Pranic Healing Research Articles

A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Pranic Healing Therapy on Backache among Adults At Pranic Healing Centre in Pune City

Introduction: Pranic healing is a energy based therapy . It activates the healing meachanism in the bodyObjective : To assess the degree of pain among the adult on back pain.,to assess the effectiveness of Pranichealing therapy on backache among adults. And to determine the association between backpain and PranicHealing therapy with selected demographic variables variables Methods:. A quantitative approach andPre-experimental one-group pretest-posttest research design was used to assess the effectiveness of pranichealing therapy among adults group. study was conducted in a selected Pranic healing therapy centre inPune city more than 200 adult came for the therapy. Amongst them 40 samples were selected for the studywho fulfills the inclusion criteria.. Convenience sampling techniques was used for the selection of samplesin this study.Tool included three Sections . Part I – Demographic variable . Part II - modified Bayerchiro’spain scale to assess the symptoms of pain, stiffness, and physical function in patients with back pain. Thesamples were given a pretest , followed by Pranic healing therapy was given and post test is given. Result:Average pain score in pretest was 33.1 which decreased to 29.3 in posttest. T-value for this test was 9.3 with39 degrees of freedom. Corresponding p-value was small (less than 0.05), null hypothesis is rejected. This isevident that the Pranic healing therapy improved the backache among adults significantly Conclusion: Afterthe therapy given to the adult age group with backpain , pranic healing therapy is one of the most importantaspect to decrease pain without any side effects

Effect of Pranic agriculture on vegetative growth characteristics of spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.)

Objective: The present study was aimed to understand the application of pranic agriculture (PA) on the vegetative growth of Spinach. Methods: Spinach seeds were divided into non-pranic and pranic and sown in agricultural plots and growth parameters were recorded on 14, 26, 32, and 40 days respectively. The data were analyzed using Independent t-test at the 5% (p<.05) level of significance Findings: Shoot length and the number of leaves of Pranic treated Spinach were found to be significantly (p<.001) higher when compared with non-pranic samples. Also, stem diameter, root length, and leaf lengths were all higher in pranic treated Spinach. Conclusion: Pranic agriculture has the potential to enhance Spinach growth and thus could help farmers to overcome the agrarian crisis. Keywords: Prana; Pranic healing agriculture; Root length; Sustainable agriculture practices; Sustainable farming

Effectiveness of Pranic Healing in Treatment of Insomnia: Case Series

Introduction: Insomnia is the subject of a public health concern as it has affected the quality of life of millions of people. It has found to adversely influence physical, mental and social health as well as professional life. Globally, 37% of the adult population experience insomnia. There are many pharmacological, non-pharmacological and complementary and alternative measures to treat insomnia. Pranic Healing, the growing complementary energy medicine in the health care realm developed by Master Choa Kok Sui was used to describe its effectiveness in the healing of Insomnia.&#x0D; Methods: Case series study was applied to present the findings of two Nepalese adults being treated with insomnia with Pranic Healing. In this modality of energy medicine, treatment was done by assessing, cleansing and energizing the state of aura and energy level in the different energy centers through the rhythmic hand movement.&#x0D; Results: Cases were suffering from insomnia for more than a month which led them into stress, fatigue, irritation, and inefficiency. Pranic Healing therapy found that the over-activation of their Basic and Solar Plexus chakras were the immediate cause of insomnia. Pranic healer cleansed, energized and balanced their chakras with vital life energy or Prana for two healing episodes. Even today, both of the cases were found to have deep nocturnal sleep with active and efficient life.&#x0D; Conclusions: Pranic Healing, complementary therapy is effective in healing insomnia and in promoting, maintaining and restoring the health of people. However, large and controlled studies can be done to further analyze the effectiveness of Pranic Healing by upcoming researchers.&#x0D; Keywords: Pranic Healing, Insomnia, Master Choa Kok Sui, Nepal

Pranic Healing as a Complimentary Therapy in Stage-4 Metastatic Cancer-A Case Study

Pranic Healing as a Complimentary Therapy in Stage-4 Metastatic Cancer-A Case Study

Scientific rationale of pragmatic intervention of Chakra meditation as bioenergetic medicine in COVID-19

Objective: All around the globe the COVID-19 pandemic has jolted the minds of Scientists. They are trying to find any possible measures to fight against this pandemic. There is no specific treatment available for corona virus till now and a vaccine is yet to become available until 2021. The patients suffering from COVID-19 are under physical as well psychological trauma. Any intervention which improves quality of life of these patients is of paramount importance at this juncture. Chakras mediation which is a non pharmacological intervention for psychological wellbeing of patients is a time tested and scientifically proven approach to deliver holistic treatment to them. Traditional Indian practices are real soft power of India being followed for spiritual wellbeing even in this time of crisis. Data Source: Extract of various research studies related to Intervention of such practices like meditation, Pranic healing have been reviewed for therapeutic intervention of Shadchakra healing in health and diseases. Review Method: Evidence generated after pragmatic intervention of Chakras meditation will be a scientific contribution which will further generate interest throughout the scientific community. Result and Conclusion: Shadchakra healing therapy is most effective and experienced Psycho-immunological therapy for COVID patients.

Meditation-induced psychosis: a narrative review and individual patient data analysis.

Meditation is associated with health benefits; however, there are reports that it may trigger or exacerbate psychotic states. In this review, we aim to collate case reports of psychotic disorders occurring in association with meditative practice and to discuss the relationship between psychosis and meditation. We performed case-based analysis of all the existing studies published in English language using PubMed, PsycINFO, Cochrane, Scopus, EMBASE, CINAHL and Google Scholar with the search terms; 'Psychosis' OR 'Psychotic Symptoms' OR 'Schizophrenia' AND 'Meditation.' A total of 19 studies and 28 cases were included in the review. The patients described had an age range of 18-57 years; there was equal distribution of males and females. The diagnoses included acute psychosis in 14 cases, schizophrenia in 7 cases, mania with psychotic symptoms in 3 cases, and schizoaffective disorder in 1 case. The types of meditation described were Transcendent, Mindfulness, Buddhist Meditation like Qigong, Zen, and Theraveda, and others like Bikram yoga, Pranic Healing, and Hindustan Type meditation. Of the 28 cases reported, 14 patients had certain precipitating factors like insomnia, lack of food intake, history of mental illness, stress, and psychoactive substance use. There are case reports of psychotic disorder arising in association with meditative practice; however, it is difficult to attribute a causal relationship between the two. At the same time, there is a body of research describing the beneficial effect of meditative practice in clinical settings for patients with psychotic disorders. Appropriately designed studies are needed to further investigate the relationship between meditative practice and psychosis.

Effectiveness of Pranic Healing on Mental Health

Effectiveness of Pranic Healing on Mental Health

Penyembuhan Pranic Healing terhadap Kesehatan Tubuh Fisik Primigravida Trimester III

This study aims to improve the physical health condition of third trimester primigravida pregnant women. The method in this study uses a randomized controlled trial design. This type of research uses pre-test &amp; post-test group design. The results of this study indicate that the results of organ energy as an indicator of physical body health have increased the frequency of pre and post test. The repeated ANOVA test showed a decrease in both groups. While the Wilcoxon test results showed that there were differences in the post test 2 energy organs p = 0.013 (&lt;0.05), post test 3 p value 0.001 (&lt;0.05). Conclusion, pranic healing therapy can increase the physical energy of pregnant women.&#x0D; &#x0D; Keywords: Organ Energy, Trimester III Pregnancy, Pranic Healing, Primigravida

Application Model of Pranic Healing Therapy for Emotional Stress Using Accurate Bio-Well GDV Camera

Pregnancy is a period of both hormonal and non-hormonal overall change in the body. Emotional instability is commonly experienced by women during this period. However, this somewhat complex issue is often not addressed optimally. Pharmacological therapies using CPZ and lithium are often administered, but they have effects for the body. Therefore, there is a need to administer non-pharmacological therapy that has minimum side effects. This research aims to increase the healthy energy within the body using Pranic Healing, which is measured by the Bio-Well GDV camera. This research employed the pretest-posttest method on two groups (treatment and control) using the Randomized Controlled Trial design. Pranic Healing therapy was performed for 30 minutes once a week for 3 weeks, while GDV measurement was performed once a week for 4 weeks. Paired t-test results for Pranic Healing on emotional pressure showed p-value of 0.0001 (&lt;0.05) for posttest2 and p-value of 0.005 (&lt;0.05) for posttest3. Meanwhile, the control group did not indicate any changes in emotional stress both before and after treatment. It is found that Pranic Healing as measured using a bio-well GDV camera is capable of improving health energy within the body by relieving emotional stress experienced in trimester III primigravida.

Pranic Healing for Partially Blind- A case study

Objectives : Fourteen year-old boy was diagnosed with visual impairment in his right eye since birth. Other symptoms included blurred vision, dry eyes, and headache. Pranic Healing (PH) as a complementary therapy to heal eye aliments was applied on the subject..PH is an ancient science and art of healing people. It is considered as a natural, drugless, non-touch complimentary technique using prana to treat illness. Methods : Fifty PH sessions of 20 minutes each was applied on the subject. Results : On completion of 50 PH sessions, it was found that his unaided visual acuity improved in both eyes with the right eye showing significant improvement. The dryness in the eye, eye pain and headache were healed. Conclusions :Observing his visual improvement, he was advised to be transferred to the conventional school. PH as adjuvant therapy can assist for patients with visual impairment. Further studies are warranted to study the impact of PH on larger populations of visually impaired subjects Key words : Prana, Pranic healing, Blurred Vision, Visual Acuity, Complementary therapy

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Treatment of Insomnia by Pranic Healing

Treatment of Insomnia by Pranic Healing

Effectiveness of Pranic Healing on Functional Health and Wellbeing of Inmate at Mysore Central Prison

Effectiveness of Pranic Healing on Functional Health and Wellbeing of Inmate at Mysore Central Prison

Amelioration of mild and moderate depression through Pranic Healing as adjuvant therapy: randomised double-blind controlled trial.

Objectives:Depression is a mental disorder, affecting the quality of life. Our study explores the efficacy of Pranic Healing (PH), as an adjuvant therapy in treating depressionMethods:In this randomised double-blind controlled trial, 52 participants with a mean age of 34.4 years, with mild to moderate depression were assessed using the Hamilton Depression Rating (HAM-D) scale during the 5-week study. Both Medication + PH (MedPH) and Medication + Mock PH (MedMockPH) groups comprising 26 members received Pranic and mock healing lasting 20 minutes per session respectively once a week for 4 weeks, along with the antidepressant drug.Results:The average decrease in HAM-D score in MedPH was median 11 (Interquartile Range (IQR) 7–12) and was significantly higher compared with the MedMockPH group median 6.5 (IQR 3–9). At pre-assessment, both groups had 8 cases of mild and 18 cases of moderate depression. At post-assessment, HAM-D showed that the improvement in depression category was seen in 69.2% of participants in the MedMockPH group and 100% in MedPH group.Conclusions:These results give first the evidence that PH can aid as an adjuvant therapy for depressed people.

Challenges for Preclinical Investigations of Human Biofield Modalities

Preclinical models for studying the effects of the human biofield have great potential to advance our understanding of human biofield modalities, which include external qigong, Johrei, Reiki, therapeutic touch, healing touch, polarity therapy, pranic healing, and other practices. A short history of Western biofield studies using preclinical models is presented and demonstrates numerous and consistent examples of human biofields significantly affecting biological systems both in vitro and in vivo. Methodological issues arising from these studies and practical solutions in experimental design are presented. Important questions still left unanswered with preclinical models include variable reproducibility, dosing, intentionality of the practitioner, best preclinical systems, and mechanisms. Input from the biofield practitioners in the experimental design is critical to improving experimental outcomes; however, the development of standard criteria for uniformity of practice and for inclusion of multiple practitioners is needed. Research in human biofield studies involving preclinical models promises a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying the efficacy of biofield therapies and will be important in guiding clinical protocols and integrating treatments with conventional medical therapies.

A New Religious and Healing Movement in the Philippines

This article aims to extend the scholarly understanding of new religious movements by applying a new conceptual framework to the analysis of a movement in a country which has so far received scant attention in the West for its religious innovations. The analysis breaks new ground in three ways. First, it describes the beliefs and practices of participants in Pranic Healing, a new religious and healing movement in the Philippines which has never been studied before. Evidence collected in an empirical examination of this movement in Manila shows that, contrary to many theoretical expectations, Pranic Healing has attracted relatively wealthy and well-educated followers who aspire to integrate their new-found spiritual and therapeutic interests into their working lives as professionals or business people. Second, the article attempts to account in part for the socio-economic profile of Pranic Healing participants in terms of the affinities that they experience between their educational and professional experiences on the one hand and the movement's teachings, practices and forms of organization on the other hand. Informants tended to attribute their attraction to Pranic Healing to these affinities. Third, and again contrary to many theoretical expectations, interviews with participants generated evidence that the holistic stance of Pranic Healing disposes them towards an ethic of global responsibility as well as towards a search for material prosperity and personal growth. The conclusion is that the prevailing wisdom about the attractions of new religious movements and about their implications for participants' life styles will have to be modified to take full account of Pranic Healing and similar new religious healing movements.