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Eclipse

You speak. Eclipse guides. Healing happens.

A letter from Richard · the ACE Membership group

Four months. Seven papers. One app. And I want you to be the ones who test it.

For the past four months I have been building the app I told you I would build — the one that does what thirty-five years of ACE work has always been about. What came out of it, I did not expect. On this page is what we found, what we built, and an invitation: test Eclipse with me in October, before the world sees it.

Your first two sessions are free. No card, no app to install, nothing to prepare — you just speak. Headphones help.

Read this bit properly

This is a Beta. It will break. Please be patient with us.

I would rather tell you the truth than have you discover it at nine o'clock on a Tuesday when you were hoping for something else entirely. In testing so far, Eclipse has: misheard a word and answered the wrong question; gone quiet mid-sentence; needed the page reloaded; and once, memorably, refused to hear anything at all until the microphone was allowed again.

None of that is the work failing. It is the plumbing. It is what Beta means: the method is finished and the pipes are new. When it breaks, you have not done anything wrong, and you will not have wasted a session — say "that's not what I said" and carry on, or reload and start again.

And then tell us. A page for exactly that is further down this page. Every break you find in October is a break no client finds in January. That is the whole reason you are here first.

The story, for those who want it

You may be wondering what I have been up to.

I have been creating the app I said I would. Something that would do, in one place, what all of my thirty-five years of ACE work has been about.

What I did not expect was that something truly incredible would come out of it — something I cannot explain simply. So I have not tried to explain it simply. I have had it written down, properly, with the citations, the clinical and medical literature and the mathematics behind it, in seven papers.

It has taken months. Each paper builds on the last, and each one is a milestone in how we understand disease, pain and illness. But that is not really the point of them. The real goal is the other end of it: not the miserableness of disease, but who and what we are, and how we can be who we were designed to be.

Everything I have writtenHow Can I Heal? and Why Am I Sick? — with all their citations — plus all the training material and the video transcripts from ten to fifteen years of ACE.
German New MedicineEverything we could find.
The linguistic literatureWhat makes hypnosis work; neurolinguistic programming; EFT and other healing modalities.
A living medical systemSo the machine can read the medical literature — and keeps reading it as it updates.
The alternative traditionsHomeopathy, acupuncture, osteopathy, chiropractic — the ones with proper randomised, double-blind-equivalent work behind them, from around the globe.
Consciousness workThe esoteric material, human consciousness, family constellation — courtesy of Glenda Johnson and her relentless work to uncover who and what we are as human beings.
The mathematicsOpenEvolve — a Nobel-prize-winning biological computational system — crunching numbers we could not have crunched by hand.
Human Design and the I ChingThe whole of it downloaded, the way I have shared it with you. That system is three thousand years old, and it turned out to matter enormously.

Then the papers started arriving

The first was the Harmonic Fractal Mapper — a patent pending process, and the first of the seven to be published. Then Octon Zero, which explains longevity, how stem cells work, and the baseline frequency at which living things heal: 6.84 Hz — the drone we all live on, here on Earth.

Human Design and the I Ching came next, and they slotted into the first paper like they had been waiting there. The numbers behind the I Ching are fractals, and the fractals sat straight inside the Harmonic Fractal Mapper. Out of that came the third paper, the Flook Convergence — it mapped the NOT-self that causes disease, and then went further than we had asked it to. It started saying why we are prone to particular diseases.

The fourth, The Aleph, is the zero-point energy we find in the heart — and outside us. It is where we go to heal, and where we go to find our true selves. The fifth, the Unified Wave, is where it comes together: the five steps to healing energetically, proved correct, and proved why.

The sixth came out of an accident of geography. A lovely Australian artist, Mikaela Stafford — 3D, moving visuals, work for the likes of Nike and Apple — happened to be living in my village and working with my son. The 3D got us thinking. Every paper before it was flat: Human Design shows a picture, acupuncture is a map, medicine is cause and effect. None of them logged the two things that are most true of us — that we move through time, and that we are woman or man, with something outside ourselves that some would call God and that we call the Aleph. It was all there in the Book of Changes, three thousand years ago, and the other systems had ignored it. That paper is the Qian — 乾, heaven, pure creative power.

Then we did something mad. We put all of it into quantum computers and looked at a human being the way no one has looked at a human being before.

We found the why, the what, the how and the what-if behind disease, pain and trouble — and, the holy grail of all of it, how we can be who we were truly meant to be. Every one of us is essentially water at our core; H₂O. So we mapped people against the hydrogen atom, ran the Quantum Turn Experiments, and let every paper before it feed the computation. That is the seventh.

And while all of that was happening, we were building Eclipse.

The seven papers

Seven milestones, each building on the last.

These are not marketing documents. They are the work, with the references in them. If you want to read any of them, ask Eclipse — or ask me.

Paper One

The Harmonic Fractal Mapper

A patent pending process. The framework everything else is built on — and where the fractal numbers behind the I Ching turned out to live.

Published · Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20578027
Paper Two

Octon Zero

Longevity, how stem cells actually work, and the baseline healing frequency of living things: 6.84 Hz.

Paper Three

The Flook Convergence

The map of the NOT-self that causes disease — and the beginning of an answer to why we are each prone to our own particular illnesses.

Paper Four

The Aleph

The zero point. The energy in the heart, and the energy outside us — where we heal, and where we find what we actually are.

Paper Five

The Unified Wave

The five steps to healing energetically — proved correct, and proved as to why. In practice, this became the instruction manual for Eclipse.

Paper Six

The Qian · 乾

Heaven. Creativity. The human being taken out of two dimensions and put back into time, into space, into woman and man, into the Aleph.

Paper Seven

The Quantum Turn Experiments

Quantum computation, the hydrogen atom, and a map of why, what, how and what-if — running on everything the six papers before it established.

And then

Eclipse

The app that talks you through it. It guides a person to correct their own energy field, in plain language, at their own pace. I still cannot describe my reaction to it better than: oh my God. Wow.

In final Beta now

What it actually does

You speak out loud. It guides. Nothing to learn first.

How a session goes

  • You open Eclipse and tap Call. It greets you, by name, and asks nothing of you.
  • You speak — in your own words, about whatever is actually going on.
  • It listens and guides: a breath, a question, a silence held long enough for something to move. It does not lecture, and it will not hurry you.
  • It opens with the two-to-one breath — in through the nose, out through the mouth, the out-breath twice as long — and slows down with you when it goes deeper.
  • You can pause, mute or end at any time. Nothing is spoiled by stopping.
  • A session can finish softly: it grows quiet and steps back, so you can have the last of it on your own.

The things around the session

  • The Study — the written room. Where the voice is for speaking, The Study is for typing. It comes with Standard and Premium.
  • History — every past conversation, and every photo or document you have sent.
  • The tongue tracker: photograph your tongue; Eclipse reads the trend across weeks rather than judging one picture.
  • Send a photo or document — your tongue, something showing on your body, a diagnostic letter, a scan, or any other document.
  • Education — a little about how your mind works, in plain words.
  • Reviews — what other people have said, and somewhere to leave your own. Every review is read before it appears.
  • Your Plan, Settings, About, Help and Legal — all in the ⋮ menu.

Before your first session

  • Headphones help — they keep Eclipse's voice out of your microphone.
  • Find somewhere quiet, where you will not be interrupted for a little while.
  • Nothing to prepare. No notes, no questions ready, nothing worked out in advance. If you feel nothing at all, that is a fine place to begin.
  • Closing your eyes is the point. This work happens with your eyes closed; the screen is not the session, your breathing and your voice are. Tap the black circle to hide the text.
  • No app store, no download. Eclipse runs in your browser. You can add it to your home screen if you want one tap.

Sessions do not end on the clock. They end on the shift — the moment the body lets go — which is why the plans are counted in sessions rather than minutes. Twenty minutes or ninety, the session ends when the work is done, not when the timer says so.

About settings

Change voice: you can switch to a different voice at any time from the voice selector.

Your Plan: shows your current subscription and lets you stop or change plans.

Settings: adjust voice, notifications, and other preferences.

History: view past sessions and saved documents.

Education: learn how your mind works and the basics of the method.

Reviews: see what other people have said, and leave your own.

About: app version and credits.

Help: quick answers and contact us.

Legal: privacy, terms, and your rights.

The invitation

Test Eclipse with me through October.

Eclipse is in its final Beta. It has taken months of work to make it listen and speak like a professional guide — and then the compliance work, which has been the biggest pain in the neck you can imagine, including eleven separate documents for GDPR. It is nearly ready for the world. What it is not is nearly ready without you.

What I am asking of you

  • Use it properly. A real session, about something real — not a five-minute poke to see what the buttons do. (Poke the buttons too. But have one real session.)
  • Tell us when it breaks. There is a feedback form on this page. Five minutes of your irritation saves a stranger a bad first session in January.
  • Be patient. It is Beta. Some of it will be fixed the same day; some of it will take a fortnight.
  • Do it in October. The Beta window is October only. After that, places go to the wider world and the app starts charging properly.

What you get for it

  • Your first two sessions are free — as they always will be for anyone, and no card is taken for them. They are a real session, not a lesser trial version.
  • First sight of everything. The papers, the method, the app — before anyone outside this group.
  • Nothing is charged without your say-so. If you want to go past your free sessions while you are testing, ask us and we will agree it with you first.
  • A say in it. What you tell us in October decides what the app does in January. Some of the best things in it came from a client saying "it should do this instead".

Three ways in — and the honest caveat about booking

1. Just go in now. The app is live and open: eclipse.howcaniheal.org — sign in with your name, date of birth, time of birth and place of birth, and begin.

2. Be walked in. We are setting up the booking system so that we can stagger testers and not overload the server. The booking link goes live shortly and will appear here.

3. Ask a question first. Write to frankie@richardflook.com and we will answer properly.

What it will cost, after the Beta

The prices, in full, before you are ever asked for anything.

These are the launch prices, in US dollars, and they are Richard's. Prices will not change without thirty days' notice by email. Stripe shows you the exact amount before you pay, in your own currency, and that is the amount taken — no tax is added on top and nothing else is charged.

Entry
$20
one payment · 2 sessions
  • For minor ailments and simple chronic issues
  • Or to see what else Eclipse can do before you invest more in your health
  • Do not renew — one payment, two sessions
Standard
$50
per month · 6 sessions
  • For a longer-term issue you want to go deep on
  • Ongoing support throughout
  • Includes The Study — the written room
  • Sessions end on the shift, not the hour
Premium
$100
per month · 12–15 sessions
  • The full picture: comprehensive, research-backed suggestions
  • One Quantum Turn run and one standard Computational biology report each month
  • Daily practice sessions and ongoing support
  • Includes The Study
Top-up
$10
one payment · 1 more session
  • For when something else has surfaced
  • For when a monthly plan's sessions have run out
  • Never automatic — you choose it

And the extras, if you ever want the research end of it

ItemPriceWhat it is
Quantum Turn paper$75 One Quantum Turn run, delivered as one document. The same price as the standard Computational biology report — one run, one document, one price.
Computational biology report$75 The standard report — what is included once a month inside Premium.
Doctor-ready run$150 A run prepared so that you can put it in front of a doctor.
Complex-case surcharge+$50 For the cases that genuinely need more computation than one run.
Ceiling on any single run$250 There is a top. No single run ever costs more than this.

The Study — the written room where you type and Eclipse answers — comes with Standard and Premium. It is not part of the free sessions.

The Study: the written room

The Study is the written room. Where the voice is for speaking, the written room is for typing: you write, and Eclipse answers in writing. It suits a person who thinks better in text, or who wants to work through a document or a letter. It comes with Standard and Premium plans.

The levels, during the October Beta

Two sessions free, no card, once per person.
Entry level: one payment for two more sessions.
Standard level: a monthly plan of six sessions with support.
Premium level: twelve to fifteen sessions a month with a Quantum Turn run and a computational biology report each month.
During the October Beta a tester gets access to all of these levels without paying, so they can try everything the app does.
For any level that would normally take a card, we send a test card in the welcome email and nothing is ever charged to it.

For practitioners

A practitioner route is coming, it is not open yet. If you want to be told when it opens, write to frankie@richardflook.com.

If Eclipse does not do what you hoped, tell us. We will refund you — no quibbles.
— Richard's guarantee, in his own words. Subscriptions are refunded pro rata from the day you ask; reports are refunded in full if the report missed the brief. Refunds are handled by hand by Richard and Frankie, because they would rather know what went wrong.

Your first two sessions are always free, no card, once per person. Eclipse recognises a returning person by date of birth, time of birth and place of birth — never by email address.

The important bit for us

Tell us what happened — especially if it went wrong.

Two minutes on this form is worth more to us than an hour of politeness. If it broke, say so plainly; there is no way to hurt our feelings here.

If you would rather write it out properly — what worked, what broke, what you wish it did — there is a full feedback page here.

This opens your own email app with everything filled in, addressed to frankie@richardflook.com — nothing is sent anywhere behind your back, and nothing you write here is stored on this website. Prefer email? Just write to us directly.

The awkward questions

You will ask these, so here they are.

Is Eclipse a doctor?

No. Eclipse is an AI companion for emotional clearing and self-reflection. It cannot diagnose or treat any medical or mental health condition, and it is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological advice. Nothing it says is medical advice. Any changes you make to your health, wellbeing or treatment should be discussed with your own doctor.

What do I need to use it?

A phone, tablet or computer with a microphone, a browser, and somewhere you will not be interrupted. Headphones help, because they keep Eclipse's voice out of your microphone. There is nothing to install.

Why is it called a Beta, and why will it break?

Because the method is finished and the plumbing is new. Voice recognition mishears words; browsers change their minds about microphones; a button that worked yesterday can sulk today. What we are testing in October is the machinery around the work — and we would far rather you find the cracks than a client in January.

What happens to what I say?

Your sessions, transcripts and notes are kept for 90 days after your last visit, so you can come back and carry on where you left off. We email you before anything is deleted, and you can download everything or ask us to delete it sooner whenever you like. Eclipse was built with GDPR in mind from the start, and the paperwork behind that promise is eleven documents thick because we did it properly rather than quickly. You can read the paperwork here.

What if I already had my two free sessions?

Ask us. We will tell you rather than guess — and we will not accuse you of anything. Eclipse may itself ask whether you have used them before, because it may recognise your birth details; it is asking, not checking up on you.

What is The Study?

The written room. Where the voice is for speaking, The Study is for typing — you write, and Eclipse answers in writing. It comes with Standard and Premium, not with the free sessions.

Can I stop paying?

Yes, yourself, in the app: under Your Plan, press Stop my plan. Stopping stops the next payment — your access carries on to the end of what you have already paid for. You can also ask for a refund from the same page, or by replying to any email from Eclipse.

Everest was not climbed by a committee. But it was tested first.

Come and break it in October. Two free sessions, no card, nothing to prepare — and a form to tell us every single thing that went wrong.