I have said before I struggle with this. I have wanted to do energy healing for health issues but it appears it is not my thing.
Recently I tried to use a pyramid on myself. I thought at least that would be OK. If I cannot do energy healing then perhaps energy from a pyramid without my consciousness to mess it up might be a good thing?
But NO. I did the pyramid on myself and got this incredibly painful nerve thing in my feet at night. A lot of other powerful ‘enlightening’ sensations. But I knew that if I stopped the pyramid and did music, I just played flute, somehow it would calm down and be OK and… well it is OK.
Me not doing healing might be linked with some other philosophy I am reflecting on, but won’t explain further now.
It feels to me that my energy field is kind of closed and won’t even allow energy into it. Perhaps I have some channeling circuitry and like Carla had a weird thing with electricity, I don’t respond to energy therapies.
I really like the idea as a mythical thing that energy healing is something that could be practiced more in society. I remember the fictional healer ‘Sean Farrell’ from the 4400 that I thought was inspiring. I also looked a bit into ‘Christian Science’ that holds that the point of Jesus’ life and teachings is healing and that’s worth looking into more. Interesting astrology from the founder that links to these other concepts.
The Law of One, Don and Carla and the discussion of healing, Jesus being a healer, Edgar Cayce, Christian Science, and another source I look at all have that link somehow. There are also other notable healing practices.
The law of one actually says that even general medical practitioners are healers in truth. My mother has been a nurse for about 40 years and her intuition about health conditions in general is very spot on.
I wonder if anyone here has experience with energy healing? What are the limits of what you have seen, so has it healed really serious issues, and perhaps your own thoughts on the mythology of this kind of thing and having more healers in society?
Society has become very ‘psychologised’ recently, however legitimate that is, and I wonder if this is part of that pivot to that direction in general?