Pranic Healing Teachers: Connect, Share, Inspire!: TTC Delhi July 07

Friday, July 27, 2007

TTC Delhi July 07

Hurray! We did it! 21 of us, from all over Northern India, participated and completed a Teachers Training Course held at the Pranic Healing Foundation, New Delhi.

The facilitator was Acharya Daphne, and she was loving, inspirational and had a wealth of knowledge.

The hecklers in the class, lovingly, were Anita and Dr. Rahul. Kudos to them to helping us learn what a real class may be like in the future.

But for me, Ray 2 type, Jhilmil, my classes will be handled from the heart, with LOVE!

Enjoy staying in touch through this blog, and Atma Namaste!

Jhilmil

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What is Pranic Healing?

From the first cry of an infant to the last gasp of a dying man, there is nothing but a series of breaths. We get most of our life energy from the air we breathe. Every living thing depends upon breathing. When breathing stops, life stops.

Pranic Healing is based on the overall structure of the human body. Man's whole physical body is actually composed of two parts: the visible physical body and the invisible energy body called the bioplasmic body. The visible physical body is that part of the human body that we see, touch and are most acquainted with. The bioplasmic body is that invisible luminous energy body which interpenetrates the visible physical body and extends beyond it by four or five inches.

Pranic Healing is an ancient science and art of healing that utilizes prana or `ki' (life energy) to heal the whole physical body. Prana is a Sanskrit word meaning "life-force," the invisible bio-energy or vital energy that keeps the body alive. Pranic Healing was widely practiced in the ancient civilizations of China, Egypt and India.

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LORD make me an instrument of your peace,
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