Elementary Pranic Healing The Healing Power of Your Hands Notes

Elementary Pranic Healing

Two Basic Principles In Pranic Healing In Pranic Healing, there are two basic principles: the Cleansing and energizing of the patient’s energy body with prana or life Energy. It is by cleansing or removing the diseased energy from the affected chakra and the diseased organ, and energizing them (the affected chakra and organ) with sufficient prana or life energy that healing is accomplished.

• These two basic principles are the very foundation of pranic healing. These basic principles of cleansing and energizing are also. clearly manifested in the body.
• The body is cleansed by exhaling used-up air or carbon dioxide and is energized by inhaling fresh air or oxygen. The physical body cleanses itself through its eliminative system and is energized by taking the proper food.

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• The healer, therefore, must give equal emphasis on cleansing as well. as energizing. Cleansing is necessary to remove the devitalized diseased energy in the whole body or in the affected part or parts and to remove blockages in the energy channels.
• The health rays are cleansed, combed, and strengthened. It must be noted that the affected part should be thoroughly cleansed before and/or after energizing is done.

For more severe cases, the entire energy body has to be cleaned.

• Very often, after initial cleansing, the patient should be partially energized to facilitate further cleansing. This is like sweeping first a very dirty floor and then adding soap and water or cleansing chemicals to clean and remove the stubborn dirt.
• The whole process may be repeated until the energy body is normalized. Without cleansing, the patient may suffer a radical reaction. This reaction refers to the drastic steps the body takes in order to correct and normalize its condition.
• It is usually painful and uncomfortable and may appear as an initial worsening condition. However, the body gradually improves after experiencing a radical reaction.
• But this reaction is quite unnecessary and can be avoided if proper cleansing is applied. One such case is that of a patient who suffered from chronic abdominal pain, loose bowel movement, and vomiting due to an emotional factor.
• There was pranic congestion around her abdominal area. Energizing with prana was applied without cleansing the affected part. Although she was relieved, the pain, loose bowel movement, and vomiting recurred and intensified within 20-30 minutes.
• These were radical reactions or steps taken by the whole physical body to cleanse and remove the congested diseased energy from itself in order to normalize its condition.
• Three hours later, cleansing and energizing with prana were applied to her abdominal area and she was completely relieved. In several instances, the same patient was treated for the same complaint.
• In this case, the patient was relieved within a few minutes just by cleansing or removing the diseased energy from the affected part.

Energizing was not applied since the patient was relieved immediately.

• There was no radical reaction. Cleansing is necessary in order to facilitate the absorption of prana or ki by the affected part.
• Energizing without first cleansing the part to be treated is just like pouring fresh coffee into a cup that is already filled with stale coffee or trying to replace the dirty water in a sponge by pouring clean water on top of it.
• This approach is slow and quite wasteful. Fresh prana cannot flow easily into the affected part since the affected part is filled with diseased energy and the energy channels are blocked.
• The projected fresh prana is also not fully absorbed by the treated part; therefore, it is very possible that the ailment would recur immediately or within a short period of time.
• There are several reasons why cleansing should be done before energizing.
• Absorption of prana or ki is facilitated.
• Healing takes a shorter time and less prana is required to heal the patient.
• The possibility of radical reaction is reduced or eliminated.
• The risk of damaging the finer energy channels or meridians is also reduced.

In simple cases, cleansing the energy body and or the affected part is usually sufficient to heal the patient. In other cases, the part that has diseased energy is so depleted that the healer has to facilitate the healing process by energizing it with prana.

Hand And Finger Chakras

There are two very important chakras located at the center of each palm. These chakras are called the left-hand chakra and the right-hand chakra. They are usually about one inch in diameter. Some pranic healers have hand chakras as big as two inches or more in diameter.

Although the hand chakras are considered minor chakras, they have very important functions in pranic healing. It is through the hand chakras that prana is absorbed from the surroundings and projected to the patient. Both the right and left-hand chakra are capable of absorbing and projecting prana or ki. But for right-handed persons, it is easier to absorb through the left-hand chakra and project through the right-hand chakra and vice-versa for left-handed persons.

• There is a mini chakra in each finger. These chakras are also capable of absorbing and projecting prana. The hand chakras project less concentrated or gentler prana while the finger chakras project more intense or stronger prana.
• Energizing infants, the elderly, and very weak patients is done slowly and gently through the hand chakras.
• By stimulating or activating the hand chakras, the hands become sensitized, thereby developing the ability to feel subtler matter and to scan the different auras.
• It is through scanning that the healer can locate the diseased areas in the energy body.

Increasing Ones Energy Level By Connecting The Tongue To The Palate

One’s pranic energy level can be increased temporarily and easily by simply bringing the tip of the tongue up to the palate (connecting the tongue to the palate). This has the effect of improving the connection between the back energy channels and the front energy channels thereby improving and increasing pranic energy circulation. This manifests as the inner aura expanding in size.

• For example, when the light switch is on, there is light. There is a connection. If the light switch is off, there is no light. In the same manner, when the tongue is connected to the palate, there is an increased flow of pranic energy.
• When the tongue is not connected to the palate, there is decreased circulation of energy. Connecting the tongue to the palate enables a healer to have more energy and makes healing more effective.
• Therefore, when sensitizing, scanning, sweeping, and energizing, the tongue should be connected to the palate. This technique can be used also for reading, studying, meditating, or other activities that require considerable energy.
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Seven Basic Techniques In Elementary Pranic Healing

There are seven basic techniques that are followed in the practice of elementary pranic healing:

1. Sensitizing the hands
2. Scanning the inner aura
3. Sweeping (cleansing): general and localized
4. Increasing the receptivity of the patient
   • Energizing with prana: hand chakras technique
   • Drawing in prana
   • Projecting prana
5. Stabilizing the projected prana
6. Releasing the projected pranic energy

All the techniques in this chapter have been tried and tested. Most of you will be able to produce positive results in just a few sessions by following properly the instructions. It is very important to maintain an open mind and be persevering. Practice immediately what you have read and try them out for at least four sessions.

Sensitizing The Hands

Since it takes considerable time to develop the auric sight, you should at least try to sensitize your hands in order to feel the energy field or the inner aura. This will enable you to determine which areas of the patient’s energy body are depleted or congested.

Physical Exercises To Facilitate Sensitizing Of The Hands

To make sensitizing easier, please do a set of exercises that will clean and open up the meridians of the spine, shoulders, hands, and fingers:

1. Spine Exercise: Raise your arms forward. Twist your spine to the right and to the left. Do this exercise 10 times.

2. Hip Exercise: Rotate your hips clockwise 10 times, then counterclockwise 10 times.

3. Neck Exercise: Rotate your neck to the right in a clockwise motion. Do this 10 times. Then rotate your neck to the left in a counterclockwise motion. Do this 10 times. This exercise should not be done by a person with an occlusion in the carotid arteries.

4. Shoulder Exercise: Rotate your arms in a forward motion 10 times. Then rotate them in a backward motion 10 times. 5. Elbow and Fist Exercise Bend your elbows close to your body and clench your fists. Then move your arms forward and open your fists. Do this exercise 10 times.

6. Wrist Exercise: Rotate the wrists to the right 10 times in a clockwise motion. Then rotate them to the left 10 times in a counterclockwise motion.

Procedure

1. Connect your tongue to your palate.
2. Press the center of your palms with your thumbs. This is to facilitate concentration on the center of the palms.
3. Put your hands about three inches apart parallel to each other with the armpits slightly open.
4. Be aware of the centers of your palms and the tips of your fingers. Inhale and exhale slowly. Move your hands slightly back and forth.
5. The movement has to be done very slowly. Do this for about five minutes. By being aware of the centers of the palms and the tips of the fingers, the hand, and finger chakras are activated, thereby sensitizing the hands or enabling the hands to feel subtle energy or matter.
6. Eighty to ninety percent of you will be able to feel a tingling sensation, heat, pressure, or rhythmic pulsation between the palms on the first try. It is important to feel the pressure or the rhythmic pulsation.
7. Proceed immediately to scanning after sensitizing your hands.
8. Practice sensitizing your hands for about a month. In general, your hands should be more or less permanently sensitized after a month of practice.
9. Do not be discouraged if you do not feel anything on the first try. Continue your practice, it is likely that you will be able to feel these subtle sensations in the fourth session. It is very important to keep an open mind and concentrate properly.

Scanning

In scanning, it is helpful but not really necessary to first learn how to feel the size and shape of the outer and healthy auras before scanning the inner aura. This is to make the hands more sensitive since both the outer and health auras are subtler than the inner aura and also to prove to yourself the existence of the outer and health auras.

• In healing, we are primarily interested in scanning the inner aura. It is in scanning the inner aura that the troubled spots can be located. When scanning with your hands, always concentrate on the centers of your palms.
• It is by concentrating on the centers of your palms that the hand chakras remain or are further activated, thus making the hands sensitive to subtle energy or matter. Without doing this you will have difficulty in scanning.

Procedure For Scanning The Outer Aura

1. Stand about four meters away from your subject with your palms facing the subject and your arms slightly outstretched.
2. Slowly walk towards the subject, simultaneously trying to feel with your sensitized hands the subject’s outer aura. Concentrate on the centers of your palms when scanning.
3. Stop when you feel the heat, a tingling sensation, or a slight pressure. You are now feeling the outer aura. Try feeling the size and shape of the outer aura, its width from head to waist, waist to feet, and from front to back. In most cases, it will feel like an inverted egg, the top being wider than the bottom.
4. It is very important that you gradually learn to feel the aura in terms of pressure in order to be more accurate in determining the width of the outer, healthy, and inner auras.
5. The outer aura is usually about one meter in radius but in some cases, it may be more than two meters wide. Some hyperactive children have outer auras as big as three meters.

Procedure For Scanning The Health Aura

1. After determining the size and shape of the outer aura, gradually move forward a little, still retaining the earlier position.
2. Stop when you feel the subtle sensations again. These sensations may be slightly more intense. You are now feeling the health aura. Feel the size and shape of the health aura.

The health aura is usually about two feet in width. When a person is sick, his health rays droop and are entangled, and his health aura decreases in size. Sometimes the health aura may decrease to twelve inches or less. The health aura of a very healthy and energetic person may be as big as one meter or more. It usually feels like a tapering cylinder, bigger at the top and smaller at the bottom.

Procedure For Scanning The Inner Aura

1. Proceed to feel the inner aura with one or both hands. Move your hands slowly and slightly back and forth. The inner aura is usually about five inches in thickness. Concentrate on the centers of your palms when scanning in order that the hand chakras may remain or be further activated, thereby making the hands sensitive to subtle energy or matter.
2. Scan the subject from head to foot and from front to back. Scan the left part and right parts of the body. For example, scan the left and right ears or scan the right and left lungs.
3. • When the inner aura of the right and left parts of the body are scanned, they should have about the same thickness. If one part is bigger or smaller than the other part, then there is something wrong with it.
   • When, for instance, the ears of a patient were scanned and the inner aura of the left ear was found to be about five inches thick while that of the right ear was only about two inches, it turned out, after questioning the patient, that the right ear had been partially deaf for the past 17 years.
4. Special attention should be given to the major chakras, the vital organs, and the spine. In many cases, a portion of the spine is usually either congested or depleted even if the patient does not complain about back problems.
5. The chin should be raised to accurately scan the throat area. The inner aura of the chin tends to interfere with or camouflage the actual condition of the throat.
6. Scanning of the lungs should be done at the back and at the sides rather than the front in order to get accurate results. The nipples have two mini chakras that tend to interfere with the proper scanning of the lungs. A more advanced technique is to scan the lungs at the front, at the back, and at the sides by using two fingers, instead of the entire hand.
7. Special attention should be given to the solar plexus since many diseases of emotional origin negatively affect the solar plexus chakra.

Interpreting Results From Scanning The Inner Aura

1. In scanning your patient, you will notice that there are hollows or protrusions in some areas of the patient’s inner aura. A hollow in an area is caused by pranic depletion. The affected part is depleted of prana or there is insufficient prana in the affected area.

• The surrounding fine meridians are partially or severely blocked preventing fresh prana. from other parts to flow freely and vitalize the affected part.
• In pranic depletion, the affected chakra is depleted and filled with dirty diseased energy. Usually, it is partially deactivated.

2. When the area protrudes, it means there is pranic congestion. Too much prana and bioplasmic matter on the affected area causes the surrounding fine meridians to be partially or severely blocked. The excess prana and bioplasmic matter cannot flow out freely.

• This congested prana becomes devitalized and diseased after a certain period of time since fresh prana cannot flow in freely or its inflow is greatly reduced, and the devitalized matter cannot flow out freely or its outflow is greatly reduced.
• In pranic congestion, the affected chakra is congested and filled with diseased energy. Usually, it is partially overactivated.

3. An affected part may have pranic congestion and pranic depletion simultaneously. It means that a portion of the affected part is hollow and another portion is protruding.

• For instance, a liver is congested or protruding on the left portion and is hollow or depleted on the right portion.
• Another example is that a portion of the left heart is congested or protruding and a portion of the right heart is severely depleted.

4. The smaller the inner aura, the more severe the pranic depletion. The bigger the protrusion of the inner aura, the more congested the affected part. The smaller or bigger the inner aura of the diseased part, the more severe the sickness.

5. An area may have a temporary pranic surplus in which case there is nothing wrong. For instance, a person who has been sitting down for a long time, when scanned, may have a big protrusion of the inner aura around the buttocks area. Since the surrounding meridians are not blocked, the condition normalizes after a short period of time.

6. An area may have a temporary pranic reduction in which case there is also nothing wrong with it. An altercation that has just occurred is likely to cause a temporary pranic reduction around the solar plexus area. After a few hours of rest, the condition will normalize. But habitual altercation or anger may cause pranic depletion around the solar plexus area which results in abdominal ailment and possibly heart disease.

7. The physical condition of the patient should be observed carefully and the patient should be thoroughly questioned or interviewed before jumping to any conclusion.

8. As stated earlier, diseases manifest first on the energy body before manifesting on the visible physical body. There are cases in which there is pranic depletion or pranic congestion in the inner aura of an affected part.

Although medical findings would show a negative result or normality of the affected part. In this case, the disease has not yet manifested in the visible physical body. Therefore, pranic healing should be applied before the disease can manifest physically.

Bioplasmic Waste Disposal Unit

The diseased energy has to be disposed of properly so that the energy of the room will remain clean and in order to avoid contaminating yourself and the other patients from this dirty energy. The diseased energy, when removed from the patient’s body, is still connected to the patient by energy or etheric threads. The Hawaiian shamans (healers) or kahunas call the energy thread invisible aka thread.

• In esoteric parlance, this is called the etheric thread. Unless the diseased energy is disposed of properly, there is the possibility that it may go back to the patient.
• To make a bioplasmic waste disposal unit, simply put about a liter of water into a bowl and add a handful of salt to the water. It has been clairvoyantly observed that water is capable of absorbing dirty energy and salt breaks down the dirty energy.
• (The word “disposal unit” will be used to replace the term “bioplasmic waste disposal unit” from here onwards.) After every sweeping or cleansing, you should flick your hands toward the disposal unit.
• You can perform this simple experiment: Get two bowls of water and put salt in one bowl. Do not put salt in the other one. Scan the two bowls before and after flicking the dirty energy to each bowl. The dirty energy can be obtained from sweeping your patients.
• Leave the bowls for about two hours and note the difference. The diseased energy in the bowl of water with salt will have dissipated, which means you can hardly feel the diseased energy, while that in the other bowl with water without salt is still intact.
• Some healers use water, sand, water with tobacco, meat, and other organic matter as disposal units. Some American Indian shamans use twigs. The twigs are placed in the mouth of the shaman and the diseased energy is sucked out or extracted by the use of the mouth.
• The twigs are used to catch the diseased energy. The diseased energy is symbolically seen by some clairvoyants as spiders or insects or some other repulsive forms. Some shamans do not place anything in their mouths.
• They just simply suck out the disease’s energy and “dry vomit” it out. For beginners, there is the danger of literally swallowing the diseased energy. It is safer to use sweeping.

Disintegrating The Diseased Energy

If there is no water and salt preparation available, you can use the following methods: Will or intend the diseased energy to disintegrate when you flick your hand? Visualize green or orange fire beside you and throw the dirty energy into it. Make sure that you put off the fire to avoid unnecessary risk. It is real in the invisible world. What manifests in the invisible world can and often does inevitably manifest in the physical world. Therefore, failing to extinguish the fire may create unpredictable problems for you.

Sweeping

Sweeping is generally a cleansing technique. It can also be used for energizing and distributing excess prana. When cleansing is done on the whole energy body, it is called general sweeping. Cleansing which is done on specific parts of the body is called localized sweeping.

• The hands are used in sweeping. There are two hand positions: cupped-hand position and spread-finger position. These two hand Positions are used alternately.
• The cupped-hand position is more effective in removing the diseased energy while the spread-finger Position is more effective in combing and disentangling the health rays. General sweeping has been called aura cleansing or combing by some esoteric students.

Sweeping produces the following results;

1. It removes congested and diseased energy. Blocked. meridians or energy channels are cleansed and unclogged. This allows prana from other parts of the body to flow to the affected part, facilitating the healing process.
2. The expelling of toxins, wastes, germs, and dirty energy is greatly facilitated by disentangling and partially strengthening the health rays. The health rays are further strengthened by energizing the whole body with prana.
3. By disentangling and strengthening the health rays, the health aura which acts as a protective shield is normalized. This increases one’s resistance to infection.
4. Sweeping automatically seals holes in the outer aura through which prana leaks out. Without sealing the holes in the outer aura, the healing process is very slow even if the patient is energized with prana because prana would just simply leak out.
5. This is one of the contributing factors why sometimes there is regression or the disease comes back in a few minutes or hours after the patient has been healed.
6. Absorption of prana by the patient is greatly facilitated after sweeping or cleansing.
7. Sweeping is also used to distribute excess prana in a treated area to other parts of the body after it has been energized to prevent possible congestion.
8. Sweeping is used to energize by directing excess prana from the surrounding areas of the body or from a chakra. or chakras to the affected part that is low in prana.
9. For instance, a mild form of arthritis of the fingers was cured in minutes just by cleansing the fingers and sweeping or directing the excess prana from the hand chakra to the affected fingers.
10. Radical reaction is reduced or avoided by simply sweeping the patient thoroughly.
11. Sweeping is a very important pranic healing technique and is very easy to learn. It cleanses, strengthens, and greatly facilitates the healing process. Many simple illnesses can be healed just by sweeping
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Localized Sweeping

1. Place your hand or hands above the affected area. Concentrate on your hand and on the affected part, then slowly sweep away the diseased energy. This is just like cleaning a dirty object with your hand.
2. Apply localized sweeping five times on the affected part, then flick your hand forcefully to throw away the diseased energy to the disposal unit, This process should be repeated until the patient is partially or completely relieved,
3. For simple ailments, localized sweeping should be done 30 to 50 times. In many cases, the patient may feel partial or complete relief. This is very useful, especially in treating dysmenorrhoea, stomach pains, loose bowel movement, headache, and others,
4. The sweeping movements can be done in any direction; vertically, horizontally, diagonally, or in L-shape.
5. For more severe ailments, the number of localized sweeping should be increased. For cysts, apply localized sweeping about 100 times or more; for acute hepatitis, about 200 times or more.
6. Since the affected part is very inflamed; for tumor or cancer, about, 300 to 500 times because the affected part is extremely congested. In some cases, the relief from pain is very substantial. For infants and small children, the number of localized sweeping is reduced.
7. For experienced and proficient pranic healers, the number of sweeping is also greatly reduced.

Sweeping is very easy and can be learned almost immediately by most people. Sometimes in a localized sweeping, the diseased energy is transferred from the affected part to another part of the body. For instance, one practitioner was sweeping away the congested energy at the back of the head of a patient when a part of it was transferred to the neck and shoulder areas. This caused the pain at the back of the head to partially move to the neck and shoulder areas. Should you encounter a similar situation, just simply apply localized sweeping on the newly affected area.

General Sweeping

General sweeping is done with a series of downward sweeping movements only. In downward sweeping, you start from the head down to the feet. Upward sweeping movements are not used in cleansing but are used only to reawaken patients who may have fallen asleep or may have become slightly drowsy. In upward sweeping, you start from the feet up to the head.

Procedure:

1. Cup your hands and place them six inches above the head of the patient. Do not touch the patient unnecessarily. Maintain a distance of about two inches between the patient’s body and your hands.
2. With your hands still cupped, sweep your hands slowly downward from the head to the foot following the line. Raise your hands slightly and flick them strongly downward to throw away the dirty diseased energy.
3. This is very important to avoid recontaminating the patient with the diseased energy and also to avoid contaminating yourself. This would manifest not only as pain in your fingers, hands, and palms but may result in the weakening of your body and/ or illness similar to that of the patient.
4. Repeat the process in procedure no. 2 with the spread-finger position instead of the cupped-hand position. This is called combing and is used to disentangle and strengthen the health rays.
5. Repeat the whole process in procedures nos. 2 and 3 on lines 2, 3, 4, and 5 as shown in the illustration.
6. Apply downward sweeping on the back of the patient by following the procedure in no. 2, 3, and 4.
7. It is very important to concentrate and have the intention to remove the diseased energy. Without this, the sweeping process becomes less effective and more time-consuming.
8. It is the intention or the application of the will, with the aid of the hands, that the diseased energy is thoroughly and quickly removed. With regular practice, you can apply to sweep with great ease and with minimum effort.
9. After the downward sweeping, some patients may become sleepy. You may apply a few upward sweeps to reawaken or make the patient more alert.
10. Since upward sweeping is not a cleansing technique, there is no need to flick your hands after doing it. It should be applied only after the patient has been relatively cleansed.

Warning: Applying upward sweeping before downward sweeping may result in the diseased energy going to or getting stuck in the head area. This may have negative physical effects. How many times should general sweeping and localized sweeping be applied on a patient? The answer is as many times as required. There is no fixed number of times.

Avoiding Diseased Energy Contamination: Washing The Hands

• Before healing, after sweeping, and after energizing – wash thoroughly with water or water with salt both hands up to the elbows.
• This is to wash away some of the diseased energy left on the hands, of the healer and also to reduce the possibility of contaminating oneself or absorbing the diseased energy into one’s system.
• Otherwise, this may manifest as pain in the fingers, hands, arms or manifestation of the patient’s symptoms in the healer’s body.
• Washing is also necessary to prevent diseased energy contamination of your next patient. You may also use 70 percent ethyl or isopropyl alcohol; this has a disintegrating effect on the diseased energy.
• When treating patients with contagious diseases, the hands should preferably be washed with germicidal soap to reduce the possibility of infecting yourself and the next patient.

Increasing The Receptivity Of The Patient

Healing will be a lot easier if the patient is relaxed and receptive or does not offer strong resistance. If the patient is relaxed, his body can absorb more pranic energy. The projected prana can be rejected for the following reasons: first, if he has a strong bias against this type of healing; second if he dislikes the healer; and third, if he does not want to get well.

• It is, therefore, advisable to establish rapport with the patient to reduce resistance. Rapport can be established by smiling at the patient greeting and treating the patient in a kind, courteous manner.
• If he does not know anything about pranic healing, then the healer should explain briefly and clearly the nature of pranic healing. If there is strong resistance on the part of the patient, request him to assume the receptive pose during the treatment.
• Request the patient to turn his palms upward and bend his head slightly downward, Ask him to close his eyes. This is to reduce his resistance and, therefore, make the healing a lot easier.
• To further increase the receptivity of a skeptical patient, instruct him to mentally repeat the several times during the treatment following affirmation.
• “I willingly, fully, and gratefully accept all the healing energy… in full faith, so be it!” Or, when the patient is being energized, you may request him to visualize his body and the affected part being filled with light or pranic energy.
• Or that he is inhaling light or pranic energy into his body and the affected part. This will greatly facilitate the rate of assimilation of pranic energy.

Energizing With Prana: Hand Chakras Technique

• When projecting prana to the patient’s energy body, one should simultaneously draw in air prana or air vitality globule from the surroundings. This would prevent draining or exhausting oneself and becoming susceptible to infection and diseases.
• There are many ways of drawing in prana and projecting prana; one of the safest and easiest ways is through the hand chakras. One of the hand chakras is used to draw in air prana and the other to project prana or life energy to the patient.
• Both left and right-hand chakras can either predominantly draw in or project prana. The hand chakra is alternately drawing in and projecting prana at a rapid rate.
• Whether it predominantly draws in prana or predominantly projects prana is a matter of intention or will. You can use the right-hand chakra to project prana and the left-hand chakra to draw in prana or vice-versa.
• This is a matter of personal preference. With the right-handed, it is easier to draw in prana using the left-hand chakra and project prana with the right-hand chakra and vice-versa for the left-handed persons.
• Prana is drawn in through one of the hand chakras and projected through the other hand chakra. Attention or concentration should be focused on the hand chakras (on the centers of the palms) and on the part to be treated with more emphasis on the hand chakras.
• Focusing too much on the part being treated than on the two-hand chakras is a common mistake done by beginners. This would tend to reduce the flow of prana coming in and going out.

Procedure:

1. Press the center of each palm with your thumbs to facilitate your concentration.

2. The drawing-in hand should be turned upward while the projecting hand should be turned downward or outward. The reason behind this is that we have been conditioned to receive with the hand turned upward and to give with the hand turned downward or outward. When a child asks for something from the parent, the parent gives with the hand turned downward while the child receives with the hand turned upward.

3. Concentrate or focus your attention on the center of your palm that will be used for drawing in pranic – energy for about 10 to 15 seconds. This is to partially activate the hand chakra, thereby enhancing its ability to draw in pranic energy. If you intend to draw in pranic energy through your left hand, then concentrate on its center.

4. Place the other hand near the affected part and concentrate simultaneously on the center of both hands.

• If you intend to project with your right-hand chakra, place your right hand near the affected part. Maintain a distance of about three to four inches away from the patient.
• Continue concentrating or focusing your attention on the centers of your palms until the patient is sufficiently energized. For simple cases, this may take about 5-15 minutes for beginners.

5. There should be an initial expectation or intention to draw in prana from one hand chakra and to project prana through the other hand chakra.

• Once the initial intention or expectation has been formed, there is no need to further consciously expect or will to project.
• The position of the hands, the initial expectation, and the concentration on the centers of the palms will cause prana to be automatically drawn in through one of the hand chakras and projected out through the other hand chakra.

6. Some healers commit the mistake of concentrating too much on the projecting hand and not enough on the receiving hand.

• As a result, they are not able to project enough pranic energy because they are not drawing enough of it.
• Also, they tend to become easily exhausted since they are using their own pranic energy instead of that from the surroundings. Therefore, the healer should concentrate more on the receiving hand than on the projecting hand in order to avoid being depleted.

7. When energizing or projecting prana, you must gently will or form an initial intention, directing the projected prana to go to the affected chakra and then to the affected part.

• It is critically important that the projected prana be directed to the affected part. This will produce a much faster rate of relief and healing.
• Just energizing the affected chakra without willing or directing the pranic energy to go to the affected part will result in a slower distribution of prana or life energy from the treated chakra to the affected part, thereby producing a slower rate of relief and healing.

8. The left and right armpits should be slightly opened to allow easier flow of prana from one hand chakra to the other hand chakra. This is important.

9. If you feel a slight pain or discomfort on your hand while energizing, flick your hand. When energizing, the hand should be flicked regularly to throw away the diseased energy.

10. Energizing should be continued until the treated part is sufficiently energized. The affected part has enough prana if you feel a slight repulsion coming from the treated area. or if you feel a gradual cessation of the flow of prana.

• your palm to the treated area. The flow of prana may feel like a warm moving current or just a plain subtle moving current. The feeling of slight repulsion or cessation of flow is due to the equalization of the pranic energy level between your hand and the treated area.
• For beginners, energizing with prana may take 5-15 minutes for simple cases and about 30 minutes or more for more severe cases,

11. Cross-check whether the treated area is sufficiently energized by simply rescanning the inner aura of the treated part. If it is not, then energize further until the treated part has sufficient prana.

12. If the treated part is overenergized to a high degree apply distributive sweeping to prevent possible pranic congestion. This is done by sweeping the excess prana with your hand to the surrounding areas. Cross-check the result by scanning. If the treated part is overenergized to a slight degree by only three inches, then just leave it as it is.

13. Prana or ki may also be projected through the fingers or finger chakras other than the hand chakra. The prana coming out from the finger chakras is more intense.

• If the projected prana is too intense, the patient may feel pain and a boring or penetrating sensation which is quite unnecessary. It would be better to master energizing through the hand chakras before trying to energize through the finger chakras.
• In energizing, visualization is helpful but not necessary. You may or may not imagine white light going to the treated part or chakra. In advanced pranic healing, colored pranic energy or colored light is used to facilitate the rate of healing.
• Just relax and concentrate calmly on the hand chakras. The result will automatically follow. The technique is simple, easy, and quite effective. Try it and judge for yourself.
• If the healer prefers to visualize, he can visualize the projected pranic energy as “white light”, not “colored light”.
• Elementary and intermediate pranic healers should preferably avoid using color pranic energy when healing since its improper use may cause adverse effects on the patient. This should be done preferably by advanced pranic healers only.
• In drawing in prana, there are several possible positions: the “Reaching for the Sky” pose, the “Devi” pose, and the “Buddha” pose.
• In the “Reaching for the Sky” pose, raise the receiving arm and turn the palm upward. The act of raising the arm upward is similar to unbending a water hose.

There is a meridian or energy channel in the armpit area which is connected to the left-hand chakra and the right-hand chakra. The unbending of this meridian allows prana to flow with minimum resistance. The act of concentrating on the receiving hand chakra is like turning on the water pump. When you concentrate on the receiving hand, its chakra is activated and draws in a lot of pranas.

• In the “Devi” pose, bend the elbow of the receiving hand until it is almost parallel to the ground. The arm is moved slightly away from the body to make a small opening in your armpit area.
• This has the effect of unbending the meridians in the armpit area. The palm is turned upward. This conditions the mind to receive prana.
• In the “Buddha” pose, let your receiving arm hang loosely and causally. The arm is moved slightly away from the body to allow a small opening in the armpit area.
• The palm is in a casual position and is not raised upward. The casual position requires more concentration for beginners since the upward position of the palm which conditions the mind to receive prana is not used.

The author usually used the “Devi” pose because it is more comfortable and does not look too strange. This reduces the resistance of the patient. It is quite possible for a patient to partially and unintentionally block most of the prana projected to him by the healer if he finds the healer too strange or if he strongly rejects and disbelieves this form of healing. That is why it is better to establish rapport with the patient to make healing faster and easier.

Stabilizing The Projected Prana

One of the potential problems in pranic healing is the instability of the projected prana. The projected prana tends to gradually leak out causing the possible recurrence of the illness. This potential problem can be handled by thoroughly cleansing or sweeping the part to be treated and by stabilizing the projected prana.

The projected prana can be stabilized in two ways:

After energizing, “paint” the treated part with light blue for three to four seconds. If you are not good at visualizing simply say, “light blue, light blue, light blue” while “painting” the treated part.

Will or mentally instruct the projected prana to remain or stabilize.

You can perform this experiment to prove to yourself the validity of these principles and techniques.

Procedure:

• Using the hand chakras technique, project a “white” prana on top of a table for about one minute and simultaneously visualize and form it into a ball without being willing to remain. This is the first pranic ball.
• The project, visualize and form a blue pranic ball for about one minute without willing it to remain. This is the second pranic ball.
• Project and form a white pranic ball for about one minute and will or mentally instruct the pranic ball to remain for an hour. This is the third pranic ball. Make sure the locations of these balls are properly marked.
• Scan the three pranic balls to make sure they are properly formed.
• Wait for about 20 minutes and scan the three pranic balls again. You may find that the first pranic ball is already gone or greatly reduced in size while the second and third pranic balls are still quite intact.

Releasing The Projected Pranic Energy

A healer will notice that it is relatively easier to be detached when healing strangers than when healing one’s own children, relatives, or close friends. This is due to the tendency of the healer to be “overconcerned” or too anxious with the result because of the emotional attachment to the patient.

• Clairvoyantly, this attachment is seen as an etheric or energy cord (cord of light) linking the healer to the patient.
• Because of this cord, there is a tendency that the projected prana may return to the healer, therefore, the patient may get well slowly instead of rapidly.
• To avoid this, the healer should visualize himself cutting the etheric cord or “cord of light” with an imaginary pair of scissors or knife.
• Also, it is better not to think about the patient immediately after the treatment because the etheric link might be re-established, Furthermore.
• If the patient is very depleted, there is a possibility for the healer to unknowingly continue energizing the patient even long after the treatment, which in the long run.
• This will cause the healer to be depleted. Should this happen, the healer must calmly visualize himself cutting the etheric cord again.
• Under normal circumstances, when the healer is calm and detached (but not indifferent to the patient), the projected pranic energy is released and the etheric cord is automatically cut.

Suggested Practice Schedule

1. Sensitizing the hands – 5-10 minutes per day.
2. Scanning 5-10 minutes per day
3. General and localized sweeping – 10 minutes per day.
4. Energizing with prana 10 minutes per day.

The above schedule should be followed for at least three to five weeks to prepare you in case there is a sudden need to heal somebody like your own child or others of simple cases such as fever, loose bowel movement, gas pain, muscle pain, insect and bug bites, etc.

• Preferably, these techniques should be applied to actual patients. If this is not possible, then practice with a friend or a relative.
• If you are one of those few who are not able to sensitize your hands on the first session, just proceed to sweeping and energizing with prana. Continue the practice of sensitizing your hands.
• In general, you should be able to accomplish this in three to four sessions. It is advisable and preferable to learn to heal simple cases first (at least 30 cases) before proceeding on your own to treat more difficult or severe ones.
• This is necessary in order to gain experience and confidence.

When A Healer Should Not Heal

• A healer should not heal when he is sick or suffering from general weakness. This is to avoid the transference of diseased energy to the patient.
• A healer should not also heal when he is feeling very angry or irritated, because the projected pranic energy will be contaminated with anger and other negative emotions. This may cause the patient to become worse.

Five Things To Avoid In Pranic Healing

1. Do not apply too intense and too much prana on infants, very young children, the very weak, and elderly patients. With infants and very young children, their chakras (energy centers) are still small and not quite strong.

• With very weak and elderly patients, their chakras are weak. Applying too much prana or too intense energizing on these patients will result in a choking effect on their chakras.
• This is similar to the choking reaction of a very thirsty person who drinks too much water in too short a time. Infants and children should be energized gently and gradually and only for a shorter period of time for their chakras, being quite small.
• Can easily be overenergized and congested. The ability of the very weak and old patients to assimilate prana is very slow.
• Therefore, these types of patients should be energized gently, gradually, and for a longer period of time since their bodies are quite depleted. They should be allowed to rest and assimilate prana for about 15-20 minutes before energizing them again.
• If the solar plexus chakra (energy center) is suddenly overenergized, resulting in the choking effect on the chakra, the patient may suddenly become pale and may have difficulty in breathing.
• Should this happen, apply localized sweeping immediately on the solar plexus area. The patient will be relieved immediately. Although this type of case is rare, it is presented in order to show what to do in case something like this happens.
• Treating infants, children, and elderly patients is just like shaking hands with infants, children, and very old people; your grip tends to be gentle, whereas, when shaking hands with adults and younger people, your grip tends to be firmer and stronger.

2. Do not energize the eyes directly. The eyes, being delicate, will be easily congested with prana if energized directly and may be damaged in the long run.

• The eyes are energized through the back of the head (back head chakra), the area between the eyebrows (ajna chakra), and the temples (temple minor chakra).
• In case the eyes are sufficiently energized, the excess prana would just flow to other parts of the body.

3. Do not directly and intensely energize the heart for a long time. It is quite sensitive and delicate. Too much prana and too intense energizing may cause severe pranic congestion of the heart.

• The heart should be energized through the back of the spine near the heart area. In energizing the heart through the back, prana flows not only to the heart but to other parts of the body.
• This reduces the possibility of pranic congestion of the heart. If the heart is energized through the front, the flow of prana is localized around the heart area, thereby increasing the possibility of pranic congestion.

4. Do not energize the meng mein chakra of infants, small children, and older people.

• This may activate the meng mein chakra and cause the infant, small child, or elderly patient to have hypertension, which may thus affect the brain.
• In the case of a pregnant woman, this chakra should not also be treated since it may cause adverse effects on the unborn child. This chakra should be treated only by advanced or experienced pranic healers.

5. Do not energize the spleen chakra of infants or children because they may faint as a result of pranic congestion. Should this happen, just apply general sweeping several times to remove the excess pranic energy.

• The spleen chakra of a patient with hypertension or a history of hypertension should not also be energized because the patient’s condition might become worse.
• However, this chakra is used to treat patients who are very weak or very depleted. It is important that the spleen chakra should be treated only by advanced or experienced pranic healers.
• Pranic healing is quite safe as long as you follow properly the given guidelines and instructions.

Steps In Healing

1. Smile and establish rapport with the patient to enhance his receptivity. Observe and interview him.
2. Scan the affected parts, the vital organs, major chakras, and the spine.
3. Instruct him to assume the receptive pose.
4. Apply general sweeping.
5. Do localized sweeping on the affected areas.
6. Rescan the affected parts. In the case of pranic congestion, the scan is to determine whether the congestion has been significantly reduced or not. For pranic depletion, scan to determine if the inner aura of the affected part has become a little bigger or has partially normalized.
7. For simple cases, sweeping or cleansing is sometimes sufficient to heal the patient.
8. Before energizing, make the patient receptive in order to facilitate the absorption and assimilation of the projected pranic energy.
9. Energize the affected parts with prana.
10. Get feedback from your patient. If there is some pain left, ask for the exact spots and rescan those areas. Do more sweeping and energizing.
11. If the part is highly overenergized, do distributive sweeping to prevent possible pranic congestion.
12. Rescan the treated area to determine whether the affected area has been sufficiently decongested or energized. Thoroughness is the key to dramatic healing or very fast healing.
13. In pranic congestion, cleansing is emphasized. In pranic depletion, energizing is emphasized.
14. Stabilize the projected prana. This is very important.
15. Release the projected pranic energy by visualizing the etheric cord or cord of light linking you and the patient being cut by an imaginary pair of scissors or knife.
16. Instruct your patient not to wash the part that has just been treated for about 12 hours; otherwise, the symptoms may recur. Water absorbs some of the pranic energy that has been projected to the affected part.

Patients suffering from severe ailments or general weakness should not take a bath for about 24 hours after pranic treatment. This is to enable the body to gradually absorb and assimilate the pranic energy that has been projected.

• For beginners, it would be better if scanning is done before questioning the patient. This is to improve their accuracy in scanning. Scannings, like decision-making or other human facilities, can be influenced by suggestions.
• You should watch out for this possible flaw in scanning the patient and try to recheck your findings. For simple localized illnesses, general sweeping may be omitted.
• For infectious diseases, general sweeping should preferably be applied, even if the ailment is just a simple case of eye infection or cold because the whole body is more or less affected; the outer
• aura usually has holes. The rate of healing is much faster when general sweeping is applied in these cases.

Can You Heal Without Scanning?

• If your ability to scan is quite limited, you still can heal without scanning. For simple cases, just ask the patient what part hurts or is causing discomfort.
• Then apply localized sweeping and energizing. For severe types of ailments, just follow the steps or instructions in the book. For certain severe ailments, there are patterns that can be followed.
• For instance, patients suffering from heart ailments usually have imbalanced or malfunctioning heart and solar plexus chakras. Therefore, cleansing and energizing these two chakras would greatly improve the condition of the patient.
• The heart should be energized through the back heart chakra. Although you can heal without scanning, you would be much more accurate and effective if you use scanning. Sometimes, some of the malfunctioning chakras are located far away from the painful or ailing part.

Critical Factors In Healing

The patient must be scanned and rescanned thoroughly and accurately. Correct pranic diagnosis will load to correct treatment. Proper rescanning will give correct feedback as to the effectiveness of the initial treatment. The patient’s energy body must be thoroughly cleansed to increase the rate of healing and avoid radical reactions.

• The patient must be energized sufficiently with prana. Insufficient energizing would produce only slight improvement or a slow rate of healing.
• Stabilize the projected prana to prevent it from escaping or leaking out. Many new healers become overconfident and commit the serious mistake of not stabilizing the projected prana when their patients tell them how their conditions have greatly improved.
• As a result, some patients experience a recurrence of symptoms or ailments after about 30 minutes or a few hours. Therefore, always stabilize the projected prana after energizing.
• When the healer is calm and detached, the projected energy is released and the etheric cord linking the healer and patient is automatically cut.
• However, if the healer is anxious or attached to the result, he should use the visualization technique in cutting the etheric cord in order to prevent the projected pranic energy from going back to him.

Insulating Garments

• Materials such as silk, rubber, and leather goods tend to act as partial insulators to prana. Patients should be requested not to wear silk since it makes the projection of prana on them difficult.
• Leather or rubber shoes and leather belts should preferably be removed to make general sweeping more effective. Some healers prefer to remove their shoes when healing in order to absorb more ground prana.

Treatments For Simple Cases

1. Headache or Migraine

• Scan the crown, forehead, and Ajna chakras, the back of the head, and the entire head and neck. Headaches could be caused by pranic depletion or congestion on these parts. The eyes, the temples, and the solar plexus chakras should also be scanned.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the crown, forehead, and Ajna chakras, the back of the head, and the affected head area. If the cause is due to pranic congestion, localized sweeping is usually sufficient to remove the pain.
• Or just ask the patient what part is aching and apply localized sweeping and energizing alternately on the affected part until the patient is relieved.
• If the headache is due to eye strain, apply the treatment for “eye strain or tired eyes.”
• If the patient has a migraine, or if the headache is due to some emotional problems or stress, apply localized sweeping thoroughly and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras first before treating the head area.
• The emphasis should be on localized sweeping. The front and back solar plexus chakras may require 100 to 200 sweepings each. Repeat the treatment several times a week for as long as necessary.
• Remember to always get feedback from the patient and always rescan the treated area to determine whether the treatment has been done properly.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.

 

2. Eye Strain Or Tired Eyes

• Scan the eyes, ajna, temple, and back head chakras. These are usually depleted; occasionally, some of them may be congested.
• Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the eyes. Rescan to determine whether the inner aura of the eyes has increased in size. If it has, it means cleansing has been successful. c. Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the ajna, back head, and temple minor chakras.
• Energizing is done more on the ajna and back head chakras, and less on the temple minor chakras. When energizing, you may visualize white light or pranic energy going inside the eyes. Do not energize the eyes directly since they may be damaged in the long run.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.

3. Sore Eyes

• Apply general sweeping two or three times.
• Then apply the same treatment for “eye strain or tired eyes.” Be sure to clean the eyes thoroughly.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras. This is to energize and strengthen the whole physical body.
• Repeat the treatment two or three times a day for as long as necessary.
• In severe cases, clean and energize gently the spleen chakra. Observe the patient. In rare cases, he may get congested and may faint. Do not highly energize the spleen chakra if the patient has hypertension.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.

4. Earache

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing thoroughly on the affected ear and the jaw minor chakras.
• If the patient has a stuffy nose, apply localized sweeping and energizing on the Ajna chakra.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras to energize and strengthen the whole physical body.
• Repeat the treatment two to three times a day for as long as necessary. If symptoms persist, consult a medical doctor.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.

5. Nose Bleeding

• Clean and energize the Ajna chakra.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy. In many cases, the healing is instantaneous.

6. Toothache

• Scan the affected part. There is usually pranic depletion in the painful area.
• Clean the affected area by applying localized sweeping thoroughly.
• Energize the affected part with fingers instead of the palm until the patient is substantially relieved. The projected pranic energy from the fingers is more penetrating than that of the palm.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Instruct the patient to see a dentist as soon as possible.

7. Sore Throat or Laryngitis

• Apply general sweeping three times.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the throat, secondary throat (the hollow soft portion of the throat), and jaw minor chakras (the lower portion behind the ears.)
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras. This is to energize and strengthen the whole physical body.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment several times a day for as long as necessary.

8. Cold with Cough and Stuffy Nose

• Scan the ajna, throat, secondary throat (the hollow soft lower portion of the throat), back heart chakras, the lungs (front, side, and back), and the front and back solar plexus chakras. These areas may be congested and/or depicted.
• Since the whole body has been affected to a certain degree, apply general sweeping three times to clean the whole body.
• If the patient has a stuffy nose, apply localized sweeping and energizing on the Ajna chakra.
• If the patient has a cough, apply thorough sweeping and energizing on the throat and secondary throat chakras.
• If the lungs are partially affected, apply localized sweeping on the lungs and the back heart chakra. Energize the lungs through the back heart chakra.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras. This is to energize and strengthen the whole physical body.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Rescan the treated areas and get feedback from the patient. If the treatment has been done properly, the patient should be greatly relieved.
• The patient may be given another treatment after four hours to reinforce the earlier treatment.
• Instruct the patient to rest and not eat too much. Eating too much consumes a lot of prana which is needed for the rapid healing of the body.

9. Fever

• The treatment for fever is divided into three parts: bringing down the fever, increasing the pranic energy level of the body, and strengthening its defense mechanism by energizing the bones in the arms and legs; and treating the cause or the affected part.
• Fevers are usually caused by respiratory or gastrointestinal infections. Tonsillitis is also a common cause of fever in children.
• Scan the whole body, especially the chakras and organs connected to the respiratory and gastrointestinal systems. Patients with fever are usually depleted, their inner auras being small (about two inches or less), and the solar plexus chakra congested.
• Interview the patient and ask him about the symptoms of his ailment.
• Clean the whole body thoroughly by applying general sweeping three to five times.
• Apply localized sweeping on the front and back solar plexus chakras about 50 to 100 times, then energize the front solar plexus chakra. Stabilize the projected pranic energy. Energizing the solar plexus chakra without thorough cleansing may cause the fever to become worse. This is a radical reaction.
• Steps c and d are very important in rapidly bringing down the fever. The emphasis is on cleansing. Thorough cleansing of the entire body and the solar plexus chakra is very important.
• Although the body is depleted, it is filled with red-hot pranic energy and the solar plexus chakra is usually congested with muddy, red-hot pranic energy. In general, the fever can be brought down rapidly by removing the congested, dirty red energy from the solar plexus chakra.
• In many cases, applying general sweeping several times and localized sweeping thoroughly on the front and back solar plexus chakras is sufficient to bring down the temperature.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the navel chakra, the hand, and the sole minor chakras. You may visualize the pranic energy or white light going inside the bones of the hands and legs in order to strengthen the defense mechanism of the body.
• This is also to partially activate the hand and sole minor chakras, thereby increasing their capacity to absorb air and ground prana. This will gradually and steadily energize the whole body providing it with sufficient prana or life energy to fight the infection.
• Do not stabilize the projected pranic energy on the sole and hand minor chakras since this would partially inhibit them.
• Do not energize directly the basic chakra because if it is overenergized, the fever might go up. It is no longer necessary to energize the basic chakra because when the sole chakras are energized, the basic chakra is automatically energized without being overenergized.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing thoroughly on the crown chakra.
• Fever which is accompanied by vomiting, loose bowel movement, and abdominal pain is usually associated with gastrointestinal infections. Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the front and back solar plexus chakras, stomach, navel chakra, small intestine, and large intestine.
• Energize the solar plexus and navel chakras slowly and gently. The emphasis should be on thorough cleansing. Energizing without thorough cleansing may cause a radical reaction and worsening of the symptoms.
• Fever which is accompanied by a stuffy nose, cough, and or difficulty in breathing is usually associated with respiratory infections. Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the Ajna, throat, secondary throat, jaw minor, back heart chakras, and lungs. Then stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• In case of severe infection, clean and energize gently the front and back spleen chakras to improve the immune and defense system of the body. Observe the patient. In rare cases, he may get congested and may faint. Do not highly energize the spleen chakra if the patient has hypertension.
• When this technique is done properly, most patients will show dramatic improvement in a few hours. In rare cases, patients may experience a slight increase in temperature in the first few hours.
• This is partly due to the radical reaction and the intensified fight between the germs and the white blood corpuscles. The slight increase in temperature can be avoided or corrected by applying general sweeping three to five times and localized sweeping about 50 times or more on the front and back solar plexus chakras.
• The treatment should be given two to three times a day to greatly increase the rate of healing. The patient is likely to recover in less than a day or two.
• With infants and small children, just apply general sweeping thoroughly and localized sweeping thoroughly on the front and back solar plexus chakras.
• This is usually sufficient to bring down the temperature in a short period of time. Treatment may be repeated several times a day if necessary.
• If symptoms persist, instruct the patient to consult a medical doctor as well as a certified pranic healer immediately.

10. Hiccup

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras. Treatment should be continued until the patient is relieved.
• If the patient is suffering from chronic or long-standing hiccups, apply localized sweeping and energizing on the navel chakra until the patient is substantially relieved.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy,
• Repeat the treatment if necessary.

11. Stomach Pain and Gas Pain

• Scan the front and back solar plexus and navel chakras and the abdominal area.
• Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the front and back solar plexus and navel chakras, and the abdominal area. In many cases, just applying thorough localized sweeping on the front and back solar plexus and navel chakras, and the upper and lower abdominal areas is sufficient to partially or completely relieve the patient.
• Energize the front and back solar plexus and navel chakras. If localized sweeping is not done thoroughly, the patient may experience a radical reaction or a worsening of the condition.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• If symptoms persist, instruct the patient to consult a medical doctor immediately as well as a certified pranic healer.

12. Poor Appetite

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus, navel, and basic chakras.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy. Repeat the treatment if necessary.

13. Diarrhoea

• Scan the front and back solar plexus and navel chakras, and the abdominal area.
• Apply general sweeping three times.
• Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the front and back solar plexus and navel chakras, and the abdominal area. The emphasis should be more on the abdominal area. Usually, a patient can be partially or completely relieved by just applying localized sweeping thoroughly.
• Energize the front and back solar plexus and navel chakras. The patient should experience relief after a short period of time.
• If the patient is quite weak but does not have a fever, apply localized sweeping and energizing on the basic chakra to strengthen the body.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• If the pain becomes more intense and the loose bowel movement more frequent, this means that the patient has not been cleaned thoroughly. Therefore, apply more localized sweeping on the solar plexus and navel chakra, and the lower abdominal area.
• If symptoms persist, instruct the patient to consult a medical doctor immediately as well as a certified pranic healer.

14. Constipation

• Scan the front solar plexus and navel chakra, the abdominal area, and the basic chakra.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus, navel, and basic chakras.
• Be sure to stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Usually, the patient will be relieved in a short period of time. For acute and chronic constipation, it may take several hours before the patient is relieved. For chronic constipation, repeat the treatment several times a week for as long as necessary. This treatment, when applied regularly, will improve and strengthen the eliminative system.

15. Parasitic Worms

Apply the same treatment for “constipation” several times a week for as long as necessary. Instruct the patient to consult a medical doctor.

16. Dysmenorrhoea

• Scan the sex and navel chakras, the lower abdominal area, and the basic chakra.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the sex, navel, and basic chakras. The emphasis should be on applying localized sweeping thoroughly on the sex chakra. In many cases, patients may experience partial or complete relief.
• If the patient is exhausted or has fainted, then the front and back solar plexus chakras should also be cleaned and energized.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Most patients will be relieved in a short time.
• This treatment can be applied three days before menstruation to avoid dysmenorrhoea.

17. Irregular Menstruation or Absence of Menstruation

• Use the same treatment for “dysmenorrhoea.”
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the ajna chakra and the throat chakra.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment several times a week for as long as necessary.

18. Muscle Pain and Sprain

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the affected part. The emphasis should be on energizing. Most patients will recover partially, if not completely, in a short time.
• For a new sprain, energizing should be continued until there is complete relief. The patient should not overexert the treated part since it has not healed completely; otherwise, the pain will recur immediately. For faster results, use the fingers for energizing.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.

19. Low Back Pain

• Scan the patient thoroughly, especially the spine, the front and back solar plexus chakra, and the basic chakra.
• Apply general sweeping two to three times.
• Apply localized sweeping 10 times or more on the entire spine.
• Apply thorough localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus and basic chakras. In many cases, the patient may experience partial and complete relief immediately.
• Apply thorough localized sweeping and energizing on the affected part(s). Do not energize the meng mein chakra. The relief is usually very fast.
• Be sure to stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment two to three times a week for the next few weeks. This is necessary to make the healing permanent.

20. Difficulty in Raising the Arm (Frozen Shoulder)

• Scan the patient thoroughly. The armpit minor chakra of the affected shoulder is usually congested. In some cases, just applying localized sweeping without energizing the armpit will cause partial or complete relief.
• Apply general sweeping two to three times.
• Apply thorough localized sweeping and energizing on the affected shoulder and armpit. By thoroughly cleansing and energizing the armpit area, many patients will experience dramatic improvement in just a short period of time.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the throat,
• secondary throat, jaw minor, front and back solar plexus, navel, sex, and basic chakras. The emphasis of the treatment is on thorough cleansing and energizing of the solar plexus and basic chakras, and the neck area. The basic chakra controls and energizes the muscular and skeletal systems of the body; therefore, it is advisable to treat this chakra. Be sure to stabilize the projected pranic energy.

21. Stiff Neck

• Scan the throat, the entire neck, the shoulders, and the armpits. Scan the throat, secondary throat, jaw minor, front and back solar plexus, and basic chakras.
• Apply general sweeping three times.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing thoroughly on the front and back solar plexus, navel, basic, throat, secondary throat, and jaw minor chakras, and the affected parts. If the treatment is done properly, the effect is quite dramatic. The emphasis of treatment is on the solar plexus chakra, basic chakra, and neck area.
• Be sure to stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• A stiff neck could also be due to a heart ailment or hypertension. So, if symptoms persist, consult a medical doctor, and also a certified pranic healer.

22. Minor Arthritis or Rheumatism

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing alternately on the affected part until there is partial or substantial relief.
• Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the spinal column.
• Apply thorough localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras, liver, navel chakra, sex chakra, and basic chakra. The basic chakra controls and energizes the muscular and skeletal systems of the body; therefore, it is advisable to treat this chakra.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment several times a week for as long as necessary.
• Sometimes, arthritis could be localized in origin: for example, poor sleeping habits may cause a stiff neck, or an accident on the knee may result in arthritis of the knee after several years.
• If this is the case, the basic chakra may not necessarily be depleted, though in many cases, it is usually depleted. After the first or several treatments, the patient may be completely relieved.
• This does not necessarily mean that the patient is completely healed. It may mean that the patient is partially healed and is in the process of improving.
• Therefore, it is necessary to give the patient several more treatments.

23. Muscle Cramps

• Scan the affected part.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing alternately on the affected part until there is substantial or complete relief. The emphasis should be on energizing.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the front and back solar plexus, navel, sex, and basic chakras.
• Be sure to stabilize the projected pranic energy.

24. Minor Burns

• If the burn is caused by hot oil or boiling water, gently wipe off the oil or water immediately.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing alternately on the affected part. The patient may experience substantial relief within 20 to 30 minutes. When the treatment is done properly, the affected part will only show a red mark instead of forming a blister. Repeat it several times a day.” until the red mark disappears.
• If the burn is already a few hours or a few days old, apply thorough localized sweeping and energizing on the affected part and on the basic chakra.
• The basic chakra is also treated in order to facilitate the healing process. Repeat the treatment several times a week for as long as necessary. Make sure the treated area is sufficiently energized.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.

25. Contusion and Concussion

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the affected part.
• Repeat the treatment three or four times a day for several days.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• When the treatment is done properly and thoroughly, the rate of healing will be very fast and the treated part will not usually show any black and blue marks.
• If the affected part is on the head area, instruct the patient to consult a medical doctor immediately, and also a certified pranic healer.

26. Cuts and Inflamed Wounds

• For fresh wounds, apply localized sweeping immediately on the affected part and then energize thoroughly.
• If the wound is inflamed, apply localized sweeping and energizing on the affected part. The emphasis should be on localized sweeping. Sometimes it may even be necessary to apply as much as 50 to 100 localized sweepings.
• To further accelerate the rate of healing, apply localized sweeping and energizing on the basic chakra.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment two or three times a day for as long as necessary.

27. Sunburn

• Since the patient is suffering from congestion of solar pranic energy, apply general sweeping five times or more.
• Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the affected parts until the patient is substantially or completely relieved.
• Do not energize the patient. The effect is quite dramatic when the treatment is done properly.

28. Eczema and other Minor Skin Allergies

• Just apply localized sweeping thoroughly and energizing on the affected part until there is substantial relief.
• Apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the liver (front, side, and back)
• Apply localized sweeping thoroughly and energizing on the front and back solar plexus, navel, and basic chakras. The emphasis of the treatment is on the thorough cleansing of the solar plexus and basic chakras.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment thrice a week for as long as necessary.

29. Boils

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing thoroughly on the affected part. The emphasis should be on localized sweeping. If this is done properly the boil will become pinkish instead of dark red.
• If the patient has chronic boils, apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the liver. Then apply localized sweeping thoroughly and energizing on the front and back solar plexus chakras.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the basic chakra.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment if necessary.

30. Insect and Bug Bites

• Apply localized sweeping and energizing alternately on the affected part until there is a substantial reduction in redness and swelling.
• Be sure to stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment if necessary.

31. Pimples

• Apply thorough localized sweeping and energizing on the face. The face is depleted and the inner aura is relatively gray.
• Scan the ajna, throat, secondary throat, jaw minor, solar plexus, navel, sex, and basic chakras. Then apply localized sweeping and energizing on these chakras.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• The face may be treated once or twice a day while the major chakras may be treated once every two or three days.
• The patient is expected to watch his diet and to keep his face regularly clean. Irritating the pimple should be avoided.
• The emphasis should be on cleansing and energizing the face. Substantial improvement may occur in a few weeks’ time.

32. Insomnia

• The basic chakra is the center of dynamic activity. If the basic chakra is highly overactivated, it manifests as restlessness and insomnia. Overactivation of the basic chakra is usually caused by the overactivation of the solar plexus chakra.
• By applying localized sweeping thoroughly, it is possible to normalize the front and back solar plexus chakras and the basic chakra, thereby enabling the patient to sleep deeply and easily.
• If the patient is too excited or overenergized, apply general sweeping three to five times. Apply localized sweeping 30 to 50 times each on the front and back solar plexus chakras and basic chakra. This would be sufficient to make the patient drowsy. Apply downward sweeping only. Do not apply upward sweeping since it would tend to make the patient more alert.
• If the patient is under stress or emotionally disturbed, apply generally sweeping three to five times. Apply localized sweeping 30 to 50 times each on the crown, ajna, throat, front and back solar plexus, and basic chakras.
• You may energize a little the treated chakras. Also, apply localized sweeping thoroughly on the meng mein chakra, and on the left and right adrenal glands which are usually congested. Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the back heart chakra to soothe the patient.
• Stabilize the projected pranic energy.
• Repeat the treatment thrice a week for as long as necessary.
• If the patient is depleted, apply general sweeping several times. Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the navel and solar plexus chakras.

33. General Weakness

• Apply general sweeping two to three times.
• Apply localized sweeping and energizing on the basic, sex, navel, front, and back solar plexus chakras.
• Repeat the treatment three times a week for as long as necessary. This is very effective when applied regularly.

34. Relieving Tiredness

Apply the same treatment for general weakness. This is very helpful, especially in relieving tiredness after a hard day’s work. The effect is almost instantaneous when it is done properly. This technique is used as an “energy booster” for working people.

What to do if You are not Sure (For Simple Ailments)

• Ask the patient about his complaint.
• Apply thorough localized sweeping about 30 to 50 times and energize the affected areas.
• Repeat the treatment if necessary.

The author has taught many ordinary people how to heal, and they have become relatively proficient in just a few weeks’ time. Pranic healing is easy. It just needs an open mind and a little perseverance.

How Frequently Should Healing Be Done?

It depends on at least four factors:

1. The severity and the acuteness of the ailment. In severe cases, the rate of deterioration could be quite fast. For healing to take place, the rate of healing must be faster than the rate of deterioration.

• To increase the rate of healing, the frequency of the treatments has to be increased. For example, in treating patients with cancer, the treatment has to be given at least once every two days.
• If treatment is given once every two weeks, the patient is not likely to improve because the rate of deterioration is much faster than the rate of healing.
• In emergency or critical cases, the rate of deterioration is so fast that the treatment may have to be given once every hour or once every four hours depending upon the acuteness of the case.
• In acute appendicitis, the treatment has to be given once every hour for the next four hours or until the condition has substantially improved.
• In the next few days, the treatment should be given two to three times. Not all cases of acute appendicitis can be healed by pranic healing. Some may require surgery.

2. The rate of pranic consumption. Tissue damage caused by burns, cuts, concussions, and acute infections consumes large quantities of prana at a very fast rate.

• If the patient is suffering from severe infection or burn, then the affected part should be energized once every hour for the next few hours since the rate of pranic consumption is very fast.
• In acute pancreatitis, the patient can be treated once every four hours until he has substantially improved. Another factor is how fast the patient wants to get well.
• If a patient has a concussion on the arm and he wants to get well in a day or two, this would require several applications of pranic healing for the first few hours.
• If healing is done immediately and properly, the skin will not blacken or turn yellow and the rate of healing will be very fast less than a day or two days at the most.
• If the patient just wants a moderate rate of healing, then the treatment can be applied just once. If pranic healing is applied immediately, then the concussion will be healed within a few days.

3. The delicateness and importance of the part being treated. If the organ being treated is quite delicate and vital such as the head, eyes, and heart, then healing should preferably be applied at a longer interval.

• This is to avoid possible pranic congestion which may have serious consequences.
• If the part being treated is not so delicate or sensitive like the knee or the arm, then healing can be applied once every hour for the next four hours without serious side effects or radical reactions.

4. The age and health condition of the patient. Patients who are very weak or old require a series of mild treatments since their ability to absorb prana is very slow.

• These are factors to be considered in determining the frequency of treatments. The healer should use sound judgment or discrimination on this matter. The author usually prefers to treat a patient at an interval of once every two to three days in most cases.
• In critical cases or if the patient wants a very fast rate of healing, pranic treatment is applied once every hour for the next few hours on the first day and once or twice a day for the next few days.
• The healer should observe or monitor the patient closely for possible radical reactions which could be serious.

Holistic Or Integrated Approach To Healing

As stated earlier, the disease can be caused by internal or external factors or a combination of both. Obviously, the health condition of a person depends upon the well-being of the visible physical body, the energy body, and the psychological health of the patient. Although many simple and serious diseases can be healed by pranic healing, it is better to reinforce the healing process by taking herbs or medicinal drugs.

• If the visible physical body and energy body are treated simultaneously, obviously the rate of healing would be much faster and more effective than orthodox medicine alone or pranic healing alone.
• An acupuncturist uses acupuncture to treat the energy body and herbs to heal the visible body by strengthening the affected organs.
• Although the author heals by using pranic healing only and has obtained amazing results, he also encourages his patients to consult medical doctors, take medicines, and undergo surgery, if this is necessary.
• The ancient famous Chinese doctor Hun To was noted not only for their skills in acupuncture and herbs but also for his surgical skills. Although pranic healing alone can do a lot of fantastic things, it has its limitations, Proper diet and physical exercise are sometimes necessary.
• At times, the intake of herbs or medicinal drugs, change in lifestyle, emotional therapy, or surgery is required. It is important to maintain one’s objectivity and to have a proper perspective of what the other types of healing can do.
• Fanaticism and going to extremes should be avoided. Just as it is foolish for some doctors trained in orthodox medicine to ignore or sometimes ridicule paranormal healing.
• It is equally foolish for some paranormal healers to ignore what modern medicine is capable of doing and what it has done to cure and alleviate the suffering of man from diseases.

How Do You Will Or Intend?

• You do not have to tense your muscles or exert extraordinary effort when you “will” or “intend”. You do not even have to visualize or close your eyes.
• When you perform with understanding, expectation, and concentration, you are already willing! The degree of concentration required is not extraordinary.
• The degree of concentration used in reading a book is sufficient to perform pranic healing. The author does not expect you to believe or disbelieve what he has written.
• What he expects from you is an open, inquiring mind with a strong interest to experiment and verify the validity of the principles and techniques suggested in this book.