Ancient energy healing methods have been well-known in the Middle Eastern countries for thousands of years. Only recently, the Western societies have started to become more and more interested in these type of practices.
This can only mean one thing: humanity is starting to wake up.
Yoga and meditation have also started to gain popularity in the past few years.
Energy healing, yoga and meditation have one thing in common: they all support humans in the self-healing process, which benefits the body, the spirit and the mind.
Hippocrates, the father of the Western medicine, even claimed:
THE NATURAL HEALING FORCE WITHIN EACH OF US IS THE GREATEST FORCE IN GETTING WELL.
Even the indigenous cultures thought the human body had the capacity to heal itself.
But for now, let’s return to the Ancient Egypt.
Yin and Yang was a concept used in the Chinese culture and medicine which described how dual forces could actually be complimentary.
The Egyptians had a similar concept, as well. They gave the soul two names: the Ba and the Ka. They believed a person’s soul continues to survive even if they die.
The Ka would be able to drink and eat. However, this life force remained stuck in the body of the deceased or in the statues.
The Ba is that part of the soul which has more freedom because it has the ability to travel places. That way, when someone died, they would be reunited in the afterlife.
Now, these two vital sources of energy were essential to the proper functioning of the human body according to Egyptians.
So when the flow of energy would be interrupted, this would most likely lead to sickness. Balancing the body’s energies was a way for them to maintain health and well-being.
To improve their immune and nervous system, they used The Wands of Horus which were metal cylinders filled with different materials. These cylinders had the purpose of harmonizing The Ba and The Ka.
The knowledge Ancient Egyptians had about energy healing was based on the exact same principles on which the Universe was founded.
Egyptians also believed not everyone could heal another person. The healer needed to possess wisdom about the Universe, energy, astronomy or numbers.
Learning how to heal others was the final step in the priesthood process in Ancient Egypt. Also, every priest had to first go through a self-healing process in order to clear all their issues and blockages. Only then they were allowed to perform healing on others.
The idea behind this was that by healing themselves first, their spirit would become pure enough to be able to connect to others.
As I’ve mentioned before, energy healing is not a modern concept, but it’s something we can all apply to improve our well-being, both physically and emotionally.
If you want to start the healing process, then you need to join the most powerful rapidly transformational meditation library on the planet so you can experience and feel the power yourself.
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