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Chapter VII: The Practice of Pranic Healing.2003
in the body of the patient (at the distance of six inches). This movement is
very stimulating, and stirs into activity parts that are sluggish or congested.
It is apt to produce a feeling of warmth in the part treated.
We wish to call attention to the fact that in these Presentation treatments,
the different forms vary in force. For instance Palmar Presentation is the
mildest form. Then comes Digital Presentation, which is considerably
stronger. Then comes Rotary Presentation, which manifests a considerably
higher degree of energy. Then comes Perforation, which is the strongest of
all.
Very good results may be obtained in certain cases, by what is known as
the Application of the Hands, which consists in merely placing the hands
(the palms of the hands, of course), directly upon the flesh over the affected
part, and holding them there for several moments. Then removing them,
rub the palms briskly together, and replace them on the part. Repeat this
a number of times, and marked results will be apparent. This is a favorite
treatment for headaches, and in fact, may be used in the treatment of almost
any form of trouble, changing the position of the hands in order to suit the
emergencies of the case. In cases of neuralgia, etc., this form of treatment is
found valuable in relieving the pain.
Stroking is a form of treatment that is very beneficial in directing the
circulation, and equalizing it when there appears to be a tendency toward
imperfect circulation, etc. It has a sedative, soothing effect, and is a very
good method to use in winding up, or terminating a treatment.
Stroking should be applied by bringing the tips of the fingers in a very
light contact with the body of the patient, over the affected parts or over
the entire body. It should always be performed in a downward, or outward
direction, and never in an upward or inward direction. It should be
performed in one direction only, and not to-and-fro. The tips of the fingers
are to be moved gently over the body, with a very light contact, not even
the weight of the hand being allowed to bear upon the patient. “Lightness,