Aura surgery describes a non-contact form of surgery in which procedures are performed in the patient’s subtle body (aura) and thus extracorporeally. We also refer to this as “operations in the aura.”

In aura surgery, diagnostics and therapy take place through an energetic-informational exchange between therapist and patient, using surgical instruments and surrogates (placeholders) such as anatomical atlases or anatomical organ models.

According to the guiding principle “Energy follows attention,” this approach achieves maximum mental focus and optimal effectiveness.