Kinergetics
by Philip Rafferty (Australia)
Kinergetics - Philip Rafferty
35A Hatfield Street
NORTH BALWYN
VICTORIA 3104
AUSTRALIA
Ph: +61 (3) 9859 3343
e-mail:
philip@kinergetics.com.au
Website: http://www.kinergetics.com.au
Philip Rafferty became a Touch For Health instructor in 1981, taught hundreds of people and organised 3 Instructor Training Workshops. He was the Founding President of the Touch For Health Association of Victoria, Australia. He studied Hyperton-X with Frank Mahony (dec'd) and became an Instructor.
He studied Applied Physiology with Richard Utt, Don Viney and Dr Charles Krebs PhD. He also organised Applied Physiology workshops for Richard Utt. He studied P.K.P. (Professional Kinesiology Practitioner) 1 and 2. In 1988 he became a full time Kinesiology practitioner.
For many years he received regular Reiki. After learning Reiki he experimented with combining healing energy and Kinesiology. Finding muscles that were unlocked, he sent energy directly into the related organs. The muscles locked. A simple experiment, which proved that healing energy actually worked. He started using Reiki in combination with Kinesiology. He had seen a Chi-Gung teacher, Richard Link, "hitting energy" into the Heart Chakra as a way of "locking in" the healing energy. All of a sudden all of his Kinesiology stopped working unless he "hit with energy" first. In the space of a week he was able to correct any circuit with energy. This was so easy and so powerful that he wanted to share it. Within a short space of time he had enthused people to learn this new technique, then realised there was a limiting factor. Any students first had to learn Reiki. His brain went into overdrive. He had to figure out a way of "switching on" healing energy. After weeks of frustration (patience is not one of his virtues) he finally realised that everyone has the innate power to heal. All we have to do is to clear the blocks to healing and the energy naturally flows. He discovered that to achieve this it was necessary to challenge the affirmation against the belief system (finger modes).
His first workshop (one day) was in July 1991. Kinergetics now extends over eight and a half days. Each workshop is separate but must be taken in sequence. It is designed for both fast learners and slow learners. Slow learners can afford to repeat each level until they really own it, as the repeat fee is only 20% of the course fee. Fast learners are catered to by the amount of information in the workshops. Kinergetics is a completely different way of working with Kinesiology - a new approach. For many people it is their first Kinesiology workshop, one that often inspires them to learn more.
This new modality of Kinesiology, Kinergetics is the use of 'muscle monitoring' to identify areas of stress or dysfunction in the body's energy field. It can be used to identify and balance both physical problems that are causing dysfunction of tissues and organs, and also mental and emotional stresses that are blocking or sabotaging personal growth and affecting a person's ability to function effectively in the world.
In Kinergetics, muscle monitoring is used to identify the area of stress, pain or imbalance and also exactly where the correction is required. The only correction is healing energy, channelled through the hands.
Kinergetics is a painless, fast, non-invasive method of healing that works on the body's energy fields and is usually effective in helping a wide range of health problems. These include pain, limitation of joint motion, muscle injuries and sprains, T.M.J. (jaw) problems, sensitivities, candida, as well as psycho-somatic conditions, especially where the underlying factor is related to emotional stress. It can also be used to assist in the elimination of toxins from the body.
Kinergetics can be used to improve general hydration and the body's ability to utilise water, which assists the process of detoxification and blood cleansing. At a deeper level, it can be used to identify and clear stresses in the subtle bodies, which are often the cause of physical manifestations.
Richard Utt, the founder of Applied Physiology, deserves special mention, as some of his original ideas have been adapted and simplified.