Intuitive healing is a form of therapy that has been with us for centuries. It is a technique that employs all our five senses in detecting illnesses and treating them. This is based on the assumption that well-being is linked to the flow of a special form of energy inside our bodies. An imbalance in this energy results in illness. We will examine the role that an intuitive healer plays in the practice of medicine today.
In this therapy, it is believed that the body has seven energy sites known as chakras. Each of the sites is thought to control a certain body system. Each of the chakras is associated with a set of emotions which in turn influence the manner in which the body systems function. Negative emotions are associated with disease processes and positive emotions are an indication of good health. The aim is to reinforce the positive emotions and to suppress the negative emotions.
The main components that are required for intuition healing are focused thinking and visualization. For this to be achieved, one has to either engage in remote viewing or meditation. These activities help to redirect energy back to the right path so as to restore the balance in the body. Remote viewing is the act of focusing on specific events, people or items in the past, present or future so as to evoke certain emotions.
When we meditate, we get some insight on the state of health of our bodies. It is for this reason that the healers recommend regular meditation. They say that the practice helps improve on our intuition. One may argue that medication does have some medical benefits as proven by science. These include reduction in blood pressure, control of stress and alleviation of heart disease symptoms.
Dreams also have an important role to play. Proponents of the therapy claim that dreams are an opportunity for the body to communicate to us. Our bodies help us answer many questions relating to our health, career choices, relationships and so on. It is advised that one keeps a record of all their dreams preferably in a journal.
The healer has the ability to perceive energy patterns within each of the sites using our sixth sense commonly known as intuition. While we all have this skill, the practitioners have over many years of practice honed and perfected it. Using this skill, the healers can detect the emotions that underlie a certain physical symptom. They then recommend healing exercises targeting the emotion and by extension, the symptom.
It is claimed that the healer can do their work regardless of the distance involved. When the client remains quiet and listens to their conscience, they can communicate with the healer through telepathy. This still, small voice is said to tell the sick what is wrong or right concerning their state of health.
Being aware of our bodies enables one to detect any symptoms at the earliest stage. It also gives them the ability to sense their body energy and they can tell whether the levels are low or high within the various chakras. The general advice is that clients should use this therapy to complement conventional treatment rather than rely on it by itself.
In this therapy, it is believed that the body has seven energy sites known as chakras. Each of the sites is thought to control a certain body system. Each of the chakras is associated with a set of emotions which in turn influence the manner in which the body systems function. Negative emotions are associated with disease processes and positive emotions are an indication of good health. The aim is to reinforce the positive emotions and to suppress the negative emotions.
The main components that are required for intuition healing are focused thinking and visualization. For this to be achieved, one has to either engage in remote viewing or meditation. These activities help to redirect energy back to the right path so as to restore the balance in the body. Remote viewing is the act of focusing on specific events, people or items in the past, present or future so as to evoke certain emotions.
When we meditate, we get some insight on the state of health of our bodies. It is for this reason that the healers recommend regular meditation. They say that the practice helps improve on our intuition. One may argue that medication does have some medical benefits as proven by science. These include reduction in blood pressure, control of stress and alleviation of heart disease symptoms.
Dreams also have an important role to play. Proponents of the therapy claim that dreams are an opportunity for the body to communicate to us. Our bodies help us answer many questions relating to our health, career choices, relationships and so on. It is advised that one keeps a record of all their dreams preferably in a journal.
The healer has the ability to perceive energy patterns within each of the sites using our sixth sense commonly known as intuition. While we all have this skill, the practitioners have over many years of practice honed and perfected it. Using this skill, the healers can detect the emotions that underlie a certain physical symptom. They then recommend healing exercises targeting the emotion and by extension, the symptom.
It is claimed that the healer can do their work regardless of the distance involved. When the client remains quiet and listens to their conscience, they can communicate with the healer through telepathy. This still, small voice is said to tell the sick what is wrong or right concerning their state of health.
Being aware of our bodies enables one to detect any symptoms at the earliest stage. It also gives them the ability to sense their body energy and they can tell whether the levels are low or high within the various chakras. The general advice is that clients should use this therapy to complement conventional treatment rather than rely on it by itself.
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