by Amanda Horst

Created on: May 20, 2008

A brief Exploration of Uncontrolled Energy

The energy put out by the human body and the energy matrix that we all live in is truly insurmountable. There have been advancements in the "capturing" of human energy fields such as Kirlian photography, (4) which can photograph the human aura. This is the beginning of understanding the energy that we put out and live with, but what happens to individuals whose energy is completely unchecked?

Poltergeist activity is one of the more extreme answers. (5) Poltergeist phenomena occur usually around a single person. The person is typically female and in her early teens though cases have been documented in older persons. The reasons given vary from parapsychologist to parapsychologist (hormonal imbalances in early pubescence, emotional instability, extreme emotional disturbance, post traumatic stress, etc.) however one constant is that it may be a result of subconscious psychokenisis. More often than not the person or agent of this poltergeist activity does not know that they are responsible. The symptoms associated with a poltergeist can be: loud noises, apparitions, strange odors, inexplicable electrical activity, and flying objects. It is almost always unrelated to "haunting" as it was rather unfortunately portrayed in modern film. Persons suffering from poltergeist activity can seek psychiatric counseling, finding the root cause for whatever disturbance can be useful and this seems to put an end to their suffering.
Another more moderate possibility of uncontrolled energy is energy field disturbance. (6) Again, causes are arguable, but the most rational explanation is the day to day stress humans put on themselves. Like poltergeist activity energy field disturbances are fairly common, though unlike poltergeist activity are not as obvious. An energy field disturbance can result in feeling sluggish, off center, and various altered perceptions. This diagnosis is acknowledged by The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association, and of course it has its critics as do most forms of energy diagnosis and energy healing. Forms of therapy for this include Reiki, therapeutic touch, and even hypnosis. Persons who have noticed a disturbance in their energy field and have followed up with an energy therapy report feeling more balanced and increased clarity.
Energy imbalances are documented and can be harmful or even dangerous. The examples given of such documented incidents and the ascribed therapies scratch the surface of what energy is capable. Having knowledge of the possibilities is essential in avoiding or treating them.

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