First, we clean the aura and chakras to remove blockages and prevent dirty or diseased energies from being shoved deeper into the aura while projecting energy. Without cleansing, people may encounter a detoxification reaction like diarrhea, fevers, aches and pains, and a general feeling of becoming worse before feeling better. Next, we energize or project Vital Force or Prana to the affected area using what we call the energy pump technique. Instead of using our own life force, which would drain our energy, we absorb Prana through our chakras and focus it like a lens through our hands to the affected area. We then stabilize the projected energy to prevent it from leaking out of the aura.
Energy is extremely fluid, so stabilizing prevents wasting energy.
The final and equally as important step is decontamination. Most would-be healers and even veteran health care practitioners often feel drained and tired after seeing patients. This happens because dirty or diseased energies have been partially absorbed by the healers' bodies. In Pranic Healing, we learn how to expel these dirty energies and erect a protective barrier around auras and chakras to eliminate and protect against contamination. It is important to know where to apply the cleansing, energizing and stabilizing techniques.