotions and energies. For example:
  • The heart chakra (Anahata) governs love, compassion, and emotional balance. A positive emotional current in this area leads to feelings of connection and peace, while negative emotional currents, such as griefor resentment, can cause blockages.
  • The solar plexus chakra (Manipura) governs personal power and self-esteem. Emotional currents in this area can influence confidence, anger, and self-worth.
• Energy imbalances or blockages in these centers can cause emotional disturbances, which manifest as physical symptoms or psychological issues. When emotional currents are stagnant or blocked, it can lead to stress, anxiety, or even physical ailments.

2.2. The Aura and Emotional Flow

• The aura, the energy field surrounding the body, is constantly in flux and influenced by emotional currents. When emotions flow freely, the aura is generally in a state of balance. However, when an individual is stuck in a particular emotional state, such as fear, guilt, or anger, the aura can become dense or chaotic, reflecting emotional imbalances.
• The energy body interacts with the external environment—emotions like joy, love, and compassion create a harmonious energetic current, whereas emotions like hatred, envy, or fear create discordant currents that disrupt the flow of energy in and around the body.

3. Spiritual Explanation of Emotional Current

From a spiritual perspective, emotional currents are closely tied to one’s soul evolution, spiritual growth, and connection to the divine. Spiritual traditions teach that emotions are not just psychological states but are expressions of energy that connect individuals to the universe and to the divine realm.

3.1. Emotional Currents as Spiritual Lessons

• In many spiritual teachings, emotions are seen as teachers that offer lessons on personal growth and spiritual evolution. Emotional currents, both positive and negative, serve as signposts along the spiritual journey, showing the individual areas that require healing, release, or transformation.
• For example, feeling anger may be an indication that boundaries need to be set, and feeling sadness could be a sign that grief or loss needs to be processed. Spiritual practices such as meditation, prayer, and energy healing work to release negative emotional currents, helping the individual find peace and clarity.

3.2. Emotional Currents as Manifestation Tools

• Spiritual traditions, particularly those focused on manifestation, teach that emotional currents are vital in the process of creating reality. Emotions are seen as powerful vibrations that attract like energies from the universe. The emotional currents we emit have a direct impact on what we manifest in the material world.
• When one focuses on positive emotions—such as gratitude, joy, and love—they send out high-frequency vibrations that align with the higher vibrational energies of the universe, leading to abundance, growth, and fulfillment in their lives.
• Conversely, negative emotional currents—such as fear, anger, or doubt—can manifest undesirable outcomes, reinforcing negative patterns and obstacles in life. The key to spiritual growth and materialization is cultivating positive emotional currents that align with higher vibrations and spiritual intentions.

4. Interconnection of Psychological, Energetic, and Spiritual Currents

The emotional currents within an individual’s mind, body, and spirit are interconnected, influencing each other in a continuous feedback loop. Here’s how they align:

• Psychologically, when an individual is in a positive emotional state, their thoughts are likely to be optimistic and aligned with their desires, promoting materialization and spiritual growth.
• Energetically, positive emotional currents enhance the flow of energy within the energy body, clearing blockages, and allowing for the materialization of light or spiritual manifestations.
• Spiritually, the clearing of negative emotional currents is a key part of the healing process and spiritual evolution. By processing emotions like fear, guilt, and grief, individuals become more aligned with their higher self and open to the materialization of light and positive manifestations.

Energetic Stress Flush:

Single Oils: Poplar Balsam, Clary Sage, Siberian Fir Premium, Spikenard, Neroli, Melissa, Tuberose, Acacia, Palo Santo

Sustained inhalation for 3 to 15 breathing cycles on each area

Jaw Minors

Front Throat

Back Throat

Crown

Meng Mein

Back Solar Plexus 

Stress

1. Physiological Effects of Stress

Stress has a well-documented biological impact on the body, activating the sympathetic nervous system and preparing the body for a “fight or flight” response. This can cause several immediate and long-term physiological changes, including:

Increased Heart Rate: Stress triggers the release of adrenaline, which increases the heart rate and prepares the body for quick action.

Elevated Blood Pressure: Stress causes the constriction of blood vessels, leading to an increase in blood pressure, which over time can strain the cardiovascular system.

Increased Cortisol Levels: Chronic stress leads to the persistent release of cortisol, a hormone involved in the stress response. While cortisol is useful for short bursts of stress, prolonged exposure can impair immune function and contribute to conditions like anxiety, depression, weight gain, and immune system suppression.

Muscle Tension: Chronic stress can lead to muscle tightness and pain, particularly in the neck, shoulders, and back, which are common areas for the physical manifestation of stress.

Digestive Disruptions: Stress can affect the digestive system, leading to issues like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), indigestion, acid reflux, or nausea.

Weakened Immune System: Prolonged stress can suppress the immune system, making the body more vulnerable to infections and illnesses.

2. Energetic Effects of Stress

From an energetic standpoint, stress creates imbalances in the body’s energy system, impacting the flow of life force energy (often referred to as Qi, Prana, or Chi in various traditions). These imbalances can lead to blockages in specific energy centers (such as the chakras) or meridians, which are pathways through which energy flows throughout the body.

Blockages in the Energy Field: Stress can lead to energetic blockages in the aura or energy field, which can prevent the free flow of energy throughout the body. These blockages can manifest as:

Energy Congestion: Areas of the body that are experiencing chronic stress may accumulate stagnant energy, which can lead to physical discomfort or fatigue. This is often experienced in places like the solar plexus (associated with personal power) or the heart chakra (associated with love and emotional balance).

Emotional Energy Blockages: Emotions like fear, anger, and anxiety, often associated with stress, can become trapped in specific areas of the body, resulting in emotional stagnation and an inability to process these emotions healthily. This can make it difficult to move past stressful experiences, creating a cycle of energy blockages.

Emotional Baggage / Unprocessed emotions: Chronic stress can result in an accumulation of unresolved emotions like fear, guilt, shame, and anger. These emotional blockages can weigh down the spirit, creating a sense of heaviness and disconnect from one’s higher self. This accumulated emotional baggage may hinder personal growth, making it difficult to move forward in life.

Emotional Reactivity: People who are consistently under stress may become overly reactive to situations, unable to respond from a place of inner peace. This can lead to exhaustion, emotional burnout, and a spiritual disconnect.

Spiritual Stagnation: Stress can prevent individuals from connecting with their spiritual practices or inner guidance. When the mind is overwhelmed with stress, it becomes harder to engage in practices like meditation, prayer, or energy healing, all of which are essential for spiritual growth and healing. This stagnation may cause a sense of spiritual dryness or disconnection from higher guidance.

Spiritual Crisis: Accumulated stress can also contribute to a spiritual crisis, where an individual questions their purpose, faith, or connection with the divine. This can lead to a sense of meaninglessness or a spiritual void.

Relaxing The Bronchioles:

3. Decreased Wheezing & Coughing

Relaxing the bronchioles relieves spasmodic coughing and wheezing, especially in conditions with airway constriction.

Leads to quieter, more effortless breathing.

4. Better Sleep & Reduced Fatigue

Easier breathing at night improves sleep quality, especially for those with nighttime asthma or sleep apnea.

Enhanced oxygenation reduces daytime fatigue and improves mental clarity.

5. Reduced Inflammation & Airway Stress

Relaxation of bronchial muscles can interrupt the cycle of inflammation, spasm, and mucus production.

Supports long-term healing and reduces the risk of chronic airway remodeling in conditions like asthma.

6. Enhanced Athletic Performance & Recovery

Athletes benefit from relaxed bronchioles through:

Improved ventilation efficiency

Reduced breathlessness during exertion

Faster recovery post-exercise

7. Support During Respiratory Infections

In conditions like colds, flu, or pneumonia, relaxing the bronchioles helps clear mucus and reduce discomfort.

Aids in restoring normal breathing patterns during illness.

8. Ripple Effect

Relaxing the bronchioles has a ripple effect across multiple body systems—especially through its influence on oxygenation, the nervous system, and inflammatory responses. While the bronchioles are part of the respiratory system, their relaxation can indirectly affect pain perception, anxiety, inflammation, adrenal function, and cognitive performance. One of the first steps for treating sharp stabbing pain is to reduce bronchial spasms which significantly reduces pain.

Summary of Effects by System

System/Function	Effect of Bronchiolar Relaxation
Pain	Decreases tissue tension and hypoxia-related pain; calms sensory nerves
Anxiety	Promotes parasympathetic calm; improves breath control and reduces panic cycles
Inflammation	Enhances oxygenation and vagal tone; reduces systemic inflammatory responses
Adrenal Function	Reduces stress hormone output; supports HPA axis regulation and adrenal recovery
Cognitive Function	Improves oxygen to the brain; reduces neural overactivity and enhances focus, memory, and clarity

Relaxation of Bronchioles:

1. Tinctures

Choose one of the following-

Coltsfoot: Reduces bronchial spasms, tension, and coughs

1-2 droppers full orally daily in water

Lobelia: Reduces bronchial spasms, relaxes the diaphragm, deepens the breath, and decreases body spasms

1-2 droppers full orally daily in water

2. Essential Oils

Single Oils: Larch

• Apply a few drops (neat or) to the chest and abdominal area
• Sustained inhalation 

3. Essential Oils

Single Oils: Hyssop, Frankincense, Sitka, Inula, Ammi Visnaga, German Chamomile, Tolu Balsam, Lantana

Sustained Inhalations 

4. Ointment (or neat)

Apply Spikenard ointment to the feet at night before bed

Reiki symbols are powerful tools used in the practice of Reiki healing, an ancient Japanese technique that promotes relaxation, stress reduction, and healing through the use of universal life energy. Reiki practitioners use these symbols as part of their healing process to channel energy to others or themselves. Each symbol has its own specific meaning and purpose and is intended to activate different aspects of healing and energy work.

Reiki symbols are typically used by practitioners who have undergone Reiki attunements in which they are “initiated” or “empowered” by a Reiki Master to use the symbols effectively. 

1. Cho Ku Rei (Power Symbol)

• Meaning: The Cho Ku Rei symbol is often referred to as the “Power Symbol” or the “Shakti symbol”. In Japanese, “Cho Ku Rei” translates to “Place the Power of the Universe Here” or “I am the light”.
• Purpose: This symbol is primarily used to focus and amplify the flow of universal life force energy (also called Ki or Chi) during Reiki treatments. It is commonly used to strengthen energy, clear blockages, and enhance the power of the healing process.

2. Sei He Ki (Mental and Emotional Healing Symbol)

• Meaning: Sei He Ki translates to “The God and Man united” or “Mind/Body Healing” in Japanese. This symbol is used to harmonize the mind and body, particularly for mental and emotional healing.
• Purpose: This symbol is used to help with emotional and mental clearing, such as addressing issues like stress, anxiety, depression, and unresolved emotions. It is also used to help bring balance and harmony into relationships and situations.

3. Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen (Distance Healing Symbol)

• Meaning: Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen translates to “The Buddha in me honors the Buddha in you” or “No past, no future”. This symbol is used in distance healing and is crucial for sending Reiki energy across distances or to people who are not physically present.
• Purpose: This symbol allows the Reiki practitioner to send healing energy to people or situations across time and space. It helps transcend physical boundaries, offering healing to people regardless of where they are located geographically or emotionally.

4. Dai Koo Myo (Master Symbol)

• Meaning: Dai Koo Myo translates to “Great Bright Light” and is considered the Master Symbol. It is often regarded as the most powerful of all the Reiki symbols and is used in Reiki Master level training.
• Purpose: The Dai Koo Myo symbol is used to enhance healing and spiritual enlightenment. It helps the practitioner align with the divine light and acts as a bridge to the highest spiritual energy. It is used for deep spiritual healing, purification, and awakening.

Purpose of Using Reiki Symbols

The Reiki symbols serve several key purposes:

1. Focusing Energy: Each symbol is intended to help focus universal energy on specific issues, whether it is physical healing, emotional balance, or spiritual alignment.
2. Amplifying Energy: Symbols like Cho Ku Rei amplify the energy being channeled, allowing it to be more effective.
3. Healing Across Time and Space: Hon Sha Ze Sho Nen makes it possible to send healing energy to someone at a distance, breaking the barriers of time and space.
4. Spiritual Connection: Symbols like Dai Koo Myo enhance spiritual connection and are used to deepen a practitioner’s relationship with divine energy.

Sustained Inhalation for 3 to 15 breathing cycles

• Brain
• Navel
• Navel Minor
• Back Heart
• Crown

Urinary System Protocol, Advanced

• Helps with overactive bladder and frequency issues
• Reduces the stress in the kidneys
• Relaxes the hip flexors and lumbar spine ( lower back area )
• Address homeostatic emotions such as types of fear and insecurities 
• May help certain types of constipation 
• Reduces lower torso body tension
• Helps with the flow of energy to the legs
• Stimulates the brain and may reduce fuzzy thinking and delayed cognitive processing
• Reduces overstimulated instinctive responses
• Facilitates the rise of kundalini energy

1. Urinary System: Stress

Blend: Urinary Stress Blend

Sustained inhalation for 3-15 breathing cycles

Kidneys

Sex Chakra

Meng Mein

Lower Spine 

2. Inflammation / Cortisone Production 

Single Oils: Sylvester Pine

Sustained inhalation for 3-15 breathing cycles

Kidneys

Sex Chakra

Meng Mein

Lower Spine 

3. Homeostatic Emotion

Single Oils: Helichrysum

Sustained inhalation for 3-15 breathing cycles

Kidneys

Sex Chakra

Meng Mein

Lower Spine 

4. Re-education of the nerves

Blend: Nerve Help

Sustained inhalation for 3-15 breathing cycles

Kidneys

Sex Chakra

Meng Mein

Lower Spine