Holistic Energy Healing: The New Frontier
Although practiced for thousands of years, holistic energy healing is said to be the new frontier
in energy medicine. It is the wave of the future, now practiced in modern hospitals and holistic clinics.
in energy medicine. It is the wave of the future, now practiced in modern hospitals and holistic clinics.
You may have come to this site because you have tried everything to recover from a serious illness or extreme pain. Energy healing therapy is a gentle, yet helpful tool that can help you manage or heal your condition. It can restore balance to your system and rekindle your hope…
What is Holistic Energy Healing?
This alternative healing therapy works under the premise that we are we are ultimately made up of quantum energy. Your energy can be influenced by universal energy and other energetic biofields (or auras). And your seven main energy centers (or chakras) can be rebalanced for optimum health.
The holistic practitioner uses the spiritual intent to heal, while using universal energy to redirect and rebalance your energy centers. For a taste of healing magic
Healing Touch, Quantum Touch, Reiki and Pranic Healing all use hands on healing for this approach. And they all do this using the same principles. That is, with a knowledge of human energy and energy centers within the body.
This is a form of spiritual energy healing that treats the whole person. (Your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual self.) The goal is to restore balance to your energy centers and fortify them. This is what heals you.
Benefits: Why I Love Holistic Energy Healing…
- Energetic healing is very gentle. Because of this, it can help manage extreme pain and may be beneficial for patients in pre and post surgery.
- Holistic energy therapy complements modern medicine and may transcend some of its limits.
- Energy healing is extremely soothing and some benefits can be felt right away.
- Holistic care can bring new hope for healing stubborn ailments.
- You will experience more energy as energetic blocks dissolve.
- There are no side effects.
- Some healing therapy can be done on the self.
- Healing circles are cropping up all over North America. Most of these are free or by donation.
Hope Through Holistic Energy Healing...
There is a bright future for alternative energy healing in modern medicine. But you don’t have to wait to enjoy the benefits of this healing modality. People all over the world have benefited from it already. And the principles that have been passed down through the arc of time won’t change. The miraculous benefits can be yours as well… …The possibility of holistic healing awaits you...Healing on all levels…Healing for your mind, body and soul... Let your quest for comfort and well-being be realized. You deserve to be well. You deserve peace. You deserve to live in comfort. The possibilities for holistic energy healing are limitless. Be a part of the new frontier of alternative medicine.
What is Ayurveda
Ayurveda, the traditional medicinal system from ancient India, has been healing humanity through lifestyle modifications and herbal medicine for over 6000 years. Ayur-veda, meaning the knowledge of life, suggests that our lifestyle be examined before taking medicine. These lifestyle modifications are simple things that your own grandmother might have told you, especially if she were from India. We will examine some of these simple home remedies that will help promote calmness during the fall season.
3 Doshas-4 Seasons
In Ayurveda, there are 3 primary energies or doshas (dośas): Vata (Air-Ether), Pitta (Fire-Water), and Kapha (Water-Earth). Just as every person and every time of day has a dosha that predominates, every season is also dominated by one of the 3 doshas. Fall is ruled by Vata, winter by Kapha, spring by Kapha-Pitta, and summer by Pitta.
Calming your Vata this Fall
No matter what your prakrti (natural constitution), you are always affected by the changes in your environment including the seasonal ones. When the dry, cool fall winds start to blow, it is important to adjust your lifestyle to balance the Vata predominant in nature. If you have a Vata constitution (endomorph, thin, tight body type), these tips are even more important as you will be doubly affected by the Vata season. Kaphas (endomorphs, large, round body types) and Pittas (mesomorphs, medium, muscular body types) are more affected by winter and summer, respectively.
Daily Lifestyle Routines
The word routine is death to Vatas, but that is exactly what they need to calm their over stimulated nervous systems. Ideally, going to bed before 10 pm and getting up before 6am is the suggested sleep pattern for all prakrtis, especially during the fall. Another important routine is that of eating. Regular eating times, a light breakfast, a heavier lunch, and a light dinner before 6pm, all aid digestion and calm vata imbalances. Since both of these ideals are difficult to achieve in our 24-7 society, do the best you can to at least establish a regular routine, no matter what it is. Getting up early one day and sleeping in the next or eating at 6pm one day and at 10pm the next, all promote Vata imbalance and poor digestion-elimination.
Body Oil Massage
Another important way of balancing Vata, is through massaging the body, joints, and even the head with oil. Sesame oil is the generic anti-Vata oil for back/neck pain, sore joints, dry feet, dry skin, and anxiety, all Vata imbalances. Heat the oil slightly before applying and try to leave on at least one hour before showering it off. You can also try putting some on your feet, knees, belly, back, neck, etc. before bed and showering it off in the morning. For Yogis, try putting it on before your Yoga practice and see the effects.
Warm, Moist, Oily Food
Adding some 3-6-9 or sunflower oil to your favorite stir fry, dhal, oatmeal or soup just before eating it, will also help calm your Vata this fall. Spicy pumpkin, acorn, or carrot soups will ward off the dry, cool winds from your bones and calm the nervous system. They will help keep your digestive fires burning brightly. Holiday favorites at a typical Thanksgiving meal all decrease Vata while promoting Pitta and Kapha. Be careful of caffeinated teas which promote Vata though chai is more balanced with its warming spices.
Gratitude
During this season of harvest, by giving thanks for all that we have, the Vata predominance of the fall season is balanced and nourished by the more Kapha emotions of love and gratitude. Make gratitude part of your daily routine including in your Yoga practice. Changes made at the mind-heart level have a more fundamental effect on our healing than any other lifestyle modifications we may make.
As we move into the fall season of freshly harvested food, pumpkin pies, and spiced teas, keep warm and nourished inside and out through these simple lifestyle modifications.
