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Plane 9 of 15 · Energetic

The Etheric Plane

  • Opens at 3,000 Veast Score
  • 174 Hz

The body as an electrical object — measured field, inherited map.

At a Glance

174 HzAmbient tone
9/15Position

09What this layer is

What is the Etheric plane?

The Etheric Plane treats the body as an electrical object.

Your heart produces a magnetic field hospitals map at 20 to 100 picotesla, and deeper in, voltage patterns across your cells carry the instructions for form itself. The avatar renders the five nested shells of Leadbeater's 1902 model — the map this practice uses, named and dated, because no instrument has resolved a shell.

09Why it matters

Why does the Etheric plane matter?

Your body emits a real electromagnetic field, and what you feel measurably changes it.

What no instrument has found is anyone reading it — put under blinding in 1998, twenty-one experienced practitioners scored 44 percent. This plane is where the tradition and the instrument reach for the same thing and land in different places, and the distance between them is the work.

09What you practise here

What do you practise in the Etheric plane?

Practices linked to the Etheric plane include

  1. Aura Cleansing,
  2. Reiki,
  3. Pranic Healing (Choa Kok Sui, 1987),
  4. Sound Baths,
  5. Grounding.

09Opens at 3,000 Veast Score

When does the Etheric plane unlock in Veast?

The Etheric plane opens at a Veast Score of 3,000.

Planes unlock by score, never by payment — a free member and a paying member earn them identically.

Depth is not for sale

Planes beyond the third open at Veast Score thresholds, never at a higher price. A free member and a paying member earn them the same way. There is no progression pressure anywhere in Veast — you may remain on one plane permanently and be fully honoured for it. It is a map, not a ladder.

Fifteen layers. Your pace.

Veast is a coaching and human-development platform. Paying members choose a personally vetted human coach after they subscribe, and progress is measured across fifteen mapped layers of the human system, called planes.