What Is Pranic Healing ?  
  Pranic healing is an ancient science and   art of healing that utilizes prana (or   chi/qi/ki) or life energy and the chakras or   energy centers to heal diseased energy   levels.
  The healing process involves the   manipulation of the patient's chakras, ki   and aura. It has also been called medical   qigong (ki kung or ki healing), psychic   healing, vitalic healing, therapeutic touch,   laying of the hand, magnetic healing, faith   healing, and charismatic healing.
 
   
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   Prana or Ki
 
    
    Prana or ki is that life energy which keeps the body alive and healthy. In Greek it is     called 'pneuma', in Polynesian 'mana', and in Hebrew 'ruah', which means 'breath of     life'. The healer projects prana or life energy or 'the breath of life' to the patient,     thereby, healing the patient. It is through this process that this so-called 'miraculous     healing' is accomplished.

 
       

Basically, there are three major sources of prana: solar prana, air prana and ground prana. Solar prana is prana from sunlight. It invigorates the whole body and promotes good health. It can be obtained by sunbathing or exposure to sunlight for about five to ten minutes and by drinking water that has been exposed to sunlight. Prolonged exposure or too much solar prana would harm the whole physical body since it is quite potent.


 
Prana contained in the air is called air prana or air vitality globule. Air prana is absorbed by the lungs through breathing and is also absorbed directly by the energy centers of the bioplasmic body. These energy centers are called chakras. More air prana can be absorbed by deep slow rhythmic breathing than by short shallow breathing. It can also be absorbed through the pores of the skin by persons who have undergone certain training.
 
 
 
  
Prana contained in the ground is called ground prana or ground vitality globule. This is absorbed through the soles of the feet. This is done automatically and unconsciously. Walking barefoot increases the amount of ground prana absorbed by the body. One can learn to consciously draw in more ground prana to increase one's vitality, capacity to do more work, and ability to think more clearly.

    

    
   

 

      
    Water absorbs prana from sunlight, air, and ground that it comes in contact with.     Plants and trees absorb prana from sunlight, air, water, and ground. Men and     animals obtain prana from sunlight, air, ground, water, and food. Fresh food contains     more prana than preserved food.Certain areas or places tend to have more prana     than others. Some of these highly energized areas tend to become healing centers.

    During bad weather conditions, many people get sick not only because of the     changes in temperature but also because of the decrease in solar and air prana (life     energy). Thus, a lot of people feel mentally and physically sluggish or become     susceptible to infectious diseases. This can be counteracted by consciously     absorbing prana or ki from the air and the ground. It has been clairvoyantly observed     that there is more prana during daytime than at night. Prana reaches a very low level     at about three or four in the morning.


 
              
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