Every cell in your body holds a charge.

Barely 70 millivolts — but the membrane holding it is so thin, it creates one of the most intense electric fields found anywhere in nature. Stronger, meter for meter, than a lightning strike.

That field isn't metaphorical. It exists because tiny pumps built into every cell membrane spend energy every second of your life, constantly sorting sodium and potassium ions to hold that charge across a space only a few nanometers thick — thinner than light can meaningfully bend around.

Multiply that by tens of trillions of cells, and you get a body that runs on genuine current: your neurons fire by it, your heart beats by it, and your heart's own electrical rhythm is strong enough to be detected several feet outside your body.

You are, quite literally, electric. This is the current your practice — starting with the Microcosmic Orbit — will teach you to feel and direct on purpose.