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Bigwigs in 'pranic healing' mode
By Our Special Correspondent
HYDERABAD, AUG. 16. It was a half day off from the drudgery of
meetings, reviews and file pushing for the Chief Minister, Mr. N.
Chandrababu Naidu, Ministers and top bureaucrats on Thursday as
they heard in rapt attention about the benefits of "pranic
healing".
The Grandmaster Choa Kok Sui, a Filipino of Chinese descent,
gave a live display of the power of `Pranic healing' to the
packed gathering when he instantly cured an Additional DG of
Police, a senior IAS officer, and a businessman of chronic pains,
all within a few minutes. No magic cure this, pranic healing is
the process of transferring the vital energy or life force from
the healer to the patients without physical contact.
Mr. Mahendra L. Kumawat, Addl DG (Law & Order), was suffering
from severe pain which prevented him from raising his right hand
above his head following a severe reaction caused after taking a
vaccine. However, the pain was gone and Mr. Kumawat was able to
clap his palms over his head after the Grand Master `passed on
energy' to him by waving his hands around him for about two
minutes.
Next it was the turn of Mrs. Janaki R. Kondapi, Principal
Secretary, R & B, to be cured of her migraine, while the back and
neck pain of Mr. Poddar, a prominent city businessman, vanished
immediately as the audience watched, spell-bound, about the power
of `pranic healing'. Mr. Sui made it clear that pranic healing
was not a panacea for all ills though it could help tackle
epidemics like gastroenteritis.
Earlier, Mr. Naidu, his Cabinet colleagues, Mr. Y. Ramakrishnudu
and Mr. K. Vijayarama Rao, and senior IAS and IPS officials
participated in the interactive session involving transfer of
energy from one hand to another and receiving energy from Mr.
Sui. Somewhat irritated at the Ministers seated in the front row
for sitting with their hands and legs crossed, Mr. Sui said they
would experience nothing if they were not receptive.
The Master, who is the founder of the World Pranic Healing
Foundation, also gave a lecture on effective man management to
the IAS officers saying that knowledge, talent and intelligence
would not serve the purpose. He gave seven principles such as
love and wisdom, `active intelligence' and the ability to ensure
harmony in conflict for execution of knowledge.
Impressed by Mr. Sui's presentation, the Chief Minister
immediately announced that a centre for pranic healing would be
established at the Dr. M. Channa Reddy Institute for Human
Resources Development at Jubilee Hills. He also urged the Master
to train Government doctors and nurses and said that in spite of
the Government spending nearly Rs. 2,000 crores on health
annually, there was dissatisfaction all around.
He said the Master had convinced the audience about the effects
of pranic healing but the problem was how to implement them. Mr.
Naidu disclosed that Britain's DFID had offered to give a grant
of Rs. 50 crores to the AP Government for starting a Centre for
good governance.
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