Return to Health & Wholeness

I saw in the mind’s eye yellow balloons and perceived a message about them. I raised my hand, and the host asked me to speak. Scottie, what do you say?

“I see yellow balloons, and the idea is to play, have fun, celebrate,” I replied. I continued to express that it seemed the idea was to put helium gas in them to make them lighter than air. I see these anchored with strings and attached to tree branches and rocks in a back yard.

There was another 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.” The assignment was to quiet the mind and then say what Spirit arranged for a message.

The host wondered: Did this mean anything to anyone? A woman raised her hand and said, “It’s a message to me from my son. He just died of cancer in a yellow hospital-cancer-ward room. Yellow was his favorite color.” She then said, “It’s my son’s birthday tomorrow. We had been wondering how to mark the day. I love hearing that it’s important to celebrate his life.”

This message gave her relief, and the courage to feel joy in the midst of the pain of loss. She was already receptive, open to receive something that could give hope or inspiration. That’s why she had come to the workshop, though I couldn’t have planned that I would receive this message beforehand.

Such knowledge or information is always present. It takes only a little focus and openness to ask and receive. This can be a choice each moment. You can be so aligned with wholeness, health, that it’s what you realize. You simply ask: “Father, Mother, Source, what can you create in this moment that is an expression of love?”

Wholeness

As your mind becomes more familiar with being dissolved, if you will, into the whole of Self, that is, being the content and not just a form in which it appears, communication of all kinds unfolds. You can call it intuitive or expansion of the mind. There can be insights into anything, such as what is discovered in remote viewing or any messages that bring meaning.

Those who thought intuitive insight was extraordinary have found it is a natural part of life. It’s a regular occurrence. Government intelligence agencies have employed it for decades. Mind is without end, and you can know that you can’t imagine what you haven’t experienced.

As a counselor I learned to understand limited feelings and experience more freedom. There were wise ways to resolve conflicts between mind and emotions. As I worked with clients with intuitive insights more began to unfold. The way became easier than I imagined. What seemed complex: Career changes, peace amidst chaos, relationship challenges, and communication skills unfolded with simplicity.

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 or limits to your perceptions. Thoughts become clear to you. There is a tendency to over-think and rely upon the brain to solve dilemmas; however, the Intuitive 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 know that you communicate with mind, so there is no space between you and anyone. Focus on the mind’s unlimited presence bridges the “gap” your subconscious (or conscious) beliefs have imagined. The intuitive mind can bring many treasures, 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 this. It shows how the engagement of the intuitive aspect of mind can help resolve nutritional, career, relationship, and personal growth questions. To forgive is to release others from perceptions we have projected upon them. This removes the trap of disease.

Continue to ask for more evidence and you will get answers. Knowledge enters your field first, and these bits of information each have a frequency, or signature, that have meaning or relationship to you or another. Trust the impressions that come to you. It may seem meaningless to you or another, though it means something!

When you ask for unlimited information but doubt what you perceive it temporarily blocks the conduit between you and the Whole. ∆

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Stuff and Things

Things are temporal, or time-dependent. There is 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, or to recognize. Re-cognize what? Awareness of what you are in reality.

To turn the other cheek is to look beyond the physical dramas, resentments, projections, judgments, and fears of loss 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. 

Healthy, Whole, Hale & Hardy

You can separate anything out in thought, but you won’t know the entirety at the same time. It’s risky to compartmentalize aspects of the whole away from it. 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 these are 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 be in joy during such experiences and then examine their effect on your mind and heart. How might they have kept you from realization of your whole, hale, and hardy self, and how can you transcend them?

I decided to offer intuitive counsel professionally because of so many years of practice. I worked for years with many a gifted intuitive, as well as a psychologist who was also a medical intuitive. I’ve learned and want to pass along this gift.

Messages can be 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.” It is information you allow to come through you. It only asks you to peacefully receive its grace—and extend it to others when appropriate. ∆

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