Pranic Healing
Safe with pregnancy
This is the therapy whereby the practitioner manipulates the body's natural energy to stimulate healing. It is a 'no touch' system that uses the energy channels often referred to as 'Qi' (Chinese) or 'Ki' (Japan). The practitioner harnesses energy from the universe to boost the healing reserves of the individual
Caution
It is quite safe
It should not be depended upon as the only form of therapy for illnesses
Therapy for:
Depression
Chronic fatigue
Improve or boost the body's healing process:
- Emotional healing
- Physical healing
- Spiritual healing
- Mental healing
Self recovery
PTSD
Reduce stress
Increase energy levels
Improve immunity
Comments
Pranic healing is an ancient practice
The modern rejuvenator is Master Choa Kok Sui
Prana means 'energy' in Sanskrit
The 'non-touch' approach means that it might be safer in the current climate
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