Pranic healing is an ancient science and art of healing that utilises the prana or life energy to heal the whole physical body. It also involves the manipulation of prana and bioplasmic (energy) matter of the patient’s body.
According to Hindu tradition, prana is the life force, the basic constituent and source of all life and the universe. It is the energy responsible for keeping the body alive and healthy.
This energy is recognised in many other cultures and known by different names such as Chi in Chinese, Ki in Japanese, Mana in Polynesi
an, Pneuma in Greek, and Ruah in Hebrew. The main sources of prana, available in abundance, are air, sun, earth and the divine. Prana can be projected to another person for healing.
Pranic healing is based on two fundamental laws:
The law of self-recovery: The body in general has the capacity to heal itself.
The law of self-recovery: The body in general has the capacity to heal itself.
The law of life force or prana: For life to exist, the body must have prana or life energy.
The healing process can be accelerated by increasing life energy on the affected part(s) and on the entire body.