SYNOPSIS FOR THIS CLASS:

• Philosophy and Principals of Spiritual Healing

• Types of Spiritual Healing, methods and practice

• Mind, body and spirit connection in healing 

• Mediation and visualization

Many people are aware of spiritual healing, yet its meaning and guiding principles are not always well understood. It may be practiced for oneself or offered to others, including through absent healing. Ongoing spiritual practice may be its most enduring form, strengthening our inner ability to overcome negativity.

A person is made up of body, mind, and spirit, and the mind’s energy affects all three. Positive thoughts support health and well-being, while negative thoughts may contribute to illness and imbalance.

In this class, healers use silence and meditation to raise their consciousness to the spiritual plane, seek guidance, and connect with the limitless source of divine supply.

To honor the Spiritual Law of Healing, healers first ask permission before working with another person’s energy. With permission, they envision the person in perfect health, invite unseen forces to guide the healing energy, give thanks for peace, harmony, and balance, and encourage positive thinking.

Healers may direct healing energy, but the results depend on the person’s faith and willingness to use the mind positively. When the person attunes to Spirit, the healing forces can work effectively.

Spiritual healers are encouraged to focus on sincere seekers of God who need healing and support their spiritual growth, which is one of life’s fundamental purposes.

The Fasting Buddha symbolizes balance, compassion, and spiritual awakening.