Healing People. . .
. . . not
dis-eases
People heal - dis-eases don't
heal. Managing dis-eases is usually just a waste of time. We don't
want our illnesses to stay around and "be successfully managed", we want them to leave; just go away. All healing comes from God and from within you. I simply help catalyze
the reaction. Because of this, I can help you be healed from anything.
No discomfort is too minor or too major.
Some of the people who come
to me are as healthy as can be; they don't need healing at all in the technical
sense - they are seekers, or they want their body to look cosmetically better,
or they want to be able to focus better when they meditate, or they are athletes
wanting to enhance their performance, or actors wanting to stop coming in second
at the audition, or they are on a spiritual path . . . or whatever. You
don't have to be sick to get better!
Doctors work on dis-eases - not me. I don't care about your
sickness; I
care about your health - I care about YOU. If you have an illness, my perception of it will often be
a lot different from your doctor's diagnosis.
I am not a doctor, massage
therapist, chiropractor, or any other thing. I have no credentials or licenses
of any of those professions. I do not diagnose, treat, prescribe, adjust,
medically advise, or any such thing. According to
the medical and legal communities, my work has no validity whatsoever, and I
should be regarded as a complete moron at every level. If I don’t tell you
this, compassionate doctors and smart lawyers will put me in jail.
Below is a list of things for
which your doctor will prescribe medicines or surgery, or invasive therapies.
I have found these things to be just body-mind-spirit-emotion disorders that can
be healed energetically . . . sometimes easily. Some things your doctor
sees as minor, I see as major. Some things your doctor sees as major, I
see as minor. Every time I look at the list below, I consider removing it,
as these fancy titles for your ailments have no meaning to me. I don't
care about them, and perhaps you care about them too much. It's probably a
waste of time and energy even validating them by mentioning them, but many
people who contact me begin by asking, "Can you help me get rid of . . .?"
So the list remains - for now.
I help people from all demographic groups, including people who "don't
believe in me". No belief in anything is necessary, as long as you
respect the fact that I believe in me. This work is not something I
"do to you". It is something we do together. There are
people with whom I have great chemistry, people with whom I choose not to work,
and people who choose not to work with me. Not everyone is pleased with me
and/or my methodology. Some who come to me once do not return, either by
their choice, by mine, or both. I work better with people who generally get along with
me, and people who don't put their boundaries and issues in the way of our
mutual duties. If you come to me, you will be (or will learn to be) open to letting the energy
flow.
If you have abuse or other deep emotional traumas in your past, it will be
difficult for you to not see me as an attacker. This is a wall that some
people cannot get over, but some can. I understand this difficulty, and
move more slowly. If we can get past the pain, after a short orientation
period, we can get phenomenal results very quickly compared to standard
psychotherapy, because most psychotherapists do not understand the
body-mind-spirit-emotion connection.
Young adults are usually very energetically open to the movement of
energy. I'm great with kids and adolescents. They are malleable, and
do not have stodgy preconceived notions about energy. Somewhere around the mid-50's people tend to ossify their bodies,
minds, emotions, and spirits. This translates to what we know as
"closed-mindedness". Closed-minded people are hard to work with
regardless of age. In demographic terms, I work well with people aged,
say, from 10 to 60 years of age. Of course, some younger people can sit
still well for their age, and some senior people keep themselves spiritually and
energetically very open.
All dis-eases can be healed . . . but not all people
Why is this so? It has to do with malleability
or the lack thereof. Some people are work in progress. They don't
want to be the same tomorrow as they were yesterday. They are on a
spiritual path, even though they may not be at all religious. They are still evolving - still undergoing the process of
creation. These are the people who say "Please be patient with me -
God isn't finished with me yet". Some people are a completed
work. They see any suggestion as a personal challenge. They say
"I can't change . . . that's just the way I am". They are no
longer being created. They want someone else (like a doctor - or me) to do
their work for them; to "pop" this or that inconvenience out of them. In which category do you find yourself?
If you see yourself as a strong person who
knows exactly what's right and wrong for you at all times; who knows your
clearly defined, absolutely firm and un-negotiable boundaries; who demands a
professional and clinical atmosphere with clearly defined roles and boundaries
on the part of the practitioner; who never lets anyone push you in any
way; who resents someone suggesting that they may have some insight into what you think and why;
and who sees all challenges and disagreements as a threat . . . do not come to
me.
If you see yourself as a person strongly dedicated to your own growth and
evolution; who does not have all the answers but is earnestly seeking them; who
is tired of being hemmed in and confined by your own binding limitations; who
suspects that there exist truths about healing that are not within clearly defined clinical boundaries; who believes in
pushing yourself onward and even being pushed a little bit; who wants to
understand more what makes you the way you are - what you think and why;
and who sees all challenges as an opportunity to heal, learn, and grow . . .
then hurry up and get here. We've got work to do!
If you are uncertain, but willing to open-mindedly "give it a go",
we can probably work very well together.
What do
"curable" and "incurable" mean?
I
regularly and routinely see people healed from conditions that are
"incurable". This ranges from cancer to chronic minor
"cricks and twitches". So the term is
wrong. What "incurable" means (the way we mis-use
it) is that the condition cannot be cured by any outer means, or any systematic
means developed by the so-called scientific method.
It's
simple. You can not be
healed from the outside. Go inside.
My
typical clients are people with . . .
Physical
pathologies / sickness -
from arthritis to asthma to allergies; from cancer to
migraines to lupus to fibromyalgia. -
Injuries
/ physical traumas - strains and sprains, accident induced pains, sports
injuries
-
Emotional issues and traumas - depression,
stress and tension, chronic fatigue, eating disorders, panic disorders, unresolved major abuse and relationship
issues to minor neuroses.
-
"Blocks"
- barriers of all kinds, from writers block to four minute miles
"Ruts"
- that string of bad luck that gets you down and won't let you
up. From one bad relationship to another, from one bad job to a worse
one. Ruts are like graves with the ends kicked out. A
desire to change their appearance/shape - Many people are not happy with their
anatomy. Some people accept the falsehood that they are stuck with the
shape of their bodies, or that they can only modify their form through
plastic surgery. I can do naturally that for which people
pay thousands to get artificially. I can also eliminate
"surface disorders" such as rashes, acne, dermatitis, eczema.
Great
Health - people who are vibrant and healthy and want to be more vibrant and
healthy. Yogis and
dancers, gymnasts and martial artists who want to be more flexible.
Actors and performers who want to unlock the creative power within.
Professionals who want to
have more "work focus" at work and "home focus" at home
. . . etc.
There are dis-eases which your doctor thinks are more serious than I
do. Please remember, I am not a medical professional, and I will never
tell you to ignore your doctor. But if you are going to have elective
surgery (to repair discomfort that is not otherwise damaging you) you should see
me first. Also, if you are recovering from a such a surgery (especially
orthopedic and/or muscular), you should come see me.
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