A Return to Health & Wholeness

This I perceived, in mind above, balloons of yellow hue. I raised my hand, and the host replied, “What say you sir?”

“I see yellow balloons, and this idea to play, have fun, celebrate with all at once.” A message it seemed from a wish: Acquire yellow balloons, put helium gas in them, make them lighter than air, balloons anchored with strings, attached to tree branches and rocks in a back yard. The message, too, that these balloons could be “Bounced and batted around in the house main room. It’s important to play and celebrate, to party.” This without self censure.

The host wondered: Did this mean anything to anyone? A woman raised her hand and said, “I think it’s a message from my son. He just days ago died in hospital, a yellow cancer-ward room; it’s his favorite color.” She had felt grief she said, because, “It’s my son’s birthday tomorrow. We had wondered how to mark the day.”

This message gave her relief, and the courage to celebrate his life. A communication such as this required reception, openness to receive something that could give hope or inspiration.

Such content is always present. Focus it takes, and openness to receive. What might be of benefit can be a choice each moment.

Wholeness

As your mind becomes more familiar with being dissolved, if you will, as the whole essence of Self, that is, being the content and not just a form in which it appears, communication of all kinds unfolds. It’s intuitive. This can be insights into anything, such as what is called remote viewing or messages from spirit.

You thought intuitive insight was extraordinary, yet it is a natural part of life. It’s a regular occurrence. It is without end; you can’t imagine what you haven’t experienced.

When I began study to be a psychotherapist, it was partly selfish. I wanted to understand limited feelings and experience more freedom. How to resolve conflicts between mind and emotions? The male-consensus belief was that to feel is equal to weakness.

I worked with clients. Intuitive insights began to unfold. These evoked simple processes to what seemed complex: Career changes, peace amidst chaos, relationship challenges, and more communication skills.

Intuition

Intuitive insight can bring you to knowledge beyond theory. A client asked me why she felt imbalanced. I focused as I scanned her field and body within it. A perception came that her brain needed serotonin. When I told her this, she exclaimed, “Oh my gosh. That’s correct! I forgot to take a serotonin supplement this morning; my doctor prescribed it daily.”

You will see that there isn’t a gap between you and anything the world would call “outside” you. You remove ignored subconscious beliefs that limit your perceptions, and you will notice thoughts as clear to you as if you had a conversation with a friend who sits in front of you. There is a tendency to over-think and rely upon the brain to solve dilemmas, sort desires, and navigate transitional changes; however, the Intuitive in us is not limited to a body.  

An intuitive insight can indicate a project would succeed or a shift in a relationship could lead to more happiness. You cannot imagine what you haven’t experienced, and you soon know that you communicate with mind, so there is no space between you and anyone. Your focus bridges the “gap” between minds your subconscious (or conscious) beliefs have imagined. The intuitive mind can bring many treasures to you, and that includes how forgiveness helps release resistance to the flow of health.

My book with Shannon McRae, The Healing Effects of Energy Medicine: Memoirs of A Medical Intuitive, focuses on the engagement of the intuitive aspect of mind to help resolve nutritional, career, relationship, and personal growth questions. Ultimately we will all know that to forgive is to release others from perceptions we have projected upon them, and in this way un-limit ourselves from disease.

(My counseling practice is based on this; contact information after story below).

When you continue to ask for more evidence you will get answers; messages enter your field first, and these bits of information each have a frequency, or signature, that have meaning or relationship to you or another you sit beside. You learn to trust the impressions that come to you. It may seem meaningless to you or another at times, though it means something! You have to know what you perceive and express it if you feel it. When you doubt what you perceive it temporarily blocks the conduit between you and the Whole. ∆

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A Road Story

We college boys thought we were so smart. At work on the Pima County roads crew, we were pleased to have a summer job. Tex was one of our supervisors.

Yes, he was born and raised in Texas. We assumed some of his phraseology indicated a lack of education. His directives, for example, were practical: “We need you to shovel away this sand on the road from the wash of water in the rainstorm last night,” though he’d usually finish with, “and stuff and things on it.” These word choices caused some chuckling amongst us.

It is in retrospect that I wondered if the phrase displayed a common sense wisdom. “Stuff and things” are objects characterized by material duration. That is, they are physical, and, just as with radios, televisions, bicycles, houses, bodies, and all terrestrial effects, they have a beginning and end.

That is, stuff and things are temporal, or time-dependent. It seems Tex’s phrase, although not academic, could have been a common-sense way to put everything into perspective. When you identify yourself as being limited to a body with a beginning and an ending, you think You have an end point.

What if that consciousness of you endures? To return is to turn again. To what? To awareness of what you are in reality.

It is to look beyond the physical dramas, resentments, projections, judgments, and fears of loss, to turn the other cheek so to speak, and look only at who you are essentially. To point your focus to you as an eternal being is to recall those moments where you felt as one with everything and everyone. Shhh, be quiet, you won’t want to mention this to those family members or friends who’d question your sanity; however, you can’t deny revelation—even if you can suppress it.

Healthy, Whole, Hale & Hardy

You can separate anything out of the unabridged picture in thought, but you won’t know the entirety at the same time. You compartmentalize aspects of the whole away from it at your own risk. To exclude something consciously from the complete entity is like to make it wrong in an attempt to reject it.

When all seems to be in full function, you say, “I feel great.” However, when there is a pain or an ache, or a relationship is difficult for you, when war breaks out, or the head throbs or joints feel stuck, you might say, “I don’t feel so well.” At those times you are tempted to think health has escaped from your grasp, that the world is not healthy at all.

What if, instead of dread you see these as opportunities and experiences that guide, direct, and help you realize that you can allow them and still be healthy and whole beyond their reach? You use these experiences to examine their effect on your mind and heart. How might they before have kept you from realization of your core, whole, hale, and hardy self, and how can you transcend them?

The Wholeness Within

My friend David first told me about his wife, Shannon, several years after we’d first met. They were both gentle, kind, and wise people about ten years older than us. They were acquaintances of ours at this time, more than close friends.

A few years later we moved closer to where they lived. David and I would hang out together occasionally. One day he told me that his wife, a psychologist, was also a medical intuitive.

A year earlier my dermatologist had found a small skin cancer at my right temple; however, she’d support attempts to heal it with complementary treatments such as nutrition, vitamins, and supplements. I tried for over a year by the time I met Shannon, but the condition seemed to be worse. I asked Shannon if she might have time to help me with it, and she said that she thought I should see a dermatologist.

I’d really wanted her to offer some other kind of solution so that I wouldn’t have to undergo surgery! However, I made an appointment with a dermatologist in our new location. It would be a month away.

Meantime I increased my efforts to heal; this included stress-management techniques such as meditation. Shannon came to visit my wife and I, and as we chatted, she said, “Scottie, I feel energy coming through my hands. Would you like a healing now?”

Surprised by this, after a few seconds of self-examination I replied, “Yes, I am.” I truly was ready to heal by more consciousness-related means than surgery, which was now but one week away. Shannon gently stated, “Ok, I’m going to invite you to just be quiet and I’ll do my work.”

A Healing

She was seated on the sofa and I in my chair 6 feet away. I closed my eyes and imagined what it would feel like to be completely healthy. Shannon then began to speak.

“I see a purple and white light under the skin cancer, and this grows as our intentions together pull this energy under the skin.” The area, which had become defined by a redness the size of a nickel and was irritated by sunlight, started to tingle. Then I felt a shift in “realities.” There was peace, as if I existed in a new context of certainty and, for lack of another word, Love.

Shannon finished and asked, “Are you ready to accept your healing?” At this I felt a challenge, as it meant to me that I had to accept this fundamental change in consciousness. I self-examined to make sure I answered with integrity, and said, “I am. Thank you.”

I fully accepted the unseen. Shannon said she saw my face disappear in the short session, which meant to her that a change occurred. I perceive this is what happened when I felt a shift of reality; perhaps it was a quantum jump into a parallel world where the body was healed.

We said goodnight, and I went to the bathroom to wash my face and prepare for bed. I saw in the mirror that the reddish spot on my skin was weeping moisture beads. To me this meant that toxins were being released; I gently washed the area.

When I awoke the next morning the skin, once inflamed, was now only sightly discolored, but healthy. I was joyful. It’s a mystery: When two or more are together and intend something it can be accomplished. The next day I asked Shannon to tell me about her work.

Now, I take a leap forward, because the outcome of her answer was fifteen years of work together where the two of us produced a book about it. You can read samples of it here. As a result of that collaboration my intuitive abilities increased.

Once it became clear to me how she was able to “see” or perceive conditions in the physical body, this ability started to unfold more quickly in my experience. We all have that capacity, whether you call it clairvoyance, seership, clairsentience, or psychism. Some are more practiced and have doubted less; they’ve ventured forth with what they know.

As a result of this experience, I decided to offer intuitive counsel professionally. At one time I had a “normal” psychotherapy practice. The addition of intuitive insight helps bring more quickly to the surface underlying issues to process.

This kind of counsel can guide you to solve a problem. It may include messages from an aspect of mind that wants to communicate something to you that you want to hear. It cannot, however, put anything into action for anyone, as that’s a personal responsibility; nevertheless, it can help release values that limit freedom.

Intuition is from Spirit, though there’s a temptation to say, “Ah, look at me, I’ve done this,” even as it is information you allow to come through you. You can feel it when you make that cup of tea in the morning. It only asks you to peacefully receive its grace—and extend it to others when appropriate. ∆

(Additional information here, and at scotteminers.substack.com)