How can Pranic Healing® help? 

Pranic Healing® can be used to help in the healing of almost any type of physical or psychological condition through boosting the body’s intrinsic capability to heal itself.

 

A few examples of ailments that can be significantly improved through the application of Pranic Healing® include the following:
 

• Physical ailments – various aches (ear-ache, toothache, etc.), nose bleeding, sore throat or laryngitis, asthma, back pain, common cold, cough, diabetes, fever, gastrointestinal disorders, headache / migraine, dysmenorrhoea and other menstrual issues, muscle cramps, burns, insomnia, skin allergies, glaucoma, heart ailments, sinusitis, respiratory ailments, hepatitis, ulcers, frequent urination, kidney issues, sexual impotence, infertility, arthritis, scoliosis, endocrine glands issues, etc.
   

• Mental - emotional conditions: more generally, Pranic Healing® can be used to reduce stress, increase energy levels, improve immune function, handle relationships better and even increase finances.

Note: Pranic Healing® is a complementary healing modality working in conjunction with but not meant to replace conventional medicine.

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How is Pranic Healing® different from Reiki?

Pranic Healing® and Reiki share many similarities – they are both forms of energy healing involving transference of energy to the client; however, there are some important differences as well:

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• Touch vs non-touch energy therapy

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Very broadly, Reiki is a form of channelling or directing of Divine / Angelic healing energy from the Practitioner to the client by touch or through symbols. This Divine energy is subtle and powerful; however, it requires a certain level of receptivity by the client which may sometimes be difficult, especially in relation to the 'lower' chakras.​

 

On the other hand, in Pranic Healing® the Practitioner makes use of prana readily available from the environment (prana is derived from the air, ground, the sun, and from food). Special colour prana may also be used in order to make certain chakras more receptive, which may accelerate the healing.

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• Benefits of 'scanning' and 'sweeping'

 

Pranic Healing® makes use of a 'scanning' technique which allows the Practitioner to scan the chakras and vital organs of the client and establish if there is pranic congestion ('too much energy') or pranic depletion ('too little energy'). This is followed by a thorough cleansing or 'sweeping' before transferring fresh prana to the chakra or organ through the process of 'energising'.

There is no scanning employed in Reiki – rather, the expectation is that the Divine energy will flow to where it is needed. While this approach may still be effective, the Practitioner is not required to establish or know what the affected parts may be.

 

Further, in Reiki the focus is on transferring fresh energy without first cleansing the affected part –  imagine pouring clean water into a cup with dirty water until the water in the cup gets clean, as opposed to extracting / neutralising the dirt first, before pouring in clean water.

 

This may sometimes give rise to what is called a 'radical reaction' in a client, i.e., the condition of a client may worsen at first before beginning to show improvement. Such radical reactions can be effectively neutralised in Pranic Healing® through the cleansing technique.

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• Number of chakras examined

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Reiki refers to the seven chakra system while in Pranic Healing® the focus is on the 11 major chakras, i.e., Pranic Healing® introduces four additional chakras which are very important for healing.

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• Energy conduit vs drawing in prana from the environment

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Lastly, in Reiki the Practitioner acts as a channeller of the Divine energy which requires the Practitioner to engage in a thorough self-healing and ongoing maintenance of his/her chakra system so that greater quantities of Divine Energy can be brought down and transferred onto the client.

 

A Reiki Practitioner may only see a limited number of clients per day in order to avoid overstrain due to acting as a channeller for the energy. Reiki requires physical touch for this transference of energy.

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On the other hand, in Pranic Healing® the Practitioner does not act as an energy conduit but simply draws in and directs the energy from the environment to the client's energy body. This does not require the Practitioner to use his / her own energy, thus helping avoid overstrain or exhaustion on the part of  the Practitioner and allowing him / her to see more clients  per day. 

​Both Reiki and Pranic Healing® are effective, well-tested techniques, and I encourage my clients to choose the one that they feel more drawn to. 

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What to expect in your first Pranic Healing® session?

We will discuss the symptoms you may be experiencing and I may ask you to fill in a confidential data sheet detailing these issues.

I will explain the principles behind Pranic Healing® and how it can help you.

 

I will then carry out a comprehensive assessment employing the scanning technique, followed by performing the required treatment using a specific protocol for your specific condition.

A positive change can be expected within the first treatment. However, it is recommended you book a minimum of three sessions for most ailments in order to ensure long lasting results.

 

In cases of severe ailments or chronic conditions, more sessions may be required – this will be discussed with you depending on individual circumstances.

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More information about Pranic Healing®

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You can find more information about Pranic Healing® here.

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Cost (In-person sessions)

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45 Minutes - £45.00
60 Minutes - £55.00 
75 Minutes - £65.00

 

• For most ailments a 45 minute treatment will be sufficient. More time is required for severe ailments or chronic conditions.

 

• Pranic Healing® can be applied distantly as well. Please see for the cost of distant healing sessions under the relevant offering under Services.