How we meet tachyon energy every day

You probably know the kind of morning I mean. You wake up, the sun is shining outside, you have had enough sleep, and still you do not even feel like getting out of bed. Nothing hurts, nothing serious is going on. It is just as if somewhere along the way some of the energy that was there yesterday had gone missing. This text grows out of exactly that ordinary question.

As I have mentioned on this blog more than once, tachyon energy, according to the theory, is all around us, and each of us is in constant contact with it. If you have not yet read what tachyon energy actually is in David Wagner's account, I would suggest starting with the article Tachyon energy and then coming back here.

An exchange of energy that never stops

Take the human body as an example. Energy flows into it and flows out of it again, and this exchange runs without a break, day and night, a bit like the tide coming in and going out. According to the theory of tachyon energy and of the zero-point field, which I write about in more detail in What we know about tachyon energy, part 1, we have at our disposal everything we need to function well. The source never runs dry, and it holds nothing back from any of us.

Experience, though, tells a different story. We get tired, something weighs on us, the body speaks up with pain. Where does all that come from, if the source is perfect? Where did something go wrong on the way from the source to us?

The Czech author Miroslav Hrabica answers with a thought that I will retell freely here. How we feel and what we struggle with is connected above all with how we behave and how we see the world around us, whether we meet it with love or push it away.

Imbalance as a signal

First I would like to explain how I understand the word illness, because everything else follows from it. To me, illness does not mean something terrible, or something that has to be chased away at once. Yes, it often comes with pain, that is true, and that is why most of us think of illness so unkindly. Many people try to get rid of it as fast as they can. You have surely heard someone say "I just want it to be over so I can carry on as before". At heart, that is an attempt to separate ourselves from what is happening to us, as if it had nothing to do with our lives.

I see illness more as a signal, or a lesson, and every such lesson can be translated into plain language. When I say lesson, I want it to give us the feeling that there is something for us to learn.

A simple example. When we are well, we are in balance. Something comes in, something goes out, and there is always a certain movement, much like breathing in and breathing out. We cannot keep this state for ever, though, and from time to time we slip out of balance. Why? Because we have free will, the chance to choose one road or the other. If we stay out of balance for a longer time, we feel it in our own body, in all kinds of ways.

There is a simple rule here. A small injury means a small signal, a big injury a big signal for our life. We do not always understand why unpleasant things happen to us, but that is exactly when we have the best chance to find out. If we do not want the same thing to happen again, it is natural to look for its cause rather than just trying to get rid of the pain quickly without looking into it. Once we have understood a lesson, we do not have to repeat it. We all know this from school: whoever understands the material does not have to sit the resit. The same goes for health. When we understand the cause of an imbalance, we move on, and yes, another lesson may then come along. That is how we grow and gradually become aware of the things around us.

The sun that shines on everyone alike

How does this connect with tachyon theory? We have an inexhaustible source which, through tachyons, brings us what we need, and our body converts it into a suitable form. For us to reach a state in which we feel good, energy has to flow through the body freely. David Wagner writes that when tachyon energy flows freely into our cells, it "completely organises the whole metabolism towards the ideal way for it to function".

On this path, though, we sometimes put obstacles in our own way. Picture the sun. It shines on us all the time, it gives us warmth, and it shines on everyone alike. It is up to us how we stand towards it. Through our own actions or thinking we can create an imaginary cloud that starts to cast a shade over one particular spot and cuts down the energy reaching exactly that place.

We usually blame the cloud. It is in our way, so we try to get away from it. But in time we find out that the same cloud travels with us to another town, on holiday, even to the untouched Himalayas. And in the end we understand that if we made it ourselves, we can also let it drift apart ourselves.

Another comparison helps too. When a blood vessel is blocked, blood cannot flow freely to where it needs to go. In the same way, when energy is blocked, that place does not have enough of its own energy to work properly. According to this theory, a block at the energy level sooner or later shows up in the physical body as well, since the body depends on its supply of energy. I write about how such blocks show up in nature and in animals in What we know about tachyon energy, part 2, and the finer layers, the auric bodies and the chakras, are covered in The holistic balancing system.

Here on Earth we have everything we need to live in good health. It is only up to us whether we allow ourselves to be in tune with the energy that is everywhere. Some writers even describe people who are said to live on pure energy alone.

Inner work, and what products can add to it

To sum up, the way back to balance does not come without inner work. According to the manufacturer's materials, tachyons have no effect of their own. Rather, they bring order to the space and to the flow of energy, so that the body can reach the state it naturally moves towards. It is like tidying a room. Once you have cleared things out of the way, you can move around freely, but you still have to do the walking yourself.

That is why tachyonized products, and the way you use them, should above all lead you to look more closely at your everyday behaviour, your habits and the thoughts connected with whatever difficulties you are going through right now. I am not saying you should watch yourself at every step. It is quite enough to be aware and attentive in each moment.

Many people start with a small disk, for example the 35 mm micro-disk, which is easy to carry around, or a silica disk, which they place where they spend a lot of time. You will find the whole range of tachyonized products in the product overview. I wish you the best of luck on your way.

Sources

• Miroslav Hrabica: Co nám tělo říká aneb Po stopách nemocí (What the body tells us, or On the trail of illness), 2007, ISBN 8090232273, in Czech.
• David Wagner, Gabriel Cousens: Tachyon Energy: A New Paradigm in Holistic Healing, North Atlantic Books, 1999.
• Materials from the manufacturer, Advanced Tachyon Technologies International.