Metaphysical Beliefs » Health and Fitness http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com Everything Metaphysical and beyond Sun, 17 Apr 2011 20:40:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 en hourly 1 Different Parts of Hypnosis? http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com/different-parts-of-hypnosis/ http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com/different-parts-of-hypnosis/#comments Sat, 29 Aug 2009 02:49:35 +0000 admin http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com/different-parts-of-hypnosis/ Who Will Get The Rose? (Artwork 2008)

Different Parts of HypnosisMetaphysical & Spiritual  There is yet another side to hypnosis, the metaphysical. This point of view is fascinating to many people because it involves very deep questions we have about ourselves. Have I lived before? Where do we come from, where are we going? Philosophically and mystically oriented individuals wonder if the mind can remember incarnations and spiritual memories. This particular line of thought is based on the premise that our inner mind remembers every moment and every event beyond our current incarnation. Other metaphysical thought ponders if the “Subconscious” mind is just a label for the conduit of the collective consciousness of the universe. Others speculate whether going into the state of hypnosis enables our consciousness to tap into psychic powers. You may have heard the term “Regression” but most people are unaware of the term “Progression” as it relates to hypnosis. Where regression is going back in time and remembering long lost events, progression is moving into the future and seeing what lies ahead. We can wonder if this explains how the great psychics like the Nostradamuses or Edgar Cases of the world accurately predicted the future or whether gifted children labeled as “Prodigies” have retained the information and skills from a past life. Speculations such as these are abundant and add to the mystery, acceptance, and lack of acceptance of hypnosis and of those who practice hypnosis in a clinical way. You can see why some people may balk at the idea of seeking a Hypnotherapist.  From what I’ve witnessed, with the use of hypnosis we can discover who we really are. We can become in tune with the forces that are around us which most of the time we are unaware of or ignore. Religion and faith are both good and necessary in my opinion, a lot of our knowledge in this area being based on ancient texts and stories. If one gets a feeling or intuition while reading these religious writings the validity for that individual is solidified even more strongly. However, some people require proof about the spiritual world. Can we gain insight into the universe and ourselves by using other methods? With the use of hypnosis, can learning more about ourselves through an “Inner Journey” shed new light on who we are, where we’re going, and who we’ve been in the past?Therapy  Now, let’s talk about the therapy point of view, the clinical side of hypnosis. The clinical side of hypnosis deals with the manipulation of a natural state of mind. The point is to enhance that state of mind and to eliminate negative behaviors, feelings, perceptions, emotions, and greatly help or cure physical problems. This point of view maintains that everything is a perception and that any negative perception will greatly affect one’s emotional and physical health. Also unresolved emotion that builds in the subconscious mind can trigger many problems, but how does hypnosis really help in this regard?  Does negative unresolved emotion directly contributes to vast amounts of illnesses? Is this a lasting cure or only temporary? Through the use of hypnosis is it possible to correct these problems? How can hypnosis do any of this?  So you see that simple word hypnosis conjures up all kinds of different thoughts and ideas doesn’t it? As a hypnotist, I want to state that you have stumbled upon something that is better than finding a buried treasure chest. You hold in your hands a discovery of monumental proportions! Who are we? Where do we come from? These are very real and very old questions pondered throughout the ages. Can we heal ourselves? Do I have to continue to live with so many emotional and physical problems?  These are very interesting questions to be sure and ones that you may be able to answer after reading the words in this text. If you only knew what I know, if you could see what I have witnessed, and by reading this book you will! Let’s now explore this fascinating subject – “Hypnosis.”An excerpt from Hypno Healing by Tim Bartley CHhttp://ThoughtBecomesReality.com

]]> http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com/different-parts-of-hypnosis/feed/ 0 Healing Features of Lapis Lazuli http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com/healing-features-of-lapis-lazuli/ http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com/healing-features-of-lapis-lazuli/#comments Fri, 21 Aug 2009 13:09:47 +0000 admin http://metaphysicalbeliefs.com/healing-features-of-lapis-lazuli/

• Lapis-Lazuli has a long history to the people all around the world. Nowadays, Lapis lazuli is considered as one of the synthetic and metaphysical gemstone.

• In the beginning, Lapis lazuli was used by most of the Babylonians, Egyptians and Assyrians.

• The Romans were used to imaging the Lapis lazuli for “Aphrodisiac”.

• Lapis was greatly appraised by Pharaohs in Egypt as a spiritual and paranormal gem as well as valuable gemstone for formulating the sculptures, jewelry and carvings due to its gorgeous capacity to take a shine and sparkling.

• Like all gems whose intention is metaphysical and restorative, selection and cleansing are tremendously vital. A physically powerful correlation with the lapis is fundamental, so take the time to scrutinize and hold each part before you formulate your procurement.

• Cleansing is vital to maintain the energies of the stone bright and antiseptic. A lot of urge washing in saline water or with a process of changing hot and cold water but this has been well-known to scratch the shine on Lapis, while other methods are preferred.

• The most successful method of cleansing any gemstone is to abscond it in sunlight for up to an hour, while the light of a bursting moon is very soon as valuable, though further time is over and over again required.

• The spacious blue color of Lapis Lazuli resounds with the forehead and throat chakras and it is known as a stone of comradeship, honesty, legitimacy and truth. In consideration to the throat chakra, Lapis can be implied in meditations and to prop up sincerity and easy communication. Lapis is connected to planets Neptune, Venus and the astrological symbols known as Sagittarius and Libra.

• It promotes inspiration and consciousness and is a magnificent friend to anyone whose service involves demanding amounts of communication for example educators.

• It has also been valuable in triumphing over hopelessness, sleeplessness and problems related to eyes and ears.

• It promotes energies and can be used as a bodily or psychically caring stone.

• Lapis lazuli is used in order to encourage the honesty and contemplate on the deep blue color of the stone and create in your mind your’ throat chakra opportunity. If you are contemplating and try placing the rock directly on the chakra situated at the base of the neck and centering upon the color blue. It makes an ideal stone for jewelry that is to be located around the neck and an outstanding gift to those that have heart, mind and bodily problems.

• In nut shell, we can say that Lapis-Lazuli is the stone of both physical and psychic healing as it creates an emphatic energy and power in the people who are suffering from various kinds of depressions such as societal depression, economic worry, cultural tensions/conflicts and psychic disorders like fatigue, irritation, anxiety and depression, etc.

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The enigma of Jun Labo.
Together with my colleague Patrick Hamouy (of Alternative Therapies) , we met with Jun and were his guest recently at his residence in the mountain regions of northern Luzon, its location and altitude in the Cordiella mountain range keep it cool and pleasant during the hot and extremely humid summer months. His house is somewhat of an Oriental palace, with pagodas, roof gardens, terraces within terraces, large statues of lions, eagles, frogs, gnomes, and with an eclectic mixture of painted murals and bas-reliefs of ancient Chinese symbols, and warriors in combat. The gardens are filled with beautiful blossoms, and exotic tropical trees, and of course the local mountain pines. Jun has also dedicated a ’shrine’ to his first car (a VW Beetle) in the grounds.

Jun is an enigma within the enigma, on the one hand he was (and still is) a political figure of significant influence. He was Mayor of Baguio City, and twice Governor of the province. He is world famous in the area of healing, and featured in the film ‘Exploring the Unknown’ (1977) narrated by Burt Lancaster. Jun is also proud that he has been ‘officially’ tested by doctors in the USA. He was wired up to all kinds of monitors, at Wisconsin University, and observed by a team of medical doctors and surgeons, and his healing was proclaimed genuine.

So on the one hand there is the man Jun Labo, an extrovert personality, extremely confident, very flamboyant, a former playboy, politician and celebrity, and on the other hand there is the extraordinary powerful healer Jun Labo.
Prior to a healing sessions, in which any number to 40 people receive individual healing, Jun starts with his prayers which includes facing what in shamanism would be calling in the powers of the ‘four directions’ and burns incense to raise the energy and vibration of the healing room. It is at his prayers and meditation which preclude the healing session, that you feel a perceptible shift, Jun changes in some way, and you can feel that you are in the presence of ’something’ or ‘other-worldly’. Jun at that moment becomes (and not just figuratively speaking) a true ‘walker between the worlds’, a shaman in all but name.

Jun always insists that it is the ‘holy spirit’ that is working directly through his hands, and that he is only an instrument. Again we come to this situation where we attempt to describe in words the mystery of the spiritual forces which carry out the actual healing. What is the ‘holy spirit’, without question it has the characteristics of an external force or power. However to simply say that it is an invisible or incorporeal being is not fully satisfactory, even though my experiences have indicated that is what it is!

I recall a particular incident back in 2000 when I was working with the psychic surgeon Roger Delin in Baguio. I would go everyday to Roger’s house and sit with him just chatting and drinking tea, and then he would abruptly stand up and say let’s start. Anyway on this particular day, we seemed to be sitting around waiting for longer than usual. So I asked Roger why we were waiting for so long, he said “the spirit has not arrived yet, I get a nudge from the spirit when he is here” It was at that moment, it felt as if someone had given me a massive shove in the back, I looked around but there was no one there, behind me was empty. I looked at Roger; he smiled and said “time to start!”

Jun was born on 23 December 1934 in Dagupan City in Pangasinan, Philippines. His parents belonged to the “Union Espiritista Christiana de Filipinas” (a spiritualist church that has taught numerous healers in the Philippines). Jun’s mother was a psychic dentist and she forced Jun to go to church on Sundays. Jun was not keen on spending part of his Sunday in church and used to sneak out to play with his friends. As an interesting note, all the Philippines psychic surgeons I have met, even though they may practice in Baguio or Manila, all come from Pangasinan province, yet another enigma.

One Sunday, he became paralysed during a church ceremony. In a state of shock and with fear, he witnessed his first apparition of Jesus. This was Jun’s first encounter with Jesus who was to become one of his spirit guides for all healing.

His first healing experience came when he was accompanying his mother on a religious walk. One woman collapsed and Jun instinctively began rubbing her chest. Blood spurted out and Jun ran away in fear. The crowd brought him back and asked him to finish the healing. Jun carried on rubbing the woman’s chest and she fully recovered.

Jun’s diagnosis techniques

In order to find out the condition of a patient, Jun holds a sheet in front of the patient and uses it as a form of psychic x-ray. Through it, he is able to see spots inside the patient’s body. If the spots are dark, then the disease is serious (location and number of tumours are shown to him). If the spots are bright, it is not so serious.

In the film I mentioned earlier, Jun was operating on a Filipino patient suffering from eye problems. To diagnose the patient, Jun used his sheet as an X-ray and doing so, spotted something in the throat of Alan Newman (the producer of the documentary) who was standing behind the patient. After a successful operation on the Filipino, he asked Alan to lie down and operated on his throat, removing a large quantity of pus from it. Newman later confirmed that he had had problem with his throat for the past 8 years but had not told. After the surgery, Newman was able to breathe freely for the first time in 8 years.

My personal experiences with Jun Labo

I first met Jun three years ago, I was experiencing an ongoing lethargy, and lack of energy. He put a white sheet a few inches above me, and then quickly without any words, opened my body with his hands. There was no pain or discomfort, just a sensation of being touched. He took out a tangled mass of tissue from my chest. I looked back again and my skin had resealed. I then mentioned to him that my sinus area was blocked, he immediately and without any words, inserted his finger in my nostril and pushed it up. He then withdrew his finger with a piece of solid rubberised snot about 3 inches in length, and the thickness of my thumb attached to it. And that was it, a procedure which took about 10 minutes if that. I asked him what the problem was with my chest, and he said that one of my heart valves was blocked. I left his house breathing clearly, and filled with energy, a moment of true elation.

On my recent visit with Jun, I mentioned that my throat was feeling blocked. He removed a non cancerous growth the size of a tangerine from there, and then made another opening, and significant amount of thick pus and phlegm poured out. Patrick who was videoing all of this, was making some comments with regards to the ‘yeech’ factor as this was going on!

I witnessed and videoed a number of operations on Patrick. And as the platitude goes ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’ we will be releasing some of our video footage so people can see (and hear) for themselves.

When I talked with Jun about shamanism, and how the shamans heal, he very much resonated with that and felt very much at home with that, even though he doesn’t define himself as a shaman.

Jun has a desire to teach healers, and has co-founded with Patrick (as Vice President), the International School of Metaphysical Healing and Development. This school will be based in Baguio. I have been invited to be an Associate Vice President and both Patrick and I will be bringing people interested in receiving healing from Jun, as well as learning and being trained in this form of metaphysical healing. Jun conducts a test on the apprentice or aspiring healer (I’m glad I passed!). He takes the index finger of the person, blows on it, makes a prayer and then runs the persons finger of a patient’s body. The finger running along the body makes an opening and draws blood. The opening is instantly closed as soon as the finger moves (I also have this on video).

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The Beginning The process of being a chiropractor started in 1895 when D.D. Palmer of the United States created the practice. It was on a September day in that year that D.D. Palmer gave the first chiropractor adjustment to a man by the name of Harvey Lillard, who was a deaf janitor. Apparently, although there is no evidence of this, the adjustment restored the man’s hearing. A friend of Palmer’s came up with the name of chiropractor by combining cheiros and praktikos. The Palmer School of Chiropractic was founded the next year by Palmer.

Now, it is practiced in more than 100 countries, yet despite its use, it has been the subject of criticism due to what many doctors feel is a metaphysical approach to the profession. To deal with the criticism, the Council of Chiropractor Education has resolved to have the profession move more from a metaphysical approach to the practice, and into a neuromuscular approach. The Schools of Though For chiropractors, there are three different schools of thought in terms of chiropractic practices. The first is Traditional Straight, which is the oldest movement, dating back to the practice of D.D. Palmer. Their belief is that the vertebral subluxation leads to interference in the nervous system of humans, which is a risk factor for disease.

With traditional straight chiropractors, people are screened for serious disease and then treated by the chiropractor’s technique. The second school of thought is mixer, which became an early offshoot of the straight movement. This branch came from the doctors who attended the Palmer College of Chiropractic, and then made an effort to change the diagnostic and treatment practices of the traditional straight movement. Practices of this technique have founded the National College of Chiropractic, and their practices included using naturopathic remedies, physical therapy devices and alternative medicine. Objective Straight chiropractors are also an off-shoot of the traditional straights. Objective straight chiropractors do not see their practice as a cure for disease, and they only focus on the correction of chiropractic vertebral subluxations. They state they do not want to diagnose diseases, not even diseases of the spine.

The last school of thought is the reform chiropractors. These chiropractors are advocates of palpation and manipulation to treat osteoarthritis, joint problems and musculoskeletal problems. They do not believe that spinal joint dysfunction causes organic disease, and they shy away from alternative medicine. They align themselves with medical physicians much more than the other practices. Conclusion Despite a rocky history with the world of traditional medicine, chiropractors have found a niche that many people look for when they are dealing with back problems.

Since its days at the turn of the 20th century as a cure for disease, it has become much more mainstream and seen as a way to cure the aches and pains that plague many people, every day of their lives. Thankfully, due to one man helping a janitor with back troubles, many of us do not have to suffer with back problems any longer. With a quick visit to a chiropractor, our pains in the back can be eliminated and we can go back to our daily lives. Ont i ryggen Ischias

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