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Chapter VIII: Pranic Breathing.2015
rhythm is fairly established, then place your hands upon the affected part of
the body of the patient, letting them rest lightly over the part. Then breathe
rhythmically, holding the mental image that you are fairly “pumping” Prana
into the diseased organ or part, stimulating it, and driving out the diseased
conditions, just as one may pump clear water into a pail of dirty water, and
thus drive out the latter in time. This plan is very effective if the mental image
of the “pumping operation” is clearly held, the inhalation representing the
lifting of the pump-handle, and the exhalation the actual pumping. In this
way the patient is filled full of Prana and the diseased condition is driven out.
Every once in a while raise the hands and “flick” the fingers as if you were
throwing off the diseased condition. It is well to do this occasionally and also
to wash the hands after treatment, as otherwise you may take on a trace of the
diseased condition of the patient. During the treatment let the Prana pour
into the patient in one continuous stream, allowing yourself to be merely
the pumping machinery connecting the patient with the universal supply
of Prana, and allowing it to flow freely through you. You need not work
the hands vigorously, but simply enough that the Prana freely reaches the
affected parts. The rhythmic breathing must be practiced frequently during
the treatment, so as to keep the rhythm normal and to afford the Prana a
free passage. It is better to place the hands on the bare skin, but where
this is not advisable or possible place them over the clothing. Vary above
method occasionally during the treatment by stroking the body gently and
softly with the finger tips, the fingers being kept slightly separated. This is
very soothing to the patient. In cases of long standing you may find it helpful
to give the mental command in words, such as “get out, get out,” or “be
strong, be strong,” as the case may be, the words helping you to exercise the
will more forcibly and to the point. Vary these instructions to suit the needs
of the case, and use your own judgment and inventive faculty. We have
given you the general principles and you can apply them in hundreds of
different ways. The above apparently simple instruction, if carefully studied,
and applied, will enable one to accomplish all that the leading “magnetic