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3. Focus your mind. Specifically, we must get out of our own way,
and rather than "be the healer," become the humble link
between the client, the Oneness, and whatever other invisible
helpers you believe exist. These can be considered angels, the
deceased, or guides, but could also be understood as subtle
energy fields that hold information that can encourage health.
4. Hold the state of love. When have you felt loved? What occurs
inside you when you have best expressed love? Take a few
minutes and tune into the feeling and meaning of love to
you. Practice recreating this sensation in every area of your
life, and it will be easier to hold it during a client session.
5. Release the outcome. I'm sure Newton desired healing for a
client, but even more important, he wished for them to feel
cared about.
6. Be at peace. My readings of Newton's work suggest that the
misery of human existence took second place to his childlike
nature. Rather than worry about what might not happen,
he concentrated on believing that the best might happen.
And that frequently brought about the best outcomes.
As shared by Debasish Mridha, a poet and seer, "Once you
chose [sic] the power of love, nothing is impossible." This also
means that through the power of love, everything just might be
possible.
Notes
1. James L. Oschman, "What is Healing Energy? Part 3: Silent Pulses," Journal
of Bodywork and Movement Therapies 1, no. 3 (April 1997): 184.
2. Cyndi Dale, The Subtle Body: An Encyclopedia of Your
Energetic Anatomy (Boulder: Sounds True, 2009): 6.
3. World Research Foundation, "Dr. James Rogers Newton … and
His Gift of Healing," accessed March 2016, www.wrf.org/men-
women-medicine/dr-james-newton-healing-gift.php.
4. Ibid.
5. Underground Health Reporter, Danica Collins, "Extraordinary
Healing Power of Love … Causes Cancer to Vanish," accessed
March 2016, www.undergroundhealthreporter.com/braco-
healing-power-of-love-cancer/#axzz3stZ2HJu2.
6. Alonzo Eliot Newton, The Modern Bethesda, or, The Gift
of Healing Restored (New York: Newton Publishing, 1879),
accessed March 2016, https://ia802604.us.archive.org/31/items/
modernbethesdaor00newtrich/modernbethesdaor00newtrich.pdf.
7. Ibid., Introduction.
8. Ibid., Preface.
9. Ibid.: 102; Edward Macomb Duff and Thomas Gilchrist Allen, Psychic Research
and Gospel Miracles (New York: Thomas Whittaker, 1902): 261–3.
10. Newton, The Modern Bethesda.
11. Huffington Post, The Blog, Shamini Jain et al., "Biofield Science and
Healing: An Emerging Frontier in Health and Medicine," November
23, 2015, accessed March 2016, www.huffingtonpost.com/
deepak-chopra/biofield-science-and-heal_b_8613438.html.
Cyndi Dale is an internationally renowned author, speaker, and intuitive
consultant. Her books include the bestselling The Subtle Body: An
Encyclopedia of Your Energetic Anatomy (Sounds True, 2009), The Complete
Book of Chakra Healing (Llewellyn Publications, 2009), and Advanced
Chakra Healing (Crossing Press, 2005). To learn more about Dale and
her products, services, and classes, please visit www.cyndidale.com
The fact that our
emotional and mental
states impact our health
has already been
established scientifically.
