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magnetic healing : Type of "healing" that involves the flow of "vital energy" to the patient through the mind and body of the practitioner. The expression "Magnetic healing" stems from mesmerism.

magnet therapy (biomagnetics, biomagnetic therapeutics, biomagnetic therapy, biomagnetism, Electro-Biomagnetics, electro-biomagnetics therapy, magnetic energy therapy, magnetic field therapy, magnetic healing, magnetics, magnetic therapies, Magnetic Therapy, magnetotherapy) : Variation of self-healing based on "natural laws." Magnet therapy allegedly re-establishes order in the human energy system. Its theory posits life energy and meridians and depicts magnets as sources of nature's healing energy. Some proponents equate magnetic energy, energy, life force, chi, and prana.

magnified healing & Sounds Magnified Healing : establishes a constant flow of energy from your Heart to the Source, the All That Is, the Infinite Mind. The link spirals and brings a deep state of grace pulsing forth from the Source, laying the very foundation for the Ascension process.

mahatma : Sanskrit word for a great man.

mandala : A design of lines, forms and colors, usually circular, used in meditation to focus attention to a single point. Used in Meditation and as an object of worship.

manifesting (conscious thought manifestation, conscious manifestation, creative manifestation, manifestation) : Variable method for wish fulfillment that involves wholehearted visualization and positive thinking. Its postulate is that one can manifest (materialize) one's wants by consciously using the powers of the mind to design the mind's reality.

mantra : Ritual sound, word or phrase used as a tool to focus and quiet the mind. Mantra is a sound or set of sounds that are believed to have the unique power to restore us to a state of pristine harmony. Sea also Chant.

massage therapy (massotherapy, somatotherapy) : General term for a range of manual approaches to enhance relaxation, elevate mood, reduce blood pressure, decrease pain and heighten immune responses. It involves the practice of kneading or otherwise manipulating a person’s muscles and other soft or connective tissue.

medicine wheel : Native American sacred circle representing the Universe and the balance of all creation. It is cast to contain, project and raise energy to transform, balance and heal.

meditation : The practice of inverting the mind to pay attention to the inner silence instead of the outer chaos. Other forms of meditation focus on the outer chaos instead. The practice of meditation is accepted in almost all religions, but is encouraged most in Buddhism.

medium : A psychic or sensitive living person whose body is used as a vehicle for communicating with spirits, as in a séance. Also called channels, or channelers.

meridians : Channels within the body where the chi flows. According to Chinese medicine there are 8 major Meridians. Read more on my Meridian page.

metaphysics : A field of abstract thought and philosophy about topics not on the concrete or physical level of understanding. This includes subjects like existence, the soul, being, the supernatural, astral travel, psychicism, and so on.

M.F.A. : Master of Fine Arts.

mindfulness-based stress reduction : A program based on the work of Jon Kabat-Zinn. Participants learn methods such as breathing, gentle yoga stretches, group discussion and support to reduce physical, emotional and spiritual stresses.

mono-diet (monophagic diet) : Any regimen characterized by: (a) restriction
of food intake to one specific kind of food, or (b) restriction of each meal to one specific kind of food (e.g., porridge alone for breakfast, fruits alone for lunch, and meat alone for dinner).

moxabustion : Adjunct to acupuncture characterized by the burning of moxas - preparations of dried leaves from the common mugwort or the wormwood tree - at acupoints to stimulate chi. Practitioners attach moxas to acupuncture needles, place them directly on the skin in the form of small cones, or place the cones on a layer of ginger.

MPRUE (Magnussa Phoenix Reiki Universal Energies) high vibratory Divine energies used for the healing of self and others, personal spiritual evolvement, and manifestation. In the MPRUE system, you use certain techniques, methods and symbols to direct the channeled energies for focused work (energy surgery), for example to remove unhealthy energetic structures, elementals, entities, etc. MPRUE techniques include methods to break up ingrained negative energetic structures at cell level, to remove blockages in the meridians, to open, clean and close the chakras, correct the chakra spin, effective grounding, shielding and energy evocation techniques, a technique to collect and store the energies in your system for later use (directing any energies by intent and will power uses your personal energies), and much more.

M.S.W. : Master of Social Work.

mudra : Hand gestures often depicted on statues of the Buddha. The gestures symbolize different meaning and can force the chi flow in directions wanted (used in meditation and healing).

multiple timelines : Multi-Dimensional Time (Year) Choices Kiara Windrider 1/1/2002. Necessary to understand our awakening & transformation process.

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nadi : In Indian medicine a channel within the astral body (similar to the meridians in Chinese medicine).

naprapathy : System of bodywork founded in 1905 by chiropractic professor Oakley G. Smith, author of Modernized Chiropractic (1906). It encompasses nutritional, postural, and exercise counseling. Naprapathic theory holds: (a) that soft connective tissue in a state of contraction can cause "neurovascular interference," (b) that this "interference" may cause "circulatory congestion" and "nerve irritation," and (c) that reducing this "interference" (primarily by hand) paves the way for optimal homeostasis. The major form of Naprapathy in the United States is the Oakley Smith Naprapathic Method(TM), taught by the Chicago National College of Naprapathy.

natural : Not human-induced or manmade.

naturopathy : A healing system acknowledging the body's natural healing power. Fosters health through education and the use of natural substances such as herbs, foods, air and sunshine

N.D. : Doctor of Naturopathy.

near-death experience (NDE) : Any paranormal or supernatural experience had when a person is near death, including experiences when a person thinks he or she has died and returned from death.

neuro-electric acupuncture : (evidence-based acupuncture, physiologic acupuncture): Subject of Beyond Yin and Yang: How Acupuncture Really Works (Warren H. Green, Inc., 1994), by George A. Ulett, M.D., Ph.D. Neuro-electric acupuncture is a nonvitalistic form of electroacupuncture.

neuro-linguistic programming (NLP(TM), neurolinguistics) : Quasi-spiritual behavior-modification (or "performance psychology") technique whose crux is "modelling," or "NLP modelling": imitating the behavior of high achievers. Richard Bandler and John Grinder initially formulated NLP in 1975, reputedly duplicating the "magical results" of several top communicators and therapists.

new scientific electro acupuncture (NSEA) : Form of acupuncture developed in China between 1958 and 1962. NSEA theory does not include any of the metaphysical "explanations" of ancient acupuncture.

nibiru : The soon to return 'other' Planet-X of our Solar System. Many articles in our 2000 & 2002 Article Index's. Books about it by Zecharia Sitchin - The Earth Chronicles: The 12th Planet, etc., Genesis Revisited, Sir Laurence Gardner's, Bloodline of the Holy Grail, Genesis of the Grail Kings, and The Pleiadian Agenda by Barbara Hand Clow. Mnay articles in our NewsLetters Section.

new age : The modern movement that involves combining metaphysical concepts with the practice of an organized religion.

nirvana : Literally meaning "extinction". The ultimate goal of Buddhists, characterized as the extinction of both craving and the separate ego. The state of peace and quietude attained by extinguishing all illusions.

NLP : Neuro-Linguistic Programming.

N.M.D. : 1. Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine. 2. Naturopathic Medical Doctor.

nonaccredited (unaccredited) : Without institutional, departmental, or programmatic accreditation whose source is certified by the U.S. Secretary of Education or by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). The U.S. Secretary of Education and CHEA autonomously decide whether: (1) to grant recognition to any functioning or would-be accreditor that expressly wants it, or (2) to withhold or withdraw it from such an entity. In practical terms, recognition constitutes publicizing acceptance of such an entity as an accreditor.

numerology : The study of the magical meanings of numbers and their supposed influence on human life. Using a calculative means of obtaining information about one's personality, capabilities, and future. Numerological considerations include an individual's full name, birthplace, and birth date.

nutrient : Any chemical element, chemical compound, or combination of chemical elements and/or chemical compounds that contributes to bodily development or is necessary for life.

nutrition consultation : with a nutritional therapist will involve an in-depth look at your lifestyle, diet and habits, and your skin will be examined for clues. In some cases, samples of sweat, hair and urine will be taken as these can provide a valuable 'read out' of your body's state. Some practitioners use Vega testing or applied kinesiology to allow your body to 'speak' of its intolerances.