What we know about tachyon energy, part 4: Why tachyon is not a frequency

Anyone who waters a garden with a hose knows the moment. The water suddenly weakens, only a thin trickle comes out of the end, and the first thing you do is look at the tap. But the tap is fully open. You walk along the hose and somewhere behind a bush you find the spot where it has kinked. You straighten it, and the water shoots out at full strength, even though you have not added a single drop. This ordinary picture captures the idea with which David Wagner and Gabriel Cousens close their account of tachyon. In their view there is plenty of energy. It only needs a clear path.

This is the fourth and final part of the series. In part 3 we went through the vibrational approaches, from photons to magnets, and the three limits the authors see in them. Now you will find out what, according to them, tachyon does differently. If you are starting here, it helps to know that the authors describe an energy continuum, a flow that runs from the formless energy of the zero point, through tachyon, all the way to the physical body. Part 1 explains it in detail.

Tachyon and frequency

With tachyon energy, Wagner says, things work in a completely different way from frequency-based approaches. As he understands it, tachyon is not a frequency, and it is not a way of working with frequencies either. It exists at a level above the speed of light, and there, the authors write, frequencies, vibrations and rotations do not exist.

How tachyon energy acts is, in their account, guided by the inner intelligence of the subtle organising energy fields, the SOEFs. When tachyon reaches a particular area, the SOEF converts exactly as much of it as it needs to bring that area back into balance. Wagner puts it this way: tachyon itself does not fix anything. It gives the body energy, and the body then deals with it in its own way.

Let us go back to the radio from the previous part. A frequency approach is like tuning in to one station, and for that you need to know where to look on the dial. Tachyon, according to the authors, brings the whole of the airwaves at once and leaves the tuning to the receiver, which knows best what it wants to hear.

The advantage the authors see

The simple examples with photons, sunlight and magnets were meant, the authors say, to show what medicine built on frequencies struggles with, and why its results vary so much. With tachyon, Wagner and Cousens see one big advantage. Because the SOEF takes only what it needs, the worry that comes with frequencies, carried by whoever has to decide the dose, falls away. That is why they regard working with tachyon energy as something different, something that in their view cannot be compared with any other form of energy medicine or with subtle energy amplifiers.

Think of a bowl of fruit on the kitchen table. Nobody has to hand each person a measured portion. Everyone takes what they feel like, and the rest stays in the bowl. That is roughly how the authors picture the SOEF and tachyon.

A gateway between form and the formless

According to the authors, tachyon clearly links what has form with what has no form. It offers a way to open what they call the Exogate, a gateway between the formed and the formless, to everything that exists.

The authors see another unusual feature of working with source energy: a person does not have to keep checking whether there is too much of it. Even when so much energy comes in that some parts of the body, as they describe it, respond very strongly and quickly while others hardly respond at all, Wagner does not see that as a problem. He writes that tachyon energy sometimes sets processes in motion that a person may, for a while, feel as unpleasant, but that in his view they always move towards something good. Working with it, the authors say, does not call for much knowledge or experience, because the body does the important part by itself. Tachyon is not forced on anyone to achieve a particular result. The authors describe it as a natural catalyst that helps the body do what it does anyway.

Science and spirituality

Long ago, according to Wagner and Cousens, science and spirituality parted ways, and each set off on its own road towards the source of everything that exists. They see tachyon as the energy in which those two roads meet again.

Developing your spiritual potential, finding balance in different areas of life and keeping in good health are, to the authors, entirely natural aims. How we reach them depends, in their words, on how well our SOEFs convert tachyon into the frequencies we need. These frequencies then pass through every level of the subtle body until they finally reach the physical one.

A person as a superconductor

The authors say we do not have to turn into someone we are not. We can, however, become a "superconductor". In physics, a superconductor is a material that offers no resistance at all to the flow of energy. For Wagner and Cousens, the aim is to build a spiritual, mental, emotional and physical body that works as such a superconductor and does not stand in the way of the cosmic energy that enters our lives through the continuum. It is exactly that straightened garden hose.

From a spiritual point of view, the authors write, we are co-creators of our own health. Our potential can only unfold as far as we stop blocks from forming inside us, blocks that hold back the free flow of energy. Wagner and Cousens see full health as something a person can reach in life, and with it a greater measure of joy. As superconductors we move, in their view, towards optimal health and the highest order through the process of order, chaos and order again, which you know from part 2.

This happens, the authors say, when we begin to release energy blocks with tachyon. Each block that is released adds, as they put it, a little more joy from the cosmic energy flowing through us, and you can literally feel it. When a person goes through this again and again, and the energy keeps filling them with joy, calm and contentment, they begin to understand, according to the authors, that they are that energy themselves.

The moment of choice

The series ends with questions the authors ask out loud. We have to make our own decisions in life. Do we choose a way of living, a way of eating and a path through the world that help us become a superconductor? Or do we choose a path on which we ignore the laws of nature and of God, and so bring more chaos, entropy and decline into our lives?

And how does a person arrive at such a choice in the first place? Do we decide consciously, or are there other influences acting on us at this important point, the point where life is either preserved or destroyed? What decides whether we become a better or a worse superconductor of the energy continuum? The answer, the authors say, comes when the moment of truth arrives.

Personally, I find the hose picture the easiest way to keep the whole series in my head. The water is always there. The question is only where the kinks are.

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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 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