During an in-person Pranic Healing treatment, the Pranic therapist will ask the patient to sit in a comfortable chair. The pranic therapist will then begin to scan the patient’s energy field, and outer aura, using their hands to identify any areas of congested energy or depleted energy.
Once the pranic therapist has identified the areas that need healing, they will use specific hand movements and visualisation techniques to transfer healing energy to the patient. These techniques may include sweeping, and circular hand motion.
The treatment may take 30 to 60 minutes. The patient may feel heat, tingling, or other sensations in the area being treated. Some people may feel very relaxed and fall asleep during the treatment, which is quite common. After the treatment, the pranic therapist will give some guidelines for aftercare to the patient.
It’s important to note that Pranic Healing is not a substitute for traditional medical treatment and should not be used as a replacement for professional medical care.
Once the pranic therapist has identified the areas that need healing, they will use specific hand movements and visualisation techniques to transfer healing energy to the patient. These techniques may include sweeping, and circular hand motion. The pranic therapist may also use specific hand positions or gestures to direct the healing energy to specific areas of the body, such as the head, heart, or abdominal area.