46. Drives and chakras

Here we unpack the powerful insights from our weekly webinars to support your journey with the BioCoherence software. In this week's session, we delved deeper into the key components of emotional resonance, energetic blockages, and system navigation using the BioCoherence platform.This in-depth webinar provided exciting insights on how to harness the software's tools such as Drives, Chakras, Resonances, Wounds, Personal Guide, Harmonic Boosts, Planes, Energy Field grounding, and more. Here's a comprehensive breakdown for practitioners and bioenergetic enthusiasts alike.

Restoring Resonance Links in Drives

One of the key issues addressed was how to restore or recalculate resonance links, especially after updating the software. Sometimes, links may not be displayed because older files didn't store all resonance data due to size limitations. With older, non-optimized cloud file types, not all rich metric data (like links and causal relationships) are saved.

How to Recompute Resonance Links

To re-enable and view the resonance links:

Navigate to the Drive panel and look for the little computation animation when selecting new data.
If the links don't automatically show, go to the Home screen.
On the right of the 'Conclusion' label, click to expand actions.
Select the option to "Recompute Links" manually.

This refresh allows the system to analyze and present the most up-to-date resonance information, even if it wasn't saved initially.

Drives vs. Moods: Different Paths, Similar Destinations

The distinction between Drives and Moods was another rich area of discussion. While both may display similar biomarkers and resonate similarly for users, they originate from different mathematical calculations and bio-informational models.Understanding both allows for cross-referencing and deeper analysis. It's informative to observe overlaps—if the same biomarkers appear in both, their relevance in your energetic profile is stronger. This convergence serves as validation from separate analytical paths.

Grief, Depth, and Wave Cycles

Dan emphasized using wave frequency analysis to measure the depth of emotional imprints—such as grief. The lower the frequency (e.g., 1.2 cycles per minute or slower), the deeper the emotional block seems to be embedded. Surface-level tensions may show up as faster-wave phenomena (~30 cycles per minute), while more deeply repressed grief or ancestral patterns may emerge as slow-resonating frequencies. This interplay creates a working model similar to sonar or "depth charges" that reveal buried emotions based on energetic echoes.An important note: resonance isn't about "pushing" through emotions but working with them gently. Healing often flows naturally, and heavy emotions like grief should unfold at their own pace.

Harmonic Boost: Understanding Duration and Depth

A simple scan may produce a Harmonic Boost lasting up to 49 minutes. These long sessions, when turned into MP3s, may get compressed slightly but still retain the energetic programming. Adding even just two stimuli can lead to lengthy sessions because underlying biometrics have deeply layered and nested linkages.The Harmonic Boost operates in the background, shifting systemic imprints through frequency and intention, based on your latest energetic snapshot.

Emotional Analysis with Drives

Practitioners can work with constructive and destructive aspects of each drive. For instance, when evaluating an emotional drive (e.g., Depression), the system might suggest balancing it by amplifying Euphoria or addressing Depression directly.You can:

Click on either biomarker to read its meditation text.
Choose the text that resonates more personally.
Add it as a stimulus to your Harmonic Boost or Personal Guide.

The algorithm works with duality—healing may come from building the resource (e.g., Euphoria) or addressing the wound (e.g., Depression).

Momentum Screen: What Moves You?

The Momentum section reveals internal energetic dynamics—your movement, drive, and blocks. For example:

If "Organisms" appears high in momentum and "Heavy Metals" appears in restraints, this reveals a toxic stressor blocking systemic vitality.

Working from this screen, you observe:

What propels you (strong drives like vitality, energy, organisms).
What restrains movement (toxins, chronic imbalance).
Interventions possible through targeted resonance or gland support.

This underlines the software's holistic logic: to move the mind, body, and soul forward, you need flow—momentum and release.

Wounds & Energetic Pathways

The Wounds screen captures core psycho-emotional patterns—abandonment, rejection, humiliation, etc.—and their interconnections. While currently work-in-progress, this table shows:

Lit-up wounds = active frequencies.
Arrows = causal chains (e.g., Humiliation feeding Abandonment).

If none are lit but arrows remain, energies may still be present subtilely—worthy of future attention or energetic support even if they're not acutely active.The screen is based on the Five Element system (TCM) displaying both constructive and destructive cycles. It parallels with the Influences pane, which works similarly showing energy movement between elements (Fire, Water, Earth, etc.).

Chakras: Links, Strengths, and Visibility

The visual chakra interface is among the most engaging. Each chakra node on this screen:

Displays active links to other chakras.
Shows strength via dashed line size and direction (sending/receiving).
Quantifies energy with sidebars (energy strength per link).

Practitioners can interpret:

Bidirectional vs. unidirectional flow.
Entry/Exit points—acupuncture point crossover.
Chakra harmonics—presence of loops and symmetries.

Example:

Throat Chakra showing strong resonance to Crown but no reciprocation suggests unbalanced expression vs. awareness.

The chakra view does not currently reflect precisely anatomical positioning—rather, it's an illustrative guide for resonance pathways.

Meridians and Entry Points

Further adding depth, the meridian overlays (GV17, CV12, etc.) correlate directly with their linked chakras. These acupuncture points are energetic gates monitoring emotional and systemic flow. Upcoming updates will improve their visibility across the interface.

Personal Guide and Daily Integration

The Personal Guide draws from:

Priorities (strong needs).
Resources (available energy or resilience).

It rotates through these selections daily, offering:

Meditation tracks.
Stimuli sequences.
Insight themes that correspond to energetic configurations.

While sessions seem simple, they integrate deep personalized intelligence—emotionally reflective, subconscious stimulating, and integrative.

Planes and Energy Grounding

Next in our analysis was the Planes interface—a model mapping personal energy orientation.Dimensions include:

Left / Right
Forward / Backward
Up / Down (cosmic grounding)
Deep / Shallow
Yang / Yin
Arm / Leg balance

Misalignment here (visible through broken or tilted lines) suggests core systemic wobble. A forward-facing plane might mean being too future-focused; imbalance in depth could reflect dissociation or scattered focus.Practitioners look here to:

Gauge coherence.
Infer groundedness or spiritual disconnection.
Tailor healing interventions accordingly.

Grounding and Connection to Earth & Sky

Two fine-tuned measures complete the energetic loop:

Schumann Frequency Connection (Earth grounding).
Gravity B-Wave (Cosmic/sky connection).

Ideally these should be equal. If not:

Low sky frequency = closed higher chakras.
High sky / low earth = vata imbalance, ungrounded.

This graph is not just metaphorical—it maps real electrical interactivity with planetary harmonics and helps shape the electro-magnetic aura.Keep in mind: true connection is sustained equally between sky and earth—which grounds consciousness.

Applying This to Client Sessions

Using BioCoherence in practice is powerful for:

Tracking changes before and after interventions.
Highlights from Chakra screen shifts.
Explaining Planes to reveal client "presence."
Using links (e.g. chakras to atoms or glands) for holistic resonance mapping.

Practitioners should freely guide clients based on what feels intuitive. The system is dynamic yet adaptable to expert analysis.

Final Thoughts: The Power of Cross-Perspective Analysis

This webinar closed by reinforcing the vision behind BioCoherence—uniting multi-dimensional energy readings with intuitive human analysis.Whether you're exploring TCM, Ayurveda, chakra geometry, or scalar harmonics—you'll find correlations embedded across the software. What you do with this as a healer, engineer or seeker is what creates the real magic.Each practitioner brings a unique lens, whether it's graphical (chakra arcs), energetic (planes), causal (wounds), or emotional (drives). And each client brings their own energetic signature to be honored and discovered.If you're curious to expand your integration strategies, share your approach on the Practitioner YouTube Channel, where seasoned users are now breaking down their interpretations in real-life sessions.

To continued coherence and clarity,— The BioCoherence Team

Can Moods in BioCoherence have the same type of resonance links as Drives?: Not currently. Moods and Drives use different mathematical processes. Cross-referencing between the two can be insightful, but Moods don't yet support linked resonance chains.
How are chakra-to-body correlations handled in BioCoherence?: Each chakra is linked to specific organs, glands, and meridians. These connections serve as the basis for energetic and anatomical correlations, supporting integrative analysis during scans.
How are links and energy flows between Chakras computed in BioCoherence?: Links are based on energy exchanges and strength of correspondence between chakras or systems. These are computed during scans and shown via visual, directional dashed lines for resonance visualization.
How can I manually recompute the resonance links in BioCoherence?: Go to the home page and click the area next to 'Conclusion'. When it expands, use the first button to recompute either from scratch, or selectively recompute choices like biomarkers or links. Choose 'recompute links' if those are missing from your data.
How can I see which acupuncture points are linked to each chakra in BioCoherence?: When you click on a chakra, the related acupuncture points (entry/exit) appear in the bottom details (e.g., CV17, GV). These link the chakra to the body's meridian system for more precise energetic mapping.
How can I use time cycles in BioCoherence to understand emotional depth like grief?: BioCoherence detects frequencies representing emotional waves. A slow frequency (e.g., 1 cycle/min) suggests deeper, slower-moving issues like grief. These are inferred based on how long a wave lasts during ECG analysis.
How can I view the resonances between elements like chakras and atomic structures in BioCoherence?: To view resonances, click on the relevant areas such as chakras or atomic tables. Once selected, the app will compute the links dynamically. You may need to wait for the computation to complete to see all the linkages. If it's not showing, try recomputin...
How do I interpret connection lines and resonance strength in the Chakras screen?: The lines linking chakras show their relationships. The thickness of dashed lines indicates the strength of the connection. Each link also displays numerical strength and energy transfer volume. Click a chakra to view its related links and their signific...
How do I interpret the Planes screen in BioCoherence?: Planes represent spatial energy orientation—forward/backward, up/down, left/right. Misalignment or broken lines indicate blockages. They're derived from meridian depth, yin/yang balance, and bioenergy positions. Use these to assess grounding or future-...
How do I use the Wounds screen in BioCoherence?: Lit-up balls indicate active wounds (e.g., abandonment). Arrows show energy connections between wounds, based on a 5-element TCM star. Even without lit wounds, the arrows can show underlying patterns of interaction.
In Drives, should I choose the constructive or destructive side for an emotion?: You can choose either based on context. If unsure, click the emotion, review meditation texts for both sides—constructive (e.g., euphoria) and destructive (e.g., depression). Pick the one that resonates with your current state.
Should I manually add grounding frequencies to my session in BioCoherence?: If a user resonates with working on grounding, you can manually add Schumann frequencies as stimuli. This helps bring awareness and focused intent, complementing what the app is already auto-prioritizing.
What does the Earth screen in BioCoherence show?: The Earth screen displays your connection to Earth (Schumann resonance) and Sky (cosmic frequency). Ideally, the upwards and downwards lines are balanced. Imbalances can guide grounding or connecting practices. Strong or equal connections help energetic ...
What does the Personal Guide do in BioCoherence?: The Personal Guide cycles through your prioritized and resource biomarkers and plays meditations based on their importance and resistance. You may use either meditation or harmonic boost for daily practice.
What is the best way to use Harmonic Boost for addressing deep emotions?: Add resonances or stimuli (e.g., grief) to Harmonic Boost. Once converted to audio (MP3), the duration may be shortened. Use longer boosts for slow-developing issues to be gentle with integration.
What is the source of chakra link computations in BioCoherence?: Chakra connections are derived from electromagnetic resonance in body systems. Interpretations build on sources like TCM, Ayurveda, and common energy models. Strength and flow are measured per scan.
What kind of items does BioCoherence auto-prioritize in Harmonic Boost?: BioCoherence auto-selects items from key categories like organs, systems, and biomarkers based on scan priorities. Visual-only screens like 'Earth' may require manual selection if you want them included.
What's the best usage of the Chakra screen when explaining BioCoherence to clients?: The Chakra screen is one of the most relatable visuals for clients. Doing a before/after energy scan can visually reveal shifts in chakra size and connection, showing the effect of interventions or energy work.
Where are the 12 chakras located in the BioCoherence app?: The app only includes internal chakras that are anatomically associated with organs and glands. These are evenly spaced visually, but do not match anatomical accuracy. For precise body mapping, use the 'Body' screen instead.
Why are some links or data missing from my cloud save in BioCoherence?: Cloud saves are kept small (~100kb) by excluding some detailed precomputed data like resonance links. To access full data including this, do a local save or re-run computations as needed.