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What we know about tachyon energy, part 2: Nature, animals and blocks in the continuum

The second part of the series describes how Wagner and Cousens see the energy continuum in nature, why they use wild animals as their example and what, in their view, a block in the flow of energy means. At the end you will find a short overview of the terms zero point, tachyon and SOEF.

Updated · Tomáš Sokol

Anyone with a bird feeder outside the window knows the scene. In January, with frost on the ground and snow on the hedge, the blue tit still turns up just as lively as ever. Nobody has told it when to eat, how long to sleep or when to tuck itself away from the wind. It lives by what its own nature tells it, and it does so all its life. This is exactly the kind of picture, an animal out in nature, that David Wagner and Gabriel Cousens choose when they want to show what an energy continuum looks like when nobody has interrupted it.

This article is the second part of the series. Part one explained how, according to the authors, zero-point energy condenses into the tachyon, and how subtle organising energy fields (SOEFs) turn it into the frequencies from which forms arise. You can also read this part on its own, though, because we sum up the main terms at the end.

Everything already exists in the tachyon

Wagner and Cousens start from the idea that everything in the human body already exists in the tachyon in a perfect form. The body, as they see it, simply takes from this source whatever it needs at a given moment. To explain this they turn to the animal kingdom.

In their book, published in Czech as Energie tachyonu (Tachyon Energy in the original), they write that animals whose lives humans have not interfered with in any way live long lives and stay in good condition. They state that the lifespan of mammals is roughly seven times the period they take to reach maturity. If the same held for people, by their calculation it would mean about 140 years of life at full strength. The authors go on to point out that human medicine recognises around 40,000 different diagnoses, while in wild animals, according to them, only a handful of these have ever been recorded.

The explanation they offer is a simple one. Wild animals, they say, have no ability to block their energy continuum. Since they cannot interrupt it, they cannot bring about a lack of energy either, nor the imbalance that follows from one. People, in the authors' view, do have this ability, through stress, through the way they live and through the way they think and feel.

A stream from the source to the body

Nature, according to Wagner, is almost perfect, and so, he says, is tachyon energy. He describes the energy continuum as an unbroken stream. It begins in the unlimited energy of the zero point, which condenses into the tachyon, faster than light. The tachyon then meets the SOEFs, which turn it into specific frequencies, and this is how an energy matrix comes into being. From that matrix, the authors write, all physical forms are later built.

So the continuum has two ends. At one end there is infinite, formless expansiveness, and at the other a finite, condensed form. Once you understand how this stream works, Wagner says, you can also work out what happens when it gets blocked somewhere on its way down through the various levels. Think of water running from a spring down into a valley. One fallen tree trunk is enough, and below it the little brook grows weak, even though the spring up on the hill keeps flowing just as it always did.

Calm, chaos and a higher calm

From this, Wagner and Cousens develop their view of health. In their understanding, holistic care is the kind that connects the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual levels. A person, they say, develops along an unbroken spiral leading upwards. First comes a period of calm, then chaos, then a higher level of calm, and through further muddles and difficulties a person reaches an even higher calm.

Chaos has its own place in this model. The authors describe it as a springboard that lifts a person from one level of calm to the next, higher one. Everybody goes through it, they say, even without noticing. Think of moving house. First the flat is full of boxes and nothing is where it should be, and only afterwards do you settle in better than you lived before. Each new level of calm, according to the authors, is also a new level of health.

Wagner describes tachyon energy as what guides a person through the chaos and the small hardships of everyday life, helping them build a new way of living and a new quality of life. Tachyonized tools, in his view, are there to speed this process up. In the book the authors write that the tachyon offers a holistic model of self-care, and with it a path that anyone can take towards what they call full health and oneness with everything that exists. That is their philosophy of health, set out in their own words. If you are curious how, according to the manufacturer, people come into contact with this energy in practice, the article on tachyon energy interaction goes into that.

A short summary of the terms

In the original book this explanation comes with an illustration. It shows how the tachyon, faster than light, meets our world, which is slower than light. The tachyon runs into the pion's SOEF, and the SOEF turns it into the frequencies the pion needs in order to develop further into a muon. The muon's SOEF is ten times larger than the pion's. When the muon meets the tachyon, it changes into an electron, whose SOEF is 207 times larger than the muon's. This, according to the authors, is where the energy continuum begins.

Wagner and Cousens describe the three terms the whole series works with as follows. Zero-point energy is formless, present everywhere in the universe, faster than light and unlimited, and it carries the full potential of the universe. Tachyon energy is also faster than light, present everywhere and unlimited, and it has everything needed to create a perfect form. Subtle organising energy fields exist below the speed of light, they turn tachyon energy into the frequencies required, and the authors call them the energy source of the universe.

A second illustration in the book shows the same process using the human heart as the example. Here, say the authors, the SOEF turns the tachyon into exactly the frequency the heart needs to work at its best. Zero-point energy, formless and faster than light, condenses into tachyon particles. These are still faster than light, but unlike zero-point energy they already have a form. Tachyons and SOEFs act on one another, and the SOEFs turn tachyon energy into all the frequencies that exist in the universe. Every form, according to the authors, is made of frequencies held together by the SOEFs. And the SOEFs draw their energy directly from tachyons, which are the shaped expression of the formless zero-point energy that is present everywhere.

People who work with tachyonized tools often start with the small 35 mm micro-disk. You can carry it with you or place it wherever you would like to work with it, following the manufacturer's instructions. The rest of the range is on the products page.

Part three looks at how other vibrational approaches handle energy and frequencies, and where, according to Gabriel Cousens, their limits lie.

Sources

  • Dr Andreas Jell, Tachyon, klíč ke zdraví. Souhrnná příručka o tachyonech, možnostech používaní tachyonizovaných produktu a léčení tachyonovou energií (Tachyon, the key to health: a handbook on tachyons and on ways of using tachyonized products), 2005, in Czech
  • David Wagner, Gabriel Cousens, Energie tachyonu (Czech edition of Tachyon Energy: A New Paradigm in Holistic Healing), Pragma, 2001, ISBN 80-7205-825-8

Questions on this topic

Why do Wagner and Cousens talk about wild animals?
In their view, animals whose lives people have not interfered with are unable to block their own energy continuum. That is why they use them as an example of what an uninterrupted flow of energy looks like.
What do the authors mean by a block in the energy continuum?
A point where the flow of energy from its source towards the body stops or narrows somewhere along the way. From this the authors explain imbalance on the different levels of a person.