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Cogenental Meningomyelocele, Spina Bifida 5 years old, Body Dysmorphic 37 yrs.

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Dear Marilette,

 

1.I am treating a five year old boy for very rare

discease called Cogenental Meningomyelocele and Spina

Bifida. Compared to other kids with such disceases, he

is far better in the sense, he is able to walk, there

is no damage to his brain and to top it all, he is a

pretty bright and cheer ful kid. He has, during waking

been able to tell his mother when he wants to pass

stools but he has absolutely no control of his urinary

system. I am cleaning all associted chakras with LWV

and doing divine healing. The healing has been going

on for about three weeks. His mother reports a marked

improvement in his food intake, his ability to eat on

his own and general improvement of health. But as yet

he stll has not be able to control is urination and is

using pampers. His mother is worried what would happen

when he outgrows pampers especially when he is at

school. Anything specific we can do to help the kid.

 

2. I am treating a 37 year old male adult who is

suffering for the last 12 years from Sizophernia.He

also feels that he has marks on his face and is

therefore afraid of being ridiculed when he goes to

public places. He has thought forms/entities in his

Solar Plexus front and Back, Throat & Crown. Apart

from giving him psycho treatment thrice a week, I have

asked him to do THM with Chakral Healing, regular salt

water baths and vegetarian food. I have been treating

him for the last for weeks, yet he still feels that

his marks on the face has not gone one bit. He also

gets bouts of fits which thru Pranic Healing is under

control. But the concern is to get this feeling of

scars on his face out of the system which will help

him to mingle with the society.

 

Love

 

Prakash Balgopal

 

 

 

 

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Dear Prakash,

 

Namaste.

 

Thank you for your email.

 

1. Please take note that this patient is only 5 years

old. Bladder control is a natural physical

development. According to Diane K. Newman, RNC, MSN,

FAAN of the Incontinance Centre of New Hampshire,

U.S.A.:

 

" Ten percent of all children over age four, mostly

boys, experience bed-wetting (voiding while asleep),

which is the most common bladder disorder seen in

young people. In addition, approximately 750,000

children with such handicaps and birth defects as

spina bifida or tethered cord syndrome experience

ongoing bladder control problems. At least one percent

of school children exhibit abnormal voiding habits and

all forms of childhood wetting, other than

bed-wetting, should be categorized as incontinence.

 

Nighttime bed-wetting (nocturnal enuresis) is common

in young children. We are all born incontinent; an

infant’s bladder empties involuntarily depending on

stimuli and urine volume. As a toddler’s bladder,

pelvic nerves and bladder control center develops,

voiding gradually becomes voluntary. Bladder capacity

increases one ounce (30ml) each year during the first

eight years of life and girls generally have a larger

capacity than boys do.

 

Bladder control during the day is usually achieved

between the ages of two and three; nighttime control

is mastered by age four, although girls are

successfully toilet- trained earlier than boys. Many

children achieve daytime continence while still

lacking bladder control during the night. Most

children outgrow bed-wetting; but around ten percent

continue with nighttime bed-wetting.

 

Statistics show that twenty percent of four-year-olds

still wet the bed, but ten to fifteen percent of these

children stop bed-wetting each year and as many as one

to three percent of eighteen-year-olds still wet their

bed. Studies show a strong family history of

bed-wetting is predictive and risk increases five to

seven times for a child with one parent that

experienced bed-wetting in childhood.

 

Children who wet the bed beyond the age of six

generally need only to wait longer for their bladders

to mature. Nerve pathways between the pelvis and brain

may not yet be fully developed in these children or

they may still have small bladders. Some children

sleep so soundly that they don’t wake up even when

their bladder is full and needs to be emptied. A

physical or medical problem such as diabetes or a

urinary tract infection can also cause the

bed-wetting, so if it persists in your child past age

six, you should discuss the situation with your

child’s pediatrician.

 

Bed-wetting is usually divided into two main

categories, primary (ninety percent) and secondary

(five to ten percent). Children with primary

bed-wetting have never experienced an extended period

of dryness (two to three months) without the use of

some type of treatment or medication. The usual cause

of primary bed-wetting is an irritable bladder with

too small a capacity. Secondary bed-wetting occurs

when a child has stopped bed-wetting for an extended

period of time (usually six months) and then resumes.

Such factors as diabetes, urinary tract abnormalities,

anatomic abnormalities, and psychological factors may

cause secondary bed-wetting. In rare cases,

bed-wetting can be the result of narrowing of the end

of the urethra, which can be widened through

stretching. Children with secondary bed-wetting often

have problems associated with the complex of attention

deficit disorders (ADD).

 

As with incontinence in adults, bed-wetting in

children is surrounded with myths and misinformation.

 

Parents must understand that children eventually

outgrow the problem. Only five to ten percent of

children who suffer from enuresis are found to have a

physical abnormality. Only one to three percent of

adolescents over age sixteen are troubled by nocturnal

enuresis. Controversy surrounds the various treatment

options and most professionals feel that parents

should postpone medical action, at least until

puberty, since most children outgrow the problem by

then. "

 

Continue the pranic healing treatment with the

intention to rectify and assistist the proper

development of physiological conditions.

 

Get the parents involved by doing daily giving thanks,

blessing, and visualizing this child as a being of

light and properly developed.

 

 

2. Body dysmorphic treatment

 

Pranic Psychotherapy:

 

1. Continue the standard pranic psychotherapy

treatment with greater emphasis on thorough cleansing.

The behavioral condition may take several weeks to

heal but the healing of the source of the illness will

have to continue for a more extended period of time.

Patient and patient's family's cooperation can hasten

the healing period.

 

 

2. Increase frequency of treatment twice daily for the

first 10-15 days then decrease to once per day for the

next 2 weeks, then to 3 times per week thereafter

until needed.

 

3. Patient's family may do proper practice of the

Planetary Meditation for Peace ( also known as

Meditation on Twin Hearts ) daily to include patient's

healing in their blessings. This will influence the

general family energy, generate inner strength, and

promote the feeling of general well being, harmony,

peace and love among the family members. They may

also visualize the proper healing of the patient by

visualizing him as perfectly formed and bright.

 

Group meditation raises the energy produced by the

practice exponentially and therefore produces

miraculous results in healing.

 

4. When the patient's improvement has reached 75%,

and when the patient is capable, regular proper

practice of the Meditation will activate the higher

centres, clean and seal the the chakras and the aura

properly, raise the level of consciousness, and

prevent relapse. Patient may do the Meditation alone

or preferably join a group to do the Meditation.

 

5. Patient: regular salt water bath, service and

tithing.

 

Love,

 

Marilette

 

 

 

 

 

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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 . ~ Master Choa Kok

Sui

 

Miracles do not happen in contradiction to nature, but only to that which is

known to us in nature. ~ St. Augustine

 

 

 

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