The Missing Link

On 19 August 2000, I became the first person in the world to have the existence of her assemblage point measured scientifically and independently proven to exist. This historic event took place in the UK using a WPA.ED20 electronic galvanometer and two porous body electrodes, designed and patented by R. J. Trott, a British Physicist. The energy recorded from my assemblage point was 50 microvolts, in contrast to a reading of 10 or less on the surrounding skin (see Figure 1). The ability to measure human biological energy allows great advances to be made in health, especially within energy medicine. I therefore decided to research the implications of differential biological energy measurements in relation to a particularly effective energy medicine, electronic gem lamp therapy.

Figure 1 Recording the Assemblage Point

A leader in the field of both assemblage point study and electronic gem lamp therapy is Dr. Jon Whale of Whale Medical¹. Dr. Whale, has devised his own differential biological sensors (Figure 2), which can distinguish biological energy imbalances down to one hundredth of a degree Kelvin. This information allows energy within the body's organs, glands, areas of skin etc. to be balanced by the skilled application of gem lamp therapy. Balancing the body's energies can in turn realign the assemblage point and give a return to health, a feeling of balance and well-being.

During 1996 and 1997 Dr. Whale published a set of four articles on the human assemblage point in Positive Health². These were controversial since few were prepared to believe that such a vital part of the human energy field existed. However, since that time, Whale's techniques for locating and shifting the assemblage point have become more sophisticated and his case studies relating to the various psychological and physical diseases associated with the various off centre positions of the assemblage point form an interesting part of his new book³ (see Figure 3). Also covered are case studies and details of treatments using gem lamp therapy.

Figure 2 Biological Sensors

Figure 3 Off Centre Positions

Biological activity in the body is directly related to temperature. So localised infections, injuries, burns, inflammations or sprains will inevitably exhibit a higher temperature than that of unaffected parts of the body. This is obvious when we consider that the application of cold compresses can significantly reduce pain, swelling and inflammation and speed up the healing process. Many diseases and infections such as candida, influenza, eczema, psoriasis, asthma, oedema, ME, MS, diabetes, thrombosis, depression, senile dementia, cancers, hepatitis etc. involve malfunctions and imbalances of the patient's organs and glands.

Measuring such imbalances and then correcting them with gem lamp therapy is safe, nonsystemic, can target just the part of the body needing help, and usually requires far fewer treatments than alternative therapies, such as herbal remedies, acupuncture, bio-resonance or homoeopathy.

For over 5,000 years various precious stones have been valued not only for their beauty or rarity but also for their medicinal properties. In Tibetan and Indian medicine, pills or balms are, even today, produced from finely powdered gem stones. The powders are microscopic crystals and, unlike all chemical medications, they do not dissolve in water and are not absorbed by the body but pass through and are eliminated by the digestive track. These medicines are extremely effective and influence biological energy at the atomic level by dielectric resonance (inductance and capacitance)⁴ with the valence electrons of atoms which make up living cells. The blood circulating around the stomach and intestines is energised with the specific frequencies dictated by the colour of the gem powder. The blood then transports the energy to other parts of the body. It could be said that gem medicines were the first truly non-chemical energy medicine to be used.

Wearing large gem stones close to the skin over a long period of time will have a safer and more subtle effect than ingesting powdered gems but will be much more expensive and take far longer to work than gem lamp therapy. Caduceus Lux electronic gem therapy lamps pulse energy at various frequency rates through high quality gems, such as diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald, thereby stimulating and greatly amplifying the inherent vibrational healing power of the stones. This is not mere colour or light therapy. It is a therapy many times more effective than either and the lamps are electronic gem transducers which induce energy by dielectric resonance. Contention over the above scientific facts can be dispelled by reviewing the technical operating principles behind any surgical ruby laser⁵.

Some forms of illness require cooling, calming gem treatment. For instance infections, burns, sprains. contusions, pain and new injuries are all areas of high temperature and excessive energy emission. In contrast, other diseases relate to low temperature and low energy emissions and these obviously benefit from stimulating, invigorating gem energy. Such diseased parts of the body would be connected with old injuries, old healed bone fractures, leg ulcers, numbness, paralysis, strokes, circulation problems, some types of allergy, asthma, thrombosis or blindness. With gem lamp therapy it is even possible to soothe one part of the body, say an over-active liver, with sapphire and emerald, while at the same time energising another part, e.g. the spleen, thus cleansing and invigorating the whole of the blood. Using differential biological sensors, the balancing of the energies can be very skillful, precise and effective.

The following cases studies⁷ demonstrate the effectiveness of treatments. In relation to skin problems, the treatment given to the patient varies according to the type and cause of the disease. Skin problems usually respond to no more than three treatment sessions and the usual success rate is 80%. This can be even higher, with youngsters having skin problems or asthma often having l00% success with only one treatment.

Case Study: Psoriasis or Cirrhosis?

This male patient had been diagnosed with psoriasis and over a period of nine months, despite numerous conventional medications, the disease had continued to gain ground. Enjoying beer, this patient was reluctant to give up his alcohol intake. Examination revealed that the liver temperature was 1.45 degrees higher than that of his spleen. Using two lamps, the patient's liver was cooled and calmed with 40 carats of polished emeralds modulated with a calming frequency for 20 minutes, by which time the liver temperature had dropped to 0.15 degree negative. With this single treatment, his symptoms cleared up in 2 weeks and, a year later, they have not returned.

Discussion: If the liver becomes hot or inflamed, for whatever reason, it instructs the body to sweat. If the ambient temperature is low, then the skin will not sweat and toxins build up under the dermis, causing itching and sore patches.

Case Study: Auto Immune Disease and Cirrhosis of the Liver

This 54 year old patient was incapacitated and mainly confined to bed, due to various symptoms including jaundice, hypertension, vertigo, nausea, breathlessness, hot sweating attacks and diabetes. The specialists had no solution for this degenerating condition and had advised the patient to enjoy life as much as possible. On examination, the patient's assemblage point was very low, located just below the liver The liver area was very hot, sticky and inflamed when examined, whereas the spleen area was cold, congested and the difference between the two areas was around 1.5 degrees.

The patient's assemblage point was corrected and the liver cooled down with an emerald and sapphire lamp, using a green filter and slow calming frequencies. At the same time the spleen was energised with a diamond and carnelian lamp, orange filter and faster low beta frequency. As the treatment proceeded, the patient's jaundiced complexion improved by the minute. At the end of the treatment, the patient eliminated an abnormally high volume of urine and the liver/spleen measurement had dropped to -0.02 degrees.

This patient attended a total of six appointments. On each occasion, the patient's assemblage point had slipped down a little, but less with each visit. The same gem lamp therapy to the liver and spleen on each visit was used, which raised the assemblage point back up to the centre. On each visit the patient reported significant improvements in symptoms, health and psychological mood. These improvements were visible to everyone who knew the patient prior to treatment. Over a period of eight weeks, the patient returned to driving, country walking, professional duties, normal family activities and so on. Nine months later, the patient's health, personal and professional situation has returned to normal.

Case Study: Contact Eczema or Iatrogenic Disease?

This four month old baby girl was suffering from contact eczema (Figure 4). Her mother reported that the eczema had spread all over her body, after originating around the right eye when she received chloramphenicol medication for "sticky eye" treatment to the eye. She had been hospitalised for various, unsuccessful treatments. Her hands and arms were bound and restrained to stop her from scratching away the remaining skin. Other physical symptoms were swollen thyroid and other glands, plus abnormal green coloured feces. Her general behaviour was extremely distressing and volatile. On her first visit she was given a mild treatment of cooling emerald and blue sapphire. On the second visit there was a 15% general improvement and she was given a full 20 minute treatment to the skin and liver area, during which she became increasingly exuberant.

At the third visit there was a 50% improvement, with new healthy skin growth establishing more ground and the eczema was contracting back towards the original point of contact, the right eye. This eye was then treated using blue and yellow sapphire. Her mother reported that she had more energy than usual after the previous treatment. At the fourth visit, there was 90% improvement in the baby's general condition and that of the right eye (Figure 5). Her mother reported that it was wonderful to have her baby back to normal - she had been ill for so long that her mother had forgotten how much she had enjoyed her baby before.

(The blood disorders which can result from the use of choloramphenicol are very severe. According to Dr. L. Lanymore-Lim⁸, they can include alplastic anaemia, which may terminate in leukaemia, nausea, fever, vomiting, peripheral neuritis, erythema, diarrhea, optic neuritis and Gray's baby syndrome. Dr. Lanymore-Lim states, "I am of the opinion that we should question the use of chloramphenicol in babies who suffer mild conjunctivitis or sticky eyes. Bathing with cotton wool balls moistened with warm water although tedious, may be as beneficial and less harmful." It would seem, in the above case, that the baby s chloramphenicol eye drops tracked down her tear ducts into the back of her mouth and aggravated her liver and bile, causing her eczema and green coloured faeces.)

To conclude, gem lamp therapy is powerful, effective energy medicine, healing by dielectric resonance and working on diseased cells at subatomic level. Unlike most systemic remedies, such as drugs, which affect the whole body, electronic gem lamp treatment can target a specific organ or area of the body and the vibrational frequencies of specific cells can be adjusted as necessary. Whether or not a practitioner chooses to combine this treatment with recording and measuring the effect on the assemblage point, and/or using differential biological energy sensors, is a matter of personal preference but, should he or she do so, they should be able to obtain even more confirmation of the effectiveness of the treatment, if it has been skillfully carried out. Increasing numbers of individual practitioners and clinics throughout Britain and abroad are now using electronic gem lamp therapy and it is an encouraging sign in a medical environment all too keen to prescribe systemic drugs for every condition. Electronic gem lamp therapy is also available in The Netherlands and patients wishing to have treatment can send enquiries to Whale Medical who will forward their details to Dutch practitioners, who can then contact them direct.

About the Author

Dr. Angela Blaen is a Research Fellow at the University of Exeter. She has lectured and examined on various subjects for Exeter University and the Open University and is the author of various books, articles and research papers. She practices both assemblage point locating and shifting and electronic gem transducer therapy. For details of treatments and training of practitioners, she can be contacted by emailing: DrBlaen@btinternet.com or via her websites: www.assemblagepointcentre.com and www.drangelablaen.com. Her telephone number is 01363 772992.