In this episode of AIM In Practice, I speak with Erin Tayle. She shares her unique approach to healing through the use of sound and Chinese medicine. We discuss her personal journey towards understanding the importance of authentic connection with the self and the transformative power of accessing the subconscious mind. The episode covers topics such as planetary tuning forks, the eight extraordinary vessels in Chinese medicine, and the importance of listening with pure presence. Erin emphasizes the importance of inner transformation before creating outer change, and shares her approach to helping clients achieve inner coherence and unlock aspects of their soul. Finally, Erin recounts their unusual journey to becoming a holistic practitioner, including a lifelong quest for meaning and purpose.
Erin began her journey into health and healing 28 years ago at the University of Calgary. It was during her degree that she had the great fortune to receive an in depth study of human anatomy and physiology and received a BSC in Kinesiology. In her studies, she was mesmerized by the intelligence of the human body and mind, and how the entire system was coordinated together like a giant symphony. Her curiosity about this intelligence led her to study Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture in Calgary, Canada. It was here that she learned the name of this intelligence that was coordinating all the biological rhythms- Qi or Life Force energy. In her years working with the meridian system and Qi, she was able to understand that she was working with vibration. This is where she found her way to the Acutonics program. Erin became a certified Acutonics teacher in 2013. Her curiosity did not stop there. She had devoted her life's work into understanding a more esoteric meridian system, the 8 Extraordinary Vessels. Erin could see and feel that these 8 vessels behave very differently from the 12 main meridians. To get a better understanding of her experience with the 8 Extraordinary Vessels, she enrolled at the Quantum University PhD program in Integrative Medicine. It was here that she was able to better understand the strange behavior of these vessels and develop a quantum lens to deepen her experience with the 8 Extraordinary Vessels. Presently Erin resides in Calgary, Canada. She has a part-time clinical practice and teaches part-time at the Calgary College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Beginning with her studies of the physical body to the quantum field of the 8 Extraordinary Vessels, Erin has deepened her understanding of the multidimensionality of the human bio-spiritual-ecological system. She has made it her life's work to point people in the direction of their Soul and the remembrance of their multidimensional nature.

