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The
Roots of Spiritual Healing
by Keith Sherwood
Hermetics is the
foundation on which our understanding of spiritual healing is built.
Originating in ancient Egypt, Hermetics was said to be given to human
kind by Thoth, the Egyptian god of wisdom, whom the Greeks called
Hermes Trismegistrus. Hermes was hailed from the earliest times as the
"Master of Masters" and, if he did exist, he is truly the
father of esoteric wisdom. The details of his life have been lost to
us, but one tradition has it that he was a contemporary of Abraham.
Perhaps he was the fabled Melchezidec, whom Abraham paid tithes to, or
whom Jesus was compared to when he was described as "a priest on
the order of Melchezidec." Whatever the truth may be, Hermes gave
to humankind a set of teachings, or axioms, which has influenced
philosophy and religion ever since. His entire philosophy hinges on
seven simple principles and the practice of healing in its many forms
is most clearly understood in Hermetic terms. This is most succinctly
expressed in the Kybalian. The Kybalian
was written in 1912 and has since become a modern classic.
The first Hermetic
Axiom states, "The All is mind; the Universe is mental."
This doesn't mean that what we see in the material world is an
illusion, or what the Hindus call maya. When the Hermeticist or
healer says that everything is mental, he means that the source -- the
cosmic root of everything animate and inanimate -- is infinite
creative mind. (This is succinctly verbalized in Sanskrit as Om.)
Human beings, by being sentient and self-aware, can experience
infinite mind as it manifests in their spirit through the I AM (or,
what is called Atman in Yoga and Tantra), which is at the center of
their being.
The second Hermetic
Axiom states, "As above, so below; as below, so above."
There are planes above us; these higher dimensions would be beyond our
understanding, hidden behind the veils, if the second Hermetic Axiom,
the Principle of Correspondence, didn't have universal application.
Because the Principle of Correspondence applies to all levels at all
times, man can begin to understand the higher planes by studying the
lower ones.
The third Hermetic
Axiom, the Principle of Vibration states, "Nothing rests;
everything moves; everything vibrates." Applying the Principle of
Vibration to healing, we can see that not only does everything
vibrate, but also everything that vibrates has a characteristic rate
of vibration, which is its unique mark. This vibration can be
influenced negatively or positively by other frequencies of energy
within the environment. When a person's vibration is negatively
affected, disease results. The process of healing is the process of
correcting a person's rate of vibration. We can illustrate this by
thinking of disease as a wobble or an unrhythmic vibration. It is
usually a more dense vibration, and in a lower range of frequencies
than a healthy one. For example, a wobble often develops in a car that
has poorly aligned tires; this then affects the steering and, to
correct it, a person must have the alignment checked and the wheels
balanced. Once the wobble develops, its uncharacteristic vibration can
adversely affect other systems in the car. The same thing can occur in
the human energy system. Disease in one area can create disease in a
related area or in a nearby system. A wobble also can begin on one
level and be transmuted to the level adjacent to it. For example, an
unrhythmic vibration on the etheric plane, if not corrected, will
disrupt the flow of energy on both the astral and physical-material
levels.
The fourth Hermetic
Axiom is called the Principle of Polarity. It states, "Everything
is dual; everything has poles; everything has its pair of opposites;
like and unlike are the same; opposites are identical in nature, but
different in degree; extremes meet; all truths are but half truths;
all paradoxes may be reconciled." From this principle, we can
deduce that spirit and matter are simply two poles of the same thing
and that everything between them has elements of both, varying from
each other only in degree (i.e. vibration). If opposites are really
the same, and if spirit and matter are the same thing (differing only
in their rate of vibration), then they can be transmuted from one into
the other, and spiritual energy can positively affect anything in the
physical world, including the physical-material body. It then follows
in the human experience that hate can be transmuted into love, pain
into joy, and disease into perfect health. Because the healer
understands the Principle of Polarity, he can transmute negative
energy on each and every level and, in this way, heal the patient.
The fifth Hermetic
Axiom states, "Everything flows out and in; everything has its
tides; all things rise and fall; the pendulum swing manifest in
everything; the measure of the swing to the right is the measure of
the swing to the left; rhythm compensates." The healer
understands the law of rhythm and becomes attentive. He "pays
attention" to the natural rhythms he finds everywhere, especially
those within himself. He learns that rhythms compensate. Like the
great physician Hippocrates said, "Opposites are cures for
opposites." After compensating for his own wobbles, the healer
can do the same for his patient by transmuting healing energy into the
exact vibration or dosage that will compensate for the disease of
wobble he finds in that patient.
The sixth Hermetic
Axiom states, "Every cause has its effect, every effect has its
cause; everything happens according to the law; chance is but a name
for law not recognized; there are many planes of causation, but
nothing escapes the law." The most important feature of this
principle in healing is that nothing happens by chance. The root of
every disease is a chain of events that the ill person participated
in, even if his participation was largely unconscious. In the final
tally, the ill person is responsible. As a result, he will eventually
pay the price for past actions through present disease and pain. This
law of cause and effect is also known as Karma. In the book of
Galatians, the Apostle Paul tells us, "...God is not mocked, for
whatever a man soweth, that he shall also reap."
The seventh Hermetic
Axiom is the Principle of Gender. It states, "Gender is in
everything; everything has its masculine and feminine principles;
gender manifests on all planes." Gender, it should be noted,
represents far more than sex, the differences between male and female
that are quite clear to us on the physical-material plane. Gender
manifests on all planes. On the mental plane, the masculine principle
of gender is manifest as the objective, conscious, active mind. The
feminine aspect corresponds to the subjective, unconscious, passive
mind. On the emotional plane, the masculine principle manifests itself
as assertiveness, anger and all extroverted emotions. The feminine
principle manifests itself as receptivity, protection, and all
introverted emotions. This duality is inherent in all living things,
including human beings. It is the healer's job to integrate this dual
nature first within himself, then within his patient, and to bring
everyone he works with into perfect harmony and balance.
The importance of the
hermetic axioms cannot be overstated. With them as a firm foundation,
many a healer and student have avoided the false starts and pitfalls
encountered along the trek inward through the dimensions of soul and
spirit. With the hermetic axioms as their trusted guide, those
fortunate ones have moved rapidly forward, becoming more skilled and
growing in wisdom while many others with good intentions but lacking a
firm foundation have floundered because they were carried away by
theories and doctrines that were conceptual constructs rather than
based on observable reality.
Keith Sherwood
is the author of Chakra Therapy and The Art of
Spiritual Healing. He is the founder and director of the
Center for Inner Awareness in Anchorage. Visit him at www.wholelove.com.
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Transformational
Healing with Sacred
Tibetan Instruments
by Debra Denker
The very
air seems to shiver and vibrate
as a multitude of harmonic tones reaches out
into an infinite universe |
Sound can heal or harm the body and soul. Just as the jarring
sounds of modern life can assault our soul and cells, so can the
silence of nature or meditation calm us. The conscious use of sound
for healing can even restore us to harmony.
From ancient shamanism to modern organized religions, all cultures
have used sacred instruments, including the human voice, for prayer
and healing. But nowhere on earth has the intentional use of sound for
ritual, worship, and healing been developed to such a degree as in the
snow-crowned peaks and windstruck plateaus of Tibet, origin of
exquisitely resonant singing bowls, cymbals, and bells.
No one forgets their first experience of the sound of Tibetan
bells. The very air seems to shiver and vibrate as a multitude of
harmonic tones reaches out into an infinite universe. The essence of
your cells -- your very being -- reacts, reorganizes, and harmonizes.
The ever-questing mind finds itself at an unfamiliar peace, allowing
the body to come into a natural healing state of equanimity.
For hundreds of years (perhaps millennia if one accepts the
indigenous Tibetan Bon version of their history as going back 18,000
years), the uses of the resonant singing bowls have remained obscured.
One of the gifts of the tragic invasion of Tibet by China has been the
bringing of the Himalayan singing metal instruments to the West along
with their underpinnings of Buddhist dharma and indigenous Bon.
The unique flavor of Tibetan Buddhism is a result of its influence
by Bon, the original shamanistic religion of Tibet. Many Buddhist
practices -- from prayer flags to worship of spirits of place, from
fire ceremonies to the masked cham dances -- have their origin
in this powerful tradition. The singing metal bowls and bells are
probably no exception.
Many people are familiar with the use of the bell and dorjee
in Tibetan Buddhist Tantric rituals. These two tools must always be
used together, as the ritual is a bringing together of male and female
energy. The sweet purity of the bell symbolizes feminine wisdom, while
the dorjee thunderbolt symbol symbolizes masculine compassion.
Contemporary Bon-pos use a unique and rare flat bell, the shang,
along with a chak-shing. The shang, which looks like a
hand-sized cymbal, is always played or placed on an altar with the
clapper upright. The chak-shing is a scepter with a double yungdrung
(the Tibetan word for swastika, an ancient sacred symbol long before
the Nazis misappropriated it). The Bon are known for their ability in
exorcism, and the shang is a powerful spiritual tool for
breaking up and removing thought forms that clog a person's auric
field and life.
The ting-shas, palm-sized double cymbals connected by a
leather cord, are gentle by comparison, but still very powerful. Each
set of ting-shas is different in tone, quality, and note. I
once sounded about 100 pairs in Kathmandu, Nepal, in order to match my
energy field. Many were exquisitely beautiful, but not quite
"right."
Traditionally, ting-shas are used in Tibetan rituals as
punctuation for prayers. They welcome the spirit of the Buddha
invoked, and are a sound offering to the deity. Today, many healers
also use them for harmonizing the body with the spirit, diagnosing
energy blocks, and clearing auric fields and living spaces. The pure
sound of the ting-shas vibrates with a slight dissonance when
passed over a disturbed or disharmonious area of a person's energy
field, or when sounded in a living area permeated by distress. Often,
additional sounding of the ting-shas is all that's needed to clear the
imbalance.
Singing bowls further harmonize the auric field and promote healing
on a cellular level. No one knows the true origin or history of the
singing bowls. Some have suggested an extra-terrestrial origin of the
secret of combining metals to create the pure harmonic overtones of
these exquisite instruments, at once breath-taking and breath-giving.
Some scholars believe that the modern Bon-pos still closely hold
secret information about these instruments.
What we do know is that older bowls, bells, and ting-shas
are made of a seven-metal alloy, the metals corresponding to the
visible planets. A Tibetan friend who deals in singing metal
instruments says that most of the best are at least 150 years old. She
carefully tests the quality of each one she purchases, spending hours
in bazaars in Nepal and India. She uses the bowls in her own spiritual
practice, and draws no distinction between physical and spiritual
healing: "Meditation is healing," she says with a smile.
The best quality modern instruments, made in exile in Nepal and
India, are crafted of seven metals. Cheaper imitations, not nearly as
resonant or long lasting in their tones, only contain five metals. The
test is in the listening and the feeling. Which tones resonate with
your body-mind? One can spend hours, even days, testing bowls and
feeling their frequencies. However, as in the rest of life, there are
no accidents, and you always end up with just the right bowl for that
moment in your life, the one that produces the sound that opens your
chakras and vibrates your cells to higher levels and dimensions.
Though no scientific research is yet available, there are many
anecdotal reports of dis-eases being healed through the use of Tibetan
bowls. People report long-held pains and congestion vanishing, and, in
some cases, tumors have appeared to dissolve and pass through the
system. Bones are said to knit more quickly, and people with back pain
in particular seem to benefit. Many people use the bowls and bells to
bring about a state of calmness when receiving medical treatments. One
friend experienced a pain-free biopsy by asking the nurse to sound her
ting-shas at regular intervals.
There is no doubt in the mind of anyone who has experienced the
sound of Tibetan bowls first hand that the healing power is enormous.
It is sometimes subtle, sometimes dramatic, but always very present
and palpable.
One can increase the effect by actually standing inside large
bowls, while smaller ones can be placed and sounded directly on one's
chakras and body parts. Gently and steadily rubbing wooden mallets
along the rims of these sacred instruments produces tones and
overtones that harmonize with angelic beings and deity realms."
Bowls can also be used on the body, in patterns around the auric
field, on the chakras, or in healing spirals. They can be used for
shamanic journeying, or simply to transport one's consciousness to
another place. Allow spirit to be your guide as to how to use the
sacred singing metal instruments of Tibet for maximum healing
potential and power.
Clairvoyant energy
healer Debra Denker has traveled extensively in Nepal, India,
and Tibet studying both Buddhism and indigenous Bon. She works and
teaches frequently in Alaska. Voice mail (907) 222-5281, e-mail SWLight1@aol.com
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The
Healing Power of Prayer
by Richard Block
Heal
consciousness and the body is healed. While there is new and
growing awareness of this principle, the principle itself is
not new. |
There are a growing number of people
who find allopathic medicine, drugs and surgery, not fully responsive
to their healing needs. Whether symptoms affect the skin, muscles,
bones or organs, there is growing recognition that the source of
disease is not in the skin, muscles, bones or organs; rather, the
cause is stress, fear, ignorance, anger or hate – in other words, a
disease of consciousness.
Heal consciousness and the body is healed. While there is new and
growing awareness of this principle, the principle itself is not new.
As Jesus Christ said to those gathered on the Mount of Olives,
“Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” What
is this truth? In responding to that same question posed by Thomas,
Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh
unto the Father, but by me.” During his ministry, Jesus demonstrated
the healing power of this truth over and over again, healing every
manner of sickness and disease among the people.
This divine truth, this power of spiritual healing, is here today.
It works today. It is healing today.
Mary Baker Eddy, who was ill much of that portion of her life from
1830 to 1866, engaged in a diligent search for more effective ways to
heal than were offered by the practitioners of the then newly emerging
practices of allopathic medicine. She explored hydropathy, homeopathy,
various forms of mental and physical manipulation and many other
techniques, all with varying degrees of relief. She was aware of the
popular practices of mesmerism and hypnotism. In 1866, however, she
suffered a serious injury from a fall on the ice and was declared by
her attending physician not to survive more than a day or so.
Eddy called for her Bible and read an account of Jesus healing
someone of a serious physical condition. Although she had read the
Bible regularly throughout her life and was intimately familiar with
these stories of healing, it suddenly dawned on her that the healing
came because of a divine absolute principle and that the principle was
universally and eternally applicable. The same principle that Jesus
used could work in 1866. And it did! Eddy was immediately healed. The
physician found her the next morning walking around in the downstairs
parlor ready to take up her daily chores.
Mrs. Eddy then devoted her life from 1866 to 1875 to the fuller
discovery of that healing principle. She wrote her findings in a book,
which is now the seminal primer on healing through prayer and which
sets forth a spiritually scientific statement of life and health. That
book, Science and Health, With Key to the Scriptures, is read by
millions who are finding their freedom from physical and mental
illness. Hundreds of thousands of seekers are finding new insights
into spiritual healing on the website, www.spirituality.com.
Healing through the divine principle which Jesus taught and
demonstrated is available and working today. It is evidenced by the
thousands of contemporary healings documented and reported by those
healed. Everything from coughs to cancer has been healed spiritually,
through prayer, applying the same truth that made men free in Jesus’
day, and without intervention of any medical procedure, drug or
surgery.
I have been healed relying exclusively on prayer. A heart
condition, a bronchial condition, severe toothache, and other
sicknesses have all yielded to the healing power of prayer. Healings
of other members of my family have been even more noteworthy. The
prayer that brought about these healings included, in some cases, only
simple affirmations of God’s goodness and care for his children. In
other cases, prayers included deeper consecration and more careful
study of the Bible and Eddy’s textbook on spiritual healing.
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures is available
in commercial bookstores and on the web at www.spirituality.com.
Those who engage in the full-time practice of this form of healing for
others are listed in the yellow pages under Christian Science
practitioners.
I can with confidence sing praise
to the freedom gained by relying on this divine truth to heal.
Richard Block is a lifelong
Christian Scientist and a member of the Christian Science Church. He
is currently servicing as the Christian Science Committee on
Publication for Alaska.
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Unique
Body, Unique Healing
by Francesca Fleming
We do
not always respond to the most popular or most
generally-accepted ways of healing. |
As a medical intuitive and energist,
I have seen some amazing healing results. Different results stem from
each person’s response to illness or dis-ease as well as each
individual’s unique physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual
make-up. This is why, I believe, we do not always respond to the most
popular or most generally-accepted ways of healing.
The most remarkable healing that I have witnessed occurred over the
time period of a year. A woman, body bent with pain that reached even
to the soles of her feet, came to see me. Alice looked much older than
her 50-odd years. Her hair and skin were dry and brittle, and she
complained of fatigue and memory loss as well. Her doctors diagnosed
her with severe neuropathy and gave her pain killers as treatment.
Seeing me was her last ditch effort to find a way to heal.
Alice’s body demanded better feeding, more nutrition, and a deep
cleansing. Her spirit demanded a release from the typical pattern of
American life. Her emotional body was fine. Her course of action, as
her Soul guided me, was to eat only protein and certain vegetables,
take particular supplements and incorporate some of her family’s
traditional foods into her life again.
The first signs of relief came in three weeks. Alice uncurled and
had more flexibility. Each month, we used energy work and guidance as
to what her body wanted in food, supplements, and exercise. The next
month, Alice could clean house more often, walk and garden and, of
course, cut down the pain killers. By the sixth month, she was no
longer taking any pain killers and had begun to feel like herself
again. Alice also lost 25 pounds as part of the detoxing effect of the
body cleansing. At the end of the year, Alice complained only of a
stiff shoulder and hip. On new directions, she went to see a
chiropractor. During this time, she opened to greater spiritual
awareness and began to more deeply honor her heritage and the earth.
This continued to lead her and her husband to a much happier and
healthier lifestyle.
Another client was a middle-aged man who came to see me with
similar complaints to the woman with neuropathy. David was also
depressed. The difference in what his course of action to heal
entailed surprised me. His soul and emotions directed him to begin a
mostly vegetable diet, with some fruit and small amounts of protein.
He also used some supplements, but they were different than the
woman’s. Mostly, David needed energy work to balance his brain and
clear his charkas, aura, and past ties to people and places that were
no longing serving him.
Intuitive guidance also suggested that David begin daily
meditation. After seven months, David called to thank me for sending
him on his spiritual journey. He felt better, younger and happier.
Because he was so much healthier, I was fired – but I was happy
about it, too!
In my view, the body and soul together form a unique pattern that
determines the course of action for healing. Each individual’s
response and ability to respond to their given guidance determines
their healing rate and progress in health.
Francesca Fleming is a
medical intuitive and energist. She will be visiting Wasilla in May.
To contact her call 503-805-7403, or email: francesca@be-joy.com
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The
Deeper Flow of Healing
by Deborah Cottle
We can
all join in the evolution of facilitation, allowing people
to own their healing, discover their inner power, and break
through the detrimental illusions of life. |
We live in an age that now
acknowledges the benefits of complementary medicine. Science has
determined that everything is energy vibrating at different
frequencies. Dis-ease comes from an imbalance in the vibration or
movement of this energy.
As facilitators of healing, how do we help clients connect with
their ability to heal from within and free themselves from their own
dis-ease? By accessing the systems that already exist, we may allow
clients to connect with their process, for only their bodies know
where the seat of the problem resides and what created it. Their
bodies contain the map that directs us to this destination. As
facilitators, we shift from a space of trying to figure out what is
wrong and how we are going to fix it, to an understanding. We accept
that each client contains all the information and ability to heal. As
a witness, we follow their pathway to healing instead of trying to
lead them to health.
All techniques function with a goal that I call the 3 R's of healing
modalities: Reaching, or connecting with the issue; Releasing,
or working with the core of the issue instead of the symptoms; and Restructuring,
or interactively integrating with our bodies' innate knowledge.
BE IT (Bio Energy Integration Therapy) accomplishes the goals of
the 3 R's by using the principles of the 4 C's of healing: Containment
uses our own energy to find the pathways to healing. Chaos tells us it
is time for change to happen and facilitate that change. Collapse lets
us step out of the game and into reality. And Continuity is the
restoration of the proper energy pattern, allowing us to embrace and
integrate.
BE IT is similar to an electro-current energy modality that flows like
a river, clearing blockages existing in the surface levels and
continuing down through deeper levels of the body. This energy is
directed and structured, effectively reaching, releasing and
restructuring the core of the blockage. It allows access to each
individual’s blue print, the innate knowledge of the body, and
provides interaction with the physical manifestation allowing the
return of proper function once the disturbance or blockage is cleared.
We can all join in the evolution of facilitation, allowing people to
own their healing, discover their inner power, and break through the
detrimental illusions of life. Thus empowered, we can step forward
together, with understanding and appreciation for the lessons our
bodies provide for us. Our bodies can be our greatest obstacle as well
as our most magnificent teacher, providing us with all the answers to
the questions we dare to ask.
Deborah Cottle
is an LMT and the developer of BE IT.
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Consciousness
and Healing: A Personal Experience
by Barbara Joyce
| The work of
consciousness must always begin with the self. |
As a holistic nurse and practitioner
of Polarity Therapy, I have long been a student and teacher of the
unity of body, mind and spirit – so much so, in fact, that the words
are actually one to me: bodymindspirit. Numerous ancient healing
systems inform us that what goes on in the spirit, goes on in the
mind, goes on in the body. Healing involves our conscious
participation in this wholeness.
I conduct retreats and workshops and practice psychotherapy and
energy healing with individual clients. My constant intention is to
serve the highest good for all and to work for the expansion of human
and planetary consciousness. The work of consciousness must always
begin with the self. In this light, I would like to share a recent
spiritual healing experience of my own.
In January of 2004, I was conducting a retreat for women’s
consciousness in the mountains of upstate New York. Our work was to
focus on an issue of importance in our life and allow the guidance of
the retreat to shed light upon it. For myself, I wished to explore a
conflict with one of my adult children that had been causing me to
feel angry and resentful about his behavior. I was so angry that I
felt estranged from him and was grieving this loss.
On several occasions earlier in the month, I experienced pain over
my left kidney and frequency of urination. I had suffered from kidney
stones many years prior and clearly remembered this pain! I had seen
my Nurse Practitioner, who ordered an ultrasound. The report indicated
possible calcification in the kidney. I was referred to an urologist
but my appointment wasn’t scheduled until the week following this
retreat. So, off I went to the five-day retreat praying all would be
well and I would have no further episodes of pain. No such luck!
On the second night of the retreat, I was awakened by a triple
knock on my door. When I opened the door, no one was there! Leaving on
the light, I went back to sleep. The following morning, I asked if any
one else had heard knocking. No one had though when she heard my
story, one of the participants said, “It sounds like you had a visit
from a knocking ghost!” (While I believe in the existence of spirit
companions and guides, I had never had one arrive in my space quite so
noisily!) She went on to explain that she and others had similar,
verifiable experiences. After a lengthy discussion, I decided to
smudge my room that night and pray for the ease of the spirit’s
journey. I asked that the spirit move on but that if it had a specific
message for me, would it please try to communicate it to me in my
dreams. I then went to sleep.
In the early morning hours, I had a dream in which my Aunt Kay
appeared. Because I could actually smell her, I wasn’t totally sure
that I was dreaming. My Aunt Kay had passed on many years before, but
during her life I was extremely close to her. She was one of the most
non-judgmental people I knew. Others in our family actually used to
get angry with her “naivete” in relationships, as she always saw
the good in others. I loved her dearly and so when she appeared to me
that night on retreat for the very first time since her passing, I
wept with the pure joy of feeling her presence.
I heard myself saying out loud, “Aunt Kay – is that you?” as
I became fully aware that the spirit knocking had been her. She
greeted me in this altered state saying, “Oh Barbara, he is such a
good boy!” I then awoke and began sobbing heavily. I knew she was
talking about my son and I felt an enormous release of my anger
towards him. The feeling was profound and I felt much better able to
move towards understanding and forgiveness.
Sobbing on and off the entire day, I simultaneously felt the
releasing of pain in my kidney. Although I did not seem to pass any
stone, I felt the pain on all levels of my being cleared that day.
Subsequent evaluation by the urologist found no stones, calcifications
or cysts in the kidney; his exact words as he looked at the CT scan
results were, “These kidneys are beautiful!”
According to the teachings of Polarity Therapy, the kidneys exist
on what is called the air current. Energetically, they congest when
there are unresolved emotional issues of anger and frustration. In
Heal Your Body, author Louise Hay describes kidney stones as “lumps
of undissolved anger.”
I am deeply grateful for the visitation from my aunt, for my own
willingness to grow in consciousness, and for my deep communion with
my body physical. It is my fervent hope that as we all work to grow in
consciousness our healing efforts will manifest on personal levels as
well on the planetary level, and that we will live in harmony with all
that is.
Barbara Joyce,
Ph.D., R.N., Creatrix of Hestia's Hearth - Center for the Conscious
Creation of Unity in New York, offers retreats, workshops, counseling
and energy healing for women's consciousness development.
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