EDUCATION — healing

Movement is more than just physical exercise it’s a vital tool for emotional and mental wellbeing. The connection between the body and mind is profound, and understanding how movement impacts both can unlock powerful healing potential. Whether it’s through gentle stretching, dancing, or even shaking, moving the body allows us to release stress, heal trauma, and reconnect with ourselves on a deeper level. The Science of Movement and Its Benefits Research has consistently shown that movement is essential for maintaining not only physical health but also mental and emotional wellbeing. Regular physical activity has been linked to a reduction in...

The human body is an extraordinary creation, functioning much like a complex electrical system. Within this system, energy flows through our tissues and cells in pathways comparable to electrical circuits. This energy, often referred to as "vital energy," has been recognised across various cultures for thousands of years. Ancient Chinese medicine calls it "Qi," Indian Ayurvedic tradition knows it as "Prana," and the Japanese term is "Ki." In the modern context, we can think of this vital force as the body’s "voltage."The Role of Water in Conducting EnergyWater is more than just a basic necessity for survival; it is an...

In today's fast-paced world, where technology and urbanisation dominate our daily lives, it's easy to lose touch with nature. Yet, an age-old practice called grounding offers a simple yet profound way to reconnect with the Earth, benefiting both our bodies and minds. Let's explore why grounding is essential, how it works scientifically, and the numerous benefits it brings. Why Grounding? Grounding, also known as earthing, involves physically connecting with the Earth's surface, typically by walking barefoot outdoors, hugging a tree  or using grounding devices indoors that conduct Earth's electrons. The rationale behind grounding lies in our modern lifestyle's disconnect from...

How Aǹalemma water is made - Learning from the natural world. To create Aǹalemma water, the team drew inspiration from the various physical and geometric forces that shape life on planet Earth. The best example of this natural order are fractals, the infinite self-repeating patterns found in numerous biological structures, from shell structures to the way plants grow new leaves. The science of emulating nature to create new technologies is called biomimetics – and Aǹalemma water is the ultimate biomimetic device. Imitating the cycles of water in nature, the Analemma  proprietary technology combines the use of geometry, kinetic energy, electromagnetic waves,...