We are introduced today in the principles of orgonomic medicine . Find out what the Organic Theory is and how to benefit from this alternative natural medicine therapy.
Organizational Medicine is based on the treatment of alterations of the energy or bioenergetic structure of the individual .
This energy structure is what sustains the biological and psychological structures, and it is the one that must maintain a perfect balance to maintain the physical, mental and emotional health of a person.
This bioenergy, created from birth and formed throughout life is affected by various circumstances, be they experiential, environmental, affective, and it is the objective of the organotherapy therapies to restore that energy balance. Ethical to heal the patient.
What is Orgonomic Medicine
The treatments of orgonomic medicine consist of the diagnosis of the alterations in the energetic structure of the individual (bioenergetic-characteristic diagnosis) and establish a series of guidelines to restore the balance.
The patient in principle recognizes what is happening in his body and in the second place undergoes a series of physical (body) and respiratory exercises, to improve the physical body, and bioenergetic exercises to improve and channel the energy structure .
One of the treatment guidelines is a healthy diet, as well as a healthy lifestyle. The transformation involves new habits, changes in behavior, meditation, surrounded by natural environments and also, if necessary, the use of accumulators or energy devices.
Principles of Orgonomic Medicine
The fundamental principle of Orgonomic Medicine is to improve the chronic contraction that hinders the free flow of organic energy in the body to restore health:
- Increases the capacity of energy load through breathing.
- Undo the armor (muscle contraction) by attacking the spastic muscles.
- It helps the patient to work at the level of the I and seeking his approval for therapy.
This is a type of medicine based on Reich's biopathy . A biopathy is a pathological state of energy, but sometimes it may not be considered a disease by conventional medicine.
The orgone theory
Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957) was an American nationalized Austro-Hungarian physician, psychiatrist and inventor who postulated Orgón's theory.
Reich was also a psychoanalyst, initially a disciple of Freud, who later made his ideas independent of institutional psychoanalysis. However, he was considered by Freud as his most brilliant disciple .
The Orgón Theory, the basis of Orgonomic Medicine, asserts that there is a vital energy, something similar to what would be the Qi, the Prana or the Kundalini . This energy would be present in all sites and could be positive as negative.
Depending on the polarity of that energy, the human body and other living beings could be affected positively or negatively.
Reich created a tube-shaped tool called an orgonite, which is applied to the body in the appropriate areas for treatment. He also invented a capsule where the patient was placed for a short period of time to receive energy.
Orgonomic Therapies currently use other techniques, especially based on a healthy lifestyle. However, they are based on the theory of Orgón applied to the restoration of the health of the human body.
Based on this alternative therapy it is possible to treat endless physical or emotional ailments, improve the quality of life and the general balance of the human being. And one of its greatest advantages or benefits is that the result of Orgonomic Medicine is always positive and does not provide any side effects.
Seen at Wilhem-Reich, by Pedro, editor of the White Brotherhood
