1. What is the ARL?
The Average Resonating Level (ARL) is a composite metric that measures a client’s total energy, combining both:
- Energetic Presentation (EP): How energy is showing up in everyday life.
- Energetic Stress Reaction (ESR): How energy shifts under stress.
Key Insight: The ARL is not a direct reflection of a client’s primary energy level or a simple average of energy levels. EP and ESR are weighted differently in the ARL calculation.
2. What is the Purpose of the ARL?
The ARL serves as a measurable indicator of how a client’s energy levels correlate with their level of consciousness and life satisfaction.
Research Utility:- Tracks shifts in energy and consciousness throughout the Core Energy Coaching™ process.
- Provides a quantifiable metric to evaluate growth over time.
- Confidential Calculation: The ARL formula is proprietary to iPEC and not publicly disclosed.
3. How is the ARL Scaled?
- Minimum ARL: 1.0 (theoretical, not observed in practice).
- Maximum ARL: 7.0 (theoretical, as humans do not resonate solely at Level 7).
- General Population Average: 3.23–3.24.
- Coaches’ Average: 3.53.
4. Why is the ARL Valuable?
Evidence of Growth:- The ARL allows clients to track their personal development over time.
- Example: A client with an ARL of 3.01 in January sees growth if their ARL increases to 3.12 by October, indicating a shift toward more anabolic energy.
- Highlights the differences between a client’s energy under normal circumstances (EP) and stress (ESR).
- Reflects how energy interplay and consciousness evolve throughout the coaching journey.
5. How Should I Interpret the ARL?
The ARL reflects a holistic view of energy, not specific time spent in individual levels.
- Context Matters: A higher ARL generally indicates increased consciousness and a more anabolic energy state.
- Growth-Oriented: Small shifts in ARL signify meaningful progress in personal development and energy awareness.