Sunday, October 2, 2011

Healers Getting Healing

It was two weeks ago when I first started this blog and it was two weeks ago, I realize, that I heard of John of God. At the Hay House conference, Wayne Dyer detailed his experience after being diagnosed with leukemia and getting a healing from John of God. He got, what is best described as "psychic surgery" and even though Wayne wasn't present in John of God's campus in Brazil, he still underwent many of the physical pangs that one would undergoing traditional surgery.

Then, the other day, a friend I had met at the the same conference told me she had just seen John of God at the Omega Institute in New York and she detailed her own experience. While she wasn't going through particular health trauma, she did received some spiritual work.

This opened up the idea to me that perhaps that's what I could use. I've been told by some of the most powerful healers I know that I, too, have that potential. When I met the Mayan healer, Doña Berta a couple of years ago, she said my main issue was to heal my self confidence. I've been working on that ever since, but admittedly, it's been slow. I still stick to my stable and steady job and have yet to take that leap of faith the embrace who I truly am. So now, I, too, have scheduled myself for a healing from John of God. Like with Wayne Dyer, I'll be doing the virtual route. I don't think the full psychic surgery will be necessary, but I will detail my experiences here. Some of the testimonials I read said that they started receiving healings as soon as they scheduled their virtual appointment. So far, I can't say I can feel anything different, but have now finally posted something on my other blog and am posting this. It's hard to admit, but it's very difficult to be public about my feelings and experiences, at least not on a superficial level. I don't mind sharing what I eat or what I see, but how I feel is different. Perhaps it's ironic given how much of a feeler I truly am, but perhaps that is why it's far more difficult for me to share.