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PSYCHOTHERAPY is the application of PRANIC HEALING
techniques to healing and alleviating emotional
and mental imbalances. Negative emotions and
traumatic experiences are essentially negative
thought forms and emotional energies lodged
in the aura and in the critical energy centers.
These energies are often difficult to release,
requiring months or even years of traditional
psychotherapy to experience any improvement.
But PRANIC PSYCHOTHERAPY offers you the ability
to quickly and safely release these crippling
energetic patterns. |
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| BASIC PRANIC HEALING is a prerequisite for this course. |
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In PRANIC PSYCHOTHERAPY, you will learn advanced
energetic extraction techniques on the affected
chakras so phobias, compulsions and addictions
can be alleviated in a very short time. But
perhaps most important, PRANIC PSYCHOTHERAPY
can be carried out without the patient having
to reveal any potentially embarrassing personal
information. It is not uncommon that in just
the first session, a phobia is 70-90 percent
gone. In fact, during class time we encourage
the students to do their best to completely
remove real-life emotional issues that their
partners have. |
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| Here are some
of the other topics covered in PRANIC PSYCHOTHERAPY: |
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Self-healing
for tension, irritability, grief and anxiety.
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Repairing
damaged or cracked protective webs in the
charkas to prevent future intrusions.
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Purging
negative programming acquired during childhood
that could be holding you back from success. |
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Healing the effects
of psychic attacks that can cause anxiety attacks,
irritability, bad luck or even financial ruin.
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Shielding techniques
to protect your chakras, aura and material possessions.
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Removing the
negative influences (e.g., envy, jealousy, anger,
etc.) of other people around you.
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Extracting and
disintegrating negative energies and patterns
of such problems as compulsive behaviors, phobias,
addictions to smoking, alcohol, drugs, food
and sugar, and even depression. |
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Plus much more... |
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