12th Apr 2025 to 13th Apr 2025 | |
12th April 9.30am / 13th April 7.30pm | |
Mackintosh at the Willow 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3EX |
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£420 (new student) / £150 (review student) | |
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Do you want emotional stability?
Do you want a greater understanding of how your body and mind work?
Do you want to develop the necessary skills from which you will be able to develop yourself further?
To be happy and have mental clarity, your body needs to be healthy and your mind needs to be clear. This two-day course will give you the ability to take all areas of your life to the next level.
In Pranic Healing Level 1, you will learn:
- the basics of working with your energetic system
the locations of the energy centres that correspond to the vital organs
- how to create a chemical reaction to help heal the system of the body
- to remove negative energetic patterns, preventing the manifestation of physical or psychological ailments
- step by step techniques for ailments related to the respiratory, circulatory, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal and reproductive systems
- to apply these effective techniques to accelerate your own health and well being as well as others
- powerful self-development tools to change weaknesses to strengths through character building
All principles are explained thoroughly and you have the opportunity to experiment for validation.
You will build confidence in your ability to produce results with immediate benefit for yourself and others.
Pranic Healing Level 1 is a prerequisite to all other courses.
Fee for New Students: £420
Fee for Review Student: £150
Enquiries: info@ukpranichealing.co.uk
corryne@ukpranichealing.co.uk
07789510193
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