Pranic Healing - Chronic Stress Is Like Having a Flooded House

When we're younger, our bodies are typically very resilient and healthy. If we get flooded by emotions, stress, or trauma, our bodies are usually able to bounce back from it quickly. It's like if our house floods, we have the resources and energy to clean it up, fix wherever the water came in, and repair everything.


As we get older, stress tends to build up and wear on us, especially if we're having chronic stress. It's like the house floods, we try to patch up the hole, but then we're too busy worrying about other places the water is seeping in instead of cleaning up the water and repairing things. We don't have the resources or energy to fully address the issue. When we're under chronic stress, then our bodies are really in fight or flight and dealing with the stress. They aren't able to rest, relax, rejuvenate, and repair themselves. In this flooded house analogy under chronic stress, eventually the water gets stagnant and gross. That is the equivalent of seeing ailments at the physical, emotional, and mental level, or seeing chronic ailments. 



If we extend this analogy, we can think about the Pranic Healing Practitioner as an energetic plumber. I used to work at a store. Occasionally, people would clog the toilets and make the bathrooms really gross. There was this really awesome plumber, Carl, we always used to call. Carl would come, and not only would he fix the plumbing issue, but he would also clean up the mess. I don't know how plumbers do it. They go from having this horrible disaster of water and gross stuff to really getting it under control and cleaning up the whole situation. 



You can think about the Pranic Healing Practitioner as the plumber in this situation. The major energy centers within the body correspond to the endocrine glands. If the energy centers get overwhelmed by stress, they can start to malfunction or get clogged up, so to speak. The Pranic Healing Practitioner would come in and cleanse the energy center(s), the energy body, meridians, etc. and energize and balance the different energy centers, leading to a healthier and better functioning energy system. Essentially, the Pranic Healing Practitioner helps to unclog and repair the energetic plumbing of the patient, and then cleans up the associated mess within the body, and restoring function or at least providing some relief from the ailment.

Visit the Energy Medicine section of my site to find out more about my group, virtual, and in-person Pranic Healing sessions. 

Here's a video showing a simplified example of 1) how
our thoughts, emotions, and environment impact us and
2) Pranic Healing is like an energetic shower to
wash away the gunk.


As always, take what speaks to you and leave the rest.

Many blessings!

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