Guest guest Posted July 11, 2005 Report Share Posted July 11, 2005 Dear David, Namaste. Thank youfor your email. When the question of healing severe medically incurable ailments like those with genetic components was asked, Maste Choa Kok Sui, replied saying that " ....anything is curable provided that someone is willing to pay for the karmic consequences. " For SARCOIDOCIS patient: Applying pranic psychotherapy regularly before advanced pranic healing for severe ailments is very effective and facilitates over all healing to a large degree. Love, Marilette --- David Lampert wrote: > Hi Marilette, > > Namaste > > Thank you for your reply to my question, I have been > away but I have begun to do some distance healing > with > my friend following the procedure you outlined. My > friend though skeptical is also quite receptive and > will work with me, though it is difficult for her to > be fully engaged and receptive. > My follow up question is about the connection to the > psychological/emotional realm. My friend has > struggled > with " depression " since the onset of her Sarcoidosis > and her situation lately has been a struggle for > her. > She has faced many contextual issues the last 12 > years. When I scan her I pick up (intuitively) a lot > of fear in her basic, grief in her solar plexes and > confusion in her anja. This is while doing a > physical > health scan. I did a prannic psychotherapy session > on > her basic and solar plexes which helped her sleep. I > really do not have a specific question hereexcept > for > your guidance on connecting the prannic psycho > therapy > to the prannic healing. > > Take Care and Be Well > > David Rice-Lampert > --- PHQandA < wrote: > > > Hi Marilette, > > > > I hope you are well. I am writing from Winnipeg, > > Canada and I have been active with Prannic Healing > > for > > about one year now. I have completed 2 basic, one > > advanced and one psychotherapy course. I am > > committed > > to Prannic Healing and practise aas a spiritual > > healing practise. > > > > A frind of mine , who I have been doing some > healing > > with has a diagnosis of SARCOIDOCIS. Would you ba > > able > > to suggest how I should approach working with her > to > > help her heal from this condition. The doctors > tell > > her there is no cure, but she has repeated lung > > infections that they treat agressively with > > antibiotic > > therapies. > > I look forward to any suggestions you may have. > > > > Take Care and Be Well > > > > > > David Rice-Lampert > > > ===================================================== > > > > Dear David, > > > > Namaste. > > > > Thank you for your email. > > > > Medical Background: > > Sarcoidosis is a disease due to inflammation. > > > > The disease can attack any organ of the body in > any > > location. The disease is characterized by the > > presence > > of granulomas, small areas of inflamed cells. They > > can > > be either inside the body or on the body's > exterior, > > appearing as sores on the face or shins. But > > sarcoidosis is most frequently found in the lungs. > > > > Pulmonary sarcoidosis can cause loss of lung > volume > > (the amount of air the lungs can hold) and > abnormal > > lung stiffness. > > > > Granulomas can appear on the walls of the alveoli > > (small air sacs in the lungs) or on the walls of > the > > bronchioles (breathing tubes in the lungs). They > > also > > appear in the lymph nodes in the chest, causing > them > > to enlarge. > > > > No one yet knows what causes sarcoidosis.It is > > thought > > by most scientists to be a disorder of the immune > > system, where the body's natural defense system > > malfunctions. > > > > Some physicians believe that sarcoidosis may > result > > from a respiratory infection caused by a virus. > > Others > > suspect that exposure to toxins or allergens in > the > > environment is to blame. Researchers are looking > for > > answers to this and many other questions about > > sarcoidosis. > > > > Ninety percent of the cases of sarcoidosis are > found > > in the lungs.Other commonly affected sites are: > > -Skin > > -Liver > > -Lymph glands > > -Spleen > > -Eyes > > -Nervous system, including the brain > > -Musculoskeletal system (the muscles and bones in > > the > > body) > > -Heart > > -Kidneys > > > > In pulmonary sarcoidosis, patients may have a dry > > cough (without sputum), shortness of breath, or > mild > > chest pain. > > > > In those cases where symptoms do appear outside > the > > lung, they can include a scaly rash, red bumps on > > the > > legs, fever, soreness of the eyes, and pain and > > swelling of the ankles. > > > > There can also be more general symptoms like > > fatigue, > > weakness, fever, and weight loss. These symptoms > are > > common in many other lung diseases, so diagnosis > may > > be difficult. > > > > In over half the cases, sarcoidosis appears > briefly > > and heals naturally. Sometimes the patient doesn't > > even know or do anything about it. From 20 to 30 > > percent of pulmonary sarcoidosis patients are left > > with permanent lung damage. And for a small > > percentage > > of patients, their sarcoidosis can become chronic, > > lasting for many years. > > > > No one can predict how sarcoidosis will affect an > > individual patient. but several things are certain > > that may reassure the patient. Sarcoidosis is not > > contagious. And there is no evidence that it can > be > > inherited, and passed from parents to children. > > > > Sarcoidosis is found throughout the world among > > almost > > all races and ages and in both sexes. However, it > is > > most common among African Americans and northern > > European whites. > > > > Sarcoidosis is mainly a disease of young adults -- > > patients between the ages of 20 and 40 -- although > a > > few persons past 60 have been known to contract > it. > > > > In most cases, the common course of sarcoidosis > that > > have no symptoms, the disease " burns itself out, " > > disappearing with little or no notice to the > patient > > or physician. > > > > If pulmonary sarcoidosis is serious, it can > develop > > into pulmonary fibrosis (the abnormal formation of > > fiber-like scar tissue in the lung). This actually > > distorts the structure of the lungs and can > > interfere > > with breathing, especially the ability to exchange > > oxygen in the lungs. > > > === message truncated === Pranic Healing is not intended to replace orthodox medicine, but rather to complement it. 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