Showing posts with label Everyday miracles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everyday miracles. Show all posts

Thursday, June 13, 2013

Shift Happens!

Yesterday afternoon a client had a remarkable healing experience.

She is a woman of many talents and abilities and yet struggles with a very low sense of her own worth.  She has fallen prey to bullies and users because of it.

Her House of Healing (accessed through deep hypnosis) was a crystal cave.  As soon as she got there she encountered an old magician-like figure who told her that she "can do the magic."

When she walked a very long Hallway of Many Doors, the one she opened was to a room with a treatment table in the center and two angels.  She was told that somewhere along the line she got "rewired, reprogrammed," and that they were there to fix that now.  According to my client's account, they  "pulled out a lot of garbage and stuff that shouldn't be there."  When the angelic treatment was over, she felt so good that she didn't want to leave that room.  But there was more for her to experience.

Next, the Magician guided her to another room in the Hallway where she underwent a cleanse.  She described the cleanse as "light, energy and various colors" pouring through her various systems.  She was told that "there is a weaving process" and that "you can be re-woven at any time."  Then she was told that she could "play a different part in the play anytime."

Her journey into the Sacred Space of her House of Healing ended with the Magician assuring her, "You are the lead character.  Be the star that you are."

When she came out of her deep hypnotic trance, her face was glowing and she immediately started making plans for a new wardrobe to replace the unflattering clothes she had been favoring.

I can't wait to see what more magic the next few weeks will bring to her life.

Monday, October 4, 2010

A Day of Wonder

My TAT mentor, Lisa Saubolle, ends each of her emails with "May you experience each day as a sacred gift woven around the heart of wonder." John O'Donohue

Today was such a day.

It started with a wonderful email from a client who was crowing that he'd gotten his three lowest golf scores of the year + a silver medal in an important East Coast golf tournament + aced an important sales presentation abroad.

That would have been gift enough.

But then I met a new client who had come in for smoking cessation. There was no question that she had been guided to me. As I got to know her a bit, it was clear that she was someone very connected spiritually and that my usual smoking cessation protocol (a unique combination of EFT, guided imagery and hypnotherapy) could be dispensed with for her. Instead, with her permission, I used my touch hypnosis technique to help her relax completely and prepare her for a journey to the Sacred Space of her House of Healing. I figured she was connected enough with her Guides and Angels that they would take care of things. And boy, did they!

She had a remarkable healing from her Guides. They literally cleansed her body of the cigarette smoke as well as her desire to smoke. They showed her many wonderful images and symbols she understood clearly, including the message that this healing was permanent. Me? I took copious notes and held the space.

When it was over, she looked absolutely radiant. She was so happy and calm and, yes, a bit awestruck. She tossed her final pack of cigarettes into my special red basket before leaving. Sweet!

Even though such experiences happen rather frequently in my office, they are a constant source of inspiration and gratitude for me. It is proof positive that when we set the intention to heal, it is a sacred intention and therefore all of our Guides and Angels gather to support that intention in whatever way is meaningful to us.

What a day!

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Miracles Happen Every Day

A healer I know started experience excruciating pain in his chest. His wife insisted he go have it checked out (he, of course, was reluctant to do so, preferring to wait until the pain went away on its own).

He was diagnosed with an aortic dissection, a potentially fatal condition -- often as a result of misdiagnosis. It turns out that the doctor who examined my friend actually looks for aortic dissections in patients presenting with heart problems. Why? Because his own father was one of those people who died as a result of a misdiagnosis of the problem.

The doctor arranged for my friend to be helicoptered to Stanford University Hospital for emergency heart surgery to repair the aorta. He's mending nicely.