The Electro Magnetic Field Balancing Technique® provides us with a one time permanent hookup with new energy dynamics of this dance of Ascension. EMF is unique in that it hooks us up to Universal Calibration Lattice®, balancing our energy anatomy in a step-by-step process. Instead of just going to a practitioner of energy work and being worked on for a specific polarity, EMF sets up activation to connection between our chakras, UCL, and Cosmic Lattice (the universal energy source).

This dynamic, of incorporating UCL as part of our energy anatomy, gives us a personal resonance, enabling us to co-create reality we desire on a very wonderful inter-dimensional level. This means that emotional, spiritual, physical, and mental bodies of our being are hooked up and balanced.

When we express feeling and intent through long informational fibers of UCL we clarify and amplify our communication with Cosmic Lattice. This new energy dynamic makes it possible for us to manifest soul part of our being that is truly one with all that is.

After this new energy dynamic has been permanently activated within your being, by way of experiencing an EMF session, you can exercise and strengthen horizontal figure 8 self-balancing loops by going into core posture.

This is a basic, conscious deep breathing posture. You inhale and feel, sense, imagine or think about a ball of light and energy 24” below your feet. You say: center below with a strong connection, or simply center below. You feel energy going through your body and down through your center below.

Then you exhale & feel, sense, imagine, or think about this golden ball of light & energy 24” above your head and say: center above. You feel energy flow through your body and up through your center above.

You can repeat this until you feel very grounded with center below and center above. Then you say: radiate core energy. You inhale and feel energy expanding outward to four prisms, which consist of 3 long informational fibers, that are connected by figure 8, self balancing loops.

The prisms are located 24”in front, in back, and on both sides of your body. Feel energy emanating from your core. You can place your intent within 4 prisms of UCL and send it out to long informational fibers. When you exhale you can feel your breath go through your head to your center above.

Tai Chi, The Great Ultimate, was found earliest in Book of Change, or otherwise known as I-Ching. Legend said that this scripture has written by first emperor of Zhou Dynasty - Zhou Wen Wang. Thus I-Ching is also known as Zhou-Yi.

I-Ching, or Book of Change, with its name implies, stated that life is in constant flux of change. The word I (Yi in pinyin) means 'change' in Chinese. It is formed from characters of sun and moon, which represents yang and yin respectively.

It has a verse stating, "Changes has Great Ultimate, which give rise to Two Elements. The Two Elements give rise to Four Phenomena, and Four Phenomena give rise to Eight Hexagrams..."

Let’s begin with word Tai Chi – Great Ultimate. It actually means earliest, beginning... of all events and things. In some case, it refers to Universe by ancient Chinese.

In one of scripture, it stated that "One yin and one yang is Way..." This means that all changes of events and things in universe come from this opposing, yet united forces of yin and yang.

This is why in from Tai Chi, there arises in Two Elements - yin and yang. Take a look at Tai Chi diagram, which is better known as 2-Fishes diagram in Chinese. It is a circle divided into 2 sections in proportion. The circle is representing Tai Chi, or Universe Whole, and within this wholeness, there’s Two Elements.

The division of yin and yang in Tai Chi means that there are 2 opposing elements, represented by black section and white section respectively. Yet, division is not a straight division, but a curved division – meaning that 2 opposing elements actually accommodate each other in order to form complete circle.

Firstly, this means that while it is divided as opposing elements – it is united in a way to form complete wholeness. The opposing yet united forces of yin and yang became basis of thinking in I-Ching. And Tai Chi uses concepts in I-Ching, yin and yang elements as core concepts to explain both physical and meta-physical aspects of world.

Secondly, curved division gives a sense of balance. Here, we are talking about balancing yin and yang elements here. There's this statement in I-Ching: "When yin goes to extreme, yang is born. And when yang goes to extreme, yin is born".

Look at 2-fishes diagram again. If you go in counter-clock wise along diameter of Tai Chi circle, you will find that as one element grows more and more and reach its peak, other elements will begin to grow in replacement. For example, if you move along diameter on black side, you will see that ‘half’ represented by black will become bigger and bigger and then suddenly shrink and white ‘half’ will begin to grow instead. This means that if one element goes to extreme, other will begin to set in.