"Clarity Movement" Green Light And What We Know

NWT WELLNESS
Apr 6
3 min read

Understand all forms of Protocols and States of energy.

Green Light does not share the theoretical concerns that Red Light or Near-Infrared Light raises. The Green Light is a state, not a protocol.

Superficial - stays in the top layers of skin

Non-Stimulatory to circulation

Non-mitochondrial - does not increase ATP or cell activity

Protocols vs States

Protocol: uses wavelengths that have specific steps, specific placements, and specific sequences that interact with the body in a structured, physiological way.

State: is a wavelength that do not require steps, sequences, or anatomical precision that support a state of being, not a protocol. Green Light is a" Clarity State" and is used when you need to feel a certain way. Green Light: helps with the effects of nervous-system modulating, not tissue-stimulating:

Non-ionizing
It doesn't penetrate deeply
It doesn't stimulate tissue

"Clarity Movement" Green Light is supportive and helps with known effects:

Anxiety
Sensory overwhelm - helps reduce the "buzz" or overstimulation effects
Mental fog - helps soften cognitive fog and the feeling of being overwhelmed
Emotional compression/'settling - supports the chest or upper body tension that rises with fear and uncertainty.
Skin sensitivity - helps with superficial irritation or sensitivity

Green Light also helps with:

clarity spaciousness
sensory quiet
emotional softness
cognitive organization
eight types of internal noise

"Clarity Movement" Green Light is unlikely to pose a risk, and its calming effects may be helpful.:

Does not penetrate deeply
Does not stimulate tissue growth
Does not increase circulation
Does not activate mitochondria
Does not require anatomical placement
Does not follow a sequence
does not treat anything
does not push the body

Green Light has eight categories that describe the different ways the human system expresses overload, tension, compression, or disorganization, and help soften.

Eight Types of Internal Noise:

Surface Noise: the irritation, redness, prickliness, or tone shifts that appear on the skin when the system is reacting on the outside. This is the "my dkin feels off" layer.
Sensory Noise: The sharpness, brightness, or overstimulation that makes the world feel too loud, too close, or too much.
Emotional Noise: compression happens when feelings start stacking faster than you can process them. This is the "everything feels too close to the surface" layer.
Pain Noise: the early tension, pressure, or amplification that shows up before discomfort becomes a full pain cycle. This is the "my body is signaling strain" layer.
Breath Noise: the tightness or restriction that makes your inhale feel shallow or effortful. This is the "I can't get a full breath" layer.
Cognitive Noise: the fog, crowding, or heaviness that makes thinking feel harder than it should. This is the "my mind feels cluttered" layer.
Integration Noise: the disconnection or "not fully here" feeling that happens when your system can't sync input smoothly. This is the "Ifeel scattered or out of sync" layer.
System Noise: the full-body heaviness or overwhelm that appears when multiple pathways are overwhelmed all at once. This is the "everything feels like too much" layer.

Green Light helps with noise, and each type of noise represents a different form of internal friction. Green Light feels so gentle and so effective for people who are overwhelmed, foggy, sensitive, or emotionally compressed. All of this constitutes Green Light and what we know about it.