Lee & Lee discuss: 

• The life-altering accident that left Les with two broken arms

• Discovering and embracing pranic healing

• Overcoming an initial sense of cynicism

• Emotionally processing the journey of recovery

• The difficulty in accepting intangible concepts

Links & references:

Lee Cooper: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leecooperrecruiter/

Les Flitcroft: https://www.linkedin.com/in/les-flitcroft/

Get in touch: lee@extrology.com

Episode highlights:

“I went back into contract work with engineering for a short while, then I got an opportunity at British Airways in 1991. From there I started in engineering, took all my aeronautical exams, then went into management, then did an MBA.” - 5:45 - Les Flitcroft

“I badly broke both of my arms. But the left arm became a very, very complicated break, and I was sent to hospital. I then spent two weeks in hospital, five operations, and I nearly lost my arm, basically.” - 7:25 - Les Flitcroft

“I was left handed, so I had to learn to write with my right hand, even signing your signature which you take for granted. Of course, I couldn't sign anything. So if you think, going back to 1998-2000. If you think then, they used to check your signature!” - 14:10 - Les Flitcroft

“We started to go into procedural things, which fitted my mind as an engineer. Master Choa Kok Sui said everything is a procedure, everything is a technique that you use for a specific thing. So if you follow the technique, and apply it, it then works because you're using the same methodical test every time.” - 21:55 - Les Flitcroft

“Within about 3 months, I had full movement of my arm but I still had numbness in my fingertips. By 4-5 months, as I remember, I had full feeling in my fingertips and full movement in my arm. ” - 26:35 - Les Flitcroft

“All around the world now they're doing clinical research and development on pranic healing, because what sets it apart from others is that it's a science, so it's procedural. With Western medicine, the way we are now, it's science. It’s procedural. It's validation. And this is where they are bridging those gaps.” - 40:55 - Les Flitcroft

“The field of science has got a long way to go to try and get to those truths, or to really understand it, because one thing is that you can't really see thought patterns.” - 49:00 - Les Flitcroft

“It's not to replace medical attention, but we've been overrun in the NHS during the pandemic. If more people learn pranic healing, a lot of people will be relieved and cured of not only their physical problems, but also psychological problems so much quicker by someone in the household.” - 1:06:25 - Les Flitcroft

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