Buddhist Siddhi Yoga Energy Healing Training

Buddhist siddhi yoga and energy healing training teaches a healing system for self and others, combining the uses of energy healing and mind yogas. Some parts of it resemble movement exercises like tai chi or chi kung, or very easy, gentle forms of hatha yoga. It also has similarities to Tibetan forms of Kum Nye massage and yantra (a Tibetan form of physical and energy yoga). Sometimes it is likened to Reiki although it is vastly more developed. This is because it is a system that Unsui only learned a very small portion of. In Buddhist siddhi yoga and energy healing training, there are distinct ways of using 19 different prana or chi qualities. 

The root of the Sanskrit word “siddhi” is “sid,” meaning “real truth,” or what is “truly true.” Siddhi means “accomplishment,” “attainment,” “perfection,” “success.” These meanings are applied to both common worldly endeavors, and also to uncommon or supernatural attainments. 

Buddhist siddhi yoga healing utilizes some common physical methods and techniques, such as Indian and Tibetan acupoints, reflexive triggers, some aspects of massage (of self and others) and stimulation or sedation of the three gates (nerves, circulatory and chi pathways). This approach also develops and uses uncommon methods including meditation for healing, prana (life energy or chi), mind strength energies and powers of concentration. At the higher levels of skillfulness, through strengthening the mind, the practitioner is able to ultimately use heart strength to connect with life force energy. Life force energy is the strongest healing power one can utilize, and largely accounts for siddhi development.