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The common opinion on healing a scarification wound is that it should be treated with irritation.
Irritation -- Generally, the longer it takes a wound to heal, the more pronounced (the darker or more raised) the scar will be. Therefore, in order to have very pronounced scars, the goal is to keep the wound open and healing for the longest time possible. This is done by picking or scrubbing away scabs and irritating the wound with chemical or natural irritants such as toothpaste or citrus juice. With this method, a wound may take ...
See also:Scarification, Scarification - History, Scarification - Reasons, Scarification - Methods, Scarification - Branding, Scarification - Cutting, Scarification - Abrasion, Scarification - Healing, Scarification - Dangers/Cautions Read more here: » Scarification: Encyclopedia II - Scarification - Healing |
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See also:Diary, Diary - History, Diary - Appeal, Diary - Healing, Diary - Internet diaries, Diary - Online services Read more here: » Diary: Encyclopedia II - Diary - Healing |
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The Human Energy Body - The AuraThe
Human Energy Body - Aura
Everyone
is surrounded by an electromagnetic field, and this field is called an aura.
The aura has been depicted throughout history in literature and paintings.
Angel pictures show it as a halo; pictures of Jesus often depict a light around
his head. Auras are not unique to angels and religious leaders, however; a
field of energy surrounds us all.
Read more here: » Auras:
The Human Energy Body - The Aura |
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Spiritual - Theosophy
Dictionary on
Healing
Hearing The fifth or highest sense corresponding in the tattvas to akasa. It was only during the third root-race that hearing became manifest as a distinctly individualized physical sense apparatus. Vibrations of material particles in and outside of the body arouse the sense of hearing as a physical manifestation. See also SENSES; SOUND
(See also: Healing , Mysticism, Mysticism Dictionary, Occultism, Occultism Dictionary)
For more dictionary entries, see » Healing Dictionary |
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OTHER RELEVANT RESOURCES |  |  |  | | Prana
Prana or ki is that life energy which keeps the body alive and healthy. In Greek it is called 'pneuma', in Polynesian 'mana', and in Hebrew 'ruah', which means 'breath of life'. The healer projects prana or life energy or 'the breath of life' to the patient, thereby, healing the patient. It is through this process that this so-called 'miraculous healing' is accomplished.
Basically, there are three major sources of prana: solar prana, air prana and ground prana. Certain areas or places tend to have more prana than others. Some of these highly energized areas tend to become healing centers. Read more here: » Prana |
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