Complimentary Healing (Faith & Spiritual) Distant healing -Donation only

Complimentary Healing (Faith & Spiritual) and Distant Healing refer to holistic approaches that focus on healing the mind, body, and spirit through non-physical means, often rooted in faith, spirituality, or energy work. Here’s a brief overview:

1. Complimentary Healing (Faith & Spiritual):
– This form of healing is considered “complementary” because it works alongside conventional medicine, not as a replacement.
– It involves using spiritual or faith-based practices to promote healing, such as prayer, meditation, or invoking a higher power or divine energy.
– Practitioners often believe in the connection between spiritual well-being and physical health, and aim to restore balance, peace, or energy to the individual.
– Practices may vary based on religious or spiritual beliefs, including faith healing, Reiki, energy work, or prayer groups.

2. Distant Healing:
– Distant healing, also known as remote healing, is the practice of healing someone without being physically present with them.
– It operates on the belief that energy or intention can be directed across space, often through prayers, meditations, or energy transmissions.
– Practitioners believe that healing energy can be sent from one person to another, transcending physical distance, whether they are in the same room or across the globe.
– This practice is commonly found in spiritual or energy-based healing modalities, such as Reiki, quantum touch, or faith-based prayers.

In essence, both approaches view healing as a holistic process that integrates physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects, and they emphasize the power of faith, intention, and energy in the healing process.