Tools, Techniques and Mindsets for Aura Technicians | Chance Garton on Ascension of the Chessmen
I returned to Ascension of the Chessmen with Andre Mitty for an incredible flow state about sound, energy balancing healing modalities, and the mindset required to value yourself as an independent aura technician. https://www.spreaker.com/user/12156556/chancegarton
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In this episode
Core themes
The biofield as a working language
Chance said he did not know whether the biofield was a literal structure of nature, and suggested the whole idea could be imaginary yet still work as if it were real. He described it as a language that gave practitioners an intellectual scaffolding for understanding the messages the body sends. Chance compared it to naming, noting that a deer is not called a deer by nature, and said he believed language could still describe truth. He credited Eileen Day McKusick's book Tuning the Human Biofield as the source of the map he learned from.
Remote sessions and the idea of distance
Chance said most of his sessions were remote, because the people he worked with lived far away and he had no studio space. He described setting up a stand-in body on a table with crystals and candles so he could measure distances from it. Asked how remote and in-person work compared, Chance said he used Zoom so a session could be recorded, and began with a spoken agreement about intentions and which beings were welcome. He added that remote work gave people experiential knowledge that separation is a mental concept.
Forks, Solfeggio tones, and number patterns
Chance said he favored the Solfeggio range while maintaining that any coherent vibration could help the body self-correct. He distanced himself from online videos claiming specific frequencies repair DNA, saying he had never seen an origin for those charts. He described liking a low 174 weighted fork for hearing pitch changes, and a large 384 fork as his first pick if he could only use one. Chance also walked through digit reductions and differences in the Solfeggio set that kept returning to three, six, and nine, which he read as a Trinity pattern and called his own opinion.
Old beliefs as forgotten device settings
Chance compared forgotten beliefs to settings chosen on a new device and never revisited. He described a belief absorbed in childhood as something that could keep a small share of personal energy tied up, and said that bringing it back to conscious attention could return that energy to circulation. He also said the effects of a tuning could keep unpacking in the body for about three days. Chance offered his view that finishing small tasks and tidying a living space reflected how much personal energy a person had available.
Valuing yourself as an independent healer
Chance told aspiring healers that offering value required valuing their own time. He said the sacral center related to self worth, and that the price a healer asked should cover what was needed to stay in a good working state, not an hourly figure. He argued that a real investment might help recipients value the change. Chance also said that making it up as you go felt like being in the zone, provided the intention was honest.
Quotes
“I was telling Dayton that you were the one that planted the seed with tuning forks, which I feel like there was other seeds planted, but it seemed like you really pushed it deeper in the soil as far as curiosity goes.”
“For all I know, the entire idea of the biofield could be completely imaginary, but it still works as if it's real. So in that sense, I kind of consider it to be a language more than maybe something that is a structure of nature.”
“I mean, just the way you speak, man, I can tell like just even, I think it was like a year ago I last had you on, but I can just feel it, man. I can see it in you, just how you conduct yourself.”
“Most people out there have beliefs about themselves, their own abilities, their own power, their flaws, particularly what they think are their flaws, where they set that belief in their options menu and then they forgot it was even an option.”
“Language isn't true in and of itself. The deer is not called a deer by nature. You know, your name is not actually Andre. You don't have a name. There's no man has a name in nature. But you can use language to describe the truth.”
“I guess for both of you guys, do you have any advice for beginners just getting into it, just buying tuning forks, just kind of just general advice you would give to people that are curious just to get into this stuff?”
“You're only fake if you're deceiving somebody on purpose. Then you're fake, obviously. But it's safe to make it up as you go. It's supposed to feel like that.”
“If you want to provide value to the people that come to you, you have to value yourself and your time.”
