willing to link bodily symptoms with emotional
or relational cause. You can also energetically
imagine a circle between yourself and the client,
if you want to better understand them.
If the client is dealing with a relationship
challenge, ask her to visualize how the connection
(in the form of a circle) appears between her and
the other person. If your client imagines a broken
circle, you can ask what might occur if she was
to imagine a whole circle. If the client is having
difficulties releasing or transforming a finished
relationship, you can also suggest she release the
interconnecting circle altogether. You can also
have a client visualize a clockwise spiral to take
in desired energy or a counterclockwise spiral to
release unwanted energy, even moving your hands
in these motions to support the client's intention.
Squares for safety. Boundaries are an imperative
aspect of being a practitioner. I suggest setting a
square rug or cloth under your healing table to help
ground and stabilize the client and fix your own
boundaries. If you typically pick up clients' energies
and take on their feelings or physical disorders, wear
square patterns on your clothing or square-shaped
accessories. If you are intuitively visual, know that
clients' repressed issues can be pictured in their
body as squares, boxing in a feeling, gift, memory,
or desire that has been ignored. Lead a client into
these boxes to help them deal with what might very
well be the core of physical distress and tension.
You can also imagine a square energy around your
energetic field to provide protection for you.
Triangles for healing and creation. Use triangular or
pyramidal shapes in your office to enhance healing
and manifesting work. Make sure the point of a
triangle is directed toward a desirable energy. For
instance, put a pyramidal structure in plant soil
for grounding and aim the point near the window,
so you can bring in sunlight and nature. You can
also enhance a client's goals by asking them to
imagine what they want coming in through the
top of an imagined triangle. You, or they, can also
gain perspective on an issue by picturing yourself
on the top of a pyramid looking down. Some
practitioners even establish a pyramidal structure
over their table to enhance energetic shifts.
As you can see, shape is a healing tool that
can enhance assessment, boundaries, healing,
and creativity—even to the extent of selecting
the shape of your dinner plate.
Notes
1. Mircea Eliade, Images and Symbols (Princeton, New
Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1991).
2. Ibid, 20–48.
3. Scientific American, "What is the Origin of Zero,"
accessed January 2014, www.scientificamerican.
com/article.cfm?id=what-is-the-origin-of-zer.
4. Mandala Coloring Meditation, "Your Introduction to the Healing
Powers of Mandala Coloring Pages," accessed January 2014,
www.mandalacoloringmeditation.com/mandala-coloring/
mandala-articles/about-mandala-coloring-healing/.
5. Dartmouth College, "The Platonic Solids," accessed
January 2014, www.dartmouth.edu/~matc/
math5.geometry/unit6/unit6.html.
6. Kjos Ministries, "Symbols and Their Meaning," accessed
January 2014, www.crossroad.to/Books/symbols1.html.
7. Academia.edu, Lloyd Graham, "The Seven Symbols of Judeo-
Islamic Magic: Possible Origins of the Symbols," accessed
January 2014, www.academia.edu/1509428/The_Seven_Seals_
of_Judeo-Islamic_Magic_Possible_Origins_of_the_Symbols.
8. BioGeometry Energy Systems, "Scientific Validation of
BioGeometry," accessed January 2014,
www.biogeometry.com/english/Research.php.
9. Ibrahim Karim, Back to a Future For Mankind—Biogeometry
(Cairo, Egypt: BioGeometry Consulting, Ltd., 2009), 24.
10. John DeSalvo, "Pyramid of Life," accessed January
2014, www.scribd.com/doc117853532/John-
DeSalvo-The-Complete-Pyramid-Sourcebook.
11. Meinard Kuhlmann, "What is Real?" Scientific
American 309, no. 2 (2013): 41–7.
Cyndi Dale is an internationally renowned author,
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bestselling The Subtle Body: An Encyclopedia of Your
Energetic Anatomy (Sounds True, 2009), The Complete
Book of Chakra Healing (Llewellyn Publications, 2009),
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