The only drawback is that if it’s happening when I’m in a conversation it’s noticeable that I’m not paying attention. I get in trouble the same way when I’m watching Friday night footy—sales at Cotton On are just as important as grand finals.
With clients often the same emotion, illness or injury can be found in a deceased relative in spirit. I've talked about this pattern before. By healing spirit, which many people perceive to be not real, the client’s energy field changes and vibrates at let’s-get-well.
Let’s do this. I’ll put aside every experience I’ve had with spirit, every moment of medical intuition, and all the knowledge I’ve gained. If spirit is not real then I’m healing nothing. If I’m not healing anything then I’m not even a healer. I’ve become someone who has welcomed a stranger into their home because that person is unwell.
The only tool I have left to alter that person’s state is intention. I wish them to be well. When intention is focussed you can accomplish anything. How do you focus intention?
Put aside everything:
• I’m a (?)
• I believe (?)
• I feel (?)
• I have (?)
• I need (?)
When you’re done–I am (?)
This was Jesus’ gift. He saw and felt everything because He was (?) It heightens sense, emotion, response (pain, love), and intention. He became a champion for change because he saw what everyone else could not. He was the bravest of us all.
I may have lost my way writing this post, because I’m still thinking about yesterdays post. When Jesus is with me I feel and see what has not been recorded. Everything we believe, we have created.
Intention works in the absolute of what is, free from perception and the observed
As always I welcome your thoughts and comments. Cheers, Simon.
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Augustine the muse
My guess is that you have the ability to put aside everything and clear your mind to focus. That's very difficult for me. Even the few times I've tried yoga, all I could think was...ow, that hurts, man, I need to move my leg, ooh, ooh, that's not any better... and so on.
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Straight From Hel
I'm a bit like Helen, I think. I've tried meditation several times and found I have the busiest brain in town. Learning to focus, or to clear the mind, is a great accomplishment. I keep trying. As a healer, I suspect you couldn't do your job if you didn't have this ability.
ReplyDeleteI so relate to this post. I studied Zen formally under Korean Zen Master Venerable Samu Sunim for 5 years as a young man and the training has stayed with me all my life. It's all in being here now, hmm? Jesus was a Buddha in this way, a true I Am that I Am.
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Helen and Patricia, the secret is to let your mind be busy and remain calm. Two things can happen at once. The chatter and being mindful coexist.
ReplyDeleteYes Marvin, Jesus was a Buddha. He's a cool guy, and I love sharing the way I communicate with Him.
Thanks guys, Simon.