This is a comment I left in response to comments on this post, Simon Hay on Entanglement and Healing, on Frank DeMarco’s blog. There’s a lot of
information here that I felt readers of my blog would appreciate. Talk soon. J
Hi Joseph and community,
My partner and I went away on Saturday
and had no wifi so I’ve been unable to respond until now. I’ve thought a lot
about what I’d write and many spirits have been chatting to me about this.
I too have experienced being energized
during and after healings. I’ve felt many things: every human emotion and
fleeting fragments of symptoms and a vast range of human behavior that, at
times, affected me. I often do 5 – 7 healing/days and I fatigue.
I agree with you, Craig Hendricks and
Frank that we are facilitators of healing, a conduit or pipeline of and for
energy (what is this energy?). I’m not doing the healing, we are. A greater
‘we’ or ‘I’, and, I believe, ultimately the client, the receiver of the healing
becomes the healer. As a healer my intention is to heal, to not force the
healing, to surrender, to be kind, to love, to simply be no one thing.
To be no one thing, nothing, is a
direction Moses gave me many years ago. We know the concept of nothing. If I
have nothing in my pocket, my pocket is empty, and that is still awareness of
something — nothing. Moses instructed, be beyond nothing. Not a higher source,
because that to is something we aspire to know, to feel, to be. Be no one
thing.
But, and this is something spirit
reminded, the healing cannot occur without a living person. An unusual metaphor
choice, but, without a living person, it’s a bullet without a gun. Humility, I
hope, is something I portray, it’s something I practice, but spirit also
directs me to be confident, courageous and professional.
This leads to another pivotal, for me,
series of conversations with spirit. When I started doing healings, the healers
in spirit and angels present during the healings told me, we, the living were
the healers, teachers and angels.
Prior to this, many and all the
spiritual healers and mediums I’d met had informed about the hierarchy of
spirit, the power and magnificence of ascended masters, angels and higher
beings. It was inferred spirit didn’t need our help, spirit guided and through
us healings occurred.
From 2000, I’ve spoken with many
spiritual healers, some who had been doing healings for decades. They all
described they weren’t doing the healings, the healing energy flowed through
them and a higher power controlled the outcome. Most of those healers had a
successful healing story to share, but when pushed, they only had one
miraculous story and it had happened years ago when they had first started
doing healings. Why? No one could tell me.
All the usual suspects were blamed: free
will, soul contract, timing and God’s will. Their answers didn’t satisfy me and
conversations with spirit didn’t support their reasons. Every
spiritual/universal law told to me was ignored or questioned by my guides and
spirit.
I was confused. Spirit’s response,
“don’t be. Relax, smile and be yourself.” My guide, Gegu’s, first teaching was
always be grateful and welcome surprise — surprise and gratitude. His most
common guidance, “be small and do great things.”
In some healings I’m detached from the
experience, an observer, in others I actively seek out the cause of illness and
injury, and there are a vast number of variances of those themes. I don’t
believe I’m in control of my experience.
My guides encourage me to ask the right
questions. In this case it’s not what I experience that’s important, it’s how
and why. I believe, the how is because I surrender and have faith. To determine
why, we have to first identify the reason or reasons for asking: curiosity, fear,
desire, exploration, etc. The context of investigation influences the finding.
Healing is an observing force that sees
all without reactivity or judgment. That force sees/knows the construction of
my experience without investigation. Possibly, my experience is the result of
my desire to explain what I’m doing and how I’m doing it.
Here’s another piece of the mystery and
answer, or not. J The collective mind/experience creates a thread for followers to tap
into. I see this in what I call old school spiritual practices. When a person
has a spiritual/spirit experience and then becomes a spiritual teacher, his
students have similar experiences. The first experience becomes common, and, by
human design or eccentricity, common law.
Now we have a way of communicating to
spirit and a matching energy thread. Another individual and group, not
connected to the first spiritual experience or the time, will by default
connect to the energy thread of the first experience. What if the first
experience was misinterpreted? Culture, generational culture, and time all
influence interpretation and maintain something to be true. But what if it
never was? Spiritual law or spiritual habit?
Tomorrow, a decade from now, my
questions, answers and healing technique and responses will change. They must
if I am and we are to evolve.
As Joseph said, we each have our own
journey. Surprisingly, every statement I think or write, my guide questions.
Here, it’s, “do you, my son?” It’s probably more accurate to say we’re all on a
singular journey.
I know, worldwide, there are many
wonderful healers doing extraordinary things, but it’s the healings that don’t
occur that drive me. I lost my train of thought here. J The after-affects I experience during healings are
tied to this.
Love and healing to you all, Simon
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