6.1 Advanced Master
Karmic Energy
This course is designed for anyone interested in the subject of karma, including individuals, couples, groups, or practitioners. Karma is a Sanskrit term that literally means action or doing. In the Buddhist tradition, karma refers to action driven by intention, which leads to future consequences. Some consider those intentions to be the determining factor in the cycle of birth and rebirth. The West has embellished the concepts of karma with ideas of cause and effect, deservedness and non-deservedness, good deed or bad deeds. For everything a person does, there is an equal energetic response on some level. That definition alone would not totally account for mean-spirited people becoming highly successful, or a life of suffering for good-hearted souls.
No one is the guru that can balance another persons karma, so we design this online course to help you understand your place in energy healing. Understanding karmic energy will help you with your life path, releasing energetic blocks, and working with the different features that distinguish karmic energy from other type of imbalances. In addition, we will all take part in a karmic protocol tested with many clients and found to be very successful in balancing karmic energy. This course includes seven tutorial videos to complement the teachings.
Under this program, you will conclude with a greater understanding of the following.
- the definition of karma
- philosophies of karma
- benefits of balancing karma
- forgiveness and karma
- according to Buddha
- Paramahansa Yogananda
- universal laws
- karma and thoughts
- step-by step assessment
- how to identify karmic energy
- methods used to balance karma
- the karmic balancing experience
- what might cause a lack of success
- functional integration
- exercises
- learning through case studies
- articles that explain
- certification
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