Healing Forms

"Why does the heart have that shape? Why do the lungs branch the way they do? Why is DNA a spiral?" The answers reveal that life is mathematics made flesh, and that healing form is healing life.

Third volume of the Healing Energies series, Healing Forms explores one of the most fertile and least known fields of contemporary biology: the geometry of life as the foundation of health and healing.

In these pages you will encounter: D'Arcy Thompson and the geometric revolution in biology; Benoit Mandelbrot and fractals as the geometry of life, from lungs to vessels, neurons and heartbeat; Ary Goldberger of Harvard and the loss of fractal complexity as a predictor of disease; the HeartMath Institute and the toroidal field of the heart as a mirror of emotional coherence; Viktor Schauberger and the spiral as a principle of vital movement; Gerald Pollack and the fourth phase of water as an active biological medium; Donald Ingber of Harvard and tensegrity as the architecture of the body; Roger Ulrich and the demonstration that a view of a garden heals faster than a brick wall.

A book that does not discuss geometry in the abstract: it is about moving with fractal variability, choosing the environments we live in, cultivating the coherence of the cardiac field, and how the water we are made of responds to light, to form, and to intention.

"Nature never uses arbitrary forms. Every form is an optimal mathematical solution to a fundamental biological problem."

Every chapter includes clinical stories, practical exercises, and a guided meditation.

Pagine	139
Formato	[US] Stampa bianco e nero - standard - 5.5x8.5 pollici - Carta bianca - Copertina opaca
Peso	185 gr.