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Putting
a psychic first on your list of yearly check-ups can save
time, money, undue fears and frustration.
Human
beings tend innately toward wellness and balance. At the same
time, we are always growing and changing--structurally reorganizing,
making energetic shifts, and reestablishing--on all levels of our
existence, seen and unseen. What we call "illness" is really only a
side effect of such larger, holistic processes. Yet we feel poorly
all the same, and worse when the "illness" resists treatment.
In
cases of this kind, the "illness" itself is a symptom, so the
cause must be sought elsewhere, in another, other-than-physical
dimension of oneself. Otherwise, that of which we are unconscious and
what our health practitioners cannot see can cost us a lot of time,
money, worry and frustration. No, it is not time to change
acupunturists, but it may be time to see a psychic.
Few
people are as skilled as psychics at seeing the entire
person--from past incarnations to parallel lives and everything in
between. In psychic jargon, a person is a "book," and good books are
multidimensional: growing, changing and developing on many levels.
Health problems for these sensitive, interesting people are a sign of
growth, and to gain some perspective on their "illness" comes as
quite a relief and speeds recovery.
Diane
thought she had a run-of-the-mill yeast infection. She treated
herself with a home remedy she had used successfully for years. When
to her surprise it failed to work, she visited her homeopathic
physician, whose remedy she used until it was clear that it was not
working either. She proceeded to the herbalist and the acupuncturist.
Diane still have the yeast infection when she turned to a psychic 4
months later.
Looking
clairvoyantly at the problem, the psychic could see that
though Diane was troubled by the infection and afraid of something
more serious, she was experiencing another agitation just beneath her
conscious awareness. A closer look revealed that memories of her
ex-husband and their marriage, which had been held in her lower
abdomen for many years, were being released and leaving her body.
Diane
had placed great store in this marriage. Her prospective
husband was bright, sensitive, and had a solid career ahead of him.
She anticipated a marriage as intellectually stimulating and
emotionally satisfying as their courtship had been. Once married,
however, her spouse became stubbornly absorbed in his work. The
marriage became an after-thought, generally an outright annoyance
when he was faced with shared responsibilities. In vain, Diane nursed
the marriage along, absorbing her husband's irritation and
suppressing her own pain and disappointment. She held these energies
in the most vulnerable part of her body, the womb, where women
protect and nurture hopes, dreams and physical children.
From
a psychic point of view, Diane was in great spiritual health.
Despite her long discomfort, she had actually been in the midst of
healing herself. She had begun that process with the decision to
remarry, and the yeast infection appeared soon after. She was
clearing her body, preparing herself for a new partner. In the
grander design, she was re-integrating her past experience in order
to create the harmonious life and relationship she envisioned.
Diane's
greatest fear was allayed: there was nothing wrong with her
general physical health. The yeast infection would clear up, and all
the sooner, now that she had help in bringing an old problem into
full consciousness. Within a week of her psychic consultation, the
yeast infection disappeared. Still, Diane's case does not mean that
psychic consultations can (or should) replace other alternative
healing methods and practitioners. Far from it.
James'
situation is a case in point. James fell backward off a roof
ladder 17 years ago. He was rushed to an emergency room and remained
hospitalized for months while medical doctors worked to relieve
severe pain and restore mobility. James the hospital confined
indefinitely to a wheelchair, and with little hope of ever walking
again, or of having much range of motion in any part of his body.
James
had always been a religious man. Now, in a state of enforced
inactivity, he took a deeply spiritual turn. Along with a variety of
medicines and physical therapy, prayer and meditation became part of
his daily regimen. Indeed, before long James decided to make a
gradual attempt to dispense with all medication. He was convinced
that his answers lay with his growing faith. In addition, at quite
some expense he began seeing a well-known spiritual healer.
James
had been seeing the spiritual healer for several years when he
made an appointment with a local psychic. There was something wrong
with his faith, he claimed. He could no longer afford the spiritual
healing; and, worse, once he left the healer's office, he could not
replicate the miracle of having walked several paces.
Seldom
does a psychic have the pleasure of sitting before someone
with no spiritual problems, but that was basically the case with
James. His difficulty was not spiritual at all. There was no breach
of faith of any kind on his part. Rather, he suffered from a delusion
that all physical disease could be corrected by spiritual means. Of
course, the well-known healer could cause him to walk, and there was
no guile in this. But, not being clairvoyant, the healer missed the
mark with James altogether. He could not see that James' healing
would come by a different approach; one which acknowledged the
spiritual sanctity of the body.
Interestingly,
a psychic scan of James' physical body revealed no
organic damage or blockage. It was a body that seemed merely to have
lacked the benefit of flowing energy for many years. Though this was
serious enough, it bode well for the prospect of James eventually
learning to walk again. Curious about what the medical diagnosis had
been 17 years ago, the psychic asked the nurse attending James, who
replied, "Compression."
"You
mean to say, from a medical point of view, James did not sustain
any major damage to his spinal cord? That is all they said it was,
Compression?" The diagnosis validated the psychic's reading,
but it was surprising all the same, because no one had questioned it
at the time. The course of James' life might have been different had
alternative treatments been more widely accepted. Nevertheless,
James' reality conformed to his beliefs and conspired with them to
create a long, difficult lesson.
The
psychic's prediction was that James would walk again, but it
would take at least two years of intense, structural bodywork and a
lot of patience on James' part. The miracle of walking again would
not occur overnight, but it was no less a miracle for that. James was
referred immediately to a Rolfer, who restored 80% of his range of
motion in 6 months. James is now seeing a highly-skilled chiropractor
who is working to strengthen his ambulatory spine. Though only a year
has passed, James's progress is good. The prognosis for his recovery
remains consistent with that of the psychic.
Like
Diane and James, there are many people who find themselves in
need of the kind of clarity and validation that only a psychic can
give. We are fortunate that alternatives to allopathic medicine have
survived, and are available to us today. We are also fortunate o have
a new model of cooperation among health practitioners, including
medical doctors, which ensures that client care comes first. It is
now possible to use the help of a psychic in conjunction with other
healing practitioners. Better yet, put one at the top of your list of
yearly check-ups, and see your psychic first.
Since
there is a wide variety of psychics in the marketplace, be sure
to ask for one who specializes in health readings and who is willing
to make referrals to other alternative practitioners. Also, inquire
about the psychic's professional background, training and
credentials, just as you would of anyone else who is offering a
service.
Rev.
Kerry Echo Kiefer is a Christian minister in the western
mystical tradition. She has a private psychic consulting practice and
teaches spiritual development in Santa Rosa, California. For more
information, see her listing under Psychic & Intuitive
Arts in The Share Guide's
Holistic
Health Directory.
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