Energy Healing

 Energy healing is energy medicine or energy therapy. It's an emerging form of complementary and alternative medicine. 

It's not a modern concept or approach. The origins are found throughout the ancient world. This form of healing is noted in Christianity, as well as other Western and Eastern religions.

Energy work was part of many early approaches to medicine. Early medical practitioners believed that when the energy within the body was out of balance, people became ill. 

In Asian countries, medical people felt the only way to a healthy body lay in correcting this imbalance. China and Japan, for example, developed a medical system based upon energy levels within the body.

Yet, the belief in the role of energy is not restricted to the physical. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners have always perceived this energy (Chi), as having a holistic impact. 

In other words, the quality and amount of energy found circulating within your body affects your emotional, psychological and spiritual well-being. It is not restricted to your physical health.

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Faith Healing

Healing through faith has become, over the past several decades, a controversial topic. It's not new. Some form of faith healing has been in existence in various religions for centuries. 

In the 19th and 20th centuries however, several movements took shape. These included the Emmanuel movement, and the Peculiar People.

A better-known individual was Phineas Quimby (1802-1866). He explored a combination of magnetism and hypnotism to create a type of “natural healing.” 

He actually mentored Mary Baker Eddy, who became a founder of the first major movement of healing through faith. This was the Christian Scientists.

Another group with faith as a basis for healing is more recent. This is the work founded by Kenneth E. Hagin (1917-2003), a prominent Pentecostal preacher. His approach is responsible for the more modern approach to healing through one’s faith.

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Types of Meditation

The different types of meditation help keep your body and mind healthy. 

Meditative practices have existed for centuries and since the last couple of decades, the use of  meditation has increased due to the rise of interest about the teaching of the eastern cultures and the stress and anxiety of modern life.

Beside a practice for spiritual growth or a way to enlightenment, people also use meditation with specific purposes such as:

meditation for anxiety
meditation for pain relief

The different types of meditation techniques that have evolved from Hinduism, Christianity, and Buddhism can be classified under five categories:

Concentration
Reflective Meditation
Mindfulness Meditation
Heart-Centered Meditation
Creative Meditation

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Spiritual healing

Spiritual healing can help people in many different ways – sometimes unexpected. Healing may completely cure someone – or may not, but may instead help them to deal with the condition they have and to become more positive. 

It is extremely rare for someone to receive healing and then report no improvement afterwards whatsoever, and indeed many people report that they feel a great deal better, often where other treatments have failed. 

Miraculous instantaneous cures are rare – but not unknown, and we should always be open to this possibility.

As well as benefiting others, the more spiritual healing we give, the more we will develop spiritually – and psychically. And the more we develop spiritually and psychically, the better healers we will become.

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Traditional wellness

Traditional wellness is central to the goal of improving and transforming. Through the guidance of traditional healers, as well as through the shared goals of communities for a healthier future.
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Traditional healing will improve the mental, emotional, spiritual and physical well being, while strengthening the traditional health care system through a partnership between traditional healer practitioners and the Western medical system.​​

Traditional healing refers to health practices, approaches, knowledge and beliefs incorporating healing and wellness while using ceremonies; plant, animal or mineral-based medicines; energetic therapies; or physical/hands on techniques. 
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Belief in Many Divinities

What is the influence and impact of the dominant religious belief in the divinities upon the whole of traditional African life? The Bible and Christian theology have to address this dominant influence and impact upon the traditional African life.

African traditional religions in some parts of Africa, have had an elaborate pantheon of divinities. But there are exceptions to this general observation, especially in Southern Africa and some parts of West Africa.


Some African ethnic groups do not seem to have divinities, while some were known to have no special shrines or worship places designated to the divinities or to the Supreme Being. However, the Yoruba of Nigeria are known for having several hundreds of divinities.

African scholars for the past three decades, have changed certain perspectives and even the definition of African divinities (Idowu, 1962; Mbiti, 1975). Some African scholars no longer accept the term polytheism (worship of many gods). They prefer the term “divinities” or “deities” to “gods”. The debate on whether African “divinities” were worshipped as “gods” or whether they were only “intermediaries” or “mediators” is inconclusive. Some have argued that “Africans do not worship their divinities nor their ancestors, but God”. In this argument, a view is being held that sacrifices, offerings and prayers offered, are not directed to the divinities or the ancestors, as ends in themselves, but are directed ultimately to God. We have no intention of discussing this debate here, but simply to mention it in passing.

African divinities are many and each has its specific area of influence and control. Some of these divinities were originally mythological figures in some African legends and primordial histories and cosmologies, while some were tribal heroes or heroines. Divinities covering different aspects of life, society and community were usually established, such as divinities of the sea or the waters, rain, thunder, fertility, health or sickness, planting or harvest, tribal, clan or family deities. African divinities took the forms of mountains, rivers, forests, the mother earth, the sun, the moon, the stars, and ancestors. The plurality of the divinities with their varying powers, influence, hierarchy, territoriality, even within one ethnic group or community, says a lot about the African religions, worship, beliefs and practices. This leaves an open door for religious accommodation, tolerance, assimilation and adaptation within the traditional religious thought. The traditional African understanding and the interpretation of Christianity have deep roots in these fundamental beliefs of the African traditional religions. This belief, just as in the case of the previous one, has a theological basis – the plurality of divinities (polytheism).

With the introduction of Christianity or other religions, such as Islam, this belief with its worldview may have an added feature and it is henotheism, the worship of one god without denying the existence of other gods. There is a possibility that the Christian God who has been introduced, can be worshipped along with other gods. The theological basis of this traditional belief allows it to take place without creating any serious theological crisis in the traditional religion. Plurality of gods or divinities permits plurality of beliefs, practices, feelings and behaviour in one religion. This belief also gives room for accommodation, adaptation and domestication of new gods or divinities into the old religion. Other gods or divinities and divergent views and practices can be tolerated without confusion. All these are possible because of the theological foundation of this belief in many gods and also in the hierarchy of gods or divinities.

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Spirit Beings

What is the influence and impact of this dominant religious belief in spirit beings upon the whole of traditional African life?

The Bible and Christian theology have to address this dominant influence and impact upon the traditional African life.

Traditional African concepts of reality and destiny are deeply rooted in the spirit world. The activities and the actions of the spirit beings govern all social and spiritual phenomena.

The spirit world can be divided into two broad categories: (1) non-human spirits and (2) the spirits of the dead.

Non-human spirits are regarded in hierarchical order in accordance with their kind and importance, depending upon their power and the role they play in the ontological order in the spirit world (Oji, 1988:17).

First in the hierarchy is the Creator, then the deities, object-embodied spirits, ancestors’ spirits and other miscellaneous spirits that are non-human, comprising both good or harmless spirits and evil spirits.

Man stands between this array of spiritual hosts in the spirit world and the world of nature (Ikenga-Metuh, 1987:125-144).

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