Exploring the profound connection between holistic healing and spiritual ministry, Ven. Rinchen Chodak advocates for a compassionate approach to wellness that transcends physical healing and touches the spiritual essence of individuals. This method not only promotes physical health but also fosters spiritual wholeness, aiming to heal the heart of the world.
Ven. Rinchen Chodak, an Interfaith Minister and seasoned author, presents a compelling view of healing in her latest book, The Universal Healing Art of JING-QI-SHEN. Chodak proposes that true healing extends beyond mere physical interaction; it is a spiritual ministry rooted deeply in peace and love. This perspective emerged from her extensive experience in energetic healing, where she observed a profound spiritual presence enveloping each session.
Jing-Qi-Shen, a concept derived from the San Bao or "Three Treasures" in Traditional Chinese Medicine, translates to Essence-Energy-Spirit. This healing art, which predates and is thought to be an antecedent to practices like Reiki, integrates principles from ancient Chinese, Tibetan, and Ayurvedic traditions. It emphasizes the relinquishment of personal ego to allow the healer to become a vessel of Universal Healing Energy. This approach combines elements of the Meridian System, Energy Healing, and Medical Intuition to create a holistic healing experience.
Chodak describes the role of a healing practitioner as one who "stands in the loving gap of pure potentiality" for their clients. This stance involves a detachment from the outcomes and a focus on performing healing practices within a space imbued with love, trusting in the Divine Essence to facilitate the healing process. The ultimate mission, as Chodak articulates, is to "bring health and wholeness to the world" by addressing not only the physical but also the spiritual dimensions of individuals.
The concept of a Ministry of Healing, as advocated by Chodak, involves a holistic approach that targets the body, mind, perceptions, and prejudices. This comprehensive method aims to bring about spiritual wholeness, thereby healing the heart of the world. The term 'ministry' itself, derived from the Latin ministerium, underscores the act of serving, which is central to this philosophy.
In addition to her literary contributions, Rinchen Chodak co-founded The Jing-Qi-Shen Foundation, which offers workshops and seminars to propagate the teachings of this unique healing art. The foundation plays a crucial role in educating and training practitioners who are keen to adopt this holistic and spiritually enriched approach to healing.
Rinchen Chodak's work not only enriches our understanding of holistic healing but also elevates it to the level of a spiritual practice. By integrating the principles of Jing-Qi-Shen into healing practices, practitioners can aspire to achieve a balance that nurtures both the body and the spirit, ultimately contributing to a more harmonious world.
For further insights into holistic healing practices and their impact, readers can explore resources such as the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health and Traditional Chinese Medicine World Foundation. These platforms offer extensive information on the integration of traditional and holistic healing methods into modern medical practices.
Ancient Healing Art Gets New Name
Have you ever wondered the origin of the Energy Healing Arts? Lake Elsinore author Rinchen Chodak believes she has the answer. The Universal Healing Art of JING-QI-SHEN is a hands-on guide offering easy-to-learn methods to generate healing energy that anyone can learn.
The Universal Healing Art of JING-QI-SHEN
The Universal Healing Art of Jing-Qi-Shen is based on ancient Chinese, Tibetan, and Ayurvedic practices which aim to balance the body’s energy centers by use of specific hands-on healing and “energy medicine” techniques.
