Alternating candida and pranic psychotherapy

[Guest guest]

Hello Marilette. Thanks so much for your help.

I'm curious if it's allright to alternate candida treatment one day

and pranic psychotherapy the next? I know I can't use colors with EV.

So maybe this would solve that problem? Also, can I integrate the two

as long as I don't use EV with colors?

For a bad case of Candida in the gut, I've been energizing with

lwg,then lwo,then lwv,after sweeping, is this allright?

Also, I don't have complete control over colors. Sometimes a color

may come in briefly. I stop and reform my intent.Is this allright?

[Guest guest]

Namaste.

 

> I'm curious if it's allright to alternate candida

> treatment one day

> and pranic psychotherapy the next?

 

Yes, you may alternate the days for treatment for

candida and the next day for psychotherapy.

 

I know I can't

> use colors with EV.

> So maybe this would solve that problem? Also, can I

> integrate the two

> as long as I don't use EV with colors?

 

Integration of the two treatments in one go

is better. The ph treatment for candida has to

be done ideally three to four times a day for

the next several days to be effective until

patient's condition becomes stable.

 

 

> For a bad case of Candida in the gut, I've been

> energizing with

> lwg,then lwo,then lwv,after sweeping, is this

> allright?

 

This is alright.

 

> Also, I don't have complete control over colors.

> Sometimes a color

> may come in briefly. I stop and reform my intent.Is

> this allright?

 

This is alright. With practice, your focus

will improve. " Healing is meditation is action. "

~ GMCKS.

 

You are doing very well. Keep up the good work!

 

 

Love,

 

Marilette

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