Acupressure
& Reiki –
the fast-acting treatment for quick relief
By Prashant Dayal.
I first went to meet Mukesh and Deepika bahen about
five years ago. This meeting was arranged by Vivek Desai, who worked with as a
photographer in Divya Bhaskar daily
with me. The occasion was like this:
Vivek had mentioned about one patient, Sharmila
bahen, who suffered from an unimaginable skin disease. She had consulted
renowned skin specialists of India
Sharmila bahen followed advice given by Mukesh bhai
and Deepika bahen and she remained for a few weeks ( 42 days) only on goat’s
milk. After this treatment, she was miraculously cured . When I heard this, I
had some doubts. But if Vivek is telling this, it can not be a bluff. With this
confidence, I went to Nihar Arogya Mandir and met Sharmila bahen.
I had published her story in Divya Bhaskar as narrated by her. This was my first meeting with
Mukesh bhai and Deepika bahen. Once I was with them , I felt as though I know
them since many years. Thereafter, never
a month has passed when I have not met them…
My wife Shivani had discontinued her allopathic
medicines after she consulted them. She was suffering from some problems in
lungs and uterus. I write this in past
tense because she has now been cured of it. Shivani used to have a longer
menstrual cycle. She would often be treated by Deepika bahen & be cured of it but the problem would relapse
after some time.
Mukeshbhai and Deepika bahen practice Naturopathy
but they have no prejudice or rigidity in their approach. They do not use
medicines in their treatment but at the same time they do not blindly oppose
allopathic treatment.
Modern science has reached new heights today. In spite of this, many
hospitals world over are using acupressure and reiki therapies to treat their
patients. Reiki is adopted as a
respectable treatment in countries where nothing gets accepted unless there
is documentary proof in its support. The therapy that does not use medicines is known as
nature cure.
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Shivani and I went to meet Deepika bahen in the
first week of January. She examined her condition and advised that it is better
to surgically remove uterus so that she
gets rid of her frequent problems. I was little surprised to hear that
but realized that she was right. We met
Dr. Hasmukh Agrawal at Resham
bai Hospital
Shivani was really in bad shape. Her one lung was
not functioning well and therefore she can’t be given general anesthesia. With
constant bleeding , she had lost so much weight that she now weighed just 36kg.
In spite of such difficult condition, Dr Agrawal performed the surgery very
well.
As she was given general anesthesia, Shivani used
to experience severe pain after her surgery. She would often scream in pain .
Dr Kamlesh was also perplexed. Doctors prescribed Dynapar injections as pain killer but they too were of no help in
removing her pain.
Distant Reiki treatment means that the patient is at one place and
the Reiki healer is at another place several kilometers away and he is able
to send the treatment over this long distance. When the healer informs: “I am
starting the treatment. You please observe the patient. If she is in need of
sleep, she will go to sleep. If she is suffering from acute pain, the pain
will start reducing. Once this happens and you are able to see with your own
eyes that the patient has received the relief that was sent by the Reiki
healer... there is no option but to admit that the distant reiki works. This
is the only way to search for the truth.
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I telephoned Mukeshbhai and described Shivani’s
condition. He assured me that I need not worry and that he will right now talk
to Navinbhai. I already knew Navinbhai through Mukeshbhai.
In a short while, Mukeshbhai telephoned me: “Navinbhai is now sending the reiki . Shivani bahen will go to sleep .” This was
difficult to understand or believe. After fifteen minutes, Shivani went into
deep sleep like as in normal sleep. I did not first believe that some one can
send Reiki from a distant and it will be so effective. But in this case, I
myself have experienced it.
After spending five days in the hospital, Shivani
returned to our home. During her hospitalization, my mother – living with my
brother - had come to stay with us to
look after us. She developed severe pain
in her waist (lumbago) and could not stand on her feet. This happened on
the very same day Shivani returned home.
I got worried and gave some pain killer tablets but
they were not effective. Doctor visited her at our home and gave a Voveran ( pain killer) injection . This
too had no effect. So I rand up one orthopedic doctor who is a friend too. He
suggested to bring her to his clinic. I told him that my residence is on third floor and it not possible for her to
climb down the staircase.
He sent his junior doctor to my residence. He helped
us a lot. My mother was operated for breast cancer three years ago.
She now started having severe pain in the groin
also in addition to the
waist (lumbago) . The doctor who came
for home visit and gave some medicines also gave a preliminary diagnosis which
was very frightening. In his opinion,
the breast cancer might have spread towards the lower body. I was shattered
from within. Next day I went to Mukeshbhai when he was teaching
yoga-meditation-pranayam to his morning batch of patients at Nihar. I sat near
him and briefed him about my mother’s
condition. What to do now?He replied: “ Navinbhai will visit your home tomorrow. Right now it is 8 am. At 8 am tomorrow, your mother will be walking.” Navinbhai came and gave acupressure treatment. That evening, my mother once again started walking. Next day by 8 am, she was moving around in a normal manner.
Friends, I am not against allopathic treatment. But
after several experiences, I have realized that it is possible to live without
medicines also. Our age-old, traditional healing therapies like naturopathy and
acupressure certainly are very effective. In case you are not benefited through
them, at least you will not have to undergo the sufferings of the side effects
of allopathic medicines.
May all be
happy and free from sickness.
Prashant Dayal, Patrakar Colony,
Naranpura, Ahmedabad.
Phone: 98250-47682
(Prashant Dayal is special correspondent at The Times
of India, Ahmedabad. He reports on crime and politics. He likes to work among
people and bring out their real-life experiences in his column "Jeevti
Varta".This article was published in March 2011 issue of ANUPAN magazine.http://habitsdietyoga.blogspot.in/)
