To Prabhaji on her project on spontaneous healing.

[Guest guest]

Dear Prabhaji,

 

It is so humble of you to ask for my opinion on your project.

 

I am trained in Reiki and so I have some idea about non medical

healing. I started my journey in Reiki with a lot of doubt and

scepticism. But I was blessed with many experiences that convinced me

that such healing was indeed possible.

 

In the matter of healing I have come across cases which have been

aided by Reiki, energy healing, prayers and faith healing. But I have

personally not physically seen any case which has been fully cured by

such methods alone.

 

I too believe that it is the spiritual and faith angle in all methods

of healing that ultimately help the patient in overcoming illness.

One reason why the modern doctors are increasingly becoming unpopular

is that they do not listen to the patient, and worse, do not treat

him as a human being.

 

However as a member of many energy healing groups I have come across

claims that spontaneous healing has indeed occurred. I don't know

whether there was any follow up to ensure that the healing was

permanent. I know that most of us have the ability to rise above our

illnesses, but they return when we lower our defences.

 

I have seen many energy healers at work on the Discovery channel. The

other day I saw an energy healer being probed on the Ripley's Believe

It Or Not show. It was amazing to see steam rising from the wet

towels he placed on the affected parts. An examination with a thermal

camera also clearly showed that there was a rise in temparature in

his palms and in the affected areas which he attempted to heal. It is

also important to note that he was treating a mainstream doctor who

obviously was very pleased with the result. He was relieved of his

rheumatic pain.

 

I think ladies are more amenable to try this form of healing, though

I know of both genders being benefitted. My own Reiki teacher has

introduced us to many subjects who were very sceptical at the time of

healing. So clearly faith is not the only criteria here.

 

I believe in spiritual healing because I have FELT divine guidance

during at least two of my healing sessions. On one occasion I was

guided to the Reiki positions intuitively without my knowing that

those positions were the best. In another case I was overwhelmed at

the intensity of the case and percieved a divine power taking over

when I cowered and faltered.

 

I will try to help you by introducing you to a group which has many

healers and would be happy to guide you.

 

Respect & Regards,

Jagannath.

 

 

 

 

, Prabha Krishnan

<prabha40249 wrote:

>

> Dear Jagannath,

>

> I am attaching details of my current project. (I'm not sure if

this group accepts attachments?)

> I wonder if you will be so kind as to comment on it.

>

> As you will see, it is gender-specific, because it is sponsored

by the Research Centre for Women's Studies SNDT University. I would

like to interview women who have experienced healing after working

with Muslim or Christian faith groups.I am also keen to understand

the insights of women who have been care-givers for men and chidren

experiencing such healing.

> I am already examing the Charismatic Healing Centre here which is

a branch of the world wide Christian movement. I am sorry to add to

your work load! But if you suggest some suitable cases I would be so

grateful.

> Thanks and regards.

>

> Prabha Krishnan.

>