Treatment of Irregular Cardiovascular Rhythms
By Jaentra Green Gardener
Three Heart Balancing™ is a method developed by Jaentra Green Gardener
and a group of healers to accelerate the body’s healing through
vibration. We vibrate the body through a variety of ways including music,
pulsating touch, and body positioning. We use the basic rhythms including
heartbeat, breathing, cranial-sacral, peristaltic, and lymph. The Wave
is our term for a new relationship between those rhythms that awakens
the body’s internal healer. The Wave moves and vibrates the body
to straighten out crooked places, to smooth jagged edges, and to bring
all systems into alignment.
The three hearts begin with the third eye, the center for visioning
and intuition. The middle heart is the physical heart center. The third
heart is the seat of Qui located two inches below the navel. If there
is a disturbance in one heart, there is an imbalance in the other two.
So, if we heal one heart center, we heal and balance all three.
When people come to us, the first thing we do is activate the Wave to
awaken the internal healer. Since the heart is the main driver of all
the other rhythms in our body, the Wave’s first agenda is to make
the heart rhythm healthy and the heart strong. Once the Wave is activated
the body aligns itself with the gravitational field of earth. This natural
alignment further speeds up the healing of the heart.
The Wave does two important things to help the body heal. It slowly
and systematically rids of the body of infections. Often the body stores
infection by walling it off behind a group of cells. The Wave will break
down those walls and put the infection out for the body to overcome.
The other healing miracle of the Wave is to burn through scar tissue.
Scar tissue is rubbery tissue that forms due to accident, injuries,
surgery, or emotional assaults. The Wave dissolves the scar tissue slowly.
For people with heart disease, releasing infection and releasing rubbery
or dead tissue from the heart is life saving.
The root cause of all diseases and accidents and injuries is broken
heartedness. Abandonment and betrayal is experience at the center of
human existence. No one is immune from the experience of profound disappointment.
Even after we emotionally process these experiences, our bodies still
remember. Each new hurt is compounded by the activation of our bodies’
old memories that are still unresolved.
Starvation, the key human experience, becomes healed through human interaction
and love. Human interaction and love aimed at healing carries God’s
love. God’s love is the primary source of healing for the heart.
As a human race we are all evolving together, becoming better and better
at accepting love as our divine birthright. We have much to do to help
each other along in feeling safe in love that does not disappear. We
need each other, even though we have each other to blame for our hurts
and betrayal.
When someone comes for healing, they are opening and asking for broken
heartedness to heal, no matter what their presenting problems are. Yet,
I do not want or encourage people to tell me their stories. I can vibrate
out more memories without a personal focus. My job is not therapy, it
is helping that person create health.
In people with diagnosed heart disease, how the healer moves their hands
with the body can help heart rhythms be healthy. When I think about
a physical heart, I also think of the hands and arms as extensions of
that physical heart. The arms embrace people we love and push away people
we don’t. The hands can caress in tenderness or clinch into a fist.
Some examples:
1.Lub dub. Lub dub. Lub dub. I feel a person’s heart beating in my
hands through the sensations in my hands. Since the arms and hands are
extensions of the heart, I can work on a heart by putting my hands anywhere.
I put my thumb in the palm of the hand and line my fingers up the back
of the hand. My second hand I can put around an elbow, resting my thumb
in the bend. I begin a syncopated rhythm: two heart beats in my rhythm,
then two heartbeats in her irregular one. I keep on several minutes. I
set a strong intention mentally to effect this heart rhythm. Slowly I
bring the rhythms together until my hands move in rhythm with my heart.
I start over with her irregular rhythms and then end up with my hands
beating in rhythm with my heart. Each time the heart reverts back to the
bad rhythm, I reset my intention. Several times I move this way, resting
my hands in between.
2. I put a hand under the neck and a hand on the heart, pulling in opposite
syncopation. For a heart beating too slow or too fast, this movement begins
to communicate that I want the person’s heart to beat in normal rhythm,
along with mine. During the movement, I feel the person’s heart "giving
in," beating along with mine and then the person will feel the incorrect
pulse in the hands. As I continue, I get the body I am working with to
accept the new rhythm. Changing a heart rate can take two or three sessions.
The person receiving the healing will cry out old grief, usually between
sessions.
3.Both hands on the heart are resting on the collarbones. This movement
allows for a feeling of deep nurturing to grow within a body. I use this
movement when a person is very exhausted or in deep despair. I feel warmth
and sweetness build as the heart rests.
4. One hand in the left arm pit. One hand moving across the thoracic lymphatic
duct and covering the heart. I use this rhythm when my goal is to clear
the heart of blockages or stiffness. My hand is telling the body to remove,
detoxify anything stopping the heart from moving freely. I feel lots of
pain and stiffness and numbness come and go through my hands.
5.One hand on the heart with the other hand grasping the top of the head,
and moving the head very slightly from side to side. I do this gentle,
nurturing movement when I want to move impacted grief: grief that strangles
a person’s life. The neck muscles connect to ribs, collarbones, and
areas surrounding the heart. When the neck moves, holds, and then moves
again, the heart receives a gentle massage. As the grief releases, I see
soft tears stream down the face.
6.Hands front and back on the heart, rhythmically moving the hand on the
back. When I do this I am removing old heartache in as nurturing a way
as possible. The person feels cradled and surrounded and supported. I
also do this when the lung rhythm is obstructed or irregular. I am telling
the body to let the heart reconstruct how the lungs are operating. I also
do this when a person has suffered a heart attack. Then my intention is
to tell the spinal rhythm to drive the body’s rhythms until the heart
is strong enough. Often I will move the hand on the breastbone and hold
still the hand between the shoulder blades.
Helping hearts heal is the most rewarding kind of healing for me. Every
time I give a healing, I receive a healing. So, when I help release
others’ heartaches, emotional and physical, my heart becomes healthier.
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