Reconnective Healing, Christina Cherry

Scientists are excited by the ways in which Reconnective Healing® seems to be unique. Scientific research has shown that Reconnective Healing® is very different from Reiki and other types of energy healing in various ways, including what happens to the practitioner and clients' EEGs and EKGs.  Other tests involving random event generators have shown that the Reconnective frequencies bring harmony to chaos. In the presence of these healing frequencies, unusual organised patterns occur in the normally random output of the machines.

Reconnective Healing® elicits great interest from top doctors and medical researchers at hospitals and universities worldwide. Here is what some of the scientists conducting the research have to say.

William Tiller, PhD

Professor Emeritus of Stanford University’s Department of Materials Science, Fellow of the American Academy for the Advancement of Science and star of the recent What the Bleep films. He says:

"We did an experiment with one of Eric's healing workshops in Sedona last February and the data that we gathered was quite remarkable.  First of all, we found that when we started monitoring the room, which was about five hours before anyone – any of Eric's crew, or Eric himself, or the healees [sic] – ever came into the room, we measured a higher gauge symmetry state than in normal reality. It was already a conditioned space! So something had happened before people even gathered. That space was set up, and that made it easy then for healers to work.  
 
As we continued to monitor that space, we found two days later the increase in this effective energy content was huge.  Let me put it in terms that might be understandable. If we look at a normal reality and we say ‘What is the effective temperature increase for that normal space, how much must it go up to give the same excess energy content as was in Eric's workshop two days after he started?’  [The answer is] The effective temperature increase for a normal space would have been 300 degrees Centigrade! That is huge!”

The Human Energy Systems Laboratory, which Gary Schwartz previously directed, conducted four carefully designed, controlled experiments to determine whether Reconnective Healing energy was something basic science in the laboratory could prove. In the studies Eric Pearl and two of his students served as senders while volunteers acted as receivers. The first test showed that blindfolded subjects could detect the energy up to 83 percent of the time. The second showed that the energy functions like an electromagnetic signal, Schwartz reported. The third showed that the sender’s heart wave, measured by electrocardiogram (EKG) imprints itself on the receiver’s brainwave, measured by electroencephalogram (EEG), particularly when the sender intends to send the energy.

“Most significant in this third experiment,” Schwartz says, “is that whether or not the receiver was consciously aware of the energy, the EKG imprinted just the same, so there is unconscious energy detection that can be recorded electromagnetically.” The fourth experiment recorded the brainwaves and eye movements of 30 subjects under three different conditions. The lab is still analyzing data from the fourth experiment.

“I am a very traditional doc,” O’Connell says. “I teach internal medicine. I’m on the faculty of a medical school. I’m one of the Deans. I’m definitely not out there on the fringe. And this definitely rattled my construct of how the body works - how disease works. What I personally witnessed with my own patients definitely got me wondering, where does all this fit? There is definitely a mind-body connection - nobody can deny that, whether you are an integrative medicine person or a traditional western medicine practitioner. The mind and the body are one. And anybody who denies that is not paying attention.”

Other organisations researching Reconnective Healing include:

• Jackson Memorial Hospital,
• UCLA,
• Cedars-Sinai Medical Center,
• the VA Hospital,
• University of Minnesota,

New research programs, including laboratory testing and clinical studies, are presently underway at multiple facilities.