Geobiology
Geobiology – introductory sketch
Geobiology studies and manipulates earth and cosmo‑telluric energies of a place.
Sacred knowledge used since antiquity, humanity has always harmonized with Earth’s energies for the Sacred.
Places of worship across ages and cultures worldwide attest to this (Neolithic, Celtic, Roman, Shinto, Buddhist… especially Christian).
Geobiology is therefore first and foremost linked to the Sacred.
In ancient traditions, humanity maintains a special relationship with Earth: sister in creation, mother through elements and nurturing role.
Since revelation, this relationship extends to the Divine Heaven, the Creator who shaped Earth’s infinite beauty and its vast energetic network (the distant harmonic of Paradise), to host humans and their co‑creative experiences.
Geobiology: medicine of the place
Today, geobiology helps anyone better understand their environment (home, apartment, office…). It is also called “habitat biology” or “habitat medicine”; it becomes a wellbeing tool that highlights nuisances affecting humans. These nuisances stem from various sources: tellurism (Earth energies), technologies (electromagnetic pollution…), paranormal phenomena, etc.
Geobiology in practice renews a place’s energy
A geobiology expertise aims to detect, decode, then correct/neutralize all nuisances that may impact the various bodies that compose us (physical, etheric, astral…). The essential goal is that the body experiences no stress during sleep and can regenerate normally.
Geobiology lets us decode a place’s atmosphere and history
Our living space is an integral part of ourselves; it influences deep issues and conflicts of its occupants. Thus, by performing an energetic reading of the place, a geobiology expertise reaches the personal issues of its inhabitants. Treating the place first, then the people, opens the space needed to move forward.
Geobiology – Tellurism
A set of grids supporting our human vibratory experience
Earth lines constitute a container made available to humans; what vibrates within humans becomes the content.
Through its seven chakras, a human constantly vibrates its Being.
The five grids formed by earth lines record, accumulate and gather all our vibrations.
Earth lines: the human aquarium
Why, when crossing a border, do we instantly feel the atmosphere of an entire country? What defines the vibration of a nation, city or neighbourhood? Earth lines provide the answer.
The granularity of earth lines
There is a distinct atmosphere for each room, each house, each neighbourhood, each city, each region, each country, each continent, and finally the whole planet.
This vibrational hierarchy is made possible by earth lines.
Geobiology – the builder’s art
Megalthic sites, churches and cathedrals before 1500 are the only traces left by builders: they persist in stones and constructions (not to mention ancient world builders who also left stone testimonies).
These sites possess harmony, coherence between stones – the physical edifice – and energetic continuity (essentially etheric).
Physically, cathedrals speak for themselves; energetically as well:
Builders pushed their art into the energetic structure of the places they worked on. Thus, they manipulated earth lines and cosmo‑telluric phenomena to give a body to the physical building. Often, chapels or churches were built on ancient megalthic sites because builders sought major earth lines and nodes as foundations.
All art aims to anchor the divine in matter, making the soul vibrate upon contact with creation. The art of geobiology is no exception.
Placed on exceptional earth points, then worked like lace, the energetic structure of cathedrals offers a junction with the Creator.
Through geobiology, creations become a means to reveal humanity’s finest, magnifying Earth’s energetic structure to offer it to the Divine, so that He may descend, become accessible, radiate and establish His dwelling there.
Geobiology – link with the Divine
Builders choose the most important points and dedicate them to what matters most for human souls: the Creator of the Universe.
Naturally, these builders of the telluric offer their lace work so that Heaven may shine upon humanity.
The authentic priest, consecrated in his soul and becoming a servant of the Divine, consecrates the place and “connects” the cathedral to the Divine. He thus makes it a bridge for pilgrims, a transmitter for all humanity; the house of God.
Geobiology, in its essence, is deeply linked to this builder’s art. Far from New‑Age and contemporary energetic practices that have lost the sense of the sacred and religious, geobiology practiced in continuity with the builders remains intimately connected to the Divine, and thus to a sincere, spiritual and religious approach.