President Uriah Anderson welcomed everyone to the Centerville Rotary Club and led reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Brian Hayes provided the prayer.
Today’s inspirational quote provided by Don Overly: “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." – Tennis legend and humanitarian Arthur Ashe
Today’s Announcements:
- Thanks to today’s greeters, Kristy Spivey & Bob Fry
- Guests: Pat Beckel’s guests, Dave Hurley & Jared Wamsley; Jeff Senney’s guest, Tanner Seidier.
- We updated the badge numbers this week, so please check the number on the back of your badge and make sure you have yours!
- The next Rotary Women Connect will be held at Felicity on Thursday, September 17 at 5:30 pm.
- Bill Menker announced the next Adopt a Highway cleanup will be on Saturday, October 3, 8 am to noon. Please let him know if you can help.
- Mark Kottman requested Rotarians pick up your pancake tickets if you haven’t already. The envelope notes what you owe. Sell your tickets!
- Sofie Ameloot also requested everyone find a sponsor for Pancake Day. Sell those sponsorships!
- Ron Hollenbeck met with Kristy to share information about the Rotary Foundation and learned her Mom is at Proctor & Gamble, so she will check to see if they will make a donation to the Foundation. Also, Hannah’s Treasure Chest is having a Bunco Tournament Fundraiser this Saturday, 6-8 pm at Hannah’s. A sponsor table is already sold but they are not able to attend. Contact Ron for details if you’d like to attend.
Happy Bucks are going to Local Disaster Relief in Indiana (District 6560 Disaster Relief Fund)
Pat Beckel was our Sergeant at Arms with assistance by Brian Hayes.
Happy Bucks were generously given for:
- Pat B lamented about East Carolina State’s loss to Alabama last weekend and said it was great to have so many guests here today.
- Brad T said, Never Forget. 🇺🇸
- Adam Manning said Never Forget. 🇺🇸
- Socks was happy.
- Sofie A was happy.
- Boyd P was happy to be back.
- Dan S for the Buckeyes win this weekend.
- Dave H gave thanks for welcoming him here today.
- Ron H for guests, and his Hawaii timeshare is ok.
- Mark K covered his 50 point spread last week, for the good weather, and Never Forget. 🇺🇸
- Lee H was late, corn is over $5 bushel, soybeans $12/bushel. Brazil will outdo us in exports in agriculture this year primarily due to taking down forest to put into farmland, plus improved roads/railroads improving shipping. 1:23 today.
- Jeff S had been walking around with his foot not feeling right. Doctor put him in a boot but it still hurt and now they think it might be gout, but today it felt pretty good.
- Carol K for today’s guests, and Boyd filling in for her next week while she vacations in Vermont and New York.
- Jake N had a great golf trip in MI, and is looking forward to a Bengals win this coming weekend.
- Gina S for guests and our speaker, and her son got his first apartment all by himself!
Our guest today was Tammy Wright, owner of Inner Peace in Uptown Centerville, who spoke about inner transformation and mindfulness techniques.
Main Theme
Tammy introduced her background and explained how biogeometry and vibrational sound therapy are used to identify and harmonize detrimental energy patterns in homes and spaces, restoring beneficial (clockwise) rotational energy and improving wellbeing.
Key Takeaways
Home harmonizing identifies geopathic stress lines (Hartman, Curry, Ley, water lines) and tunes them to a beneficial clockwise rotation using calibrated tools and overlays.
Shape information & vibration: shapes and angles carry energetic signatures (biosignatures) that influence living systems; vibrational methods (entrainment) can shift states from stress to relaxation.
Practical process & metrics: mapping and tuning are largely qualitative (quality-focused), require tools (pendulums, space harmonizers, discs), and take time: a 1,500 sq ft house took about 15 hours (mapping + tuning + return visits). Also noted: US mains 60 Hz and a ubiquitous supraharmonic around 14.7 Hz from data centers.
Topics Covered
Presenter background
Experience: over 25 years in inner transformation, mindfulness, and healing practices
Education & credentials: master's in physics and chemistry (dual), certified to teach physics & chemistry in multiple states
Practitioner credentials: licensed in vibrational sound therapy, physical radiesthesia, quantum healing, collective trauma healing; associate practitioner in biogeometry
Vibrational sound therapy (definition & uses)
Definition: uses sound to induce relaxed to deep meditative states for inner work
Mechanism: entrainment — rhythmic systems synchronize (examples: menstrual cycle sync, grandfather clocks)
Applications: individual therapy, small group sessions (up to 5 people around holidays), trauma/inner-journey work, veterans with PTSD
Distinction: different from sound baths; focused therapeutic entrainment and resonance
Shape information & biosignatures
Core idea: shape = energetic qualities; objects emit unique energetic signatures
Scientific link: vibrational patterns (e.g., spectroscopy) correspond to elements and bonds — analogy used to explain shape-function mapping
Topotaxis: geometric patterns influence living cells (cell biology concept)
Examples: lung/tree functional similarity; brain cells/universe patterns; biosignature shapes for PTSD, anxiety, ADHD, digestive issues
Home harmonizing / Biogeometry (method & theory)
What it identifies: geopathic stress lines tied to electromagnetic phenomena, ley lines, primary water lines, intersections where occupants spend time
Harmful vs beneficial: clockwise rotation beneficial to nervous system; counterclockwise detrimental
How animals informed practice: animals seek power spots to heal; ancient structures (churches) built on power spots
Lines named: Hartman lines, Curry lines, Ley lines
Tools, tuning & solutions
Tools used: pendulum pool (measurement), calibrated pendulums, space harmonizers, discs with polarizers (represent angles), overlays
Measurement approach: qualitative/quality-based — tune like a radio or piano to a "sweet spot" (no static, pure broadcast); pendulum and sensitive people detect micro-vibrations
Solutions:
Overlay solution: place shape-based harmonizer at power spot (e.g., on closet wall)
Disc/polarizer solutions: mounted, angle-based adjustments to rotate line energy clockwise
Procedure: locate detrimental line → map intersections → rotate/tune angle until pendulum/field indicates no static → apply overlay/disc → follow-up tuning visits
Electromagnetic spectrum & AI data centers
EM context: visible light is a small part of the spectrum; instruments detect other bands (radio, x-rays)
AI/data centers: data centers can produce additional detrimental pulses/interference; devices (instruments, computers) may need harmonization directly on the instrument
Practicals: time, scope, cost factors
Time example: mapping + harmonizing a 1,500 sq ft house took ~15 hours (spread over multiple visits with follow-up)
Cost drivers: square footage, number of doors/windows/levels, bedrooms, desired solution type (overlay vs full install)
Qualitative assessment: emphasis on the quality of tuning rather than strict quantitative metrics
Speaker Recommendations
Materials: brochures and some books were available at the table for attendees to review
Follow-up: Tammy invited interested people to visit Inner Peace for assessments or to schedule harmonizing work; offered to show biosignature shapes and demonstrate tools
