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Dear Felicia,

 

Greetings.

 

This is a " healing crisis. " This means that the physical body is reacting

radically to the healing because a lot of diseased, negative energies have

been removed and expelled and healthy, fresh, revitalizing energies are

being absorved by the body. This is good. However, this can create a

radical reaction since the cells and organs have not been properly

nourished, hence not really working for a long time. With the surge of the

fresh and healing energy, the energy body can easily be influenced and

healed, however, the physical body takes time to absorb and assimilate the

energy. It lags behind.

 

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3873 Schaefer Ave. # A

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Tel No: 1-909 548 0884

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Toll Free: 858 479 5656

Website: http://www.pranichealing.com

 

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600 Meadowlands Parkway, Suite 142

Secaucus, New Jersey 07o94, USA

Tel No: 1-201 863 7816

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Love and light, masterfe

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At 05:19 PM 12/4/00 -0600, you wrote:

>Dear Master Fe and List members,

>

>I have two questions:

>

>1. I recently worked on a man who is a former alcoholic. I have

>worked with him perhaps 5 times. This last time, I did psychotherapy

>with him. Half way through the session, his stomach area began to

>shake (in waves) and then this spread to the entire upper body,

>including his arms and hands. It was rather violent. I was taken

>aback, but figured if he were concerned or frightened, he would ask

>to stop. He was in a trance-like state. I worked for another 30

>minutes on him in this condition. I then grounded his energy in

>order to relieve the shaking. Luckily, it stopped. He said

>afterward he felt as if demons had been exorcised from him. My

>question is: Is there anything further I could have done (I was

>praying as well) to deal effectively with this condition? Is there

>more of a chance of 'contamination' for me under these circumstances?

>Should I have taken any extra precautions?

>

>2. Is anyone on the list or does anyone know Pranic Healers who live

>in the Phoenix, Arizona area or the Springfield, Missouri area? I

>have two family members in these areas who would like to find a local

>practitioner.

>

>Blessings,

>

>Felicia

 

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" Pranic Healing is not intended to replace orthodox

medicine, but rather to complement it. If symptoms

persist or the ailment is severe, please consult

immediately a medical doctor and a certified pranic

healer. "

 

- GRAND MASTER CHOA KOK SUI

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several of my instructors told me that there really isn't supposed to be a

healing crisis in chinese medicine. proper diagnosis and accordingly properly

designed formulas will clear up the damp-heat, wind-cold, qi-stagnation, or

whatever, and shouldn't have adverse effects such as vomiting. i guess the only

exception would be if you wanted to induce vomiting... but this is a procedure

which isn't often used in modern times... at least in the west.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Where is the crisis exactly? I'm not a big fan of healing crisis either. If it

can be helped.

 

marie sepich <shamanist1 wrote:several of my instructors told me that

there really isn't supposed to be a healing crisis in chinese medicine. proper

diagnosis and accordingly properly designed formulas will clear up the

damp-heat, wind-cold, qi-stagnation, or whatever, and shouldn't have adverse

effects such as vomiting. i guess the only exception would be if you wan0ted to

induce vomiting... but this is a procedure which isn't often used in modern

times... at least in the west.

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Yeah, I have to say that I've never been one to buy into the idea of

a healing crisis in Chinese medicine. I usually think that it

indicates that something was missing in the treatment approach.

However, on occassion I have seen people " get worse before they get

better " , which is basically synonymous with a healing crisis. I used

to think this was complete nonsense, but now I see that it does

sometimes happen. In the case of my client with the orange stools I

think both are true---I think that if I had circulated his liver more

he might not have gotten sick. However, he has been much better

since then---but that may be from some herbs I started him on shortly

afterward.

 

 

Chinese Medicine , marie sepich

<shamanist1> wrote:

> several of my instructors told me that there really isn't supposed

to be a healing crisis in chinese medicine. proper diagnosis and

accordingly properly designed formulas will clear up the damp-heat,

wind-cold, qi-stagnation, or whatever, and shouldn't have adverse

effects such as vomiting. i guess the only exception would be if you

wanted to induce vomiting... but this is a procedure which isn't

often used in modern times... at least in the west.

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