Medical Remote Viewing and Medical Intuition, is this evil?

Friday, November 19th, 2010 at 10:24 pm

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?