Definitions for "Biodynamic"
of or pertaining to a method of farming that uses only organic fertilizers (rather than chemical fertilizers) and organic materials for improving the soil characteristics.
Food products produced by an advanced organic farming method. No growth hormones, drugs or chemicals (dipping or otherwise) are used and the animals are not subjected to stress.
An enhanced form of organic farming involving cosmic forces and special preparations and composting methods.
Of or pertaining to biodynamics, or the doctrine of vital forces or energy.
1. Relating to the study of the effects of dynamic processes, such as motion or acceleration, on liv
Literally, this means Life (Bio) + Movement (Dynamic). Biodynamics is the doctrine of vital force, or of the action of living organisms.
The therapist locates areas of blocked or depleted energy by applying their hands to the client's body, and then corrects the imbalance through the use of various techniques.