Since I made the last post I did some more scouring cuz my juices seem to be bubbling. Here is what I found:

A person can do the La Chi technique which is just one of the many in Qigong.

Here’s how to do it:

1. Place your hands in front of you, away from your body, with the fingertips of both hands pointing at each other, and almost touching.

2. With your shoulders and hands relaxed, slowly move your hands outward until they are several inches apart. While doing this step, imagine that your pain or sickness is leaving your body and disappearing into infinity.

3. Move your hands back inward to the starting position until the fingertips almost touch. While doing this step, imagine that you are directing qi or life energy to the part of the body where it is needed.

4. Repeat the outward and inward hand movements (Steps 2 and 3) for several minutes or more while affirming to yourself that all pain and sickness are gone, and that you’re completely healed.

Source:
http://undergroundhealthreporter.com...#axzz3KZQV4rJ8

As you read, that technique is supposed to help with pain you are experiencing. Pain seems to make up part of our aura, that is if we are experiencing pain. Glenn seems to be saying so in his post and if I am correct he is using one or more of the above exercises to alleviate his pain. And, again, if I am correct, when he relieves his pain, he is at least augmenting in the positive his ability to read/see auras. If I am off base, please advise.

You can get a qigong fact sheet at:

http://www.wujiproductions.com/qigong-fact-sheet/

Here is another "more information" page:

http://www.phenomenalwomen.com/showc...cky_olson1.htm

I found these sites by googling 5000 year old Asian remedies. There is a qigong class that meets at our local gym. What fascinates me is they do not meet inside the gym. They do their exercises outside. I don't care if it is raining, snowing, hot or warm. They are outside exercising. Now, to me at least, that's dedication.