formerly Ervaar Anders (MEA)
Energetic Alignment is focused on one thing: clear the noise, restore balance. I track down energetic disturbances and bring the field back to calm, stability and clarity - in homes, hotels and businesses, and in your own system. When a place is out of balance, you often notice it first in your body: restlessness, poor sleep, pressure on your head, getting overstimulated quickly or the feeling that you 'can't really land'. By cleansing and harmonising the field, space opens up again: feeling safe, settling, recovering and focusing.
The foundation of my approach comes from MEA, Method of Experiencing Differently: a down-to-earth, structured way of perceiving, measuring and restoring. The application has now been fully developed further into Energetic Alignment: practical, experience-based and result-oriented.
Energetic reset focuses on detecting and restoring energetic disturbances in your home, so that calm, stability and clarity return to the space.
Energetic reset for hotels helps to harmonise the energy in rooms and common areas, so that guests immediately feel relaxed and welcome.
Energetic reset of business spaces focuses on restoring balance in the energy of a workplace, improving collaboration, focus and productivity.
Energetic work is not about 'believing', but about perceiving and effect. Sometimes the cause lies within you (stress, tension, patterns). Sometimes you react to a place (geopathic stress, disturbance, intersections). Often it is a combination. That is why I always look at the whole: you and your environment.
First me, then we: In 'we' there is an 'I' - but in an 'I' there is no 'we'.
Positive selfishness remains the foundation under Energetic Alignment: stay pure, feel your boundaries, and return to your own line. Not working harder, but aligning smarter.
Key points
Earth lines are seen as large energetic connecting lines across the earth. According to ancient traditions, they connect power places, temples, churches, pyramids, dolmens and other sacred sites.
According to energetic work, they run across and through the earth and form a network. They can run straight or diagonally, and cross one another. In practice they are often observed with roughly 7 to 8 meters between them.
They are seen as energetic paths, not as physical objects or cracks in the ground.
The idea of ley lines was popularised around 1921 by Alfred Watkins, among others in his book The Old Straight Track.
Hartmann lines form a worldwide grid of energetic lines, named after the German doctor Ernst Hartmann. They run north-south and east-west, with roughly 2 metres between them north-south and about 2.5 metres east-west. It is not the lines themselves but mainly their crossing points that are seen as potentially burdening - especially where they coincide with a water vein or fault line.
Curry lines form a second grid, named after the doctor Manfred Curry. Unlike the Hartmann grid they run diagonally (northeast-southwest and northwest-southeast), with roughly 3 to 3.5 metres between them. Here too the crossing points - and especially where they coincide with Hartmann lines or water veins - are seen as places that can disturb the balance.
Water veins are underground streams of water that run through the soil. According to dowsing work, the flowing water creates a noticeable energetic disturbance above it. Especially prolonged time spent on such a spot - such as sleeping or working - is seen as burdening. Water veins are traditionally one of the most sought-after phenomena in dowsing.
Earth fault lines or fractures are breaks and shifts in the deeper layers of the earth. At these places tensions, gases (such as radon) and radiation can rise from underground. For that reason they are seen as disturbance zones that, like water veins, can affect the energy of a place.
Geopathic crossing points arise where different disturbances come together - for example a water vein crossing a Hartmann or Curry line. It is precisely this accumulation that is seen as the most burdening, especially in places where you spend a lot of time, such as your bed or workplace. Not every line is a problem; it is the combination that makes the difference.
Power places are spots with a strong earth energy that is experienced as positive. Through the centuries, structures were deliberately built on them: think of temples, churches, dolmens, stone circles such as Stonehenge, and pyramids. They are regarded as the positive counterpart of disturbance zones - places that can actually give rest and energy.
Roger Nachtzaam
Djim, through your acceptance, understanding and the space you give, you let the other person come back to themselves. For me personally you have been very important. You gave me the strength to keep going and to show love to myself again and again. Thank you from my heart.
04-12-2025 | Rijsbergen
Puk van Vliet
Dear Djim, I am sure we will never run out of things to talk about. Endless, impossible thanks for all your help and wisdom, your patience and your inability to judge.
09-10-2025 | Rotterdam
Sofie van de Water
Hi Djim, I am very grateful that you walked part of my life's road with me. Besides everything else you have done, you gave me the sense that it is possible for someone to understand me and that I am allowed to be myself.
01-10-2025 | Breda
* The persons in these reviews are anonymised for privacy reasons, the reviews are real experiences from clients.
This audio uses the Solfeggio frequency of 528 Hz. This tone is often associated with the heart chakra and themes such as rest, opening, and restoration. You will hear a constant, gentle frequency that you can use during meditation, breathwork, or before sleeping.
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