Leaving a Mark brings body art back from where it once came, as a medicinal practice. As we become more and more socially transparent to each other, our bosses are finally more concerned with our work ethic rather than our appearance. Tattoos, piercing, and body modification quenches our deep thirst for identity. But is there more to it than that? I found it compelling that piercing an ear during the Viking Middle Ages was said to revamp long-distance vision. Or how about how the Yantra tattoo is used to channel positivity in Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand.
While studying the history of alternative medicine, I noticed the act of aesthetically altering the body to resurface itself repeatedly. The ancient Indian Kama Sutra, for example, prescribes the insertion of pins and the implantation of objects into specific spots on our reproductive organs for excellent sexual health.
I present a fusion of acupuncture with body art, a healing modality that works by understanding that the body is already energy. If you approach each body as a tabernacle considered sacred, you'll become an instrument for harmony and beauty. Leaving a Mark is not just the name of this book, but a term meant to encapsulate a practice under a singular theme.
It's a form of acupuncture because thin needles are inserted into subtle energetic outlets across the body. The earliest organized acupuncture system was in the Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor, an ancient medical document so revered that it forms the doctrinal basis for Chinese medicine. The mysterious Yellow Emperor, also known as Huangdi, is credited with numerous inventions that laid the foundation for civilization. Calculated by the 17th-century Jesuit Athanasius Kircher, the universal calendar (based on Chinese timelines) starts with Huangdi's reign (2698-2598 BC).
On the surface, Leaving a Mark is about tattooing and piercing the psychic-energy centers of the body, also known as chakras. Scribes in the Mitanni empire documented this system, in Indian Sanskrit, around 1500 BC in the Vedas. Their medicinal form of body art was said to have alleviated illnesses of all kinds. Acupressure was prevalent in the Kushan empire of India. Once they brought Buddhism to China, their needless therapy was integrated. Thus, Indian acupressure and Chinese acupuncture share similar marking points. When done correctly, these treatments still evoke optimal health and well-being for Receivers. This has been done for millennia.
This world is intertwined with things that conventional science has yet to explain. Tattooing and piercing give new significance to arcane practices like bloodletting and megalithic stone technology. Pyramids, Obelisks, etc., have been essentially "pierced" into the ground to rid Earth of energetic blockages. By rebalancing Earth's forcefield, our planet's defenses are maintained. We're applying the same geometric methodology to lay out interconnected structures (Stonehenge, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, the Parthenon, etc.) toward the human body.
Once you realize our bodies directly correspond to Earth, it won't be long before you take in the significance of Leaving a Mark. Think of it more like a blood ritual than a piercing or a tattoo. Ley lines (prehistoric tracks that connect with lines from nodal points on Earth's surface) demarcate Earth's EMFs. They could be drawn between various historical structures. I suspect they represent trade routes created by mysterious stonemasons. There's a formula these megalithic architects used to design their monuments and pyramids. Specific codes were used in the geometry of their constructions. I learned much about this while researching Sir Francis Bacon and his Rosicrucian Order. Also known as the Ancient and Mystical Order Rosæ Crucis (AMORC). I am not part of this fraternal order. However, I’ve studied their mystical traditions and support secular learning in the arts and humanities.
It's alluring to read about burying or impaling certain symbols over harmful EMFs, like the Hartmann lines, to prevent any ill effects from such waveforms being so close to home. Science can prove that by welding a copper, silver, gold, or platinum wire into specific shapes, then placing it on Earth in a particular fashion, you'll divert the flow of nasty energy away from areas of concern.
The introduction of ley lines and Bau-Biologie (German for the relationship between buildings and life) has helped me develop a supernaturalist modality for the human body that has yet to grace Earth. Earth has straight alignments between various "protected areas" and historical landmarks. These alignments were recognized by people that deliberately erected phallic obelisks along them. This practice has, within it, elements of the acupuncture system. Whether acupuncture practitioners or early architects were interpreting what they were doing the same way as me, the correlations exist.
Governments set their bases on the nodal points of this energy that pulsates in and around Earth's EMF (electromagnetic field). Ivan Sanderson refers to vile vortices (points) where boats and aircraft disappear. Someone laid out cryptographic sites with mathematical proportions all across the globe. Why can't we apply these same principles to our bodies?
Bloodletting process is a recurring motif in our earliest civilizations. Bloodletting was a medical procedure for every ailment known. Although today's studies have measured this process with unsatisfactory results, I - and many others - believe the results from bloodletting stretch far beyond the physical body.
Prominent Greek surgeon and intellectual Galen created a detailed system for bloodletting. The Hebrew Talmud contains a specific recipe for it as well. Certain branches of Christianity believe bloodletting should commence whenever we come upon Saint's Day. The Mayans practiced a highly sophisticated form of divination known as "blood speaking". Indigenous cultures, for millennia, have practiced all kinds of body modification with similar intentions.
Reality is divided into the explained and the unexplained. Unfortunately, we are conditioned to accept what is explainable by science. By transcending ourselves, we access a mystical realm of reality where you are a powerful tool that creates matter from energy. We're implicitly somehow blended with all matter everywhere. Mind and matter are one. Here, you cause small subatomic changes to affect your life and the lives around you significantly. The brain and the heart work together in sync with our bodies' subtle energy system. It's important to know that the term subtle means more potent in frequency; it's easy to think otherwise.
Emotions are energy in motion. Each emotion produces a different frequency. Our energy is palpable when we walk into a room. We can "feel" another person when they're disturbed because that person emits an energetic signal that carries specific information.
Leaving a Mark uses "energy psychology." If thoughts are electric and feelings are magnetic, then beliefs are electromagnetic. We change our lives by changing the electromagnetic field we're broadcasting through our ideas. Artists (Practitioners) induce their clients (Receivers) into believing a series of energies, referred to as the Force, is entering their bodies. It is an innate intelligence that goes by many names (Orgone Energy, Qi, Chi, Mana, Prana, Pneuma, Odic Force, Vital Fluid, etc.). The Force exists!
You see, many doctors and therapists treat medical conditions without necessarily thinking about whether the part of the body being treated has any mechanical connection issues to the Force. Scientists observing the Force produced by a Practitioner's hand recorded a pulsed signal of a capricious frequency drifting from 0.3 to 30 Hz, with most of the exertion in the range of 7 to 8 Hz. The emitted signal is not harmonious; instead, it dips in and out of a gamut of frequencies. This behavior resembles the low-frequency pulses produced by the conventional medical gear used for soft tissue regeneration. The thing is that only the people who intended to heal were able to make such biomagnetic pulses. You can feel this in the magnitude of the bioelectrical flux flowing through your hands (and, in some cases, your entire body). However, the positive therapeutic results from treatment are primarily psychological mechanisms hardwired in our species.
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