Pranic Healing
Prana is a Sanskrit word literally meaning 'life-force' the invisible bio-energy or vital energy that keeps the body alive and maintains a state of good health.
Various names of this energy:
- Japan - Ki
- China - Chi
- Greece - Pneuma
- Polynesia - Mana
- Hebrew - The Old Testament - Ruah - Breath of Life
Pranic Healing was widely practiced as an art and science in ancient civilizations in China, Egypt and India.
In Pranic Healing a cure is effected by simply removing diseased energies from the patient's invisible energy body and by transferring fresh vital energy (Prana) to the affected areas with the use of the hands.
Using a scientific, "no-touch" methodology, Pranic Healing can prevent, alleviate, and heal a whole spectrum of physical, emotional and mental ailments.
Pranic Healing synthesizes the principles of energy healing from all over the world and has become one of the most advanced and complete methods of working with energy in the body.
This ancient knowledge that was rediscovered by Master Choa Kok Sui, a professional engineer from the Philippines, has been updated and documented in several of his books.
Pranic Healing is not intended to replace modern medicine. This ancient healing methodology is intended to complement conventional medical practices as well as other alternative healing methods.
Ailments that can be treated by Pranic Healing
- Simple physical disorders such as headaches, toothaches, coughs, sore throats, fever, stomach aches, diarrhea, muscle pain, sprains and minor burns
- Severe ailments: tuberculosis, hypertension, heart problems, hepatitis, cysts, migraine, arthritis and epilepsy
- Emotional and mental disorders such as stress, tension, anxiety, depression, phobias, manias, paranoia, schizophrenia and other related ailments.
Pranic Healing: Shelby Corsen, LMT; Angeline Morland, LMT