I'd say enforcing some boundaries would help better. ie not doing shit you don't believe in in a relationship.
If you want an actual answer on whether these alternative therapies can help. Well, I can't comment on this particular one. I believe they may provide some to a *lot* of therapeutic benefit, but *not* in the context of the Western paradigm which is based on treating symptoms to problems rather than the root of them. And it is based on focusing on discrete problems in isolation to everything else that is happening in your life (reductionism). The goal for said treatment is vague so in that sense it'll be no better than getting something like a massage. It might make you feel better for an hour or a day or so, but it's like trying to dam a river with a twig. The current is going in one particular direction, is strong, and that is not being dealt with.
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Never heard of it, but i think in the end, only you can know what works for you. I'm not sure there's anything "wrong" with you, sounds like your partner projects the idea onto you as being this "broken" guy that only she knows how to "fix". From your many other posts this seems like another case of her being controlling, because if she's the only one who "knows best for you", then by definition you could never leave her.
Umm.. it’s a pseudoscience that believes ‘healers’ can channel certain energies into you (the patient) and ‘heal’ them.
Honestly, sounds like a scam (hence the pseudo) and a way for your fiancée to shift the blame entirely onto you. Correct me if I’m wrong but all disagreements will have more than one person at fault or contributing to it. I think if your fiancée was serious about you two resolving this and genuinely believed this scam could help, the least she could do was be present and participate in the healing session.
Try it and see how you feel. From what I understand, it's about distributing energy in your body evenly to correct imbalances. I have friends who learned Reiki to "treat" their loved ones after traditional medicine failed them.
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Oh man, is that some of these moneygrabbing extrasense vital energy nonsense therapy? She must have wasted money or she's crazy or maybe both. Next thing you know she'll give you a dreamcatcher too and puts crystal healing stones in both of your drinks 🤦♀️ somebody have mercy upon you if that is the case.
You're much better off just getting a classic/erotic massage.Prana is a hindu term for a type of energy which courses through all living things. There are two main types of energy in hindu philosophy, prana and kundalini. Prana can be controlled, kundalini is far more primal, and wild, it can kind of he directed but not controlled and it would be more risky to have a practitioner work with it
‘Problems’ in a relationship are very rarely the fault of one person. I think that she knows this! A therapist would highlight areas in your relationship that you both need to work on. If your partner is wanting to really work on your relationship, I think she would have chosen a form of therapy that has been proven to work!
If one has too much money, it's a very good way to spend a lot of it.
I am not sure what that is...
As soon as you figure it out jean, please let me know?
isn't that pranic healing?
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That looks like some type of massage therapy
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