Human beings are complex open energy systems, continuously interacting with and influenced by our environment. This dynamic interaction suggests that our environment is not just a backdrop to our lives but an integral part of our biological system. The skin, our largest organ, plays a critical role in this interaction. Far more than a protective barrier, the skin is a sophisticated communication network equipped with meridians, chakras, and acupuncture points—pathways through which energy flows and communicates between the inner and outer worlds.
Culturally, skin is often revered as the keeper of our life’s stories. It is seen as the interface where internal experiences meet the external world, where personal secrets are held close and yet, paradoxically, where the universe imparts its vast wisdom into us. This duality underscores the skin's role not just as a boundary but as a dynamic interface of energy exchange.
In this view, the skin acts as the ear of the body, an organ of perception that listens to the subtle frequencies of the universe and speaks back in a language of vibrational energy. This concept, known in Maori culture as "Kiri ō tua," —“The skin is the ear of the body,” highlights the spiritual and communicative functions of the skin, inviting a deeper appreciation of our bodies not just as physical entities but as vibrant ecosystems of energy and information. In recognising this, we come closer to understanding our place within the broader cosmos, connected through the universal language of energy.
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