Beta Theory Testing

Help shape the next Healing Library theories

In Beta

Beta Theory Testing

Test new healing ideas before they become part of the Healing Library, and report what actually happens. The list below changes often: theories that hold up are kept, theories that do not are revised or retired.

Step 1

Explore a theory

New healing ideas are shared here while they are still being evaluated. Each one explains what it proposes, why it might help, and what practices come from it.

Step 2

Try a practice

Before you begin, record where you are starting from. Then use the practice exactly as described. Afterward, record what changed.

Step 3

Share feedback

Tell us what happened: what helped, what did not, and whether you would use the idea again. Honest feedback is what makes this process useful.

Step 4

Shape what stays

Your responses are combined with others to see which ideas consistently produce change. Theories that hold up become part of the Healing Library. Theories that do not are revised or set aside.

What feedback is used for

Every response matters. Knowing that a practice did not work is just as important as knowing that it did — it tells us where time and energy should not go, so they can be directed toward ideas that actually might.

Identifying which practices reliably produce change and which do not.
Spotting ideas that make things worse so they can be removed quickly.
Comparing starting and ending scores to measure real improvement.
Deciding whether a theory is ready for the Healing Library or should be revised.

Give Feedback

Beta

Share what happened after trying a beta practice. Your response helps decide which theories become part of the Healing Library.

Theories currently in beta

Core Needs Theory

Beta

Proposes that human behavior is organized around two core needs — survival and love — and that suffering arises from rigid learned beliefs about what those needs require.

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Somatic Field Theory

Beta

Proposes that the biological field generated by one person may influence another, and that the recipient’s own bodily reaction — not the practitioner’s intuition — determines where the work is applied, moving with the reaction until the issue can be activated while the body stays at peace.

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Symbolic Healing Theory

Beta

Proposes that psychological problems are also represented through sensation, imagery, and metaphor, and that transforming a personally generated symbol may change the original emotional or bodily response.

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Voiced Truth Theory

Beta

Proposes that healing may be facilitated when unintegrated inner truth is brought into authentic contact with awareness through a representation the person recognizes as true.

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Yoga 2.0

Beta

Tests the core claim of Physical Form and the Transformation of Consciousness: that forms chosen by intuition, revealed as symbols, and arranged into a personal sequence can change one state into a meaningfully different one.

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Past Life Regression 2.0

Beta

Tests whether participants can guide themselves through an intuitively chosen number of past-life experiences, receive a lesson from each, and identify a cumulative message without practitioner-directed questions.

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Successful theories

Successful Theories

Success

Theories transferred from beta testing into the Healing Library, with direct links to each method.

Beta Theory Testing