Acceptance of treatment

I, the patient, plan to receive a Beingist Ancestral Healing Treatment as described below:

The Ancestral Healer may need to:

Use a pendulum to be guided by the Essence of the Patient.
Press some concrete points on the body of the patient using their hands or fingers. No manipulation. No risk.
Use “Moxibustion” to warm specific points. No direct contact to the skin.
Use painless sterilized tiny needles to be put just in the skin of the patient in the exact point indicated by the Essence of the patient. (The thickness of the needle is 0.6″. The needle depth in the skin is a maximum of 0.19″, equal to the thickness of the skin on the hands and feet).

It is not acupuncture that inserts long needles deep in the flesh up to 1.20″, searching for energetic channels. Ancestral Healing uses sterilized and short tiny needles to position marks on the body of the patient, except on sensitive areas as eyes. The needles are so tiny and thin, that a plastic guide is necessary to correctly place them on the skin.

After having proceeded with the aforementioned actions, patients will be resting calmly for about 20 minutes. At this stage the patient may feel interactions between the needles such as tingling, etc. In 99% of cases patients falls asleep.

After the treatment:

New sensations may be felt, always pleasant, even weird sometimes.

The color of urine may change.

The need to rest for some minutes may appear.

After removing the needles, the sensation of having them may last hours or days in some cases.

After the treatment, the Healer may share some advice to put into practice during the first days after the treatment to guarantee the healing process.

After 3 to 7 days after the treatment, the patients will inform the Healer about their feeling, evolution.

The Beingist Ancestral Healing therapy has more therapeutic tools that can be used even from a distance if necessary, and cannot be explained rationally.

The patient is responsible for informing the Ancestral Healer in writing about any surgery received, any illnesses or troubles, about any current or past medical treatment.