Kimberly Schipke – Physics Trumps Chemistry


How can we balance our biofield?

 

 
Dinshah Ghadiali developed SpectroChromeMetry in the 1920s using light to heal the body in a gentle yet effective way at around the same time as Einstein said “physics trumps chemistry.” The book Let There Be Light explains how sessions began with green light to help bring the body back into balance or neutral with zero contraindications for use. The laser was first developed in the 1960s and produces a coherent beam of light. The SpectroChrome Laser uses the balancing aspect of green light with the coherent output of a laser to help bring balance to not only the physical body but also the body’s electromagnetic response to emotional memories. Kimberly Schipke, M.S. will discuss and demonstrate the use of the SpectroChrome laser and share testimonials from users who have benefited from its use.

 

About the speaker:

 

Kimberly Schipke, M.S. is a biomedical engineer who has been traveling the world and studying the biofield since 2009. She is an international trainer for medical thermal imaging which studies the thermosphere of the body using an infrared camera. Kimberly has been an international trainer for Biofield Tuning which uses coherent sound to study changes in the acoustics of the biofield. She has been studying SpectroChromeMetry for 12 years and has developed the green SpectroChrome Laser which uses coherent light on the body and in the biofield to help bring balance. She is the chief scientist at the Biofield Lab and will be sharing her tools to provide a biofield experience with the latest techniques for creating shifts in our human atmosphere. She is also the International Resource Coordinator for the Foundation for Alternative and Integrative Medicine. 

 

Find out more:

 

SpectroChromeMetry: www.spectrochromelaser.com
Biofield Lab: www.biofieldlab.com
Foundation for Alternative and Integrative Medicine: www.faim.org

 


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Date

Thu, 30 September 2021
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7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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  • Date: Thu, 30 September 2021
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  • Kimberly Schipke
    Kimberly Schipke
    Biomedical Engineer

    Kimberly Schipke, M.S. is a biomedical engineer who has been traveling the world and studying the biofield since 2009. She is an international trainer for medical thermal imaging which studies the thermosphere of the body using an infrared camera. Kimberly has been an international trainer for Biofield Tuning which uses coherent sound to study changes in the acoustics of the biofield. She has been studying SpectroChromeMetry for 12 years and has developed the green SpectroChrome Laser which uses coherent light on the body and in the biofield to help bring balance. She is the chief scientist at the Biofield Lab and will be sharing her tools to provide a biofield experience with the latest techniques for creating shifts in our human atmosphere. She is also the International Resource Coordinator for the Foundation for Alternative and Integrative Medicine.

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