Energy Healer Stephen Co Demonstrates Pranic Healing with Crystals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2010
- Healing Master Stephen Co uses QiGong focused with the help of
God's power tools, crystals and gemstones, to cleanse, heal, and refresh the human life force.
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Is it possible to have more videos of Stephen Co doing these Pranic Healing Demonstrations? And maybe, a full run of the healing session as well? I love watching these sessions.
Please do more than that, seriously, and of the tone that this video is made. I cannot get enough!
even i am not sure its real i love to watch every day
its relaxing me
this is exactly what I needed
@MrGooram The wetting of hands is to cleanse the dirty/disese energy. The liquid is alcohol sometimes mixed with lavender oil.
Love it
At 5:48 he moves when the master pulls out what I understand to be the negative energy, its asif it pulls his spine straight like a string being pulled or something. AMAZING!
This is strangely relaxing...
Wow! Very peaceful.
oooooooooohhmmmmmmm
We are Lucky to have Pranic Healers where I live, and I have had some Pranic healing sessions done. The healers serve egolessly and with love, and the sessions really did help me to feel Lighter.
thank u for sharing the video of pranic healing. impressive. i had the opportunity to meet with a himalayan master dr pradeep ullal. in his presence, currents rose my spine and i went into deepest inner silence for a very long time. i could hear sacred inner sound of OM. such is the purity of masters like dr pradeep who with their presence are channeling the powerful higher dimensional light. I have experienced many powerful healing sessions and have to say it works effectively on many levels.
This looks very interesting. I'd like to learn more.
5:49 - This move straightened him up a bit.
these kind of videos have to be longer
We need more of this man Stephen co!
Watching this improves my healings
Where can I get a service done like this in Orange County
Wonderful!! I LOVE IT!
That was Great! A very effective cleansing & healing!
great
Just uploaded another of Stephen Co's healings, along with a brief excerpt of his recent East West event. Look for the icon/link below this video.
namaste
I seemed to have been affected by the healing process. It's so relaxing. I felt so good just by watching it. Wow!
jeje al principio se me hace un mimo xD pero me gusta ver el video, es relajante
I watch this every day without fail, I'm addicted
Pranic healing has changed my life and my patients. I practice acupuncture, herbal medicine, and tuina in a whole different light now because of this practice. Much gratitude!
@dasoliss
Well, you're half right. The placebo effect is linked with the release of chemicals. That's all that is going on though.
Amazing!
he is amazing hopefully I will be as good as him soon!
What's interesting is when the believers get healed, what's amazing is when the unbelievers are.
Eastern medicine is quite fascinating and i think provides an amazing root into possibilities and the inner workings of the body. 😃
No other culture truly demonstrates the power of the human mind quite like those of the Far East.
I bet that feels awesome
@foraquid
You might have a point, except for the fact that this is not a science lab. It is simply healing practice that involves other than physical, other than scientifically understood or energies.
By my earlier comments, I questioned today's scientific establishment and its blind rejection of any study that concludes with the possibility that such energies even exist.
@MrJohndl
That's an argument aimed at the wind. We're discussing the dogmas, the fashions, the limitations that currently plague mainstream science -- not science as a whole.
Where i can get the "Ommmm" heard in background ?
Master Choa Kok Sui on Itunes. Blessings.
Om is a mantra, or vibration, that is traditionally chanted at the beginning and end of yoga sessions. Coming from Hinduism and Yoga, the mantra is considered to have high spiritual and creative power but despite this, it is a mantra that can be recited by anyone. It’s both a sound and a symbol rich in meaning and depth and when pronounced correctly it is actually AUM.
@Mandoon
Absolutely amazing, I totally agree. And Master Co will be back at East West this Monday, the 19th. Will put up a clip from his presentation.
At 5.48 you can see the guy lifting as something unwanted is being pulled from the back of his head... thats got to me my favourite bit.. I love watching healing like this... its so relaxing....
The crystal amplifies the energy he is transmitting :)
I am and always have been very skeptical of such things, however I would have to experience it fist hand to before making and judgments.
whats the crystal for?
Very powerful healer!
He does this so well it ALMOST looks like it's completely fucking imaginary and fake. But we know it isn't.
Are they using salt water, in the spray bottle?
How can I get Stephen Co to give me an energy healing session? Where does he live?
@BestofEastWest the only available definition of life past that of physical laws is social, debates about natural science will always win because they have verified methods which do not rely on overly subjective "experiences". As such I agree in a way with Kidal91: physicalist commitments do not need to be displayed here, since natural science and non physical definitions of life are like oil and water. But I disagree that any comment should be disabled (a little anti democratic)
@MrJohndl "You don't seem to have any faith at all in the scientific endeavour."
Yeah, that's the point.
Where can I get a service done like this in Orange County someone please tell me.
I really enjoy watching this and think that there's some benefit somewhere, but I'm slightly confused by those who see this as the be all, end all to healing. There's a reason New England Journal of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, John's Hopkins, etc, do research on discrete/practical/modern (whatever word you like) medicine and not so much on this. Just a thought. If you truly want to be "holistic," you probably should give Western medicine a shot, too (:
Nicholas Hutchison I don't know of anybody who thinks "this is the be all and end all to healing". I've never even heard of such an idea. Nobody wants to abandon traditional Western medicine. That would be like refusing to use a band-aid or see a dentist -- totally nuts. This video is simply a demonstration of the fact that the human mind, for better or for worse, impacts the human body. There is an energy riding the human brain and it is both conscious and powerful. That's it.
Oh! I certainly don't think that many people think that. But I hear of some people eschewing "modern" medicine in place of Eastern (if that's the correct term) medicine. That's all. I still like this sort of stuff (:
Nicholas Hutchison Ah, I see what you mean. And yes, I agree. It doesn't makes sense to think of healing with energy as a replacement of Western medicine. Both traditions are scientific and have their own value. At any rate, thanks for your comment -- good point.
+Nicholas Hutchison . Don't worry Nicholas... many of us do. Of course the 3 rd reason people die in the US is due to medical error... and 1 and 2 are from Heart disease and what .. stroke /cancer..? If the medical community were truly interested in curing these top 3 they would have a nonstop campaign to make the lifestly choice changes which would eliminate almost all instances of the the first 2. and by not overprescribing, becoming a breeding ground for antibiotic resistant bacteria/viruses... they could mostly eliminate number 3... So good luck with your Sickcare giant John Hopkins... lol
George Pierson
Ironic how you said that things should be looked into, and then dismiss energy healing outright in the next sentence. I can see how you think it would "open the door for a lot of fakes". There's a bad apple in every group, of course, including medical doctors. I don't see why that's an excuse for brushing aside a valid healing modality.
Do not mention Reiki, I knew it. Because when I do Reiki healing at a distance, so behave correctly - my hands were not actually mine ... I am - guided! Thanks, helped me to understand myself, and what is happening to me then - it's the same! Namaste!
What is he doing? is he using chi energy to heal? if not, then I am baffled.
@BestofEastWest
Actual experience does not 'trump' anything. People are subjective and unreliable. That is why testing is so important and scientific testing has shown alternative medicine to be nothing more than placebo. The comment about today's technology is completely unrelated to the topic.
He heals people with energy
@MrJohndl
That release of chemicals clearly works in tandem with something else, something outside of the spectrum of what can thus far be quantified by today's science.
But you're right, as dasoliss pointed out as well, "People [e.g. scientists] are subjective and unreliable". That's true even for scientific research that doesn't veer off into realms that are currently off the radar screen of what's acceptable. With a strong enough bias, especially borne of dogma, results will get skewed.
@Mandoon
This look more like qi gong healing.
@BestofEastWest "No study will survive the peer review process if it draws a conclusion seriously at odds with the groupthink of mainstream science."
This has happened several times in the past and will probably happen again once we find something strange like wave-particle duality, or general relativity, or something along those lines.
And it'll be great, because it'll allow us to make even more accurate predictions about the way the universe works.
It also looks like he maybe using Reiki symbols but I could be wrong...
@BestofEastWest All you have done is re-state what you already think, which is perhaps the definition of dogmaticism. What is seen here is some form of metaphysics. Even natural science involves metaphysics, for instance "big bang" science (since they cannot directly "see" or prove modern theories of "everything"). However within the scientific community "everything" science is treated as a hypothesis, unlike here where there is no (acceptable) method of verification.
From a Scientific viewpoint - it would on a placebo effect. But theres more to life than science, and Science doesn't know it all anyway, there's no doubt that there are some benefits to having this done, even if medically untested it will psychologically influence healing. Most of it could be placebo effect of 'feeling healed - acting healed' but some could be from the relaxation factor of it too.
sound like th eaum sound that came from pyramid on tama-re (eatonton ga.) the land of the ancient ones by DR. MZY
It's Master Choa Kok Sui singing the OM.
this guy is at work
Crystal Guide Pocket Edition on Android is really good for telling you healing/metaphysical uses
Honestly even if this all was just a placebo effect, it wouldn't change a thing. It works.
All Goodness comes and goes to the same place-
does this really work
Yes, Check Quantum Touch the Power to Heal
@MrJohndl
A few decades ago, a huge chunk of today's medical technology would have been laughed at as impossible by traditional medicine. By the actual experience of many, however, there is a powerhouse of energy built into life itself. And actual experience trumps academic theory every time.
@kidal91
Thank you for your thoughts. However, I believe that the debate below has actually been helpfully clarifying.
If you hit 'see all', you'll find that the focus has not been on reiki per se, but on the rigidly dogmatic commitment of today's science to a purely physical definition of life.
Though that commitment is obvious enough, I touched on the specific case of a science journal editor who was hounded and harassed simply for putting a heretical article through peer review.
namaste
Integrative medicine is the best option. I have seen some remarkable things happen when Eastern and Western medicine are combined.
Same question.
Om =aum mantra
whatever discussion goes its end to Faith healing.....
atma namaste. i suggest you refrain from discussing back and forth with persons who are talking rudely and harshly about Pranic Healing or disable comments on the video. This is very powerful stuff being shown here .you shouldn't put so much energy into arguments that seem to go no where..
@totheman
You're misunderstanding the Sternberg heresy scandal. As editor, Sternberg merely ok'd Dr. Meyer's article for peer review. The actual reviewers, generally 3 or more of Meyer's 'peers', had no idea who authored the article. And therein lies the problem: The article got appraised for its scientific credibility alone. Naturally enough, the cult of Atheism cried foul.
When you say "God's power tools," to which God are you referring? It's obviously not the Christian God.
@BestofEastWest
Over time, the peer review process works brilliantly. You don't seem to have any faith at all in the scientific endeavour. I find this puzzling considering you enjoy using technology. Science is the only method we have that leads us to real knowledge. Everything else is just opinion. Trust the science.
kinda makes me appreciate the simplicity of healing when Jesus said "Be Healed", and it happened. No production, just a word.
I agree Truth Seeker, when I pray for healing, I just lay hands and say a command. This seems so complicated, and I don't really understand it, but would enjoy seeing it live to see more of what it is about.
@totheman
Please google peer review, look up 'religion' in the dictionary, then read my comments again.
Merry Christmas!
same!
@user7216
It's just an expression. God created everything, including crystals. Many healers find crystals are helpful instruments, tools of focus for the energy they're trying to channel.
Notice at 5:47-5:52, the work he does there, the man cannot see what he's doing, yet when he pulls upwards his body moves in response to it. Placebo effect wouldn't cause that movement.
Hmm, I guess a lot of people are always going to have issue believing something like this which is so different to "the current worldview". As Jack commented studies will struggle if they're at odds with current ideas. Beliefs really are more important than we think.
Thats why I've started doing simple tests to see if crystals can affect plant growth. Plants are a great way to test things like this, because its so easy to observe any differences. If that's of interest to anyone check out such tests at th-cam.com/users/CuriousExplorer2.
@MrJohndl
To a certain extent, we understand physical biology, yes. But it is laughable to say that mainstream medicine has a lock on all healing tools and energies available and nothing remains undiscovered. Again, not long ago lasers were the stuff of sci-fi, and the very idea of lasers being used for routine surgery would have been scoffed at by mainstream medicine.
Oh and btw, the placebo effect remains mind-boggling to mainstream science, simply because it sometimes works...lol
You can actually see this man's body move several times as the energy is being pulled from his body. The man's body movement is almost done instantaneously as the energy is being pulled. crazy
Every tissue cell in the body produces a bio-electrical field, that taken as a whole produces our human aura energy field. The human brain on its own produces 15 watts of bio-electrical energy, and a crystals atomic structure vibrate at harmonic frequencies which reacts with the energy field we all produce, we all have a different aura, and energy field which is why some crystals work for you and some don't. This aura energy field is indicative in all life forms.
@dasoliss
More mumbo jumbo....give it a rest.
Not if it is not in their interest to do so
@MrJohndl
Though it obviously has its positive side, the peer review process works like a filter, blocking out any conclusions that don't conform to the strictly held assumptions and dogmas of the day. Whatever the evidence.
And very, very, very few scientists will have the courage to risk losing their share of the funding, the life-blood of today's research: government grants.
@MrJohndl
Time and time and time again, what's been 'settled' in science has turned out to be anything but.
Yes, yes, a knife will take out a tumor and chemo might work, too. Not so long ago, the idea of laser surgery would have been mocked by all believers in mainstream medicine. ...Using the same words you're using here...lol.
Like it or not, the evidence of other, so-called 'miraculous' means of affecting a cure is overwhelming. Period.
@foraquid
"natural science and non physical definitions of life are like oil and water."
This is exactly the sort of un-scientific dogmatism that explains academia's current climate of suppression.
Once again: if any study, any article dares to conclude that non-physical realities are worthy of serious consideration, it is treated like religious heresy.
@EdsEnemy
Not true, not at all. What you're saying 'sounds' logical, yes, but it's not how academia actually works. Today's academic establishment guards its core assumptions very carefully. And any conclusion that contradicts one of those assumptions is met with ridicule, contempt, even outrage. Every time.
@totheman
No study will survive the peer review process if it draws a conclusion seriously at odds with the groupthink of mainstream science. In fact, it's worse than that. Few if any scientists will even venture into such territory in the first place. Understandable, of course. Why risk sabotaging your career?
@totheman
Ah yes, Atheists get to redefine English. Nothing about "positive assertion" in the definition of religion. And yet, it really needs that extra bit of self-serving gobbledygook. Otherwise Atheism won't qualify as the only religious belief sanctioned by the US constitution. Can't have that.
@BestofEastWest
The problem is the word 'energy'. The energy you refer to does not exist. It's nothing more than wishful thinking on your part. Physics explains energy, and the 'healing' energy referred to in alternative therapies is just nonsense. Goodbye.
@totheman
Don't make me laugh. Atheism can't escape what it is: a strongly held belief system, a religious faith in the ultimate human condition. Interesting, though, how the cult of Atheism loves to set itself far above the rest of humanity's believers. At no age, at no level of education does a student or a scientist acquire the right to criticize its sacred teachings...lol
Oh and Sternberg was acting within his role as editor when he put that article through peer review. PR happened.
@MrJohndl
Here's a rule of thumb you might follow - not physics, but scientific nonetheless:
If you don't know what you're talking about, better not speak...lol
This may have been what Jesus was doing to heal the blind and lame.
@totheman
Please read my comment again.
Atheism is a belief system, a religious faith that pre-supposes an utter lack of metaphysical (other-than-physical) reality. Regardless of evidence.
Atheism dictates that all evidence MUST be explained by a cause that is purely physical and philosophically meaningless.
A cult of atheism dominates science nowadays, and it has zero tolerance for dissent. That cult is what ambushed Sternberg and so effectively trashed his career.