Aura Surgery - by Mathias Künlen & Christine Waldhauser-Künlen (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

A medical doctor's synthesis of holistic healing with the morphogenetic field

- Explains how the morphogenetic field records disruptive information from past lives including old oaths and guilt

- Shows how ancestral karmic patterns and conflicts are inherited and affect one's energy field and physical body

- Presents 30 case studies to show how aura surgery can be used to treat panic attacks, diabetes, bronchial carcinoma, and hair loss

Our energy fields record disruptive information that we've unconsciously inherited from past lives and ancestors and which gets stored as blockages. Whether we repeat the same mistakes or deal with chronic health conditions, it can seem like we are fated to suffer in specific ways. Aura surgery can remove these mental and energetic blockages and help us heal and realize our potential.

The authors explain how our energy systems inherit disruptive information due to past oaths and vows or guilt and shame related to the past. By working on the subtle energy bodies, aura surgery addresses underlying karmic and ancestral patterns including the unconscious thoughts and beliefs that impact our energetic field and manifest physically. A physically non-invasive methodology, aura surgery is performed on the etheric level by working on an illustration or model of one's body or afflicted organ. This method focuses on resonance patterns that are detectable through kinesiology and non-linear systems so it can also treat afflictions that do not appear in physical scans. Presenting 30 case studies, Dr. Künlen explains how he uses aura surgery for conditions such as panic attacks, diabetes, bronchial carcinoma, and hair loss.

This book shows that, as we integrate the human energy field into our medical interventions, medicine in the 21st century can offer more sustainable healing systems to live happier lives.

About the Author

Mathias Künlen, M.D., is a doctor of neurology and founder of the institute for aura surgery (IFA Institut für Aurachirurgie) in Liechtenstein. He is also the founder of Softmark AG Grünwald, which develops software in cognitive computing and bio-programming. He practices near Munich, Germany. Christine Waldhauser-Künlen is a journalist with a background in political science. She has been researching nutrition and holistic medicine for more than 30 years.