Are you doing extensive massage of the affected area? Our hands are a natural channel for healing energy, especially the fingertips, so any type of manual massage will be therapeutic. In the case of connective tissue injuries, massage is also useful for breaking up any redundant scar tissue that naturally builds up during the healing process.
Also, if your injury occurred where it did in any way due to etheric or astral parasites affecting your larger subtle-plane ecosystem, then channeling healing energy through your fingers to that region can help to dissolve those blockages and curses as well. You wouldn't want the immediate injury to heal only to then recur due to its underlying subtle causes remaining unaddressed. You don't have to know how to identify each parasite or the mechanism by which each one imbalances you in order to do effective clearing work on them, although those skills can speed up the process. Just massage the area, putting in extra time and attention on any points of pain or discomfort.
Any area too tender to tolerate massage can simply be held under your fingertips, while directing healing and rebalancing energy into the pain, until it eventually resolves enough to begin benefiting from massage. As with pretty much everything else in life, if the area ends up hurting more rather than less after you massage it, then you went a little overboard with the massage work, so go a bit gentler the next time.
Paying attention to and caring for your body are so much more healing than we've been hypnotized into believing. Explore your injury — learn what it likes and dislikes. Nurture it as you get to know it, and pretty soon you will have befriended it. After all, it came to you bearing some message that you hadn't been able to hear through less forceful means. If you can fully learn whatever it came to teach you, it may never feel the need to come back to you again. Who knows, you might even find yourself missing that little messenger when it finally goes away!
Should you want to increase your hands' natural healing capabilities, a great method for doing that is the Healing Hands technique described in the Modern Order of Essenes posts, conveniently located on this blog.
Re: Tendon Healing
Also, if your injury occurred where it did in any way due to etheric or astral parasites affecting your larger subtle-plane ecosystem, then channeling healing energy through your fingers to that region can help to dissolve those blockages and curses as well. You wouldn't want the immediate injury to heal only to then recur due to its underlying subtle causes remaining unaddressed. You don't have to know how to identify each parasite or the mechanism by which each one imbalances you in order to do effective clearing work on them, although those skills can speed up the process. Just massage the area, putting in extra time and attention on any points of pain or discomfort.
Any area too tender to tolerate massage can simply be held under your fingertips, while directing healing and rebalancing energy into the pain, until it eventually resolves enough to begin benefiting from massage. As with pretty much everything else in life, if the area ends up hurting more rather than less after you massage it, then you went a little overboard with the massage work, so go a bit gentler the next time.
Paying attention to and caring for your body are so much more healing than we've been hypnotized into believing. Explore your injury — learn what it likes and dislikes. Nurture it as you get to know it, and pretty soon you will have befriended it. After all, it came to you bearing some message that you hadn't been able to hear through less forceful means. If you can fully learn whatever it came to teach you, it may never feel the need to come back to you again. Who knows, you might even find yourself missing that little messenger when it finally goes away!
Should you want to increase your hands' natural healing capabilities, a great method for doing that is the Healing Hands technique described in the Modern Order of Essenes posts, conveniently located on this blog.
— Christophe