SOURCE ENERGY MEDICINE
What is Source Energy Medicine
The Source Energy Medicine methodology evolves around specially designed charging labels that when applied to bottles of water – structure and charge the water molecules with specific vibrations – creating a Source Energy Medicine.
SEM holds the intention to support you to heal any aspect of life – physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, sub-conscious, relationships, career, financial, creative and self-expression.
More About
SEM
Source Energy Medicine was created by Stephen Pollitt.
The basic premised of Source Energy Medicine is that, it is possible to positively affect our health and well-being by drinking water that is imprinted with strong, positive intentions of what we wish to achieve.
Pollit emulates Emoto of HADO fame, but unlike Emoto who uses a simple word or phrase, Pollit suggests we write a detailed description of what we wish to occur. Then an 8-digit code derived through dowsing is assigned to this written intention.
A label is created with this number with the addition of the infinity and “om” symbols (believed to resonate with very high frequency), and pasted on a clear bottle containing water.
The water then gets charged with the intention. You should then drink this water over a period of time till you achieve your well-being goals.
Links to Source Energy Medicine
Here are some useful links to learn more about Source Energy Medicine:
Fern Wolf’s Source Energy Medicine Page
Free Access to the Quick Start Guide
Bob Proctor’s Source Energy Medicine Page
Contact Me
Ask a question or book an appointment below.
Connect with Fern
Good Vibrations Health
Toronto, Ontario - Virtual Appointments Only
fernmwolf@gmail.com
1-905-702-4511
Subscribe to our Newsletter
BLOG
Disclaimer: While the information and assistance provided by Good Vibrations Health has helped people restore health, balance, joy, peace, and harmony, it is not a substitute for medical, counseling, psychological or other related professional advice.
You are encouraged to obtain appropriate professional advice or care for your personal concerns and discuss any prescription modifications with your doctor, therapist, or pharmacist.