ENERGY WORK
F r e e m u s i c d o w n l o a d s f o r C e r t i f i e d m e m b e r s : w w w. a b m p . c o m / g o / c e r t i f i e d c e n t r a l 105
HOW DO WE USE THIS INFORMATION?
For guidance, let's turn to Frank Fools Crow (1890–
1989), one of the most respected Lakota healers. Fools
Crow considered miracles normal, and he performed
hundreds if not thousands of them.
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He didn't perform
them to seek fame or glory; rather, he wanted his
patients to know they had the power to be healed,
and to even perform miracles, great and small, as
well. His role was to serve as a clean or hollow bone,
and allow the Greater Spirit to fl ow through him.
How did he accomplish this? When someone was
sick, he would prepare a bed for them under the stars or
in a place where there was nothing between them and
the higher powers.
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In other words, he helped remove the
obstacles between them and the Greater Spirit, the One,
or the cloud of possibilities. Then, he would get out of
the way and ask these higher powers to assist. He would
focus on the need and let the Presence do the work.
One of our tasks is to help our clients hold this type
of focus. Are they full of self-doubt? Perhaps we can
encourage them to direct that energy into activity, which
represents the transformation of substances. Do they
work all day in a cubicle? How about if we support them
in taking lunch breaks outside, thus communing with
nature? We can assist clients with making these types
of decisions, if we can pinpoint what they really need.
At this point, our job is to help alleviate or remove
the impediments to positive change. We are skilled
healers; everything in our toolbox is oriented toward
this. By becoming open to our own form of intuitive
or spiritual guidance, we will naturally perform the
healing maneuvers that can call forth grace and change.
Ultimately, we don't know what miracle will appear,
big or little. Neither do we know when it will occur. Our
clients' muscles might release hours after a session. A
revelation might strike them that night in a dream. In
the end, what it really takes to move a possibility into a
probability, and then into a life, is to know that miracles
are constantly occurring, and that through love and
the administration of our skill, we can assist.
Notes
1. Christian Courier and Wayne Jackson, "What Does the Bible Say
About Miracles?" accessed January 2015, www.christiancourier.
com/articles/5-what-does-the-bible-say-about-miracles.
2. Walter Hooper and C. S. Lewis, God in the Dock (Trustees of
the Estate of C. S. Lewis, 1970), from a sermon preached in
St. Jude on the Hill Church on November 26, 1942: 29.
3. Richard Bartlett, DC, ND, The Physics of Miracles, accessed
January 2015, www.scribd.com/read/224248543/The-Physics-of-
Miracles-Tapping-in-to-the-Field-of-Consciousness-Potential: 54.
4. Ibid, 55.
5. Christian Courier and Wayne Jackson, "What Does the Bible Say
About Miracles?"
6. Thomas E. Mails, Fools Crow: Wisdom and Power (San Francisco,
California: Council Oak Books, 1995): 9.
7. Dianne Meili, Aboriginal Multi-Media Society, "Frank Fools
Crow (Footprints)," accessed January 2015, www.ammsa.
com/publications/windspeaker/frank-fools-crow-footprints.
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