August 18, 2009

  • Some of you may remember my mention of a medical intuitive.  He is an acupuncturist who started being able to actually feel the vibration of the energy he could tap into with his needles.  Then he started feeling the emotional make-up of that energy. 

    He would always take your pulse — That’s like when the nurse times your pulse.  But what he was doing was going through the different organs, first with the right wrist and then the left, and getting a sense, through the pulses, of what state, for example, the liver was in.  He could tell through the vibration how healthy it was and even what your emotional state was.  The liver corresponds to anger on the negative side and I can’t remember the positive.  (That’s Taoist thinking, to which I subscribe).

    Anyhoo, over the years, he started experimenting with using his own (divine) energy to heal me.  At first he would use his right hand, placing the palm over the pain, hovering just above the skin, but as of late he uses his intention.  That sounds a little vague, I know.  I have been a practicing Taoist since 1995 and it’s taken me up until recently to be able to use my mind to contact the pain. 

    I now know how to do some of what he does and that includes getting a yes or a no to questions, if I have permission.  And that’s from God. 

    It’s been an exasperating process because I keep forgetting to ask permission.  Or I’ll ask wrong.  You’re supposed to make a statement that could be true or false.  Not pose a question.  A yes feels like a burst of energy has rushed to the top of my head.  That’s if it’s a resounding yes.  A no feels like nothing. 

    It’s different for my acupuncturist.  A yes for him looks like nothing but he feels the same rush to the head whereas a no is very obvious to me in that his head jerks to the left.  My head does that when I unlock whatever is stuck and causing me pain.  The minute I contact and release it I get that jerk. 

    I imagine this all sounds pretty bizarre to most of you but I’m just sayin’ it’s a whole new world.  I ask about what I eat, what I tell people, what I spend my time doing; there’s pretty much nothing I don’t ask about before I do it now. 

    The down side, and really it’s positive, is that I don’t drink AT ALL now, nor will I ever again, as long as this keeps up; that I only eat what God approves of; and in general my behavior is all subject to his scrutiny.  But then it always was and I just didn’t realize it.  For some reason I don’t mind.  I like the guidance. 

    And God’s a hoot.  It’s just that there are a lot of people I don’t have permission to talk to about it, like two of my kids and most of my friends.  So I was a little shocked that I had permission to write it here.  Maybe God wants to come out:). (Either he thought that was amusing, too, or he does want people to know because I got a little rush).

Comments (6)

  • I’ve been a medical intuitive for the last 20 years or so. It started when I was in massage school and met a group of people training to be psychic or energy healers. We met once a month for about 2 years and in that time I learned to improve my meditation and healing techniques. I started seeing physical disorders and diseases as colors with red being the worst and shades of green as the best. Other colors show themselves also depending on the disorder or injuries. Black shows whenever there is lack of energy or displacement of it, thru the chakras. I’ve been using various techniques over the years and have been shown many things in meditation, including Reiki without really knowing that that was what it was until I found a book on subject some years later. This book showed me that I had been doing several levels of Reiki. You should know that I searched for many years for someone to teach me the Reiki technique without ever finding anyone or finding that the course was beyond my financial means at the times.

    I used to need to physically let my hands wander over someone’s body about an inch of so above it but over the years developed a certain sight into the body that looks somewhat like an xray wherein the disease is plainly seen. (I worked with many doctors who reviewed patient xrays and explained them to me for reports, so I think I learned much this way too.) I also found that I do not need to be in proximity to the person needing healing, as I have been “healing” long distance over the internet for the last 15 years.

    Namaste!

  • god is great. this i know for sure :)

  • Hi Wyatt,

    I think god is struggling.

    With competition from television, twitter, programmable billboards and playstation3 it’s a wonder that he can get a word in edgewise.

    I am not surprised that he permitted you to talk him up on Xanga.

    I am envious that he chose you to be his spokesperson,though. I suspect he really doesn’t quite trust me yet.

    He is a he, right?

  • Love this post. I’m anxiously awaiting more detail of the newly found you!

  • I was there once, I hope it stays with you forever.  What beauty, serenity and joy we can find in life from this position.  God rocks when we acknoledge him.  (I tend to use the masculine as well only because it feels comfortable and doesn’t offend those who refuse to acknowledge the god I know, or, used to know…okay now I’m crying at work.)

  • I can’t help it. My mind always goes to neuroscience etc when I hear of things like this. God in these regards and all others concerning the divine really has always seemed like a shortcut to a very complicated answer that our subcons figure but our conscious minds cannot explain simply or at all. Not to diminish it either. I think it is amazing that people can connect in these ways and as long as it helps I got no beef with crediting God. Just cannot help where my mind goes on it.

    Like when I could see the answers to math problems as if written in front of me when I was a kid. Couldn’t explain how I got the answers, but for sure I felt like calculations were going on somewhere. But the front part of my mind was too busy with collecting the variables to get meta with the nitty gritty of the process.

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