Is Tachyon Energy Healing Against God’s Word?

Tachyon Energy Healing: A Biblical Warning About a New Age Healing Deception

What Is Tachyon Energy Healing?

Tachyon Energy Healing is a New Age healing practice built on the claim that “tachyon energy” is the creative and sustaining force of all life. Promoters teach that this energy can be used to restore balance, improve health, increase consciousness, and heal the body, mind, and spirit. Some use tachyonized pendants, disks, chambers, jewelry, or other products believed to channel this supposed energy. Promoters of the movement even describe tachyon energy as the source of all frequencies and all healing. That language makes it sound spiritually powerful, but it is not rooted in God’s Word. It is rooted in mystical and metaphysical belief systems instead.【turn974754view1†L580-L584】【turn974754view0†L526-L536】

Where Did It Come From?

The word tachyon originally comes from physics, where it was used for a hypothetical faster-than-light particle. The idea was discussed by physicists in the 1960s, but it remained speculative. Later, New Age and alternative-healing teachers took that term and built a spiritual healing system around it, turning it into a mystical explanation for health, consciousness, and spiritual power.【turn675914view2†L59-L62】

Who Is the Founder?

While the physics term predates the healing movement, the Tachyon Energy Healing movement was popularized by David Wagner, whom his company calls the “father of Tachyonization.” His company says he founded Advanced Tachyon Technologies, invented the Tachyonization process in 1990, and developed products meant to channel tachyon energy for health and wellness. The official materials also connect tachyon energy with spiritual consciousness and healing claims.【turn974754view0†L522-L536】【turn974754view0†L593-L596】

What Is It Used For?

Tachyon Energy Healing is promoted for:

• physical healing
• pain relief
• emotional balance
• energy alignment
• spiritual awakening
• increased consciousness
• protection from negative energy or EMFs
• rejuvenation and vitality
• meditation and inner transformation

Many people are drawn to it because it promises healing without dealing with sin, repentance, or the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

Why Would Someone Get Involved in It?

People often get involved in Tachyon Energy Healing because they are:

• desperate for physical healing
• tired of chronic pain or disease
• looking for spiritual answers
• attracted to “energy medicine”
• searching for peace, balance, or inner power
• influenced by New Age friends, healers, or practitioners
• drawn to mystical tools, pendants, or devices
• seeking healing outside of God’s biblical pattern

Many do not realize that what looks like harmless healing is actually spiritual deception.

Why Is Tachyon Energy Healing Against God’s Word?

Tachyon Energy Healing is against God’s Word because it places faith in a mystical spiritual force rather than in the living God. It is based on the idea that an unseen universal energy can heal, sustain, or transform life. This mirrors New Age spirituality, not biblical Christianity.

The Bible tells us that God alone is the source of life, healing, wisdom, and power. We are never instructed to tap into cosmic energies, universal frequencies, or mystical forces. We are told to seek the Lord.

Scriptures

• Deuteronomy 18:10–12 — God warns against occult and forbidden spiritual practices.
• Isaiah 8:19 — God’s people are not to seek hidden spiritual knowledge apart from Him.
• Jeremiah 17:5 — Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength.
• Colossians 2:8 — Beware lest anyone spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men.
• Acts 4:12 — Salvation and true deliverance are found in Jesus Christ alone.
• Exodus 15:26 — God reveals Himself as the Lord who heals.

Tachyon Energy Healing does not point people to repentance, the cross, the blood of Jesus, or the Holy Spirit. Instead, it points them to a counterfeit spiritual source.

How Does It Hurt a Christian Who Dabbles in It?

A Christian who dabbles in Tachyon Energy Healing may open the door to:

• deception
• spiritual confusion
• dependence on objects or energy tools
• false peace
• counterfeit spiritual experiences
• oppression
• torment
• New Age bondage
• ungodly soul ties with healers or practitioners
• deeper involvement in the occult

What begins as “healing” can become spiritual bondage. The enemy often uses counterfeit healing to pull people away from simple trust in Jesus Christ.

What Are Some of the Curses or Open Doors?

If a person knowingly participates in Tachyon Energy Healing, especially with belief, agreement, or repeated use, possible spiritual doors may include:

• occult bondage
• deception
• familiar spirits
• divination spirits
• spiritual heaviness
• confusion
• torment
• fear
• false spiritual guidance
• counterfeit manifestations
• idolatry
• rebellion against biblical truth

These practices may also connect with broader New Age beliefs such as kundalini, energy work, Reiki, crystals, vibration healing, or frequency healing.

What Should a Christian Do If They Have Been Involved?

If you have been involved in Tachyon Energy Healing, you should:

1. Repent for participating in it.
2. Renounce every agreement with tachyon energy, New Age healing, and occult power.
3. Remove any tachyon healing objects, pendants, tools, disks, or materials.
4. Break all spiritual agreements made knowingly or unknowingly.
5. Ask Jesus Christ to cleanse you and close every open door.
6. Seek biblical deliverance if you are experiencing torment, oppression, confusion, or spiritual attacks.

Prayer of Repentance and Renunciation

Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, I repent for all involvement in Tachyon Energy Healing and every New Age healing practice. I renounce every agreement with false healing power, universal energy, mystical forces, and counterfeit spiritual power. I break every agreement I made with deception, occult healing, and false light. I ask You to forgive me and cleanse me by the blood of Jesus Christ.

I renounce every tachyon product, pendant, disk, chamber, tool, or object used in this practice. I command every spirit that entered through this involvement to leave me now in the name of Jesus Christ. I close every open door and declare that Jesus Christ alone is my healer, my deliverer, and my Lord. Amen.

Final Warning

Tachyon Energy Healing is not biblical healing. It is a New Age counterfeit that uses spiritual language, mystical claims, and healing promises to draw people away from the truth of Jesus Christ. Christians must reject every form of false spiritual power and cling to the Lord as the only true source of healing and life.

If you have been involved in Tachyon Energy Healing or other New Age or occult practices and are now struggling physically, mentally, emotionally, or spiritually, you may need deliverance. Get started. https://www.touchofgod.org/ministry-programs/deliverance-ministry

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🚨 Concept Therapy Exposed: The Occult “Great Secret” Behind Healing

Concept Therapy presents itself as a scientific, mental, and chiropractic “enhancement technique,” teaching that faulty concepts in human consciousness cause disease and that by replacing these thoughts with “positive” ones, the body can activate “innate intelligence” to heal itself. While this sounds harmless—even appealing to those seeking healing—it is rooted in occult philosophy, New Age deception, and counterfeit spirituality that contradicts the Word of God.

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🌍 Where Did Concept Therapy Come From?

Concept Therapy was founded in the early 20th century by Dr. Thurman Fleet, a chiropractor from Texas. Dr. Fleet taught that all sickness originates in “wrong concepts” in the subconscious mind and that healing comes when one aligns with the “great secret” of universal truth.

Fleet’s teachings borrowed heavily from New Thought philosophy, metaphysics, and Hermeticism. These movements taught that man’s mind has divine creative power, and by aligning with the “universal mind,” one could manipulate health, circumstances, and even spiritual realities.

This worldview is not biblical—it is a recycled form of ancient occultism rooted in self-deification.

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🌀 Their Beliefs and “God”

Concept Therapy teaches that man has access to an “innate intelligence” that governs health. This “innate” is presented almost as a divine force or god within each person, resembling the Hindu idea of atman (divine self) or the New Age concept of “universal energy.”

Rather than recognizing the true God—YHWH, Creator of heaven and earth (Genesis 1:1)—Concept Therapy elevates the human mind and inner intelligence as the source of healing. In practice, this denies dependence on the Lord Jesus Christ, replacing Him with a counterfeit “god of self.”

Scripture warns:

“Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools, and changed the glory of the incorruptible God into an image made like…man.” (Romans 1:22–23)

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🎯 Purpose of the Modality and Why It’s Used

The stated purpose of Concept Therapy is to:

• Reprogram faulty concepts in the subconscious mind.

• Empower the body’s “innate intelligence” to self-heal.

• Enhance the effectiveness of chiropractic adjustments.

In other words, it’s designed to bypass God’s design for healing and instead empower the mind as the ultimate authority. Many are drawn to it because they are desperate for healing, peace, or control over their lives—but what begins as hope often becomes spiritual bondage.

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⚠️ Is It Divination?

Yes—Concept Therapy falls under the category of divination and occult practices because it taps into hidden, mystical knowledge that replaces trust in God with dependence on man’s own power. By invoking “innate intelligence” and the “great secret,” it draws upon the same deceptive principles as New Age visualization, positive confession, and metaphysical science.

Deuteronomy 18:10–12 warns against seeking hidden or mystical knowledge outside of God:

“There shall not be found among you anyone…who uses divination…or practices witchcraft…or conjures spells…For all who do these things are an abomination to the Lord.”

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👿 Demonic Manifestations Through Concept Therapy

When Christians participate in or inherit involvement with Concept Therapy, they open spiritual doors to demonic oppression. This happens in several ways:

1. Idolatry of Self-Healing – Exalting “innate intelligence” as a god invites the spirit of pride and self-worship. (Isaiah 14:13–14 – Lucifer’s downfall was pride in wanting to be like God.)

2. Spirit of Deception – Believing a “secret truth” for healing replaces faith in the blood of Jesus with trust in occult principles. This allows lying spirits to operate.

3. Spirits of Infirmity – Rather than being healed, people may experience worsening illness, cycles of sickness, or torment because they’ve partnered with counterfeit healing. (Luke 13:11 – the woman bound with a spirit of infirmity.)

4. Generational Consequences – If your ancestors practiced Concept Therapy or similar metaphysical healing methods, you may inherit curses of confusion, infirmity, or occult bondage until renounced. (Exodus 20:5 – sins of the fathers visited upon the children.)

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🙏 Biblical Truth About Healing

God alone is the source of true healing—not man’s concepts or hidden “innate intelligence.” Scripture makes this clear:

• Exodus 15:26 – “For I am the LORD who heals you.”

• Psalm 103:2–3 – “Bless the LORD…who heals all your diseases.”

• Isaiah 53:5 – “By His stripes we are healed.”

• Acts 10:38 – Jesus healed all who were oppressed by the devil, for God was with Him.

Healing is not unlocked by positive thoughts or tapping into mystical energies—it is a gift from the living God through Jesus Christ.

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🚪 Closing Open Doors

If you or your family have been involved in Concept Therapy, you must repent and renounce it in prayer. Example prayer:

“Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, I repent for seeking healing through Concept Therapy and for trusting in false gods of innate intelligence. I renounce every occult spirit, lying spirit, and spirit of infirmity that entered through this practice. I break every generational curse tied to these practices and command every demonic power to leave me now in Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.”

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✝️ Conclusion

Concept Therapy may appear scientific, harmless, or even “Christianized” through positive thinking—but its roots are in occult New Thought, its “god” is not the God of the Bible, and its fruit leads to demonic oppression. True healing, freedom, and restoration can only come through the Lord Jesus Christ.

“If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.” (John 8:36)

 

 

The Hidden Roots of Reflexology: A Christian Perspective

By Teresa Morin, President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
https://www.touchofgod.org

Have you ever considered the spiritual origin of reflexology? While this practice has gained popularity in wellness circles, few understand its deep roots in Taoism and Buddhism—religions fundamentally opposed to the Christian worldview. As believers, we must discern the spiritual influences behind such practices before engaging with them.

What Is Reflexology and Where Did It Originate?

Reflexology is a practice rooted in ancient Eastern philosophy. Similar to acupuncture, it is believed that energy (referred to as chi or ki) flows through the body along meridians or channels. When this flow is blocked, sickness is allegedly said to occur. Reflexologists apply pressure to specific areas of the feet, believing it can clear these blockages and restore health.

The practice gained popularity in the West through Dr. William H. Fitzgerald in the early 1900s. He introduced the idea of “zone therapy,” dividing the body into ten longitudinal zones. Later refined by Eunice Ingham in the 1930s, she developed foot charts indicating which parts of the feet correspond to organs and systems in the body. From there, reflexology gained popularity and attracted high-profile followers, including Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher.

The Spiritual Roots of Reflexology

To understand reflexology's spiritual implications, we must explore its foundation in Taoism—a pantheistic religion that does not believe in a personal God. Taoism teaches that all things are permeated by Tao and its spirit, chi. This energy flows through twelve meridians in the body, categorized into YIN (female, passive) and YANG (male, active). Reflexology seeks to balance these energies to achieve healing.

This belief system denies the sovereignty of God and instead attributes life and healing to impersonal energy forces. The chi energy described in reflexology is spiritual in nature—and not the Holy Spirit. The Bible warns us not to participate in practices that invite demonic influence: “Do not give the devil a foothold” (Ephesians 4:27).

The Dangers of Hidden Spiritual Influences

Reflexology and other similar New Age therapies, such as acupuncture, aromatherapy, yoga, and therapeutic touch, promote philosophies that rely on manipulating spiritual energy for healing. These practices present a counterfeit healing that bypasses the need for Jesus Christ, the only true Healer.

Many Christians unknowingly expose themselves to demonic influence by participating in these therapies. Terms like “universal energy,” “magnetic fields,” or “natural vibrations” may sound harmless, but they camouflage spiritual deception. Behind these innocent-sounding practices lurk dark forces opposed to the Kingdom of God.

Diagnosis and Treatment According to Reflexology

Reflexologists claim they can diagnose illnesses by examining and pressing specific points on the feet. Sensitivity in a foot area allegedly indicates a problem in a corresponding body part. Treatment involves massaging those pressure points to remove energy blockages and restore health. But consider this: if healing doesn’t come from God, then where does it come from?

Even if temporary relief is experienced, the source must be examined. The enemy can offer counterfeit blessings to deceive and entrap. God’s Word reminds us that Satan can appear as an angel of light (2 Corinthians 11:14).

A Summary of Reflexology’s Spiritual Conflict

1. Rooted in Taoism and Buddhism – Reflexology shares its foundation with acupuncture, both depending on the flow of chi energy.

2. New Age Philosophy – Balancing YIN and YANG is a spiritual act that contradicts the truth of God’s Word.

3. Adapted to Western Appeal – The original 12 meridians were changed to 10 zones for compatibility with the foot’s anatomy.

4. Miniature Body Theories – The concept that your entire body is reflected in your feet is a Taoistic-Buddhistic belief.

5. Dangerous Rebranding – Terms like “magnetic rays” or “earth’s energy” mask the demonic nature of these influences.

How to Break Free Through Christ

If you’ve participated in reflexology or similar practices, it’s not too late. Jesus offers freedom and healing. Renounce any spiritual influence connected to reflexology, repent, and invite the Holy Spirit to restore you. Deliverance is available for anyone seeking to walk in freedom from New Age and occult ties.

Teresa Morin
President, Touch of God Int’l Ministries of Healing and Deliverance
Ordained Minister | Public Speaker | Who’s Who of America Honoree
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