Healers & Healing

It was the beginning of a seminar I was conducting in London. I looked at the audience. To nearly all of them I was a stranger as they were to me. I could feel their tension and uncertainty as they sat there clutching their pads and pencils, ready to write down every word I

To heal is to help the self-concerned sufferer become an altruistic healer.

For to suffer is to not love – and to heal is to love.

But before the sufferer can love, he must feel loved.  And this is the very essence of the healer’s role.

By loving him,
the healer
helps the sufferer
to heal, to love.

The sufferer does not know that he is Love. And this is the root cause of his anguish.

The task of the healer is to feel the Belovedness bestowed on him, and on all, unknowingly by the sufferer, and to return it to him that he may at last realize that he, and all, is Love.

But

I have found over many years of clinical experience that there are five criteria, which, when met, can best ensure a satisfactory outcome
from the therapeutic relationship with the sufferer. These are:

1. The insightful recognition that there is suffering, pain, dis-ease in your life.

2. That you accept responsibility—not blame—for this.

3. That you know

All my work as a healer is basically to do with the mother: reconciling the anguished sufferer – and that’s every one of us – with his mother as Love. For it is this, I believe, that underlies all human suffering.

Now the words heal and whole are derived from the same etymological root, and so

A psychic whom I greatly respect informs me that I have three spirit guides who were highly respected healers whom I knew when alive: a physician, a psychiatrist, and an osteopath.

I feel honored that they have chosen me to continue their work here on earth.  And as I

My healing work, whatever physical form it may take, is basically to enhance the Life Energy, the chi, of the sufferer.

Disease starts in the mind, Paracelsus proclaimed. But so very few physical treaters even consider this fact – let alone attempt to alleviate.

This may well be the best description of Healing. The healer opens his heart, his love pouring out from him to enfold the sufferer, to bring him into his expanded aura.

The first time I knowingly met a psychic she was talking about herbs, and it was as if I already knew what she was saying. Then she asked me to hold a patient’s arm while she healed her. I felt a tingling all through my body—and that night found my hernia was gone! I was