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Pranic Healing® | Treatments with Prana Life Energy
The idea of healing with Prana Life Force is a very ancient concept, already applied millennia in India, for instance. In fact, a range of treatments [ ... ]
Biofield Energy, Life Force, and Therapy
The term Biofield , which is a contraction of the phrase Biological Field, was proposed in 1992 by a committee of CAM (Complementary and Alternative M [ ... ]
Animism, Spirituality, and Life Force Energy
Animism, a term derived from the Latin anima, is the belief that all things in the universe possess a unique i.e. distinct spiritual, divine, or livin [ ... ]
Bildungstrieb | Vital Life Force as a Formative Drive
Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (1752 – 1840), commonly referred to as the “Father of German Vitalism,” was a physician, naturalist, biologi [ ... ]
Aura Reading, Cleansing, and Energy Healing
The word aura is both an ancient Greek and Latin word, which can mean “breeze,” “wind,” “air,” “breath,” or “air in motion.” A [ ... ]
Ase | Yoruba People and Life Force
Ase, Ashe, Axe, or Ache is a philosophical, cosmological, and religious concept of the Yoruba people, which is conceived as a Sacred Power, Divine Ene [ ... ]
Vitalism | Life Energy Theories, Approaches, and Applications
Vitalism is the belief or concept that all life forms (and in some definitions also all inanimate phenomena) are driven, ruled, or created by a myster [ ... ]
Mana | Spiritual Life Force in Austronesia
Mana is a concept found in Austronesia, notably among Polynesian and Melanesian peoples. Polynesia is defined as the region with countries such as Sam [ ... ]
Odic Life Force | Carl von Reichenbach
The term Odic Force was coined by Baron Carl von Reichenbach (1788 – 1869) to describe a mysterious, all-permeating Life Principle, Vital Life Force [ ... ]
Silap Inua | Inuit and Vital Life Force
The Inuit are the indigenous inhabitants from what is now the area of Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. Sometimes, the Yup’ik i.e. Yupik (from the [ ... ]
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