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living cells, as well as subtle energetic fields” (p. 555). An important part of this definition is the surrounding and interpenetrating of the physical body. What else is defined as surrounding and interpenetrating the physical body? Gerber (2001) defined the aura as “the energy envelope that surrounds and interpenetrates the physical body. The aura is made up of all the different energy shells that compose the physical, etheric, astral, mental, causal, and higher spiritual aspects of the multidimensional human form” (pp. 554–555). Some individuals can see others’ auras as colored hues of light. Regarding this light, Rubik (1996) wrote, Virtually all organisms give off light say scientific frontier researchers. Is this light merely an insignificant waste product? Or does it mean the existence of what ancient philosophies called “subtle life energies” or “vital force” – an organizing energy field, which communicates within whole organisms? (p. 119) Schools of Thought on Subtle Energy Subtle energy is one of the wedges between western and eastern medicine and between scientific frontier researchers, or the “biophysical school,” versus the “biochemical school.” As Rubik (1996) explained, The “biophysical school,” which sometimes refers to the light as “biophoton emission,” maintains that it is indicative of an endogenous, innate, electromagnetic field pervading the entire organism, which may act as both sender and receiver of the biophotons that are “electromagnetic bio-information” used in regulating life processes. According to those in the “biochemical school” the extremely low intensities and the broad spectral range of the light are considered as evidence that the phenomenon is biologically insignificant. These researchers maintain that the light emission is due to heterogeneous, localized phenomena in various parts of the cell with different sources of 14PDF Image | Light, Sound, Vibration for Healing and Stress
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