The power behind my healing gift seems to be growing in magnitude, and I feel like a particle of ice caught in the slip stream of a giant avalanche. It’s almost inconceivable that my life has been the fertile garden needed to propagate such a beautiful bloom. Today I listened to an excited lady tell me she can now, without pain, lift her arms above her head for the first time in twelve years. Her fingers, straight and relaxed, are no longer closed with pain, and she can bend and flex her legs. The good news kept coming. She was able to txt without her glasses, and she believes the cyst on her ovary has gone. From these hands?
The miracles flow as frequently as the tears that often appear on the healing table. It’s not faith that causes my mind to ponder, but wonder, and maybe fatigue and I-need-a-hug.
Two doctors come for healing, and now a third will be hearing from the excited lady. A psychiatrist has my business card. These things I’ve dreamed about. I will change the world. I want to speak to nurses, doctors, and medical students, and show them this incredible something. I can feel it coming in the air tonight (thank you Phil Collins).
I’m too regular, too blokey, and too bloody bald for such dreams. I’m not tall enough! And to be entirely honest, I sometimes feel like a wanker for writing this dribble. No, I haven’t been drinking. I had two beers while I cooked fish and made salad for dinner, and since then I’ve cleaned the kitchen and organised the kids for bed.
And yes, I thought about this on the toilet. Every time I heal, something amazing happens: the movie I see, new healing guides, the grotesque black, and the colour-chart of emotions. Sometimes when I heal women, I grow breasts and experience birth and period pain. “Girls, forgive me for every time I’ve not been patient.” I’m always surprised and humbled by these experiences.
With all the healing my writing has slowed, and I’ve still not completed reviewing the edit of The Disciple. This frustrates me a little, but this is what I’ve created. As much as I believe in the healing, I know I have a best seller.
I miss commenting on friend’s posts, but I’m trying to focus on posting something here. I’m offline for a week. Stay healthy and happy, Simon.
