Is Prayer For Healing Different From Energy Healing?

When you offer a prayer for healing, whether it’s for yourself or for others, what exactly happens, and how are the changes relevant to other healing by energy techniques?

The word ‘prayer’ seems to suggest a religious connection, and that when you pray you need to have faith in a ‘higher power’ for your requests to be answered. Prayer is about asking in order that you can receive, and doesn‘t allow for you to take responsibility for your own healing or anything else in your life.

Prayer doesn’t have to have religious attachments though; spiritual, yes, but that isn’t the same thing. The pure aim of prayer is simply to state an intention, and that intention as far as we’re concerned here is to heal.

What Happens When You Offer A Prayer For Healing?

When you pray and you ask for healing – you state your intention – you make a connection with universal energy, or to put it another way, with the matrix which connects everything in our Universe, and of course includes thought. So you don’t even need to state your intention for healing out loud – you will still be ‘heard.’ What’s important is to focus your feeling on the healing you need.

It’s your emotion which the energy in the Universal Matrix responds to. If you feel that you’re not worthy of the healing then you negate your ‘prayer’ and the chances are you won’t see a positive result.

Prayer For Healing And Healing By Energy

Healing prayer and energy healing seem to be incompatible; prayer seems to rely on asking, sitting back and waiting – a passive approach, whereas energy healing would appear to be more practical, perhaps involving hands on healing or movement and meditation.

But there’s no dichotomy here; it’s just a matter of approach. As long as we bear in mind that the flow of energy is the important thing, and it’s our thoughts which are the primary factor in where that energy goes, whether it flows or is blocked.

Attachment

Prayer for healing can work as long as we don’t allow ourselves to become attached to the outcome; in other words, we don’t allow desperation and neediness to enter into our prayers. Neither must we ‘beseech’ a non-existent higher power to bring about the healing, because that suggests the power to heal doesn’t exist within all of us – which it does.

Prayer, however you want to define it, is just one way of bringing about healing through the energy of thought, word and intention.

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