Meridian Therapies, Flower Essences and other Energy Healing Methodes

This cannot be measured with the instruments that exist today (with the possible exception of the single Egely wheel) and with procedures that are certified as scientific. Recent research confirms that energy healing can help with many health problems for which modern Western medicine is either ineffective or unable to achieve significant improvement.

Today, more and more doctors are willing to incorporate these therapies into their practice. In the third part of our series, we will continue with a description of the different healing methods.

Chakra therapy goes back thousands of years. As you may know, the chakras (wheels in Sanskrit) are the main energy centres of the body, located in the central line of the body. There are seven major chakras and a number of minor or sub-chakras. Energy healers use their hands or an instrument (such as a pendulum, Körbler’s bio-indicator, Polish stick, etc.) to examine the state of the chakras and, if necessary, remove the surplus energy and fill the energy deficit. The so-called psychics, who can see several layers of the aura in different colours, perceive different coloured discs or spheres at the site of the chakras.

If the energetic state of the chakras can be balanced during the healing process, and the energy flow between them – which is constant in a healthy person – can be restored, then the energetic sphere can also improve the physical state of the patient by reflecting it back to the body. The technique of chakra healing can be used for both self and partner treatment (Clinton), as well as the increasingly popular healing method of Prananadi in Hungary.

All meridian-based therapies are highly effective in relieving nervousness, tension and stress, helping to relieve severe emotional trauma, pain and allergy symptoms.

Interestingly, in traditional cultures, shamans claimed that the plants spoke to them, “whispering” how they could help others or the specific patient. In a similar way, healers who are sensitive enough to develop their own flower essences intuitively, which means that they can sense what beneficial effects a particular plant or flower has and what problems it is appropriate to use it for. A further development of this method is when the flower essences are not just smelled or a few drops are placed under the tongue and swallowed, but are dripped onto different parts of the body. This method, which is named after Dietmar Kramer, is based on the fact that different zones of our skin correspond to different internal organs and can be particularly useful in the case of a specific disease or dysfunction.

Healing with flower essences can definitely be classified as energetic or information healing, since the essence contains the energy of the flower, its informative vibrations, which are received by the water and transmitted to the patient. The vibrations of a particular flower are able to restore the imbalance in the patient’s energetic and informational field.

If we concentrate our mental energy on one thing, our mind, our spirit, becomes stronger, more empowered. Meditation in energy healing helps to achieve the right concentration, to get in touch with our own bioenergy effectively, and puts the healer in a state that facilitates the bioenergetic connection with the patient. It also helps the healer (or self-healer) to connect more easily with divine or cosmic energy (LeShan, 1974).

Various studies have found that meditation can reduce pain, stress, high blood pressure, muscle tension, even high cholesterol and other problems. Research into meditation is being conducted by Maharishi International University, among others. It is worth mentioning that Michael Murphy and Steven Donovan published a comprehensive paper on this subject in 1997, analysing 600 studies. Another advantage of meditation is that it does not cost a penny and can be practised by anyone at any time. It is certain that you will need a doctor and hospital treatment less often (Orme-Johnson, 1976).

During meditation, hidden, blocked emotions are often released, and mental spasms are eased. If this happens too suddenly, and the meditator is not adequately prepared, he or she can become emotionally unstable. Of course, this can be avoided if the process is guided by someone experienced in meditation techniques.

The other role of intuition is to help us to sense the psychological background behind the patient’s symptoms. Many alternative healers also use their intuition to sense if a patient has experienced some kind of psychological or emotional trauma that has contributed to the development of their symptoms and illnesses. A particular example of this might be the 40-year-old female patient whose headaches are mainly due to the aggressive behaviour and brutality of the man she lives with. In this case, the healer came to this conclusion intuitively, and his patient confirmed its validity. Once the relationship was repaired, the headache disappeared (Benor).

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