[pa-l] New Rules

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The Angry Healer

 

Can a healer given to unpredictable rage be able to listen patiently when

the client prevaricates, or does not respond quick enough, or becomes

irregular, or unconsciously does and says things which can aggravate and

irritate, all the while being weak and vulnerable and needing a stable,

patient

and calm helping hand?

 

There is so much anger these days, in so many walks of life, which so

easily turns to rage.

 

There is road rage, airplane rage, domesticate rage, workplace rage,

school rage, even checkout line rage, and parking lot rage.

 

Are we at a time, where the next level, of healer rage, is on the horizon?

Or, more horribly, it has already arrived?

 

Or the lesser evil, healer anger? Or even, the situation where the healer is

angry with another situation, or is apt to become angry, is veering on

rage, and then ventures to heal?

 

Ours is an ancient art, which requires from us a great deal more, as

healers, because of the nature of its construct, which works with Earth

energies, rather than medications.

 

If one tends to anger, one is in imbalance. If to rage, one is ill. In both

cases

recognition of what is happening, is paramount. Healing is in the knowing of

ill health.

 

As years proceed, more and more people are opting to traditional medicine.

And in some sense, they are, in asking more from the healing, are also

expecting more from the healer.

 

For them a disappointment in one healer may very well become a

disappointment the whole system.

 

In which case the thirsty one will be so, even in an oasis.

 

Dr.. Holmes Keikobad

MB BS DPH Ret. DIP AC NCCAOM LIC AC CO & AZ

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