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craazyman
06-16-2007, 03:44 PM
Strange days, strange developments, cooincidences or synchronicities, I don't know. Probably just good luck. I had wanted to re-read Patrick Harpur's "Daemonic Reality" (I saw that Daniel also cited this book favorably in 2012), a magnificently lucid and elegantly written work whose title about sums up its contents, which are conveyed with an elegant directness of expression that, to me, is a surpreme benchmark of a top-notch writer. If that one wasn't available, I wanted to get a copy of Mr. Harpur's other book, on the Imagination, which I have yet to read. The local county library here in Virginia didn't have a copy of either (no surprise there).

My search revealed another author named Mr. Harpur, who worked in a related territory apparently--Tom Harpur, a Canadian and former Anglican clergyman turned journalist, whose book "The Uncommon Touch" about faith healing caught my eye. Well, why not. I checked it out.

Here was another literary Harpur who hit what he aimed it. The book was a fascinating survey of healing by "laying on of hands", both historical background, as in the Gospels and Acts of the Apostles, and contemporary practitioners. Tom Harpur concluded that something quite real is going on, the western medicine would do well to study. Although he's no gullible new age quack pusher either. He's a serious journalist.

One contemporary healer he mentioned was a Mr. Mietek Wirkus, a Pole by birth who emigrated to the U.S. in 1985. Mr. Wirkus, born in 1937, is a world-famous bio-energy healer with a long track record of remarkable healings going back to his work in Poland, and apparently a quiet and humble soul in real life, who has sought no publicity or fame and turned down many invitations for TV appearances. Mr. Harpur recounts many examples of Mr. Wirkus' healings. When the book was published in the early 1990s, Mr. Wirkus worked out of Bethesda, Maryland, about 10 miles from where I am staying. I looked him up on the internet and found that he still does.

Without going into great detail, job stress and life stress have taken a rough toll on me in recent years. From the perspective of internal allopathic medicine (traditional medicine) I'm in very good health, but I know that I've been worn out, utterly, and it has taken a hard toll on my emotional life and presented a number of somatic complaints that defy any traditional diagnosis. In other words, I'm a prime candidate for Lexapro or one of the anti-depressants, which so far I've refused to take, favoring exercise, nutrition, yoga (when I can discipline myself) etc.

I called Mr. Wirkus office and, to me incredibly, got an appointment for a healing session for the following Friday (last Friday). The narrative here understates, I think, the remarkable sequence of events that introduced me to his existance and placed me in his office in such a short time frame.

The experience was quite remarkable. His office is a modest two room affair in a well-groomed office park in Bethesda, MD--a reception room and his office. He saw me promptly at the appointed time. He had no air of officiousness or granduer about him at all. He radiated a quietude and humility and he simply asked me in a friendly voice why I was there. I told him as best I could. He seemed to understand and interrupted me and said "OK, stand up here and get comfortable." So I stood up in the center of the office. He put has hands a few inches from my head and worked down both sides of my body and around back, and in front, breathing quietly but forcefully. I didn't know whether to engage him in conversation or just keep quite. I decided to keep quiet and closed me eyes and stood as still as I could. I was frankly, a little nervous for some reason.

This went on for about 12 minutes. He didn't say a word. I could feel a heat raidating from his hands that I assumed was due to the proximity to my body (about 3 or 4 inches.) Although he also backed up and made hand movements 2 or 3 feet in front of me too. There were times when I felt a release of tension that tried to take the form of a hysterical laughter, but out of politeness and good manners I checked the instinct.

Then he said, "OK" and stopped. He had a big, kind smile on his face and when he looked at me it almost seemed that his eyes were hidden inside indistinct pools of light. I forgot his exact words, but he told me my heart chakra was wide open and that I am a very kind person. He seemed to approve of me existentially. But the chakra below it was totally blocked, he said. He also said I had some blockages in the throat chakra (Some people have you by the throat, he said, sort of humourosly). He asked me what I felt and I told him the heat of his hands. He said, "That was energy" and he held his hands up as if to say they have no heat.

He told me I'd be tired for the rest of the day and that I might feel like crying. To be honest, I sort of did already, and if I'm wasn't so sociallized to be a tough alpha male SOB, I probably would have.

It's hard to describe how I felt the remainder of the day, and now, still. Sort of like I've taken several Zanax. Walking out of there my mind was clear and quiet and my vision seemd sharp and clear, with an awareness of light and space that seemed to feel like I'd had my windshield cleaned. Certainly something interesting happened there, and it's still with me.

I have another session next Friday.

This is his website: http://www.mietekwirkus.com/bioenergy.html

He invited me to sign up for his classes and to learn how to protect myself and my energy. Yes, he sounds to a cynical mind a little like a self-promoter. But not in reality, not at all, not at all. I know self-promoters and cynics, I can feel them before I see them. This man felt to me like a living doorway, a passage way, that's the best I can describe it. I might actually take a class, if I can fit it in to my own self-promotion and cash flow chasing. LOL. Seriously, I may just do it.

drew hempel
06-16-2007, 04:28 PM
Hey Craaazyman -- check out this heart-healing, confirmed by a cardiologist. It's an amazing account in Women's World Weekly, the patient, a skeptic Medtronics researcher, the healer, Chunyi Lin.

http://www.springforestqigong.com/images/stories/pdfs/WW_Chunyi.pdf

Mars
06-18-2007, 07:23 AM
Craazyman, thanks for sharing your experience. Very generous of you and interesting to me in particular coming back from a 5-day festival where I did some work that reminded me once again of what I am coming to call the "energetic body."

Mars
06-18-2007, 08:39 AM
check out this heart-healing, confirmed by a cardiologist. It's an amazing account in Women's World Weekly, the patient, a skeptic Medtronics researcher, the healer, Chunyi Lin.

http://www.springforestqigong.com/im.../WW_Chunyi.pdf

Interesting article, Drew! I really enjoyed it's use of punctuation! It's rekindled my interest in Qigong! I wish I lived in Minnesota and not New York and could work with Master Chunyi!

Yeeaaaa!

craazyman
06-18-2007, 02:59 PM
That's fascinating Drew, thanks for the heads up.

Mars, I didn't catch what you meant about punctuation until I re-read the article! My God! You're right! LOL. I think the editor should re-read Hamlet's advice to the players on this one.

Well, here we are at the front line of the emerging merging of science and shamanism. Interesting indeed.

On topic, this woman was on Coast to Coast the other night. She sounded quite credible, very non-Foo-Foo. I haven't read her book, but will now . . .

http://www.livingthefield.com/index.php/the_book

craazyman
06-20-2007, 02:56 PM
This is getting crazy. I'm on the foo-foo highway, big time, and accelerating. And I don't even know who's driving.

Just read "Your Hands Can Heal You" by Master Stephen Co and Eric Robbins, M.D.

Half of Hollywood is quoted on the dust jacket (except the Scientologists, LOL). We're talking aura combing, aura cleaning, energy hygiene, even plant and animal auras. Getting rid of your dirty energy by flinging it into a bucket of salt water. Good Lord.

But if theses healing stories are true (and they seem to be quite credible) then something very real is going on here. I have to get rid of all my dirty energy cause it's clogging my chakras and imbalancing my aura. I'm beginning to believe that. No more Western Rationalist Materialist Ideologue for me.

Also makes me re-think medieval religious painting with the halos and open hands--a real iconogrophy of energy healing.

Help me, Spock.

sidecross
06-20-2007, 04:30 PM
To paraphrase J.B.S. Haldane, ‘things are not only stranger than we suppose, they are stranger than we can suppose.’

;)

drew hempel
06-20-2007, 10:57 PM
Yeah I suppose I need to go back to the qigong classes with the real Master! His classes were amazing but I went too fast and it was too powerful so I stopped training and then did research. He shot energy into my brain so that the results were permanent and now I have about 10 internal orgasms a day. haha. I sit in full-lotus throughout the day.

The classes cost money and I barely work so....

Anyway I should practice more so I can do more serious healing but people really freak out about the energy -- even as it is. It's kinda a pain to deal with people's neuroses just cause it gets boring.

Also his classes moved from out of the cities to a close suburb and then to a far away suburb. I'm sure that Master Lin prefers to be in the country where there's actual Nature left.

Ghost pollution is actually a real issue for qigong masters! haha.

Lowlight
06-21-2007, 04:50 AM
Hi crazyman, that was an interesting story you related. You write well. Ive wanted to start Reiki lessons for ages but i have not had the time so far...

Caprinardo Delirio
06-22-2007, 04:59 AM
craazyman,

thanks for sharing, and for opening this up! it's all very fascinating, and very hard to figure out from which mental angle you should approach.. unless you simply get thrown into it, like you've been. i congratulate and salute you on taking a step, or a plunge, into strange new territories and getting good with the reality of self-discovery. :)

perhaps you've read about wilhelm reich, and his theories of the bioenergetic body-amour, and how our personality and history is in a sense woven into our intramuscular structure. stanislav grof have confirmed these ideas thousands of times in psychedelic and breathwork sessions, and by these discoveries have pointed out that physical traumas are just as deeply recorded and carried along by us, as psychological traumas, and can be just as serious in their damaging influence on our being in the world.

what really fascinates and puzzles me, is also the shamanic aspect of this whole thing. one thing is these energies in themselves, and learning to contact them in yourself, but this shamanic virtuosity of learning to see, understand and work with the energies in others is really mind-boggling, however i have no doubt that this is actually being done over and over again. i still think we may ultimately move to deeper understandings of it, but for now it's all about learning as much about it and developing as workable a personal understanding as possible.

i myself have also, finally, made the decision of becoming a psychologist and a holotropic breathwork practitioner, so i'll be moving into all of these things more seriously and fully soon as well! decided i couldn't keep living as a lazy musician on our well-fare system my whole life, and just keep filling my head with knowledge that would then just have stayed at the level of armchair anecdotal trivia and entertainment.. time to get buzy, as the folks used to say!

Lowlight
06-23-2007, 05:08 AM
Hi Cap,

Sounds like you have made a good descision to me. I hope to go the same way eventually. I heard it costs quite a lot to train in Holotropic Breathwork, but maybe im wrong on that. let us know how your new path unfolds...

craazyman
06-23-2007, 06:01 AM
Yep Cap getting drunk and rioting gets old after a while, and you can't live forever on 6 beers a day (I tried, LOL). And fiddling with the kaleidescope of metaphysical foo-foo sure won't pay the rent (unless you can figure out how to cash in). Seriously, sounds like you've got a good plan.

Lowlight, my sister's interest in the topics that entrance us here is probably the mathematical equivalent of absolute zero. But necessity is the mother of invention. She got lyme disease from a tick bite last summer on a weekend hike in New England and it laid waste to her health. She did multiple oral antibiotic rounds and even intravenuous antibiotics, and, she took a stab at accupuncture and chinese herbs to boost the immune system, which she found to be very helpful. Recently, a friend of hers footed the bill for a free Reiki session for her. My sister was absolutely amazed at how much better she felt afterwards and how strangely relaxed and energized she felt during.

Well I just finished "The Field" by Lynne McTaggart. I have to say that it was an absolutely terrific book. I think she laid out a plausible scientific basis for much so-called New Age thinking, interconnected consciousness, zero-point energy, etc. I won't try to re-cap it. It's an easy and enjoyable read for anyone interested.

But then I see her publisher, or someone, maybe even her, has put up a web site trying to sell subscriptions to "living the field", where all your dreams come true if you just wish it to be so and perfect health can be yours, etc. and etc. and etc. Well, maybe I exxagerate. But I think I can see the ghost of P.T. Barnum hovering, and laughing and laughing and laughing. It may be that the entreprenurial impulse runs even deeper than the Field. LOL.

Wait until the IPO. The we'll know it's time for the rebound of existentialist despair. Oh Sartre, with your nausea, Oh Malraux, with your Human Condition, Oh Camus, with your summers in Algiers, you Giacometti, with your City Square, and you too, Ionesco, with your huge Rhinoceros in tow . . . it's Act I, Scene II, and you'll be on -- again.

drew hempel
06-23-2007, 06:33 AM
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Isaiah Mpski
06-23-2007, 02:58 PM
Well all I can say Lord CM is that you at least mention to your new "messiah" that he or she become acquainted with the BOTH board.

Your friend,
Dr John D. Son BS,BUS,MD,ND,NMD.

Your story reminds me of some of my clinical work for my NMD in Mexico.
Everyday,starting about daylight 100-250 people would line up outside the "gringo" clinic,where miracles were being performed.
We had a Rikki expert from Atlanta there and I mean she was throwing them out left and right.
Me,I relied more on drugs,laying of the hands,tilting of the wine and accupuncture but I mean we were seeing alot of satisfied customers everyday.
There's something to that Rikki.Maybe we should build a free clinic in Mexico.

suebee
06-23-2007, 08:21 PM
i did a reiki training about 8 years ago. i have no time to contribute here adequately as i am currently having sort of a reiki session done to me by the wyoming tetons. no fish yet isaiah. c-man you need to use that tent!

craazyman
06-24-2007, 04:16 AM
Well, try as I might, I just can't see Mr. Wirkus rolling around in this mind brothel. :p :p I think he has better things to do. And anyway, I'd rather keep this fishing hole to myself.

Went back again on Friday. It wasn't quite as striking as my first visit, which I juiced up just a little for narrative impact (although only a little). But I will say that at $65 per visit, it's one of the better health care deals I've run across. After 2 visits, I do feel much better in many ways. Oddly, after the first visit I had a mild headache for a few days. This is just what my doctor told me would be a possible side effect of one of those anti-depressants--which results, so the theory goes, from a rebuilding of some of the worn out chemicals in the brain. I wonder if there was some sort of a connection there. Hmmm.

I know that mainstream science would attribute much of my reaction to a placebo effect, or to some related form of self-hypnosis. But Tom Harpur's book discusses that. Interesting also to find out from his book that traditional physicians in the U.K. often work with healers in a team context, and apparently the national health insurance foots the bill.

Seriously Isaiah, maybe you could work one of these folks into your practice somehow. There's probably a lot of well-meaning pretenders out there, especially in Santa Fe (LOL), but there's probably a way to research who's for real. Cross off the list anyone who channels the Pleadians. I'm taking a close look now at KPPC and ULUR.OB. I think both are 5 baggers.

SueBee, toss them a Caddis with a dropper, right up at the head of the pool and get a good drift. You should catch something. But leave the guide alone.:p

Caprinardo Delirio
06-24-2007, 04:44 AM
"placebo" is also just one of those free miracles that science has to accept and entertain about some stubborn fact of the world that their models simply cannot go anywhere near, yet... i have a few friends studying to be doctors, and eventhough they're knee-deep in materialism, the placebo effect still exerts a strong impression on them. that little word sometimes turn everything called truth and reality on their heads.. simply beautiful!

craazyman
06-24-2007, 05:05 AM
you're right Cap, it's the medical equivalent of the "ultraviolet catastrophe" in classical physics.

P.S. You can tell your med school friends this joke, from Voltaire . . . "A doctor is a person who entertains the patient, while the body heals itself."

Isaiah Mpski
06-24-2007, 08:54 AM
Thus the reasoning,"Do no harm".


I don't know if you know all of my story out there but in 1976,I dropped out.
Felt it was time after four years of college and four years of med school,to party.I learned it can be a cold cruel world.
Went to Mardi Gras that year and then straight to Canada.
After a spell at San Juan Pueblo,with a real live(kinda) brujho north of Santa Fe,south of Taos,lived for several weekends in each,I murdered my psychiatrist(not really) and eventually went to work for Scientology in Austin,Texas.A bunch of buttholes.

Yes CM,Santa Fe was a gigglo's delight.Ten women for every man(espanic populous not included) and nine out ten of all the men chasing another man.

And holoistic medicine is at an all time zenith there now as is herpes,hepatitis and aids.

Isaiah Mpski
06-24-2007, 11:04 AM
You know CM,you sound like you're in some sort of Limbo.
Speaking of Bimbos that reminds me of an idea.

I was sitting in a lawyer's office the other day and this poor girl walks in with about a 24 inch waist and 40 inch tits.
I mean,I've seen enough plastic tits in my practice of medicine,I can spot one a mile off.

Anyway,my conversations with and seeing side effects associated with Silicon-Periodic table symbol Si(must be synchronous)- breast implants are almost always disasters.

So I thought to myself.
Lately I've seen face transplants and all sorts of other human parts,why not transplant tits or you know what.

And with the advances being made in immunology nowadays)LOL.It won't be long until there will be animal to human transplants.

And then i saw this big ol mule and he had this thing that must have been two feet long and not only that but it was bi-colored,Pink and black I think.I didn't stare too long ,thinking now there's a way for Drew to make some money,and enjoy it more.

Get a transplant at his local vet.

LOL.Hanging out with Drew and his Donkey Dick at McDonalds on a Sunday afternoon in New York,Boston,San Francisco too.

It's time for this Lone Ranger to make plans to head to Mexico.I'm looking at the third week in July if anyone is interested.


And listen,which ever moderator wanted proof of my lineage,I think,for now I'll stick with Michael Son-also seven generations away-who was a sargent in the Continental Army and who (I guess)fathered a son,Michael Jr,born on July 4,1776.
Amazing.The coming together of the Indian and white man
For references see Court orders for Augusta County Virgina pertaining to Elizabeth Son or Sun in 1779 or 1778.
Dr John D. Son,a great physician but mediocre surgeon.

drew hempel
06-26-2007, 05:23 AM
hee haw hee haw

Isaiah Mpski
06-26-2007, 03:40 PM
Would you still hang out at McDonald's?

CM,we caught a 30lb er last night then lost 3k+ in the market.I'll double my losses with the second hurricane.Six weeks I hear.
Think I'll bring back several lbs of Maui Maui filets and some red snapper from Mexico for all you guys heading toward Burning Man.

Exit 262,I-40,eastern Oklahoma,Doc Sun,a Real Estate and oil and gas magnate.

drew hempel
06-27-2007, 12:38 PM
flame-broiled is way better. BK was excellent today. Apocalypse Action.