Articles on Spirit World & Guidance | Dr. John Diamond

“The Closing of My Daily Meditation”

Suzie, dear: We are emissaries of the Spirit World. Our purpose on Earth is to establish links between this World and the Spiritual.

“Acting as a Host to the Composer”

Every time you play or listen to music, you are a host to the composer in the Spirit World.

“The Role of the Healer”

No sufferer ever leaves the healer without his Life Energy being enhanced. With him now passionately, enthusiastically, whole-heartedly and gratefully Embracing all of his life. Anything less than that is, at best, only therapy, and perhaps no more than treatment.

“My Evolving Guidance”

Many years ago I was on the phone trying to help a very distressed woman. Sending, I hoped, healing energy to her down the line. When I hung up I realized I had, unconsciously, drawn a very intricate pattern – a symbol – on the pad beside the phone. I found that it had quite a lot of healing energy, for whenever I showed it to a sufferer, his Life Energy would immediately be enhanced. It must have been due to my healing intention to the woman.

“Seeing the Other as Spirit”

One cannot really love without the other being seen, felt – Known – as a manifestation of Spirit on earth.

“A Tribute to Hephzibah Menuhin”

In the middle of last night, I thought of "Fisher." Was it the Fisher Library at Sydney University? Then it became Avery Fisher – the concert hall at Lincoln Center. Why? Who?

“Aspiration and Other Power”

Aspiration is the rising up to Other Power. And, of course, it is Other Power that causes us to Aspire.

“The Belief in an Infinite Beyond”

The last point of the cascading flow of chi through the acupuncture system, starting at left Lung 1, is right Bladder 67. The point of all Resolution. One of its attributes is the belief that there is an Infinite Beyond.

“Mum’s Ring – Our Enso”

Many times my mother’s spirit would come through and mention her ring which Suzie now wears. Mum’s ring – our Enso.

“The Spirit of the Rocks”

The ancient Chinese scholar poets, the so-called literati, greatly appreciated certain rocks for their aesthetic qualities. Gongshi they were called, scholar's rocks. I have collected many rocks – from everywhere. (One is in my other hand now as I write this). It's not their aesthetics but their Spirit that I Feel.