Psychological Wellbeing by Awareness of Air Prana and the Aura Surrounding a Tree among Participants from Different Age Group

Jois, Srikanth N.; Manasa, B; D’Souza, Lancy

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2017.00209.1

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“…While viewing ground Prana, 15% of participants witness it as lines and 12.3% witnessed it as waves emerging from grounds 82 . In another similar study on viewing the aura surrounding the tree and air Prana revealed that viewing and experiencing these sources of Pranic energy led them into relaxed sensation, mentally strong and enhanced positive emotions, and also felt other bioplasmic experiences 83,84 . In addition to this, numerous healers have reported Pranic energy sensations while treating the patients.…”

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Prana – The Vital Energy in Different Cultures: Review on Knowledge and Practice

Manasa

Jois

Prasad

2020

Journal of Natural Remedies

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The subtle energy or <em>Prana</em> is essential for keeping our body healthy and alive. This article aims at analyzing the existence of subtle energy and the development of people’s perception of this concept across different cultures. The review is made on understanding the influence of this vital energy on people’s lives, health, spirituality, customs, and traditions. This article has reviewed, how the eastern and western cultures seemed to differ and are also alike in interpreting and utilizing the benefit of vital force. It also has addressed the need for perceiving vital force to get the desired outcome in one’s wellbeing. It can be summarised that the concepts of subtle energy may be innate, widespread, and in general, proved to be a pathway for reaching into the spiritual realm. Despite varying in the schematic illustration of the subtle energy from distinct cultures, however, the different perceptions and understandings have a common rationale on its application. Further theoretical and experimental research is essential for the scientific establishment of this area of implication.

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Section: Perception Of Pranamentioning

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Prana – The Vital Energy in Different Cultures: Review on Knowledge and Practice

Manasa

Jois

Prasad

2020

Journal of Natural Remedies

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“…Experiencing perception of an ALP does not necessarily require special talent or a spiritual gift. With proper training and guidance, along with some degree of concentration and appropriate conditions, it has been suggested that one can view the air prana, ground prana, and aura surrounding trees (Jois & D'Souza, 2017a;Jois, Manasa, & D'Souza, 2017b;Sui, 2015). In a study conducted by Schwartz et al (2004), there were varied descriptions of subtle energy experiences among individuals, and training was found to improve bioenergy awareness.…”

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Training in Aura Reading: Results from a Small Quasi-Experimental Study in India (Research Note)

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The aura is believed to be an invisible field surrounding the physical body, interpenetrating and extending beyond it. The present study examines whether appearance of an aura-like phenomenon around the hand can be perceived visually after a short training session. A quasi-experimental research design was employed with 47 participants with a mean age of 19 years. Results from before and after attempting to view an aura-like phenomenon around the hand were analyzed using Contingency Coefficient analysis. The results suggest that an aura-like phenomenon can be detected around the hand since the participants narrated several experiences that were novel (p < .001). We found a significant increase (p = .009) in the number of reports of positive thoughts among the respondents during the session in which an aura-like phenomenon was experienced.

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Psychological Wellbeing by Awareness of Air Prana and the Aura Surrounding a Tree among Participants from Different Age Group

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Prana – The Vital Energy in Different Cultures: Review on Knowledge and Practice

Prana – The Vital Energy in Different Cultures: Review on Knowledge and Practice

Training in Aura Reading: Results from a Small Quasi-Experimental Study in India (Research Note)

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