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Spiritual healing, often called faith healing, is certainly one of the common forms of healing in virtually all indigenous societies, as well as throughout the western world. Jesus of Nazareth is credited for many healings. In recent years, a number of studies on the power of prayer demonstrated a significant reduction of the mortality rate of individuals in a cardiac care unit, etc.

In many native cultures, as well as in Christianity in its earlier days, a leader was chosen to do the spiritual healing, which might be through prayer, the laying-on-of-hands, incantations, etc. More modern approaches include “therapeutic touch,” which employs specific techniques for applying healing energy, and the technique from Japan, Reiki. In general, most Christians believe that God heals people through the power of the Holy Spirit. In the Old Testament, Elijah and others were credited with performing healings. In the U.S., from 1940 to 1980, Oral Roberts was perhaps the best known faith healer in this country. He even founded a university, a medical school, and a hospital.

Although it does not in any way show proof of healing, I have demonstrated in 116 different patients that all five healers that I have tested can strikingly affect the electroencephalogram (EEG) from distances of up to 1,000 miles. A healer named Ostad Hadi Pavarandeh participated in 100 of these cases in which I would ask him to change the patient’s EEG on command. In all 100 cases, the EEG showed significant changes, such as the following:

This is the computerized EEG before “healing”:

Figure 1. Baseline Computer Brain Map

Within five minutes of my asking to increase the 10 cycle activity, here is what we found:

Figure 2. Brain Map During Spiritual Healing from a Distance

In addition to EEG changes induced by healers, I have demonstrated changes in DHEA with Reverend Henry Rucker, who increased DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) in three out of three patients within just ten minutes of his laying-on-of-hands.