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Podcast / CHANCE GUEST SPOTSDec 30, 2022 · 2h 30m
Sound Healing & Biofield Tuning

The Healing Home: Chance of The InnerVerse Podcast - Ep 06

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The Healing Home: Chance of The InnerVerse Podcast - Ep 06

The excellent Michelle Lundquist invited me to talk tuning on her new podcast, Michelle's Healing Home. Stick around to the end to receive a group tuning session!

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Core themes

5 themes
1

Chance's Path Into Biofield Tuning

Chance said he began in 2019 after hearing Eileen Day McKusick, founder of Biofield Tuning, speak, and he recommended her books Tuning the Human Biofield and Electric Body, Electric Health. He described first buying a sonic slider, a weighted tuning fork, and said using it on a stubborn shoulder injury restored his range of motion within days. Chance said he spent 2020 and 2021 practicing on people before taking clients in earnest. He compared tuning to an oil change for the biofield and said he hopes people tuning each other becomes as common as doing laundry.

2

Forks, Intention, and the Candle Table

Chance described the tuning forks as a detection tool rather than the healing itself, and said attention and intention matter more than how well a client hears the sound. He explained that he lays out candles and crystals as a stand-in body on a table, points until he gets a hit, then chooses a fork the same way. He said a hit shows up as his ears popping, and that he sometimes receives images about a client's past, which he voices aloud. Chance then led a group tuning of nearly half an hour, working on the toroidal field, hips, shoulders, and sacral chakra.

3

Obstacles, Energy, and Staying Present

Chance said that keeping your own energy in your own battery, a line he credited to Owen Benjamin, helps a person remember what they already know. He argued that nobody can pull another person out of a funk, and described obstacles as the course rather than roadblocks. Michelle shared that being present is more than half the battle, and both agreed a partner who gives honest feedback is a gift. Chance added that balance is ongoing maintenance, like washing windows, rather than a state of being finished with healing.

4

Lymph, Herbs, and Frequency as Stillness

Michelle, an herbalist, named cleavers and calendula as plants she associated with moving lymph, and said she thought fear could block it. Chance described using a weighted tuning fork on the cheekbone as a gentler alternative to painful self-massage. Michelle also noticed the words frequency and frequently sound alike, which led Chance to describe raise your vibration as being centered. He said a very fast frequency would look like a still line, like a spinning top, and that the goal was finding stillness rather than literally vibrating more.

5

Coherence, EMF, and Sound Across Cultures

Michelle asked about sound used in harmful ways, and Chance said he believed a coherent energy field shields a person from EMF, citing metronomes that fall into sync as an example of nature ordering itself. He also described orgone devices made by a friend, and said he thought they changed conditions near cell towers. Chance recounted ancient Chinese dynasties retuning music and measurements to a new tonal center, and wondered whether that was tyranny or guardianship. Michelle shared that she had once called turkeys with her voice.

Quotes

8 quotes
“I wanted to just pick his brain a little bit about his journey as a content creator, because Chance himself has been at this game for almost a decade now, and that's one of the things about him that inspires me so much.”
“Nobody is going to flip your couch around and help you understand your obstacles and challenges are actually your path. They are guideposts on your path. They are the course. The obstacles are the course. It's an obstacle course.”
“You're never going to get a point where you're like, I'm done with healing, I'm done with balance. That is what balance is, that you're adjusting and then you're adjusting and then you're adjusting, and that's life.”
“The forks are like a detection tool that help you find where and what, what and where and when, right, and then we bring that into consciousness, bring that into awareness, and then it's really like they are making a choice how they want to be from there.”
“I always love the thought of what you're presented with, the things that you can handle, God, the creator, whatever, never gives you something that you can't handle, and that's something I always try and keep in mind when anything's happening in my life, good or bad.”
“How frequently is your being centered? How often are you getting yo-yo to the left or the right, the ups and the downs, the highs and the lows? How often are you remembering to center yourself, to still yourself, to be in the stillness?”
“I don't want to be the special guy doing the forks. I want people tuning each other to be as common knowledge as how to do your laundry. I really do.”
“I just love hearing when other people want to share their knowledge so that somebody else can carry it on, learn it for themselves and apply it to their life, and then it just ripples out like it does in the water.”
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Folk herbalist, gardener & homemaker

Michelle Lundquist describes herself as a folk herbalist, gardener and homemaker with a passion for plants and their ability to heal. She has studied and actively worked with herbs since 2013, drawing most of her knowledge from hands on experience and mentors of the wise woman tradition, and a do it yourself spirit runs through her work as she encourages people to take their wellbeing into their own hands. She hosted more than eighty episodes of The Healing Home podcast as a kitchen witch, homemaker and folk herbalist, and now co-hosts Symbolic Studies with her husband Mario Garza.

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