On Healing Others. Understanding The Do's & Don'ts. Dear Friend,
A nice person was once a regular at the weekly group meditation sessions and learned a lot about the kundalini through their own experience with Sahaja yoga.
At the end of one session they mentioned to me how they had managed to heal somebody as a result. 'Fantastic!', I thought. The proof of the cake is in the eating.
Now they knew I hadn't just been telling them stuff.
But a little knowledge...
Encouraged by their new-found ability to heal they went into 'private practice' you could say, and took on more 'patients'.
After some time this person developed health problems of their own and had to give up the new vocation.
Why did they get sick?
The experience of Alex, a palliative care consultant in the NHS who is also a Sahaja yogini, illustrates the reason.
She says that when you spend time with a sick person and are invested in their health outcome, it's natural that a human bond develops.
This is a bond of compassion but could also be a chink in your armour - their un-wellness becomes your un-wellness.
The only way you can work in that environment is to make sure that there are no chinks in your armour so that the profession doesn't take it's toll on you.
What our retired healer wasn't doing was putting on chink-free armour of protection, which is what the bandhan is. More below.
Also below: Have a Bollywood movie night with one of my favourite films (free to watch and with English sub-titles); and, learning to feel vibes better.
Best wishesP. PS. Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Mon. 2nd Oct. - Sankashti Chaturthi (Your difficulties overcome); Thurs. 5th - Saptami (Vibes strong - your lucky day); Sat. 7th - Navami ( Vibes strong - you're protected; be bold!). |
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