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and relationships. Our bodies are nested within an energy matrix --a field ofconsciousness—our noetic self. This is the way we link information andenergy flows within our dimensional nature. Our implicate nature is formholding,a morphic field. Our implicate nature is also form-making, ormorphogenetic.Our bodies also reflect a triangular energy system. Physically, we area magnetic energy technology. The right/left polarity is like the poles of abattery. Because of the polarity, we can draw energy from life. For most, thatmeans sleeping to recharge. However, when we live congruently with ournature and purpose, we seem to draw from a greater resource. Our center isthe third element of our energy system. From our polarity, we exchangeenergy with our life. From our center, we access energy beyond the realm of our biology.Life reflects our internal life. From our experience we construct meaning. The symbols andimages that encode this meaning make it an easy input into the information stream of the morphic field.Life moves through our unconscious and uses that information to form the events in our lives. It is in thisrelationship with experience that we re-formulate the information that informs and forms life. Wecontinually choose to maintain the status quo or modify it. For the most part, we reference ourmeaning-making endeavors to our physical body. Our awareness of self, as ego living in a physical world,is symbolically organized in reference to self as physical and soul as center. We then shape our psychic(emotional, mental) concept of self in reference to our bodies. As the source of our sense of self shiftsfrom ego to soul, we increasingly index meaning to our spirit. As this shift occurs, we develop a greaterbalance of preservation and transformational meaning.As we make meaning, we store this information symbolically in the space in which our physicalbodies exist. From a Jungian perspective, we can call this the personal unconscious. By extension, ourbodies are nested in the personal unconscious,collective unconscious and universalunconscious, respectively. Subjectively, welook at life through this field of meaning and itcolors what we see. As we will explore later, italso affects how morphic energy flows throughour internal dimensional and physicalstructures, thus affecting the functioning of ourbody, mind and emotions, and our physical andpsychic functioning.Western culture trains us to ignore orseparate physical and psychic sensations. Whatwe sense physically is real and what we sensein terms of feeling and thought is subjectiveand not so real, yet we often behave as if thesubjective is true. Our challenge is to learn howto refine how we register and make sense of36