Soulsong #494 – Which Healer Do I Choose?
Many healers – conventional and alternative – are available to help me. It’s wondrous to live in a time of such variety in treatment methods.
But which one do I consult for a physical problem? The naturopath, chiropractor, aura reader, medical intuitive, acupuncturist, faith healer, herbalist, Reiki master, Peruvian shaman, past-life regressionist, traditional physician, or (whew!) one of the many others?
The most important thing I can know about healing is that no one can jump into my experience and heal me until I am mentally/vibrationally ready to receive it. And once I’m in that state of being lined-up with what I desire, any healer, any doctor will be the right one.
How, then, do I become mentally/vibrationally receptive to healing? By thinking more about the health I want and less about the problem I have. And, in all areas of life, by thinking more about what I like and want and less about what I don’t like and don’t want. That is the only way to permanently change what shows up for me.
I can take a powerful healing treatment now by relaxing deeply, becoming still. The moment – the very moment – I quiet my mind in this way, the health I’ve sought begins to flow to me, unimpeded. I need no one as a catalyst, as nice as that may be.
When I slip my mind into neutral for a while, ceasing to analyze my problem or trying to push it away, I allow my cells, tissues, and organs to spring back into natural balance and harmony. I can envision myself bathed in white or golden light – or any mental picture that I find soothing – but it’s not necessary. All I need do is get the feeling of being passive and receptive.
It is through my habits of thought that I developed physical symptoms, and it’s through changing my habits of thought that I’ll change my health. Spending some time each day in no-thought will serve me very well, too.
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Copyright 2007, Karen Williams
