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Psychic Healer Crystal Cox. Spiritual Readings, BioEnergy Healing, Psychic Readings Reverend Crystal Cox
Multi-Generational Healer Reverend Crystal Cox
Reverend Crystal Cox; Spiritual Advisor, Psychic, Timeline Coach, Mandela Effect Advisor, Alternative Medicine Consultant, Medical Intuit, Death Doula, Self Empowerment Advisor, BioEnergy Healer
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Thursday, January 23, 2020
BioEnergy Healing, BioField Healing. Ancient Healing Methods. Modern Day Oncologist Article on Energy Healing
Energy Therapies ~ Biofield Healing.
Reverend Crystal Cox Psychic Healer
ReverendCrystalCox@Gmail.com
"Energy therapies consist of interventions that are designed to interact with the biofield of a person. The concept of the biofield is based on the assumption that all living things have a natural flow of energy that is integral to their basic composition.[1–4] This principle stems from the interchangeability of energy and matter (E = mc2).[5]
The biofield of a person is part of the body, and it extends beyond the physical body in the form of energy. The concept of energy flowing through and around the physical body has a long-standing history and is the basis for various ancient healing practices and many complementary and alternative therapies.[1–4]
The biofield is often referred to, both historically and in the current literature, as chi, ki, qi, aura, prana, mana, and human energy field, among other terms.[1,3,6–9 ] Ki-energy, or the biofield, is described as “invisible psychophysical energy”[7] and “energy, force, vitality, and strength.”[6] The biofield is noted to be an integral part of human beings and nature. Healthcare modalities commonly utilized in Asian countries often interact with the biofield,[6,10] as the biofield is believed to influence both physical and mental health.[3,6,7,10] In Eastern tradition, the biofield is viewed from a holistic perspective rather than the mind–body dichotomy of Western tradition.[7,10]
Energy therapies/interventions are common practice for many cultural groups, including, but not limited to, Africans,[11] Chinese,[10,12] Japanese,[7] Koreans,[6] Vietnamese,[13] and Native Americans.[14] Integration of energy therapies with other complementary therapies is increasing in Western cultures as well.[15–19] Complementary and alternative therapies that interact with the biofield include Healing Touch, Therapeutic Touch, Reiki, qi gong, acupuncture, acupressure, and others.[14]
HOW DO THEY WORK?
The energy therapies are based on the assumption that physical, mental, emotional, and/or spiritual illness or injury will manifest in both the physical body and the biofield. The intent of energy therapies is to restore the balance of energy to the biofield, thus promoting health, healing, and general well-being.[14]
Energy therapies such as Healing Touch, Reiki, and Therapeutic Touch are practitioner-dependent. The therapist seeks to restore balance to the biofield by using his or her hands, with or without light touch on/over the body, to clear disturbances and facilitate a natural flow of energy. The facilitation of a balanced biofield is thought to optimize the body’s own ability to heal.[3,20]
HOW ARE THEY CURRENTLY USED?
The use of energy therapies potentially has very broad application, from promotion of relaxation, general health, and well-being, to treatment for symptoms of chronic conditions. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM)[8] identifies anecdotal evidence supporting the efficacy of biofield therapies for a wide variety of health problems, such as asthma, hypertension, arthritis, acute pain, chronic pain, wound healing, stress, and anxiety. Many nurses trained in energy modalities will incorporate the practice as part of routine nursing care, such as directing or sending energy to a patient during a procedure or while assisting with activities of daily living, such as bathing.
Education and training in energy therapies are varied and usually involve multiple levels of classes and practice. For example, Healing Touch certification is offered through Healing Touch International,[21] (a program endorsed by the American Holistic Nurses Association) or the Healing Touch Program,[22] and it involves a rigorous program of study over a period of 2 years or more, as well as working with a mentor for at least 1 year, in addition to other requirements.
WHAT IS THE EVIDENCE RELATED TO ENERGY THERAPIES AND CANCER?
Energy therapies remain one of the most challenging and controversial areas of CAM therapies, as there is no accepted proof or biologic measure of the biofield.[8] Several studies have been published evaluating various energy therapies. Unfortunately, many of the studies lack rigor. Therefore, there is a paucity of well-designed research evaluating energy therapies.
Case reports and pilot-level data have been published supporting the benefit of energy therapies in cancer care for palliation of cancer symptoms and treatment-related side effects. Areas that have shown promise include: Reiki for cancer-related fatigue, anxiety, overall improvement in quality of life,[23] and decreased pain[23,24]; Therapeutic Touch for anxiety[25]; and Healing Touch for mood disturbance,[26] fatigue,[27–30] nausea,[29] pain,[26,27] side-effect bother,[30] vitality,[27] and physical functioning and well-being.[27,30]
Jain and Mills recently published a “best evidence” synthesis in which they reviewed 66 published research studies on various energy therapies.[31] Their review identifies evidence to support use of energy therapies in cancer patients for acute pain, but it found conflicting evidence for use in cancer patients in regard to fatigue, quality of life, nonacute pain, and physiologic response of relaxation. Overall, many of the studies evaluating energy therapies are methodologically weak. While a number of randomized placebo-controlled studies are being completed, additional large, randomized, placebo-controlled trials are still needed.
Findings from two small randomized, placebo controlled studies of Healing Touch in women with cancer who were receiving radiation therapy showed similar outcomes in terms of impact on health-related quality of life. The first study, by Cook et al,[27] evaluated Healing Touch in 62 women with breast and gynecological cancers, using the Short Form-36 health-related quality-of-life tool as an outcome measure. Healing Touch was given once weekly over a 4-week period, with a subsequent treatment 4 weeks later. There were significant improvements within both groups for various subscales, but the Healing Touch group had statistically greater improvement than the placebo group (P < .05) in the areas of physical functioning, pain, and vitality.[27]
In the second study, Schnepper and colleagues evaluated Healing Touch in 40 women receiving radiation therapy for early-stage breast cancer, using outcome measures from the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy–Breast (FACT-B).[30] Participants were randomized to Healing Touch or a placebo treatment, given once per week over a period of 4 to 6 weeks. Over the course of the study, women who received Healing Touch had significant improvement on the FACT-B, compared with those randomized to placebo treatment. The Healing Touch Group had greater improvement on all subscales of the FACT-B vs the placebo group, with significance on the physical-well-being subscale. The Healing Touch group also experienced less fatigue and less treatment-side-effect bother.
Energy therapies have no known appreciable risks.
Persons receiving an energy therapy sometimes report an increase in energy levels. Theoretically it is possible to overexert oneself after receiving an intervention, which may result in increased fatigue later. This has not been reported in any research findings, however.
WHAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE MESSAGE?
With the upsurge in public demand for complementary approaches to health and illness,[17,32] there is growing concern about the value, safety, and efficacy, of many integrative therapies. Definitive research into the benefits of energy therapies and biofield interventions is not yet available. Nevertheless, preliminary data suggest a high safety profile and potential symptom improvement.[4] Energy therapies fit within the body of nursing knowledge and philosophy, because they have a focus of care that incorporates body, mind, and spirit. Thus, as more evidence becomes available, nurses should be poised to integrate energy therapies into patient care.
About Our Guest Editors
Debra Barton, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN, is chair of the Education Committee for the Society of Integrative Oncology (SIO) and a board member of SIO.
At the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, her program of research includes clinical trials with herbal and dietary supplements as well as mind-body therapies for symptom management in cancer survivors.
Susan Bauer-Wu, PhD, RN, FAAN, a highly regarded expert in mind-body medicine and psychoneuroimmunology, serves on the board of directors for SIO.
Her research and teaching interests at Emory University include mindfulness meditation and other bio-behavioral approaches for alleviation of symptoms and stress in the context of palliative care and in family and professional caregivers.
Lisa Schnepper, PhD, RNDebra Barton, PhD, RNSusan Bauer-Wu, PhD, RN
July 10, 2010, Volume: 24, Issue: 7
Oncology Nursing, Integrative Oncology
1. Brennan B: Hands of Light: A Guide to Healing Through the Human Energy Field. New York, Bantam Books, 1987.
2. Dossey B, Keegan L, Guzzetta C, et al (eds): Holistic Nursing: A Handbook for Nursing Practice, 2nd ed. Gaithersburg, MD, Aspen Publishers, Inc., 1995.
3. Hover-Kramer D, Mentgen J, Scandrett-Hibdon S: Healing Touch: A Resource Guide for Health Care Professionals. New York, Delmar Publishers, 1996.
4. Sierpina V: Integrative Health Care. Philadelphia, F. A. Davis, 2001.
5. The Center for History of Physics (1996–2010): E = mc2. Available at: http://www.aip.org/history/einstein/emc1.htm. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
6. Chang S: The nature of touch therapy related to Ki: Practitioner’s perspective. Nursing Health Sci 5:103–114, 2003.
7. Nagatomo N: Ki-energy: Invisible psychophysical energy. Asian Philosophy 12(3):173–181.
8. National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Energy Medicine: An Overview. 2004. Available at: http://nccam.nih.gov/health/backgrounds/energymed.htm. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
9. Rubik B: The biofield hypothesis: Its biophysical basis and role in medicine. J Altern Complement Med 8(6):703–717, 2002.
10. Korngold E, Beinfield H: Chinese medicine and the mind. Explore 2(4):321–333, 2006.
11. Mpofu E, Harley D: Disability and rehabilitation in Zimbabwe: Lessons and implications for rehabilitation practices in the U.S. J Rehabilitation 68(4):26–33, 2002.
12. Cohen K: The way of qigong: The art and science of Chinese energy healing. New York, Ballantine Books, 1997.
13. Phan T, Silove, D: An overview of indigenous descriptions of mental phenomena and the range of traditional healing practices amongst the Vietnamese. Transcult Psychiatry 36(1):79–94, 1999.
14. Cohen K: Native American Medicine. Altern Ther Health Med 4(6):45–57, 1998.
15. Bausell R, Lee W, Berman B: Demographics and health-related correlates of visits to complementary and alternative medicine providers. Med Care 39(2):190–196, 2001.
16. Barnes P, Powell-Griner E, McFann K, et al: Complementary and alternative medicine use among adults: United States, 2002. Adv Data 343:1–20, 2004.
17. Eisenberg D, Davis R, Ettner S, et al: Trends in alternative medicine use in the United States, 1990–1997: Results of a follow-up national survey. JAMA 280(18):1569–1575, 1998.
18. Kessler R, Davis R, Foster D, et al: Long-Term Trends in the Use of Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies in the United States. Ann Intern Med 135(4):262–268, 2001.
19. Tindle H, Davis R, Phillips R, et al: Trends in use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine by US Adults: 1997–2002. Altern Ther Health Med 11(1):42–49, 2005.
20. Mentgen J: Healing Touch. Nurs Clin North Am 36(1):143–157, 2001.
21. Healing Touch International: Healing Touch Certificate Program. 2006. Available at: http://www.healingtouchinternational.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=147&Itemid=448. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
22. Healing Touch Program: Healing Touch Program/Classes. Available at: http://www.healingtouchprogram.com/classes/classprogram-information. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
23. Tsang K, Carlson L, Olson K: Pilot crossover trial of Reiki vesus rest for treating cancer-related fatigue. Integr Cancer Ther 6:25–35, 2007.
24. Olson K, Hanson J, Michaud M: A phase II trial of Reiki for the management of pain in advanced cancer patients. J Pain Sympt Manage 26:990–997, 2003.
25. Samarel N, Fawcett J, Davis M, et al: Effects of dialogue and Therapeutic Touch on preoperative and post-operative experiences of breast cancer surgery: An exploratory study. Oncol Nurs Forum 25:1369–1376, 1998.
26. Post-White J, Kinney M, Savik K, et al: Therapeutic massage and Healing Touch improve symptoms in cancer. Integr Cancer Ther 2(4):332–344, 2003.
27. Cook C, Guerrerio J, Slater V: Healing Touch and quality of life in women receiving radiation treatment for cancer: A randomized controlled trial. Altern Ther Health Med 10(3):34–41, 2004.
28. Danhauer S, Tooze J, Holder P, et al: Healing Touch as a supportive intervention for adult acute leukemia patients: A pilot investigation of effects on distress and symptoms. J Soc Integ Onc 6(3):89–97, 2008.
29. Jain S, Distefan J, Pavlik D, et al: Biofield vs mock healing for cancer-related fatigue, immune and hormonal function: Effects of treatment guess on outcomes (abstract). Presented at the 6th Annual International Conference of the Society for Integrative Oncology. New York Academy of Medicine, New York, November 12–13, 2009.
30. Schnepper L: Healing Touch and Health-Related Quality of life in Women with Breast Cancer Receiving Radiation Therapy (doctoral dissertation). University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, 2009. Pub no. 3373882.
Available at: http://gradworks.umi.com/33/73/3373882.html . Accessed on June 16, 2010.
31. Jain S, Mills P: Biofield Therapies: Helpful or full of hype? A best evidence synthesis. Int J Behav Med 17:1–16, 2010.
32. Stasen L: The silent health care revolution: The rising demand for complementary medicine. Nursing Econ 17(5):246–256, 1999.
Source
https://www.cancernetwork.com/articles/energy-therapies
Learn all you can about Energy Healing Medicines. As for this article, I think it is pretty good stuff. However, I fully believe that energy healing is NOT simply complimentary healing but full on HEALING, Curing. Do your Homework. Not simply supportive intervention or Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies but instead Energy is ALL things. Change your BIO-FIELD, Your Frequency Change your Life.
~ Reverend Crystal Cox
Universal Church of Light
Port Townsend Washington
Psychic Healer
40-624-9510
ReverendCrystalCox@Gmail.com
Reverend Crystal Cox Psychic Healer
ReverendCrystalCox@Gmail.com
"Energy therapies consist of interventions that are designed to interact with the biofield of a person. The concept of the biofield is based on the assumption that all living things have a natural flow of energy that is integral to their basic composition.[1–4] This principle stems from the interchangeability of energy and matter (E = mc2).[5]
The biofield of a person is part of the body, and it extends beyond the physical body in the form of energy. The concept of energy flowing through and around the physical body has a long-standing history and is the basis for various ancient healing practices and many complementary and alternative therapies.[1–4]
The biofield is often referred to, both historically and in the current literature, as chi, ki, qi, aura, prana, mana, and human energy field, among other terms.[1,3,6–9 ] Ki-energy, or the biofield, is described as “invisible psychophysical energy”[7] and “energy, force, vitality, and strength.”[6] The biofield is noted to be an integral part of human beings and nature. Healthcare modalities commonly utilized in Asian countries often interact with the biofield,[6,10] as the biofield is believed to influence both physical and mental health.[3,6,7,10] In Eastern tradition, the biofield is viewed from a holistic perspective rather than the mind–body dichotomy of Western tradition.[7,10]
Energy therapies/interventions are common practice for many cultural groups, including, but not limited to, Africans,[11] Chinese,[10,12] Japanese,[7] Koreans,[6] Vietnamese,[13] and Native Americans.[14] Integration of energy therapies with other complementary therapies is increasing in Western cultures as well.[15–19] Complementary and alternative therapies that interact with the biofield include Healing Touch, Therapeutic Touch, Reiki, qi gong, acupuncture, acupressure, and others.[14]
HOW DO THEY WORK?
The energy therapies are based on the assumption that physical, mental, emotional, and/or spiritual illness or injury will manifest in both the physical body and the biofield. The intent of energy therapies is to restore the balance of energy to the biofield, thus promoting health, healing, and general well-being.[14]
Energy therapies such as Healing Touch, Reiki, and Therapeutic Touch are practitioner-dependent. The therapist seeks to restore balance to the biofield by using his or her hands, with or without light touch on/over the body, to clear disturbances and facilitate a natural flow of energy. The facilitation of a balanced biofield is thought to optimize the body’s own ability to heal.[3,20]
HOW ARE THEY CURRENTLY USED?
The use of energy therapies potentially has very broad application, from promotion of relaxation, general health, and well-being, to treatment for symptoms of chronic conditions. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM)[8] identifies anecdotal evidence supporting the efficacy of biofield therapies for a wide variety of health problems, such as asthma, hypertension, arthritis, acute pain, chronic pain, wound healing, stress, and anxiety. Many nurses trained in energy modalities will incorporate the practice as part of routine nursing care, such as directing or sending energy to a patient during a procedure or while assisting with activities of daily living, such as bathing.
Education and training in energy therapies are varied and usually involve multiple levels of classes and practice. For example, Healing Touch certification is offered through Healing Touch International,[21] (a program endorsed by the American Holistic Nurses Association) or the Healing Touch Program,[22] and it involves a rigorous program of study over a period of 2 years or more, as well as working with a mentor for at least 1 year, in addition to other requirements.
WHAT IS THE EVIDENCE RELATED TO ENERGY THERAPIES AND CANCER?
Energy therapies remain one of the most challenging and controversial areas of CAM therapies, as there is no accepted proof or biologic measure of the biofield.[8] Several studies have been published evaluating various energy therapies. Unfortunately, many of the studies lack rigor. Therefore, there is a paucity of well-designed research evaluating energy therapies.
Case reports and pilot-level data have been published supporting the benefit of energy therapies in cancer care for palliation of cancer symptoms and treatment-related side effects. Areas that have shown promise include: Reiki for cancer-related fatigue, anxiety, overall improvement in quality of life,[23] and decreased pain[23,24]; Therapeutic Touch for anxiety[25]; and Healing Touch for mood disturbance,[26] fatigue,[27–30] nausea,[29] pain,[26,27] side-effect bother,[30] vitality,[27] and physical functioning and well-being.[27,30]
Jain and Mills recently published a “best evidence” synthesis in which they reviewed 66 published research studies on various energy therapies.[31] Their review identifies evidence to support use of energy therapies in cancer patients for acute pain, but it found conflicting evidence for use in cancer patients in regard to fatigue, quality of life, nonacute pain, and physiologic response of relaxation. Overall, many of the studies evaluating energy therapies are methodologically weak. While a number of randomized placebo-controlled studies are being completed, additional large, randomized, placebo-controlled trials are still needed.
Findings from two small randomized, placebo controlled studies of Healing Touch in women with cancer who were receiving radiation therapy showed similar outcomes in terms of impact on health-related quality of life. The first study, by Cook et al,[27] evaluated Healing Touch in 62 women with breast and gynecological cancers, using the Short Form-36 health-related quality-of-life tool as an outcome measure. Healing Touch was given once weekly over a 4-week period, with a subsequent treatment 4 weeks later. There were significant improvements within both groups for various subscales, but the Healing Touch group had statistically greater improvement than the placebo group (P < .05) in the areas of physical functioning, pain, and vitality.[27]
In the second study, Schnepper and colleagues evaluated Healing Touch in 40 women receiving radiation therapy for early-stage breast cancer, using outcome measures from the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy–Breast (FACT-B).[30] Participants were randomized to Healing Touch or a placebo treatment, given once per week over a period of 4 to 6 weeks. Over the course of the study, women who received Healing Touch had significant improvement on the FACT-B, compared with those randomized to placebo treatment. The Healing Touch Group had greater improvement on all subscales of the FACT-B vs the placebo group, with significance on the physical-well-being subscale. The Healing Touch group also experienced less fatigue and less treatment-side-effect bother.
WHAT ARE THE POTENTIAL RISKS?
Energy therapies have no known appreciable risks.
Persons receiving an energy therapy sometimes report an increase in energy levels. Theoretically it is possible to overexert oneself after receiving an intervention, which may result in increased fatigue later. This has not been reported in any research findings, however.
WHAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE MESSAGE?
With the upsurge in public demand for complementary approaches to health and illness,[17,32] there is growing concern about the value, safety, and efficacy, of many integrative therapies. Definitive research into the benefits of energy therapies and biofield interventions is not yet available. Nevertheless, preliminary data suggest a high safety profile and potential symptom improvement.[4] Energy therapies fit within the body of nursing knowledge and philosophy, because they have a focus of care that incorporates body, mind, and spirit. Thus, as more evidence becomes available, nurses should be poised to integrate energy therapies into patient care.
About Our Guest Editors
Debra Barton, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN, is chair of the Education Committee for the Society of Integrative Oncology (SIO) and a board member of SIO.
At the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, her program of research includes clinical trials with herbal and dietary supplements as well as mind-body therapies for symptom management in cancer survivors.
Susan Bauer-Wu, PhD, RN, FAAN, a highly regarded expert in mind-body medicine and psychoneuroimmunology, serves on the board of directors for SIO.
Her research and teaching interests at Emory University include mindfulness meditation and other bio-behavioral approaches for alleviation of symptoms and stress in the context of palliative care and in family and professional caregivers.
Lisa Schnepper, PhD, RNDebra Barton, PhD, RNSusan Bauer-Wu, PhD, RN
July 10, 2010, Volume: 24, Issue: 7
Oncology Nursing, Integrative Oncology
References
1. Brennan B: Hands of Light: A Guide to Healing Through the Human Energy Field. New York, Bantam Books, 1987.
2. Dossey B, Keegan L, Guzzetta C, et al (eds): Holistic Nursing: A Handbook for Nursing Practice, 2nd ed. Gaithersburg, MD, Aspen Publishers, Inc., 1995.
3. Hover-Kramer D, Mentgen J, Scandrett-Hibdon S: Healing Touch: A Resource Guide for Health Care Professionals. New York, Delmar Publishers, 1996.
4. Sierpina V: Integrative Health Care. Philadelphia, F. A. Davis, 2001.
5. The Center for History of Physics (1996–2010): E = mc2. Available at: http://www.aip.org/history/einstein/emc1.htm. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
6. Chang S: The nature of touch therapy related to Ki: Practitioner’s perspective. Nursing Health Sci 5:103–114, 2003.
7. Nagatomo N: Ki-energy: Invisible psychophysical energy. Asian Philosophy 12(3):173–181.
8. National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Energy Medicine: An Overview. 2004. Available at: http://nccam.nih.gov/health/backgrounds/energymed.htm. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
9. Rubik B: The biofield hypothesis: Its biophysical basis and role in medicine. J Altern Complement Med 8(6):703–717, 2002.
10. Korngold E, Beinfield H: Chinese medicine and the mind. Explore 2(4):321–333, 2006.
11. Mpofu E, Harley D: Disability and rehabilitation in Zimbabwe: Lessons and implications for rehabilitation practices in the U.S. J Rehabilitation 68(4):26–33, 2002.
12. Cohen K: The way of qigong: The art and science of Chinese energy healing. New York, Ballantine Books, 1997.
13. Phan T, Silove, D: An overview of indigenous descriptions of mental phenomena and the range of traditional healing practices amongst the Vietnamese. Transcult Psychiatry 36(1):79–94, 1999.
14. Cohen K: Native American Medicine. Altern Ther Health Med 4(6):45–57, 1998.
15. Bausell R, Lee W, Berman B: Demographics and health-related correlates of visits to complementary and alternative medicine providers. Med Care 39(2):190–196, 2001.
16. Barnes P, Powell-Griner E, McFann K, et al: Complementary and alternative medicine use among adults: United States, 2002. Adv Data 343:1–20, 2004.
17. Eisenberg D, Davis R, Ettner S, et al: Trends in alternative medicine use in the United States, 1990–1997: Results of a follow-up national survey. JAMA 280(18):1569–1575, 1998.
18. Kessler R, Davis R, Foster D, et al: Long-Term Trends in the Use of Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies in the United States. Ann Intern Med 135(4):262–268, 2001.
19. Tindle H, Davis R, Phillips R, et al: Trends in use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine by US Adults: 1997–2002. Altern Ther Health Med 11(1):42–49, 2005.
20. Mentgen J: Healing Touch. Nurs Clin North Am 36(1):143–157, 2001.
21. Healing Touch International: Healing Touch Certificate Program. 2006. Available at: http://www.healingtouchinternational.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=147&Itemid=448. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
22. Healing Touch Program: Healing Touch Program/Classes. Available at: http://www.healingtouchprogram.com/classes/classprogram-information. Accessed on June 16, 2010.
23. Tsang K, Carlson L, Olson K: Pilot crossover trial of Reiki vesus rest for treating cancer-related fatigue. Integr Cancer Ther 6:25–35, 2007.
24. Olson K, Hanson J, Michaud M: A phase II trial of Reiki for the management of pain in advanced cancer patients. J Pain Sympt Manage 26:990–997, 2003.
25. Samarel N, Fawcett J, Davis M, et al: Effects of dialogue and Therapeutic Touch on preoperative and post-operative experiences of breast cancer surgery: An exploratory study. Oncol Nurs Forum 25:1369–1376, 1998.
26. Post-White J, Kinney M, Savik K, et al: Therapeutic massage and Healing Touch improve symptoms in cancer. Integr Cancer Ther 2(4):332–344, 2003.
27. Cook C, Guerrerio J, Slater V: Healing Touch and quality of life in women receiving radiation treatment for cancer: A randomized controlled trial. Altern Ther Health Med 10(3):34–41, 2004.
28. Danhauer S, Tooze J, Holder P, et al: Healing Touch as a supportive intervention for adult acute leukemia patients: A pilot investigation of effects on distress and symptoms. J Soc Integ Onc 6(3):89–97, 2008.
29. Jain S, Distefan J, Pavlik D, et al: Biofield vs mock healing for cancer-related fatigue, immune and hormonal function: Effects of treatment guess on outcomes (abstract). Presented at the 6th Annual International Conference of the Society for Integrative Oncology. New York Academy of Medicine, New York, November 12–13, 2009.
30. Schnepper L: Healing Touch and Health-Related Quality of life in Women with Breast Cancer Receiving Radiation Therapy (doctoral dissertation). University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, 2009. Pub no. 3373882.
Available at: http://gradworks.umi.com/33/73/3373882.html . Accessed on June 16, 2010.
31. Jain S, Mills P: Biofield Therapies: Helpful or full of hype? A best evidence synthesis. Int J Behav Med 17:1–16, 2010.
32. Stasen L: The silent health care revolution: The rising demand for complementary medicine. Nursing Econ 17(5):246–256, 1999.
Source
https://www.cancernetwork.com/articles/energy-therapies
Learn all you can about Energy Healing Medicines. As for this article, I think it is pretty good stuff. However, I fully believe that energy healing is NOT simply complimentary healing but full on HEALING, Curing. Do your Homework. Not simply supportive intervention or Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies but instead Energy is ALL things. Change your BIO-FIELD, Your Frequency Change your Life.
~ Reverend Crystal Cox
Universal Church of Light
Port Townsend Washington
Psychic Healer
40-624-9510
ReverendCrystalCox@Gmail.com
Saturday, April 27, 2019
Spiritual Readings, Spiritual Counseling, Energy Healing, Psychic Reverend Crystal Cox
30 year experienced Psychic, Energy Healer,
and Spiritual Advisor.
and Spiritual Advisor.
eMail me for Rates and Services at
ReverendCrystalCox@Gmail.com
I have found this works well for people as they are not stuck to a certain time frame or charge per minute and everyone can afford to invest $11 in their own well being. An investment to raise your vibration, your frequency and to improve the quality of your life. An investment in a happier, healthier, higher vibrating more abundant you.
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You, the client, pay using my PayPal eMail of BBGoddessChurch@Gmail.com, once you have paid you can message me on Facebook if that is where you can reach me from, or you can eMail ReverendCrystalCox@gmail.com . I will get information as soon as we connect, from your guides, my guides and other benevolent spirits. I will begin energy healing on you right away, you will feel it, most do. We can chat throughout the day, and I will give you psychic readings, spiritual advice and work with you on your specific needs throughout the day via chat, email, text, or phone. I will be in communication with your guides and send you information as it comes to me. I will answer your questions throughout the day and assist you to move through whatever it is that is on your mind.
You can do this one time only, or daily, whatever works for you. If you have any questions on this service, please eMail me anytime at ReverendCrystalCox@Gmail.com
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Saturday, October 13, 2018
Trust Your Joy. Follow your Excitement.
The Real Reason for Follow your Bliss, Choose your True Preference, Follow the Path of Least Resistance and Do What Most Excites you is: These are what leads you to your calling. These are your Signs and Signals from your Higher Self, your OverSoul, and what leads you to your Calling, to the life you really want to be living. These are your signals of which option to choose that is of your highest and best good, these create your highest dimensional frequency and move you to your higher dimensional timeline. These are the communication from your own divinity on the Path, the Option, the Choice to take in order to fulfill your mission here, to learn what you came here to learn, to help raise the frequency of Mother Earth and her people for all.
To assist you to be in constant reminder of these things, I recommend listening to Abraham Hicks every single day, anything of hers really and listening to information from Bashar. Stay in the moment and choose every second based on your highest excitement period. REMEMBER every day, all day long, to Choose your Thoughts, and to make any and ALL choices moment to moment based on your own personal Joy, Excitement, Bliss, and what honestly feels good to you personally. This is your Sign. ~ RCC
To assist you to be in constant reminder of these things, I recommend listening to Abraham Hicks every single day, anything of hers really and listening to information from Bashar. Stay in the moment and choose every second based on your highest excitement period. REMEMBER every day, all day long, to Choose your Thoughts, and to make any and ALL choices moment to moment based on your own personal Joy, Excitement, Bliss, and what honestly feels good to you personally. This is your Sign. ~ RCC
Sunday, April 9, 2017
Mandela Effect, Quantum Effect Online Spiritual Counseling
I am and EXPERT in the Mandela Effect, which I call Timeline Shift. It is also called many other names as you see in the keywords below. I am also a Psychic and a Spiritual Counselor / Advisor. If you would like advice on the "Mandela Effect" as it pertains to YOU personal or if you want to understand more of what is happening as you notice CLEAR timeline changes and people around you do not believe you or understand what is happening to you; I provide Readings, Spiritual Counseling regarding what most call the Mandela Effect. I do this full time, for a living, and I do charge for this service, though I give free advice daily, I no longer have time for Free Psychic readings and Mandela Advising as I have made this my full time focus, along with my New Earth Ministry (Universal Church of Light).
I am not saying I know everything about the Mandela Effect, nor can I explain every detail you may seek. However, I am an Expert on the topic and have personally experienced it. What is called the Mandela Effect, turned my life in an instant. First it was interesting, WOW. Then it was OMG, then I was angry, then I dug deeper into what it all meant to me personally, mass consciousness and the Universe as a Whole.
I am not from the Timeline I am in. I am not afraid, however, NOTHING an be the same for me. Once you know that this can happen and has happened, how can life ever be the same. And if you have no one in your life who believes you, well it's as if you jumped into a body that was in a life you don't know or get and well the body looks like you and they think you should know. It is VERY challenging for many. I find it helps to understand the process.
My readings and ongoing spiritual counseling and advice is focused on you personally, your life, your experiences and helping you to have the tools and understanding to move forward and not, as they say, "Freak Out". To assist you to stay grounded as we move through this process and to comfort and counsel you as those around you have no idea what you are going through and in fact may push you to getting "help" as they call it, or to go on "meds" or worse.
If you would like Mandela Effect, Quantum Effect Online Spiritual Counseling please pay via Our
PayPal account by sending money to the email BBgoddessChurch@gmail.com, once we get your payment we will email you for an appointment, oftentimes the appointment can be in that same day if you need or want.
We charge $25 Introductory, for our first reading online, after this our rates vary. We will discuss this with you after your first session, if you want to go further.
KEYWORDS, Other Names for What Many / Most call the Mandela Effect
Quantum Shift, Paradigm Shift, Timeline Shift, Changing Timelines, Paradigm Shift, Reality Shift, Time Travel, Time Jumping, Quantum Jumping, Quantum Effect, Mandela Effect, Parallel Lives, Parallel Universes, Alternate History, Quantum Healing (Psychic Surgery), Earth Transporting, Parallel Realities, Parallel Dimensions, Quantum Leap, 5D Ascension, Timeline Merge, Timeline Collapsing.
Mandela Effect, Quantum Effect Online Spiritual Counseling by Reverend Crystal Cox
ReverendCrystalCox@Gmail.com
Friday, September 23, 2016
Under The Dome - Full Documentary
Published on Jul 12, 2015
The Flat Earth model is a belief that the Earth's shape is a plane or disk. Many ancient cultures have had conceptions of a flat Earth, including Greece. It was also typically held in the aboriginal cultures of the Americas.
They believed in a flat Earth domed by the firmament in the shape of an inverted bowl.
A lot of people today, believe that the Earth is round but they've never seen it from a distance. Not even being on an airplane could reveal the true shape to someone who doesn't know.
Being on top of the highest mountain wouldn't help either. Is NASA and it's friends lying to us about the world?
Keep an open mind. There's no good reason to doubt it. (Production/Narration by Mark Sargent)
The Flat Earth model is a belief that the Earth's shape is a plane or disk. Many ancient cultures have had conceptions of a flat Earth, including Greece. It was also typically held in the aboriginal cultures of the Americas.
They believed in a flat Earth domed by the firmament in the shape of an inverted bowl.
A lot of people today, believe that the Earth is round but they've never seen it from a distance. Not even being on an airplane could reveal the true shape to someone who doesn't know.
Being on top of the highest mountain wouldn't help either. Is NASA and it's friends lying to us about the world?
Keep an open mind. There's no good reason to doubt it. (Production/Narration by Mark Sargent)
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