Medical Remote Viewing, Medical Intuition and Healing

As clearly as if he were standing there, my friend told me that he was awoken by this disturbing dream. He saw that is girlfriend was on the downhill side of this refrigerator which she was trying to move into their new apartment, his girl friend, all of about 98lbs., and her friend were trying to move this refrigerator up some stairs into this apartment. They had more ambition than muscles or body weight!

He sprang up off the couch, and looked down the stairs to see this huge refrigerator potentially squishing his small sized girl friend. My friend is about the size of one and a half refrigerators so he was a welcomed addition to the project, he got on the business end of the refrigerator and a near disaster was avoided. This could be classified as a precognitive dream, a warning about something happening, or about to happen. For myself, my higher self sometimes speaks to me this way too. I am lucky, sometimes the messages are really clear, telling me what to do, or think about a situation going on in my life, or the lives of people who contact me for a medical intuition scan.

If you want to have these yourself, and have not, you can if you want to. Here’s what you do, after going to bed, lying down getting close to sleep but not yet, use your will , and say to yourself, tell yourself ” self, tonight you will dream about _____________(fill in the blank on this part) and tell me in a clear and easily understandable manner to me, so I understand the meaning. Thank you.” From there, you can “sign off” and go to sleep, this use of your will to tell your subconscious mind to do something, tell you something or show you something, is a very powerful tool. Try it! It’s fun! Let me know how it works for you.

Intuition is usually thought of as getting impressions from outside of ourselves, and yet we have to go inwards to ourselves to see what is out there. Is this paradoxical or what?Intuitive readings

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FLn3C9pfQM]I recently spotted this video of the human energy system from a yogi’s perspective and thought it was very excellent. In someways, it seems as the way it appears to me. How about you, is this representational of how you experience the human energy system?[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/user/silatyogi#p/f]

The other morning I had the most interesting inquiry about medical remote viewing, medical intuition,  and remote viewing in general. The question was basically asking “how is medical remote viewing perceived by the Christian community?” She was concerned that it may be “bad” or “evil” somehow. At the same time, she was interested in a session apparently in regards to some health issue she was having trouble with. This question was a real and valid dilemma for her.
What a great question this is. If you are currently doing intuitive work, remote viewing or medical intuition, I’m sure you are aware that some people have this concern. I struggled with this sort of thinking for quite a while myself.

It turns out that there are multiple references in the bible to this situation. Medical intuition could come under the category of prophecy or a healing gift perhaps. These are among the “spiritual gifts” according to the bible: Wisdom, knowledge, discernment, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, diverse tongues, and interpretation.

The potential controversy in all this seems to come from a concern by Christians as to the source of the abilities of those using these “skills”  and motive of these endeavours by those performing these acts.

In general, the bible warns against a huge variety of practices including astrology, hypnosis, soothsaying, fortune tellers, magicians, and those practicing witchcraft. We could talk a lot about these in the bible too, but for now let’s stay on medical intuition.

So where does medical intuition or medical remote viewing fit into all this? I believe it lies in the intention, and from where it can come from within us as practitioners. Realizing from where this motivation comes from,  is one of the ways which the bible endorses it, and we can know that it is good. For those who are more interested in this from a Christian perspective,  I suggest you visit this web site:

http://www.jesuswalk.com/beginning/harvest-show-interview-101021.htm

This is what the biblical scholar Dr. Ralph F. Wilson  professes about such skills or gifts, such as prophecy

“We cannot afford to despise the gift of prophecy. Nor can we allow its capacity for misuse and misunderstanding prevent us from embracing it. Rather we must diligently seek to curb its abuses by the guidelines of Scripture and “test all things” (1 Thessalonians 5:20-21), so that the great constructive value of prophecy may be experienced by our churches. Through this unique spiritual gift the church is enabled to grow, mature and move forward according to the will of God. “Make love your aim, and earnestly desire the spiritual gifts, especially that you may prophesy … so that the church may be edified” (1 Corinthians 14:1, 5).”

As I said, while previously I was concerned about this, from a Christian perspective. These days, I am fine with it, I am clear about from where this comes from when I am doing medical intuition and MRV. It comes from my heart. What about you, how do you feel about this?

Christ healing the blind, how excellent way past just a gift of intuition!

Like a little tornado in a raging storm, it was only about 2.5inches tall. A sea anemone in just a little current of water sort of sways back and forth,  like a tall pine tree in a constant breeze. Back and forth side to side, but this chakra was spinning like the drain in my sink.  It was a pretty big deal to me, while working at the feet of this one patient, I looked up towards her head, and there it was anchored to her sternum. I was rather shocked frankly, the only chakras I had ever seen before that were looking down on them on the pages of a book. It was pretty cool, I had no idea what to “do” with it, I was just happy to see this for the first time.
You may already know, the auric field and the chakra system are pretty much different aspects of the same manifestation. Think of the chakras as energy organs, as we have physical organs like the liver or spleen, we have the chakra energy organs also with their own unique properties and functions. The chakras are located right on the center line of the body, on both the front and rear. At the same time, there  is the energy field surrounding the body. Each layer in the field correlates with one of the chakras.  For instance, the first chakra, the root chakra, correlates with the first level of the energy field, this is called the etheric body. When you view these 2 dimensional drawings of the energy fields, realize that they are 3D of course, projecting outward  like a cloud from the body, correlating to its corresponding chakra. Therefore the second layer of the field radiates up and through the first layer, as the third layer radiates up and through from under the first and second layer, further outward from the body than the first and second layers. There have been lots of good books written about this subject, “Wheels of Light” by Rosalyn Bruyere is an excellent book on almost  all you could want to know about the chakras and human energy field- but if you must know more,  then read “Healing hands of Light” by Barbara Brennan. There is enough knowledge in these 2 books to keep you busy and well informed. Just one quick point about the energy field and the chakras, if you are first learning about the attributes of the energy field, It’s handy to remember, that in general, the energetic attributes in the front of the body tend to be about how a person experiences the world outside themselves, while in the posterior part of the body tends to be about what we feel, think and believe about ourselves, and thus how we experience ourselves. In the next post, we will go over how to see or experience the energy field.

Most practitioners of medical intuition and medical remote viewing, have a format they follow. Of course, sometimes information just flows, in a sort of unexpected manner. That information tends to be very reliable. However, most practitioners like to have a basic process they like to follow. One of the tools I like to use, is a variety of templates which I sort of overlay over the client I am scanning. The template of alarm points I find quite useful. It’s a handy way to look at the meridians and organs. One of the charts here shows the relationships of the organs and meridians, the other shows their locations. This is a pretty useful template which you can use in your own intuitive work. Many people like to explore the chakras, this is another one you can keep and use in your intuitive tool box.  For more information about this sort of work, visit: www.medicalremoteviewing.com

That is a darn good question. Why should you use, or have someone do a medical intuitive session for you anyways? Excellent question.

Truth is, that there are plenty of times when its not the best choice. These days, there are some excellent health care providers out there, whom are plugged into MODERN diagnostic testing, who can figure out what your health care problem is, way better than those who are NOT using the most modern diagnostic tools available. Its a pretty simple and common situation. I see it all the time actually. Many Doctors use the same tools that they first learned when the got out of school and aren’t plugged into the best of whats out there. Unfortunately I see this way to often.

The point is, that if you can use modern tools to figure out what is physically going on with a person, definitively, then that is what should be done.

The question comes up then, “well, if you can do a medical intuitive reading for me, then why not just do that- it’s easier, cheaper, way more convenient, so why not just do that Dr. Don?”

The reason is simple. Lets say as an intuitive, you are good, maybe even really good, what if you are 80%, or 90% , or even 95% accurate and comprehensive. Those percentages are excellent.

The problem is, that for some chronic and complicated health problems, that if you miss just 5% —- if you leave out just a little detail like ” oh and you need vitamin B3 , not B6. ” Or, the vitamin B6 you are taking is not being absorbed, you need a different one, or your digestion weak and it is what is keeping you from absorbing the vitamin B.” The point is, that a small detail incorrect or incomplete can be enough to undermine a health care plan, to keep all the good advice from solving a problem, and undermine the whole therapy proticol. At that point, its hard to know what did not work. The good news, is that there excellent and modern testing procedures that can sort out the most complicated of disorders, and help people who are not willing to just live with the problems that many times they are told they just have to live with.

So, when should medical intuition, or an medical remote viewing session be done? Is it of any value then, and what should these sessions be used for?

Those are more good questions, to be talked about soon. What do you think? When and what for is the best use of this talent? I’d really like to know what you think about that.

This addition alone makes medical remote viewing different than remote viewing. I start these sessions with an intention, sort of adding some thing into the “tasking” and it goes like this: “I call on my higher self, and the higher self of the person “X” being viewed, to guide this session to the highest good of the patient X.”
Not always, but very often, the session goes right towards the personal “issues” of the client. I believe that it again demonstrates that there are things that need to be learned, and healed with a priority over the physical complaint. Some times the physical problem heals up too then, which is often what brings people in for a medical intuitive , medical remote viewing session. It feels like a bit of grace to get to do this work. I love it. Check it out at www.medicalremoteviewing.com

Medical intuition has been around in one form or another since the beginning of time practically. As long as groups of people have been banding together, there’s always been one amongst them whom the group would turn to for answers to problems that the others in the group could not find. These were the shamans, healers and intuitives. While there are some similarities between these, there is a lot of differences in their practices. The actual methods in which the shamans do what they do, varies amongst the shamans, and so it is in comparing them with the intuitive healers. Comparing the remote viewers, even amongst those who call themselves remote viewers, we find quite a lot of differences in their methods, to the point where there is debate and contention as to what is remote viewing, and what is not. Medical remote viewing finds its self in a similar situation.
Is it the same as typical remote viewing? Is it any different from medical intuition?
I say absolutely!  How about you?