Oriental medicine and eastern medicine has a range of eastern therapies. The philosophy is a holistic form of healing. It involves the whole person with all the layers of the soul. As a whole, it looks at the causes, making it less about symptom management. The development of eastern medicine seems to be at a standstill, while western medicine is constantly evolving.
Development of western medicine
By the latter, I am referring to drug development and the very rapid development of new medical equipment and devices. Regarding the latter, think of pacemakers, ICDs, prostheses, microsurgery, the artificial heart, the artificial kidney and recently the artificial pancreas. It is about the application of Artificial Intelligence. And yet it is indirectly symptom relief which alleviates the symptoms of diseases and significantly prolongs the life span of sick people. However, this does not take them back to the client's soul. And thereby also not to the soul's luminosity.
Oriental medicine and medicine
Eastern medicine, on the contrary, does look at the soul, the aura layers, the chakras and the also the meridians. This is also called the subtle anatomy mentioned. It involves the light body and much less the physical body. Basically, problems occur first in the light body and then manifest in the substance read the physical body years later. Even the physical body is not seen as massive in Eastern medicine. It is filled with vital energy between the cells. Here, both the element water and the element ether occupy a large place. The body lies in a bath, as it were.
So, that Oriental medicine is stagnant is an illusion. Eastern therapies are far ahead of their time. And cannot be caught up quickly by mainstream medicine and their different approach. Western medicine is much more bent on replacing parts of the body with advanced medical technology or biologically re-growing cells and placing them in the body. If the patient then also activates his or her light body, a good combination can emerge.
No subtle anatomy on HBO course from eastern medicine
This is much more about "being" the soul. In my training as a therapist, this was not taught. Only focus on western medical basics and red flags. At what symptoms and signals should you refer a client to the emergency room of a hospital or the family doctor. This is also necessary, but the lack of subtle anatomy within the curriculum of an HBO course in naturopathy is all around astonishing. This is simply not available in the West or in the interest of health insurers who indirectly validate the curriculum.
The Buddhist eastern medicine
In the philosophy of Raja Yoga and Tibetan Buddhism, that knowledge and experience does exist. Very often in secret language to protect the knowledge of old. First of all, it was not allowed to fall into the wrong hands and be used for wrong purposes. Secondly, it is still important to share this information only with disciples who have a common motivation to grow towards soul-level functioning.
The group forms a collective light body and each link (soul) should be motivated. One functions as a group with 1 common goal and 1 common collective soul.
For 100%, the way of healing I use is an Eastern way of healing. Especially a Tibetan way of healing with many Buddhas. Each of these Buddhas represents a part of the light body. Together they form a mandala of the body. Healing at a distance is as powerful here as it is in practice.
After 25 years of self-study on the ancient authentic Vajrayana meditations in secret language, you haven't finished learning. Above you see a representation of the complexity of the heart centre and surrounding centres. It hides a great treasure of Buddhist knowledge. The sand mandalas are another good example of this. Through years of meditation - in fact lifelong meditation - you creep closer and closer to the Buddha whose ritual prayer (sadhana) you practice. As a result, you develop soul consciousness and more and more divine powers flow through you.
Access to Oriental Medicine Practice
As an alternative healer with a strong focus on the oriental medicine I also offer online services in Dutch and English. For a face2face intake interview, the practice is easily accessible in the following surrounding towns from the region. Heemstede, Bennebroek, Haarlem, Hoofdorp, Zwaanshoek, Vogelenzang, Overveen, Bentveld, Zandvoort, Vijfhuizen, Bloemendaal, Santpoort-zuid, Santpoort-noord, Hillegom, Lisse, Sassenheim, Aerdenhout, Driehuis, Amsterdam, Zwanenburg, Halfweg and Badhoevedorp. Follow-up sessions can be done remotely or in the practice. You are welcome in my practice for the 100% oriental medicine.