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Energetic Testing Principles and Limitations

September 18, 2022

Views from David Hawkins, drawn from his 2015 book, Transcending the Levels of Consciousness Many will be familiar with Hawkins’ Levels of Consciousness work, and he has been one of the foremost proponents of the use of energetic testing to obtain information, mainly using muscle response, but also acknowledging the other signalling mechinasms available via the body. In the Appendix to one of his most recent works, some twenty years after writing Power vs Force, he summarises some important aspects of using the method, and what the limitations are. Some of it is phrased in terms of the numerical scale

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Covid Vaccine Paradoxes

December 29, 2021

Having had a lot of coversations and read a lot of pieces about Covid vaccines lately, it’s strange how rare it is to hear opinions that allow for some ambivalence. Usually the ‘jab’ is either our saviour, or something that will result in a kind of health-doom. The latter view is the one heard mainly from sections of the natural health community, while the former is generally from a hopeful public and those parts of the medical community observing reduced cases of serious disease. At the time of writing (early 2021, but updated late 2021), most from the scientific, medical

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Evidence-Based Medicine – Necessary but not Sufficient

December 5, 2020

The passionate proponents of the idea that the public should be “protected” from any kind of healthcare approach that has not been, or cannot practically be, evidenced by RCTs or similar statistical methods, i.e. does not fall into within the usual understanding of the term “evidence-based medicine”, seem to be rather short-sighted. It can be convincingly argued that in public policy, robust evidence of effectiveness for large groups needs to be at the heart of prescribing guidelines, especially if treatments are publicly-funded. However, that is a very different thing from justifying eradication or harassment of practices that do not, or

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Natural Health – A User’s Guide

April 18, 2020

If you have been observing the natural, complementary or alternative healthcare movement for some time, and particularly if you have been seeking for solutions to improve your own condition, you may well have reached a point where the messages from practitioners and promoters seem confusing, exaggerated or even counter-factual. Polarised against these messages, you probably also see the section of media and opinion to suggest that none of the methods promoted could possibly work, or are entirely without evidence. To add to the concern, some of the names signing off these opinions are people in positions of high reputation for

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