True Spiritual Healing

The healer’s own abilities must be strong enough for their magnetic field energy to penetrate through layers of spiritual realms (other-dimensional spaces) to receive high-energy cosmic primordial qi. This phenomenon itself is a form of spiritual communication and is different from traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine, and general qigong therapies.

When a physical body is ill, the intangible spirit (soul) can also become ill! Likewise, psychological issues can distort the spirit. Therefore, body, mind, and spirit cannot be discussed separately. When treating illnesses, they should not be treated separately either.

Moreover, when a person falls ill, besides the disharmony of body, mind, and spirit, there are also factors like “karmic obstacles” and “invisible vengeful spirits.” Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine as well as general qigong cannot delve into the realms of the mind or karmic obstacles; this explains why many modern ailments remain untreated and require high-energy spiritual healing methods for recovery.

Spiritual healing is still not widespread enough among modern people and remains mysterious. More individuals falsely claim to practice spiritual healing while deceiving others… this has been frequently reported and has caused genuine practitioners of spiritual healing to suffer unwarranted attacks.

There are indeed differences in levels of skill in spiritual healing; skilled healers can not only treat illnesses but also resolve issues like negative energies from spirits or karmic obstacles and help liberate beings as well as eliminate invisible negative energy fields.

However, one must clearly understand that when a healer assists others with spiritual healing at that moment they will also bear various forms of *negative energy* transmitted from the other party. True “high-energy spiritual healing” requires first opening one’s central channel’s seven chakras before further cultivation;

otherwise relying solely on hand-generated energy would be superficial at best; once our central channel’s seven chakras are opened naturally we can receive primordial cosmic energy from within ourselves; using this primordial energy to transmit to others constitutes genuine “spiritual healing.”

The human body’s energy field ‘central channel’ forms a natural energy field created by an individual’s microcosmic body; this natural energy field runs from the crown chakra at the top of the head down through to the perineum chakra at the base of the body forming a natural energy column known as “central channel.”

Within this central channel are seven energetic points (also referred to as acupoints), which emit light in circular patterns invisible to the naked eye called chakras or “seven wheel acupoints.”

The chakras are also known as “spiritual acupoints,” signifying “spiritual communication.” The opening of these “spiritual acupoints” bridges between the “material world” and “spiritual realm.” This explains why our inherent potential for “psychic abilities” or “intuition” becomes manifest.

If spiritual healing still requires crystals or light energies or other so-called energetic minerals to enhance its effects then do not be fooled. This is not true spiritual healing; it is merely a psychological ritual executed under false pretenses of being a form of spiritual therapy.

The traditional Chinese medicine qigong master… Yan Xin believes that practitioners should prioritize virtue; they must first correct their guiding ideology in order to adapt to social development and align with societal trends. Emphasizing virtue relies on cultivation with tranquility and emptiness as constants.

“He believes: Each person possesses a biological electromagnetic field or what could be called light radiation or aura; in qigong it’s referred to as ‘qi.’ This means every person has light within them while their surface also has qi which further divides into material qi and functional qi.

The combination of material qi and functional qi is referred to as true qi or original qi which may be pushed out from within an ill person’s body by someone actively practicing qigong during their state of effort. Alternatively it may be stimulated or supplemented with qi or dispersed.

This means that during an active state a qigong practitioner enhances their own sense of qi while emitting some external qi affecting patients’ energies which then interact before being absorbed back again.

In this process qigong practitioners may sense some abnormal phenomena in patients; this is known as intuitive diagnosis. This method allows practitioners to transcend time-space limitations enabling both diagnosis and remote treatment using qigong information achieving incredible therapeutic results.”

Practitioners adjust their own energetic pathways through stillness… cultivating qi allows them to accumulate sufficient energy so that they can spontaneously open their central channel’s seven chakras rather than deliberately seeking assistance from others for activation; thus it implies that opening these chakras relies on one’s own cultivation…

This requires personal experience with intangible laws’ energies and mysteries which ordinary people cannot comprehend; practitioners must first learn self-protection! If absolutely necessary avoid letting others touch your body so that you do not provide them opportunities!

by – Phoenix Mountain Compassionate Phoenix Palace