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And then there is this gentleman who was diagnosed with late-stage and did nothing, except try to find the least expensive and most pleasant way to depart.
I'd like to hear from someone who earnestly sought out energy healing work and was refused treatment because they couldn't afford to pay the healer. I doubt such a case exists.
And then there is this gentleman who was diagnosed with late-stage and did nothing, except try to find the least expensive and most pleasant way to depart.
... the theoretical foundations of Bernadette Doran's healing methods are not valid. Konstantin Korotkov.....
As a point of clarification, Korotkov's work does not provide the theoretical foundations of Bernadette Doran's healing for at least two reasons. First, there are no theoretical foundations for Bernadette's healing; at best there may be some vague ideas that differ from person to person but nothing that rises to the level of a theory. Second, she uses energy healing methods that have nothing to do with Korotkov for the actual healing, particularly Bill Bengston's method. She says she uses Korotkov's method, not to heal, but to help detect health problems (not diagnose, per se).
You assert the data base does not exist. In the interview, Bernadette said it does. This seems an easily resolved dispute.
Sector diagnostics
The evaluation of the sectors and their comparison with particular organs and systems is based both on the system of meridians, and on the Su-Jock system developed by the Korean Professor Park.
Animistic perspectives, which hold the cosmos as “a being to whom prayers and offerings are made, who is endowed with understanding, agency and sentience, and responds to the actions of humans” are often dismissed as primitive, even as “incompatible with an impersonal regard of objective reality.” Yet this account of a healing of chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (the consequence of severe rattlesnake envenomation), within the shamanic traditions of the Native American Church and the vegetalistas of the Peruvian Amazon, reminds us of how profound healing can be when it arises from indigenous perception of a sentient, living cosmos. It also demonstrates the diagnostic and healing capacities of shamanic traditions utilizing psychoactive plants, capacities sometimes beyond the reach of Western science.
The placebo effect is getting stronger.
Interesting article. I had read a couple of other reporting a similar trend.The placebo effect is getting stronger.
http://journals.lww.com/pain/pages/...=9000&issue=00000&article=99737&type=abstract