õhkehad

õhkehad is an Estonian term that translates to "air bodies" or "ether bodies." In some esoteric or spiritual contexts, it refers to subtle, non-physical forms or energies that are believed to exist alongside or within the physical body. These bodies are often considered to be composed of a finer substance than matter, such as light, energy, or consciousness.

Different traditions may describe multiple layers or types of õhkehad, each associated with different aspects of a being, such as emotions, thoughts, or spiritual awareness. For example, some systems might speak of an emotional body, a mental body, and a spiritual body, all existing on different vibrational frequencies. These subtle bodies are thought to be interconnected and to influence the physical body's health and well-being.

Practices such as meditation, energy healing, or certain forms of bodywork are sometimes aimed at clearing, balancing, or strengthening these õhkehad. The belief is that by working with these subtle energies, one can achieve greater harmony, vitality, and spiritual growth. The concept of õhkehad is not part of mainstream scientific understanding and is primarily found within spiritual, New Age, and certain philosophical traditions.