THE ARRANGEMENT
Partners, pairs, and one still center.
The EESystem is defined less by any one unit than by where the units stand. Here is the layout, in the words of the woman who designed it.
STEP 1
Every unit has a partner.
“Each system has a partner directly across from it. The opposing pairs are precisely aligned, and their multicolored programs continue throughout the session.”Dr. Sandra Rose Michael, in her Body of Light webinar
STEP 2
Two pairs, one center.
“A second pair approaches that central region from another direction. The four sources surround the person, with both pairs sharing the same center.”Dr. Sandra Rose Michael, in her Body of Light webinar
STEP 3
The center goes still.
“The fronts approach the common center. Their interaction is brief as they meet. The central region then opens while the surrounding pattern continues.”Dr. Sandra Rose Michael, in her Body of Light webinar
That still region is where you rest. Sandra calls it the zero-point field.
IN ONE BOX
The same layout, made small.
The EEQube keeps the four units fixed in relation to one another inside one enclosure, each screen facing out, with the center between them.
QUESTIONS
Straight answers.
Why do the units face each other?
Sandra designed each unit to have an aligned partner, so the patterns from both meet in one shared center.
Is the EEQube arranged the same way?
Yes, four units around one center, inside a single box.