Because he dared to get results without using conventional medical techniques, he received hostile reception from the medical establishment of the day. The medical establishment got their chance and Mesmer was condemned as a con artist subsequent to curing the professional piano player Maria-Theresa Paradis of psychosomatic visual impairment. This treatment by Mesmer didn’ t meet with the approval of her parents, who stood to lose a royal pension if their daughter was cured. She was forcibly and rather violently removed from Mesmer’ s house, where she’ d been staying to receive treatment, whereupon her blindness returned. After this Mesmer had to leave Vienna in 1777. In February 1778 he moved to Paris.
In 1779, with d ' Eslon ' s help, Mesmer wrote an 88-page book, Mémoire sur la découverte du magnétisme creature, having 27 Propositions. These suggestions sketched out his hypothesis around then. Some contemporary researchers liken Mesmer ' s creature attraction with the Qi( chi) of Traditional Chinese Medicine and trancelike state with therapeutic Qigong practices.
During the peak of his career about 3000 people began approaching Mesmer. To deal with such a rush, Mesmer touched a tree with his magnetic rod and declared the tree to be magnetized. Mesmer flourished till 1782 when a group, which included Benjamin Franklin, investigated Mesmer ' s practice. They decided those people who were cured, were cured by the power of their own imagination.
In modern times, Mesmer was the first one to re discover ancient’ s wisdom in relation between tree energies and human energies.
Exchanging Energies with Tree
Trees have the capacity to absorb carbon dioxide and change it into oxygen, yet they can in like manner hold negative qualities & negative energies and change them into awesome imperativeness.
Trees have the ability to absorb the light of the energies and change it into sustenance; in reality, they depend on upon light for most of their