The Historical Data on Ear Candling
Ear Candling-Ear Coning-

Some Historical Data

  Ear Candling dates back to Ancient Times!  This  process was used in India, China, Tibet, Sumeria, Egypt, Atlantis, Lemuria, as well as the Aztec and Mayan cultures and the American Indian cultures. In more modern times the Spaniards in South America, Cherokee , Yacqui and Mexican Indians used this process as a healing modality.
  Glazed stone or clay cones were used and actually had a carved helix within that caused a spiral energy flow from the smoke.  A burning rod was lowered into the cone to create the vacuum. Reeds were inserted into the ear and lit on fire as their hollow structure once again allowed the vacuum from the flame to draw excess ear wax out of the ear canal.
  Some of our ancients believed that ear coning was used to open the spiritual centers and to clear and cleanse the physical as well as emotional and other auric fields. Traditionally, conings were performed by master energetic healers who worked on the physical as well as intermediate planes. Many shaman’s used coning as a way to prepare and purify for ceremonies with the thought that it was a way of purging all unwanted and negative energy. The Hopi Indians are the first believed to perform this ancient art in North America, however only the Shamans were permitted to do this.  Needless to say that conings were employed for the spiritually elite-shamans, priests, priestesses, and not made readily available to the public as a healing method

  Ear conings worked upon the physical body by detoxifying the sinus, Iymphatic and other systems. Among other benefits, it provided improved function of hearing and vision, improvement in the sense of smell, & taste.
 
  More and more Ear Candling is recognized as a standard medical procedure.  Across the U.K.  and other parts of Europe, Ear Candling is known as “Thermo Auricular Therapy.”   Many health spas in Europe offer Ear Candling where a session can cost $135 per hour! 








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