Biofield Tuning

Weighted tuning forks don't produce harmonic intervals as easily, however, they have a much stronger vibration, making them easier to feel, and excellent for uses such as acupuncture, sound puncture, and muscle relaxation techniques. In addition to their own sound and vibrational healing qualities, weighted tuning forks can physically transfer their frequency of vibration to the body by using forced resonance, or by directly applying the handle (also called stem) of the tuning fork on the body at point of focus, such as a meridian or chakra. This is a way of creating movement or frequency vibration in any area of the body, and as such, as weighted tuning forks are known to give immediate relief from pain when used with interferential therapy techniques.

Biofield Tuning session

During a Biofield Tuning session, a client lies clothed on a treatment table while our practitioner, Kathleen Beck, CRMT, activates a tuning fork and scans the biofield slowly, feeling for resistance and turbulence in the client’s biofield and listening for a change in the overtones and undertones of the tuning fork. When Kathleen encounters a turbulent area, she continues to activate the tuning fork and hold it in that specific spot. Research suggests the body’s organizing intelligence uses the steady coherent vibrational frequency of the tuning fork to “tune” itself. In short order, the dissonance resolves and the sense of resistance gives way. This appears to correspond to the release of tension with the body. Clients relax and breathe more freely and the body enters into an increased flow state. As the biofield dissonance subsides, clients generally report feeling “lighter,” able to breathe more freely, and experience diminished or resolved symptoms.