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Biofield Scanning for Therapists How to set-up your room for
scanning
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2 2.5 metresPlatform/mat 30 cm from wallCamera
TripodFluorescent tube on T Bar Light stand
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Assess areas of balance/imbalance in the biofield
Taken before, during, after therapy
Help monitor changes in biofield during therapy
Act as visual reinforcement to the client
Validate therapy
Before energy healingDuring energy healingBioField Reader
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Download by clicking on the image on our Homepage
www.biofieldimaging.com Lots of useful informationin theUser
Manual
BioField Reader On-line Tutorial: Therapy Scans 1.
Environment
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to set up for a scan, why cant they just take a picture of someone
or something? This is fine especially if you are outdoors or taking
spontaneous pictures on the spur of the moment. Then it is not
practical or possible to set up. Taking spontaneous photos or
recording can often show interesting results.
I am often asked why and when you need to take care to set up
your scanning environment. What I am going to talk about today is
setting up your scanning area so that you can have the same
conditions (as much as humanly possible) for all your scans.
Why is this important? This is important for several reasons:To
give you confidence before you start scanning that you are prepared
and that you have good conditions for scanning
To be able to compare scans taken previously and at subsequent
sessions. This will make the scans and your analysis more
valid.
You will know that conditions are the same and that any changes
you see will be as the result of an intervention e.g. for people
the intervention may be: therapy; change of diet; healing,
meditation and so on
And for objects e.g. crystals you can see the changes after
energising and so on.
Where do I set-up for scans?Scanning AreaTherapy room or a room
in your houseWarm - so that the subject is comfortableBlack-out
blind or heavy curtain at windowPlain background wall or screen,
avoid electric sockets
Wooden platform/cork mat - for subject to stand on
Furniture - keep to minimum and keep in same place
Electrical Equipment - turn off, keep to minimum and keep in
same place
Also need: - these are looked at in other On-line Tutorials
Lighting Camera webcam/camcorder and /or still camera with
flashComputer and BioField Reader program, Printer
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Read the section in the User Manual on Biofield ScansSome people
record:Temperature thermometerLight light meterTime of scan
Plain light wallBlack-out blindInternal lightingNo electric
sockets Camera on tripod No furniture close to subjectScan in
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Do I always need to prepare for a scan?
BioField Reader On-line Tutorial: Therapy Scans 1. Environment
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to set up for a scan, why cant they just take a picture of someone
or something? This is fine especially if you are outdoors or taking
spontaneous pictures on the spur of the moment. Then it is not
practical or possible to set up. Taking spontaneous photos or
recording can often show interesting results.
I am often asked why and when you need to take care to set up
your scanning environment. What I am going to talk about today is
setting up your scanning area so that you can have the same
conditions (as much as humanly possible) for all your scans.
Why is this important? This is important for several reasons:To
give you confidence before you start scanning that you are prepared
and that you have good conditions for scanning
To be able to compare scans taken previously and at subsequent
sessions. This will make the scans and your analysis more
valid.
You will know that conditions are the same and that any changes
you see will be as the result of an intervention e.g. for people
the intervention may be: therapy; change of diet; healing,
meditation and so on
And for objects e.g. crystals you can see the changes after
energising and so on.
Do I always need to prepare for a scan?YesMaking
comparisonsBefore and After TherapySeries of scans to chart
progress or change
Why?Preparation gives you: Confidence Good quality scans More
reliable resultsBioField Reader On-line Tutorial: Therapy Scans 1.
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why cant they just take a picture of someone or something? This is
fine especially if you are outdoors or taking spontaneous pictures
on the spur of the moment. Then it is not practical or possible to
set up. Taking spontaneous photos or recording can often show
interesting results.
I am often asked why and when you need to take care to set up
your scanning environment. What I am going to talk about today is
setting up your scanning area so that you can have the same
conditions (as much as humanly possible) for all your scans.
Why is this important? This is important for several reasons:To
give you confidence before you start scanning that you are prepared
and that you have good conditions for scanning
To be able to compare scans taken previously and at subsequent
sessions. This will make the scans and your analysis more
valid.
You will know that conditions are the same and that any changes
you see will be as the result of an intervention e.g. for people
the intervention may be: therapy; change of diet; healing,
meditation and so on
And for objects e.g. crystals you can see the changes after
energising and so on.
Standardise your environment
Do the best you can
Keep everything the same for all scans
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Background A light-coloured, non-reflective, plain, background
allows the subject's BioField to be clearly defined for
analysis.
Background A portable screen
Background A plain, matt wallSee section in the User Manual on
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Plain background allows field to be clearly seen
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Patterned background makes it difficult to differentiate field
around person
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Points to remember Make sure that light is evenly distributed
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Not always possible to prepare fully but think of lighting,
camera position and the position of the subject
Background A portable screen
Background A plain, matt wallExhibitions, spontaneous scans
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2 2.5 metresUse same lighting each time. Place in line with
subject and near to ceiling. Mark on floor where tripod stands use
tape or marker pen. Or measure from
walls.Platform/matCameraFluorescent tube on T Bar Light stand
Measure height of cameraIf you can, place subject in middle walls
so that light bounces off them equally. Mark position of
platform/mat on floor or wall, or measure.
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I hope you have found this tutorial useful
There are more Tutorials on taking Therapy Scans 1. Environment
2. Lighting 3. Cameras 4. Scanning the subject
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