I was asked if I could send some healing to an AIDS patient. Although this was a first for me, I suggested that we work together, as they knew the person. The three of us sat on the floor facing in a triangular formation towards a central point. I explained the process we were going to use and asked my friends to visualise in the centre between us, a blue sphere with red sparks emanating from it. Just before we launched the sphere, I asked them to hold their friend's image in mind and to direct the sphere to him. Almost a year later, I tentatively brought up the healing session we had done. I wondered if the lack of feedback was indicative of bad news. "Oh, he's fine!" they exclaimed. It is not always obvious what brings about a recovery. The main thing was that the patient gained from the healing having taken place. << previous event Top

"Could you do my back?" a friend asked. I suggested it was best for her to stand. Her husband watched with interest while I held my hand at the base of her spine - but not touching. After about 3 or 4 minutes I ended the session. "I really felt that." she said. "I really liked the feeling of your hand moving up and down my spine." "He didn't move his hand. It was in the same place all the time!" her husband exclaimed. It is always both interesting and rewarding when a patient gives spontaneous feedback. Different people report different sensations. The majority report a feeling of massage and warmth. Some report a coolness. Others mention tingling or sensations of movement. next event >> Top