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he believes that, taken as a whole, they offer compelling evidence for his concept of two realms of reality – one of which exists in subtle, nonphysical dimensions. When combined with the scientific evidence and detailed investigative accounts of unusual consciousness-related experience I present in this book, there is much more support for Tiller’s hypothesis on the two realms of reality. (p. 289) Fortunately, physicists like Tiller have paved the road for more subtle-energy research to be conducted in this important field of energy medicine. Terminology: Lack of Agreement Looking back in time at how the subtle energy bodies have been described in other cultures, one can turn to the works of Richard Grossinger (1995): The degrees and types of subtle bodies described throughout the world may well represent series of ripples created by spirit descending into matter: as the outermost zone only the hint of a physical organism tints invisibility, then solider and solider sheaths congregate as spirit passes through denser and denser yet still subtle fields into the realm of mind, from there to the nerves and muscles, and finally into bodily fluids and tissues. (p. 319) The subtle energy bodies described above by Grossinger are now termed the chakras, meridians, and biofield. This description appears to describe the ripples of energy coming from one’s higher spirit down through the chakras and biofield to the physical body. Grossinger (1995) continued the flow of this subtle energy: Elemental medicine does not make a categorical distinction among these different levels of materialization: all are interwoven, their functions interdependent. What is blood at one level is a mixture of fire, water, light at another; spirit at another. In Hindu science, 27PDF Image | Light, Sound, Vibration for Healing and Stress
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