developed by Teresa Zaunig
Energetic-informational work at the DNA
Aurasurgical work on the cell nucleus, chromosomes, and DNA emerged from the observations made in my study. While conventional aura surgery primarily targets organs, joints, and other bodily structures—alongside karmic patterns and brain relays—the focus here is on the human carriers of genetic information.
The starting point is the working hypothesis that chromosomes do not merely store biological information but can also resonate with physical, emotional, transgenerational, and—in my personal conviction—karmic themes. In more than 80 sessions involving 68 participants, similar clusters of themes repeatedly emerged in connection with specific chromosomes—independently of one another and often without the participants having any prior knowledge.
The session begins with energetic work on the cell nucleus. Subsequently—depending on the specific issue—either individual chromosomes are examined directly, or a resonance test is first used to identify those chromosomes requiring particular attention. In doing so, I work with schematic diagrams, resonance testing, and tools from the field of information medicine, such as crystals or color frequencies.
However, the focus is never on the chromosome itself—nor even on the technical aspects of the aura surgery—but rather on the individual. The aim is to bring to light the underlying issues behind physical ailments or burdensome life patterns and to address them on emotional, familial, and energetic levels. Connections often emerge to the experiences of previous generations, unresolved conflicts, or recurring life patterns. Such issues include, among others, a lack of freedom, displacement, war, sexual abuse, the loss of loved ones, and various forms of violence.
An important component of this work is ancestral work. This involves addressing burdens, imprints, or inherited issues stemming from the family system. Certain patterns manifest not only in one’s own life but appear to have been passed down through generations. Consequently, it is beneficial to consciously connect with one’s ancestors and to work on the underlying dynamics—both on an informational and an energetic level.
For this I primarily employ a form of „rescripting“ adapted for ancestral work. I define this as the internal reorganization of distressing memories, images, or experiences—in this instance, those belonging to one’s ancestors. The goal is not merely to observe old, entrenched internal scenarios, but to rewrite them in a healing way, thereby opening up new emotional and energetic possibilities. Rescripting can be particularly valuable when specific themes recur across generations in similar forms and require processing at a deeper level. To this end, in the session we jointly determine the origin generation of the epigenetic-karmic pattern that leads to physical or emotional suffering today, and in ancestral contact we look at the life experiences of the ancestors who created the pattern.
Chromosome work is not intended as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Rather, it complements these approaches with a holistic perspective that views the individual as a unified whole comprising the physical body, energy body, psyche, family history, and consciousness.The method applied in this field emerged from my own research and is described in detail in my book. It remains under ongoing development, with new observations continuously refining and expanding upon it.