2009-08-29-Accepting or Rejecting Healing

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Topic: Accepting or Rejecting Healing

Group: 11:11 Progress Group

Facilitators

Teacher: Dr. Mendoza

TR: George Barnard

Session

Lesson

Dr. Mendoza: “I know I’m always welcome in this home, and I know I will be forgiven for butting into the conversation this human is having with the leader of the old 11:11 Emergency Platoon (ABC-22). The Chief and I know each other well, because decades ago we both were part of the same emergency outfit, and right now we both are part of the same progress contingent. This is your friend and teacher, Dr. Mendoza on a non-urgent house call.

“The reason why I am chipping in on this discussion is because the subject of healing, and it being wished for, or being rejected, is generally regarded as basically being cut and dried. We will consider this, you and I, for you are the student asking the question, and I am the teacher and a healer. Cut and dried, I say, but then our time-space universes are full of exceptions, countless variations, and for every hard and fast rule there are likely deviations from the norm.

“It makes life interesting, if not occasionally nerve-racking, at least for a spirit surgeon like myself, when I truly don’t know what is going to be, what is likely to be, or what is meant to be, the final result of a healing. To those of you who call yourselves distance healers, or Reiki healers, and to those of you who are trained to work with us in your (Akashic) workshops, the perceived criteria may well be: Does the patient want to be healed, or not – perhaps in some way need the illness?

“It is not always that simple. A sufferer may well reject a healing, actually say so, and yet at a subconscious level dearly wish to be healed. Perhaps unbelief in the healing process is his or her reason for rejecting a healing. The patient may well feel vulnerable at a conscious level, yet amenable at a subconscious level. More often, the subject resents being dependent on one or more others, yet wish to be healed. And here, incidentally, I note that the problem of dependency, and the advantages of interdependency, can be difficult to separate.

“What the mind determines, and what the soul accepts can be poles apart, but all these nuances, we shall call them, are clearly understood by the various Celestial Operatives that are with you at the healing tasks. Harder to understand is what good can possibly come, despite our best healing efforts, from the demise of the family’s breadwinner, a nursing mom, or an only child. This is where faith in the universe Powers’ best overall intent must serve both you and us.”

George: “You’re still saying to not take any ‘no thank you’ for granted?”

Dr. Mendoza: “Indeed! Thank you for your time. All is as it is meant to be. Au revoir.”