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Subtle energies & energy medicine

ENTANGLED MODELING IN ENERGY MEDICINE

T. M. Srinivasan

Published Jan 1, 2004• 0 citations
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Abstract

There is always a deep distrust in some (including this writer) when a 'model' is presented to explain observations in the field of Energy Medicine. Many physical models are freely floated by researchers, who have observed psi, distant healing and related phenomena. Quantum consciousness, scalar wave effects, non-local effects and, not the least, entanglement in biosystems. Many physicists have criticized-and justifiably so-the inappropriateness of such modeling. Presently, too little is known about healing and psi for modeling. Should we contemplate modeling at all?

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