Healing Inside Out
By Barbara Stahura

Imagine a pristine white tablecloth smoothed out and extending forever in all directions. It represents the energy from which the entire universe arises. In fact, nothing exists but this invisible, eternal energy, which visionary physicist David Bohm described as “an unbroken wholeness.” Now slide a salt shaker under it in one place, an apple at another, and a wineglass somewhere else. These bumps represent the matter created from that energy, and your hand moving the objects into place represents consciousness, or the thing that creates the matter.

In an extremely simplistic way, this demonstration is the universe according to quantum physics. Nothing exists but energy, and matter appears only when consciousness chooses to fashion it from the energy matrix. Matter appears to us as seemingly solid objects—a planet or a plant, a whale or a microbe—but that’s merely because our senses are so limited. Put a piece of steel under an advanced microscope, and you’ll see it’s mostly empty space.

Like science, spiritual traditions tell us that everything exists within this energy matrix, an invisible, omnipresent, never-ending web that gives rise to matter. It is this spiritual-energetic dimension that fascinated Stephen Lewis as he began to investigate self-healing many years ago. He studied homeopathy and acupuncture, yet he was always most interested in subtle-energy physics and saw how quantum physics could be applied to healing. In short, he saw how consciousness gives energy material form and that the universe is composed of holograms within holograms (a hologram is a three-dimensional picture, any piece of which contains the entire hologram, much like any cell from our body contains our entire DNA).

At the foundational level of the universe there exists an innate, self-organizing principle designed to maintain perfect function in all things. Only when the harmony of this principle is disrupted does poor well-being, including illness, sadness, or any other negative energy appear. Lewis saw how illness doesn’t result from viruses or other outside elements, and neither does healing (restoration of balance in energetic function) come from doctors or pills. Instead, illness and healing are inside jobs, and take place first at the spiritual-energetic level and then move outward to the physical domain.

If everything is energy (and it is), then anything is possible. Lewis reasoned. He set out to find a method that would enable people to self-heal on the energetic level, enabling them to bring about self-healing in all areas of their life. He created a sophisticated spiritual and computer technology that conducts energetic balancing, even at a distance, through The AIM (All-Inclusive Method) Program of Energetic Balancing. Here’s how it works: A huge bank of computers sends hundreds of thousands of subtle-energy balancing frequencies to metal trays that hold the photographs of AIM participants, which act as stand-ins, or holograms, for their bodily presence. The energy is transmitted directly to the participants, no matter where they are at the time. Each person’s “higher self”—sometimes called the Buddha nature or Christ consciousness—selects the frequencies appropriate to correct his or her energetic imbalances, and self-healing takes place.

This “spiritual technology” delivers healing frequencies to the energetic level and shifts consciousness so healing appears on the physical plane. Along with Evan Slawson and Roberta Hladek, he co-founded the Energetic Matrix Church of Consciousness, LLC, or EMC², as a way of offering AIM to the public. In the novel Sanctuary: The Path to Consciousness, Lewis and Slawson describe the evolution of his work.

Lewis emphasizes that The AIM Program does not diagnose, treat, or cure illness, and the practices of the ministry of EMC² are not healthcare or medicine. Therefore, Lewis explains, anyone who wants a diagnosis or medical treatment should see a doctor, and those who want to use additional healing methods, such as chiropractic, homeopathy, or Western medicine, should do so.

As energetic beings in an energetic universe, we literally create our lives, including imbalances that can lead to illness, and we do this with our consciousness, whether we are aware of it or not. Consciousness is like your hand moving objects around under that tablecloth; sometimes we deliberately place an object, yet the great majority of the time—when we are operating from our unconscious mind—we operate without awareness.

Illness is often the result of suppressing uncomfortable emotions, usually unconsciously, which throws our energetic harmony out of balance. Only by taking responsibility for whatever caused the imbalance can we empower ourselves and elevate our consciousness in order to self-heal. While it may be possible to do this on our own, we simply cannot devote every hour of every day to sending healing energy to ourselves. So, the purpose of AIM is to do the heavy lifting, so to speak, of delivering the balancing energies around the clock so that participants can face the causes of their pain and fear and heal themselves.

To date, more than 45,000 people have participated in The AIM Program, which delivers appropriate energetic frequencies from among the hundreds of thousands so far discovered (and Lewis is discovering more all the time). Many testimonials on the EMC² Website tell stories of how participants self-healed from a variety of physical and emotional illnesses, and how even those without apparent illness have improved their overall well-being. Children with the frequency of Autism or Down Syndrome have also seen improvement (EMC² offers scholarships in a program facilitated at the beginning by Dr. Wayne Dyer).

Lewis is quite familiar with skepticism about The AIM Program, and he won’t try to convince anyone to join, although he will happily explain how the process works. Most participants appear to be those people who immediately “get it” when they hear about the program. It’s not that they don’t investigate it, but using logic and left-brain thinking will not help with this decision, which is more based on intuition or instinct. While left-brain thinking has its place, it is linear, like math. But the universe is not linear, explains Lewis. It is quantum and spiritual. Visit AimProgram.com.

Barbara Stahura is a freelance writer in Tucson, Arizona. Her Website is www.Clariticom.com