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by Mathias Künlen (Author), Christine Waldhauser-Künlen (Author)
A medical doctor's synthesis of holistic healing with the morphogenetic field
- Explains how the morphogenetic field records disruptive information from past lives including old oaths and guilt - Shows how ancestral karmic patterns and conflicts are inherited and affect one's energy field and physical body - Presents 30 case studies to show how aura surgery can be used to treat panic attacks, diabetes, bronchial carcinoma, and hair loss OUR ENERGY FIELDS often hold imprints of unresolved experiences--patterns and disruptions we've unconsciously inherited from past lives and ancestral lineages. These energetic blockages can manifest as repeating life challenges, emotional distress, or chronic health issues, making us feel as though we are trapped in cycles of suffering. Aura surgery offers a powerful pathway to clear these energetic imprints, allowing us to heal on a deep level and reconnect with our true potential. Energy disruptions often stem from soul-level experiences--old vows, karmic ties, guilt, or ancestral wounds--that linger in our subtle bodies. Aura surgery works gently on these energetic layers, addressing unconscious beliefs and inherited patterns that affect our well-being. Rather than touching the physical body directly, this non-invasive method operates on the etheric level to shift resonance patterns that may not show up on conventional scans. Through 30 illuminating case studies, Dr. Künlen shares how aura surgery has helped clients with conditions as diverse as panic attacks, diabetes, bronchial carcinoma, and even hair loss--offering insights into how healing can occur when we align our energy with our soul's truth.Author Biography
Mathias Künlen, M.D., is a doctor of neurology and founder of the Institute for Aura Surgery (IFA Institut für Aurachirurgie) in Liechtenstein. He also founded Softmark AG, which develops software in cognitive computing and bioprogramming. Dr. Künlen practices near Munich, Germany.
Christine Waldhauser-Künlen is a journalist with a background in political science. She has been researching nutrition and holistic medicine for more than 30 years.
Number of Pages: 176
Dimensions: 0.5 x 8.9 x 5.9 IN
Publication Date: April 28, 2026
