PROGRAM
09:00 – 09:45 Introduction to Geobiology and Biohabitability.
09:45 – 10:30 Living spaces, the healthy home. Favorable elements and risk factors for health.
10:30 – 11:00 Break
11.00 – 11.45 Risk factors in homes, natural and artificial radiation, and its influence on living beings.
11:45 – 12:30 Dowsing perception and detection techniques; Instruments and their handling.
12:30 – 14:00 Indoor and outdoor practical exercises for the detection of natural radiation and geopathogenic zones
14:00 – 16:00 Lunch
16:00 – 16:45 Personal sensitivity. Awakening channels of perception and mental programming. The Instrument and its fine-tuning
16:45 – 17:30 Supervised practice on geomagnetic networks. (Hartman)
17:30 – 18:30 Electrical and electromagnetic pollution in homes and places of long stay.
18:30 – 19:00 Break
19.00 – 19.45 Measuring equipment for artificial radiation
19:45 – 20:30 Foundations of geobiological prospecting and uses of dowsing for geobiological study and advice
20:30 – 21:00 Consultations and information on training options and training courses in Geobiology and Biohabitability of the GEA Association.
Teachers:
Mariano Bueno: Expert, pioneer and great promoter of Ecological Agriculture, Geobiology, Bioconstruction and healthier life alternatives.
Creator of the "Mediterranean Geobiological Research Center" and founder of the Association of Geobiological Studies GEA.
Creator of the "Mediterranean Geobiological Research Center" and founder of the Association of Geobiological Studies GEA.
INTRODUCTION TO GEOBIOLOGY AND BIOHABITABILITY
- Workshop
- Geobiology
Member price: 50.00€
/ Non member price 65.00€
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Once again, we are delighted to offer our Introductory Workshop on Geobiology and Biohabitability, designed for all those who wish to explore and delve deeper into the topics that the GEA Association has been promoting for over three decades. This is an opportunity to begin exploring a field as complex as it is fascinating, integrating knowledge from physics, biology, chemistry, geology, bioconstruction, natural medicine, and personal sensitivity, and inviting us to understand more holistically the relationship between our environment, environmental health, and personal well-being.
Geobiology and Biohabitability study how the spaces we inhabit influence our well-being.
Geobiology and Biohabitability study how the spaces we inhabit influence our well-being.
During this introductory session, you will discover how natural radiation from the Earth, artificial radiation from the environment, and other environmental factors can negatively impact your health through overexposure. You will also learn to recognize the elements that make a place healthy and identify those that can be detrimental.
Through clear explanations, demonstrations, and hands-on practice both in the classroom and outdoors, you will be introduced to the use of dowsing instruments (rods, pendulum, etc.) and basic techniques for developing personal sensitivity to detect geophysical disturbances and potentially geopathogenic zones. You will also learn about the electronic equipment used to measure artificial radiation and discover how certain healthy lifestyle habits can help us awaken subtle, often-forgotten abilities: sensitivity, intuition, perceptual clarity, and greater emotional intelligence.
Course Content
Through clear explanations, demonstrations, and hands-on practice both in the classroom and outdoors, you will be introduced to the use of dowsing instruments (rods, pendulum, etc.) and basic techniques for developing personal sensitivity to detect geophysical disturbances and potentially geopathogenic zones. You will also learn about the electronic equipment used to measure artificial radiation and discover how certain healthy lifestyle habits can help us awaken subtle, often-forgotten abilities: sensitivity, intuition, perceptual clarity, and greater emotional intelligence.
Course Content
- Introduction to Geobiology and Biohabitability: the relationship between health and habitat.
- Natural and artificial radiation: influence on living beings and inhabited spaces.
- The healthy home: favorable elements and risk factors.
- Radiesthetic perception and detection techniques: rods, pendulum and basic instruments.
- Practices on natural geopathogenic radiation outdoors.
- Personal sensitivity: awakening of perceptual channels and mental programming.
- The dowsing instrument: use, calibration and fine-tuning.
- Supervised practice on geomagnetic networks (Hartmann Network).
- Measuring equipment for artificial radiation: fundamentals and initial handling.
- Basics of Geobiology and Radiesthesia applied to geobiological studies.
- This course is ideal for curious, sensitive people interested in understanding how spaces affect health, as well as for those who wish to start a personal or professional journey within the exciting world of Geobiology and Biohabitability.