The end of healing............

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Reposting as first didn't seem to go through.

 

 

I am declaring today, 5.30.08, to mark the official death of humanistic,

process oriented, psycho-emotional healing for all those who have reached a

world-centric level of development.

 

And thus we have the birth of a new medicine for a new humanity stepping

forward from here......

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This just in! A friend and student of mine named Sarah Van Hoy is on

the faculty of Health Arts at Goddard College. I just received this note from

her:

 

" A little note from evolution - I was at my faculty retreat yesterday and we

collectively decided that " process " in healing was done and that, as faculty,

we would hold something else - step into the One Consciousness that is always

there and move the world forward.  This is the new mandate of Health Arts at

Goddard. " -Sarah

 

Isn't this fantastic? It's a big part of what I've been working for these

last 6 years. We are witnessing the end of the " therapeutic " process where

healing at the level of the heart and mind is thought to take time. Simply put,

the

part of us that needs more time to heal emotionally IS the disease itself in

people who have reached a world centric level of development. Clinical

practice, as well as life, have taught me that there are two sources of

motivation

competing for our attention. The ego is that wounded, traumatized part of

ourselves that loves the process of healing but has no intention of ever being

healed. Its sole motivation is to preserve the past. The authentic self, the

spirit,

doesn't need healing because nothing ever happened there. It's only interest

is living with more integrity RIGHT NOW. And that's what holistic and integral

healing is about-moving from a relatively divided state to increasing states

of wholeness and integration.

 

 

From this perspective any modality that requires " process " is seen as

strengthening the presence of the disease by reinforcing a dysfunctional

relationship

to time, thought, and feeling. It is my estimation that the minimum

requirement for anyone to be considered a healer is that he or she has to have

renounced the right to take any more time for healing past " wounds and traumas " .

Of

course, this renunciation could only meaningfully come from having fully

discovered, and given one's self to, that part of one's self that is always more

interested in creating the future than on overcoming one's past. This is a sign

of

maturity that suggests the person is truly more focused on living for the

sake of the whole than on being self absorbed. And this means the practitioner

is

actually living the implications of the five-element model, or any holistic

model, beyond a mere theoretical understanding.

 

    I'm just giving notice that a new core value system is arising in culture

that obsoletes the " process " oriented, humanistic, values focused on the

patient as being a victim who needs time to heal from his or her past. Just as

the

humanistic leanings of new age healing have supplanted the materialism of

biomedicine these last 40 years, so too will this new core value system wash

over

and erase the new age values of the sensitive self, humanistic,

psycho-emotional approach so rampant in the alternative medical field.

 

It's not a question of " if " this transition will happen because it is

happening right now as evidenced by Sarah's letter. Of course, what I'm pointing

to

is the leading edge of medicine. Emotional healing is dead. Realization of the

Self beyond the ego's emotional tides, right now, is the rising star in what

may be the first truly spiritually based medicine to have appeared on the

planet.

 

Submitted for consideration.

 

)    Lonny Jarrett

 

 

 

 

 

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