Personal Things: Scott E Miners
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“…For this…is the great error of our day…:
That physicians separate the soul from the body.”
—Plato, in Charmides, or Temperance, tr Benjamin Jowett
“Everything that we talk about,
everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness.”
—Physicist Max Planck, interview, The Observer (25 January 1931) p 17, col 3
Scottieo Miners
As a youngster many of the 30 children in our neighborhood would come to tell me their woes. I was a sort of counselor. Thus, when I entered University of Arizona, somewhat clueless about what to do, I gravitated to the psychology program.
There were things I just knew that I knew, but how so I knew not. When hard pressed, such as being at 9 the oldest of three siblings suspected of having damaged the breakfast cups in our kitchen, and put on restriction until the mystery was solved, I focused and knew how it happened.
Someone put the rubber cups through the can opener, and caused the serrated cuts on the rims. I explained as my Father grilled us all. He tried one, it worked, and picked me as the culprit because I knew, but then my sister broke down and cried. She confessed that she was the “guilty” party and had done just as I described.
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Such is intuition. There are many ways intuitive insights can help every minute. Quiet the distractions of the mind and tune in to the energy of you that has insight—you can call it Spirit, or the Unified Field, expanded consciousness. There are general questions you can ask.
“What thoughts or beliefs that others gave me inhibit my health? What kind of attitude do I have about them or me that would serve? How can I embrace memories Spirit brings for me to forgive and transcend? What would free me up to live more fully?”
Thoughts cause indigestion in the mind, just as food does in the body, though the mind is in charge. What might Spirit show me to do when I stop ignoring it? Is it to forgive? Stop projecting my perception on to another, regardless of what they said, of anything that keeps them in a box called “limited human”?
You can practice with a friend and discern images that come to you. You might perceive that someone said something to them when they were a child, and they took it in, and it affects them still. Once you start a communication flow that goes both ways—it is important if your partner is open to perceive—then more will come, unfold.
Spirit, consciousness contains all information, allows and honors all. Intuitive information may come to you as feelings, insights. You convey this to the other and ask for feedback.
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Here are several snippets from sessions where these kinds of questions arose and how I practiced with them.
• Evan wanted to know if I could tune in to assist him to understand what was going on in his life at that time. Could I give him any insights?
I saw him getting ready to travel, and with a partner who laughs together with him. He said that was true. I felt that this was someone who liked to have fun with him, and that they’d be sharing some kind of gifts with others. He confirms.
Then I could tell that he needed to receive also and not think only of giving. He said that was very true and helped him remember to take time to do this. I saw also that he felt some apprehension, perhaps thinking he wasn’t being grounded enough and had some cautions about their current plans. I told him I also felt this would be quite a learning opportunity. He said this was all true.
Evan explained: His partner is his fiance, and they are happy together and laugh a lot. They are excited about a trip they are taking soon where they’ll be sharing their art, music, and story telling. He said he enjoys the giving part, but he needs to be open to more receiving, especially the money part. He disclosed also that he and his partner do like the fun part, but they need to pay more attention to details both for travel and in their personal lives. There are some practical things they need to look at. They were concerned that they weren’t doing this enough, and that is part of what they need to learn.
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• Mary asked me to tune into her heart (center) to give her feedback about her current state of mind or emotion. With eyes closed I needed to feel her character, who she is right now. There was a feeling of disturbance. It seemed to be a tension that caused her a lot of concern at this time. Then I saw it was some conflict between she and a primary relationship in her life. There was a sense that this person had views that he wanted her to adopt and this caused her to feel perturbed.
I told her it seemed to me like she was at a fork in the road with this, that it was important, and she was weighing pros and cons of taking one path or the other. She confirmed all of this, so I proceeded to tell her more of what I saw at her request. It seemed as though in the process of difficulty to accept his pressure she was in judgment of the situation, both herself and he. This caused her to feel guilt. He could feel her unspoken criticism; we all seem to know, consciously or subconsciously, when another judges us for any reason.
Judgment has projection as a component. What is it that is unhealed within that makes me want to project that out to one whom I recognize reflected in their behavior something I did, said, or imagined doing? Forgiveness is always ultimately forgiving of self for perceiving something in another that you project but is unhealed in you. Mary said she needed to focus more on this and it felt important for this and all her relationships. She might also need to leave the situation to get peace.
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Academies. That is enough for now. Here is a bit about my academic experiences for what it’s worth. I attended University of Arizona after high school, not knowing what else to do with my life, and I earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science (with Psychology and English Literature minors), 1972
That degree didn’t seem very practical as a job-related feather. A friend planned to attend law school. I was idealistic about helping my friends, especially the Native American’s I knew, so I decided to enroll in Western State University College of Law of San Diego, 1975-77. I was offered a job after my first year of law study as editor of a magazine about comparative religion, philosophy, and science. This was my most passionate interest, not so being a lawyer. A farcical joke made the rounds: “Do you know the difference between a catfish and an attorney?” Answer: “One is a slimy, scum-sucking bottom feeder, and the other is a fish.”
I know most attorneys are not so, and there is much beauty in the law. Nevertheless, I decided to desist from law study and focus on my new job at The American Theosophist (now Quest magazine), a journal of comparative religion, science, and philosophy (1977-1984). I chose it because of 2 things. 1. I was drawn to the objectives, and 2. Dora van Gelder-Kunz was president and executive editor. When I interviewed she indicated I could finish law school while on the job. Dora was seventy-five years young at the time, and a lifelong active clairvoyant; I wanted to be around her in this and I took the position, where I learned much from her.
When I left after 7 years, it was to go to my other love—psychotherapy. I had studied at DePaul, but I enrolled in the master’s program at Seattle University (and simultaneously at University of Washington in South Asian studies); this counseling program lasted from 1985-88. At the end of this I began private work in counseling and psychotherapy.
My practice with intuition grew as well, and I studied and did hands-on learning in extracurricular ways: Remote viewing, as developed by Russell Targ, PhD as well as hanging out with skilled professionals such as Shannon McRae, PhD, Anna Raimondi, Janet Nohavec, Suzanne Geisemann, Vincent Genna and doing many other practices and workshops. You can see further information in my book The Healing Effects of Energy Medicine: Memoirs of a Medical Intuitive, which I wrote for and with Shannon McRae, based on her medical intuition cases and psychology practice as well as my own further development of such.
Session Details
Intuitive / spiritual guidance. Sessions: $90 for 1/2 hour or $125 for 1 hour. Scott (at) scribescott.com.
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Testimonials
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“Scott has a way with words, and the messages are clear and rich.” —Kate D, Seattle, Washington
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“You have described my mother-in-law and qualities of her life and personality, yet it was the messages you gave that were the highlight. It’s true, I do need to stop taking life so seriously and have more fun, and love myself enough to do what I want instead of work so hard.” —MO, Italy
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“The body-scan session with Scott was quite enlightening.
Scott’s warm and gentle manner put me at ease.
His accuracy was amazing.
He could see I have sleep issues.
It was great to hear about non-pharmaceutical solutions to resolve the insomnia that I have had for the past 25 years.
He also noticed that I have had sinus issues and offered another natural solution to getting rid of the allergies that are associated with it.
He also saw that it would be useful for me to do a liver cleanse, and he suggested an easy, effective one.
This session was very helpful for me.
It was wonderful to learn how to adjust and balance my organs and endocrine system with simple remedies.
I highly recommend Scott Miners.”
—AM, Elk Grove, California
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“Scott, you were spot on.
Before the session I had an intent to hear from my father, which you did not know.
You described him perfectly and felt and conveyed the subtle things that only he did.
His message about his relationship with my mother was very healing for me.
I didn’t know if he’d realized how hard it had been for her.”
—Ann R, Toronto
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“You just described my young son.
He died of cancer at the age of 7.
His message to party and get yellow balloons and play with them, put them on strings in the back yard and bounce them back and forth, was perfect.
His birthday is tomorrow, and we have arranged a party in his memory!
This is confirmation that he is aware of us. Also, yellow was the color of the cancer ward where he died.”
—PR, New York
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Scott Miners has exceptional intuitive abilities.
His long-distance health scan was totally accurate, and extremely helpful.
He noted my problem areas in his unique style, and he offered ideas for natural remedies.
Also, he saw the correct location of spinal inflammation and what it wanted to heal.
I love that he confirmed natural health remedies I was considering but was unsure if my body needed!
Thank you for sharing your gift of insight!
—JH, Richmond, Virginia
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Acknowledgements
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I love your letter…. I think it was really stunning. I wanted to do something along that line, but I think you did it better. —Physiologist Valerie Hunt, PhD, author of Infinite Mind
I’ve read a lot about [cancer] and alternative medicine…and you stand out in my book as being one of the best writers in the field. —Anne Harris, Essiac researcher
I feel rewarded, uplifted and profoundly touched by your article “On Mastery.” —Jacqueline Snyder, founder, Sacred Life Ministries
Scott, so glad there are people such as your self who share their insight and wisdom. —Thank you! Debbie W
I love your quote from the great mystic that, “There is more knowing in the felt sense of Wholeness than words or years of learning can ever teach.” —Thanks for all! Kate D
Scott, thank you for sharing who you are with all of us—for we are each other. —Kate A, Eastsound, Washington
Your editorial perspective in the current issue was a grand kick in the consciousness. We all make choices, and I think most of us humans are not aware of how important each choice truly is. —Shadow, Dayton, Virginia
Thank you for your keen insight, your sharp perception of our commonality, your understanding of brothers and sisters, and above all your brilliant communication of what you have gained in your own pursuit of Truth! —Elona B, Seattle, Washington
Your editorial was one of the best I’ve ever read. It’s the way you brought connectivity mixed with science so that it was easily understandable. Who could have guessed you’d think you aren’t doing an amazing and wonderful thing with that journal! —Cynthia L, Tucson, Arizona
More about Scott
Academics
Political Science / English Literature, BA, University of Arizona, June, 1974;
Law, Western State University, College of Law of San Diego, 12/75 to 8/77;
Comparative Religious Studies, Northwestern University and University of Chicago, 1984;
College of DuPage, World Religions, 1984;
University of Washington, South Asian Studies (Buddhism, Hinduism), masters program, 1985;
Counseling Psychology, DePaul University & Seattle University graduate studies, Fall, 1984 to Winter 1987.
Communication Skills, Career, Personal Growth,
and independent trainings in hypnotherapy, as well as intuitive insight and therapeutic touch energy healing
(with Dora van Gelder-Kunz, Anna Raimondi, Suzanne Geisemann, Jnaet Nohavec’s group, and others)
Brainwave hemisync.
Certificates in and from trainings with Alex Orbito, Philippine healer,
The Sacred Life Association, Spiritual Healers and Earth Stewards, and “Yes,” the family counseling center in Bellevue, Washington.
Journalism
New Times, Tucson, Arizona, 1974;
Managing editor, The American Theosophist (monthly 1977-1984) now Quest Magazine,
Including over ten special editions of the magazine, several of which were later published as books
(East Meets West and A Spiritual Approach to the Healing Arts);
founder, editor, Common Ground of Puget Sound, 1985-1988 and Well Being Journal, 1991…present
Hobby Interests
Hiking, ecology, writing, music,
family, interacting with positive people, potential and evolution in politics, economics, health, education, and science.
Books I have created or co-created include A Spiritual Approach to Relationships (Quest 1984), Portuguese Brazilian Edition Visão Espiritual Da Relação Homem E Mulher (1992); Thoughts, Attitudes, and Your Health (Turning Point Press, 1991; digital); German paperback as Deine Gedanken, Deine Einstellung, Deine Gesundheit (Crotona Verlag, publishers, 2019, www.crotona.de); Beyond Common Thought, 1987 and Soul Enchantments 1988 (both with Jacqueline Snyder, 1988) Windsor House Publishers; and The Healing Effects of Energy Medicine: Memoirs of a Medical Intuitive (with Shannon McRae, PhD) Quest Books, 2015; India (English) New Age Books, 2017; translations published in German (Aquamarin Verlag) and Spanish (TPH).
Literature, or a Few Favorite Reads
The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus and other Stoic philosophers, and anything Plato wrote!
The Sleeping Prophet, by Jess Stearn;
”The Tempest,” Wm Shakespeare;
Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin;
Fruits of Solitude, by William Penn;
Breakthrough to Creativity, by Shafica Karagulla, MD;
Essentials of Medical Intuition, by Wendie Colter;
The Personal Aura, by Dora van Gelder Kunz; Pride and Prejudice (and all of Jane Austen’s other novels!);
Interpersonal Living: A Skills/Contract Approach to Human Relations, by Gerard Egan;
Non-Violent Communication (Compassionate Communication Skills), by Marshall Rosenberg, PhD;
Any of Jiddu Krishnamurti’s works;
The Tao of Physics, by Fritjof Capra, PhD;
Interviews with Scientists and Sages, by Renée Weber, PhD;
Tao Te Ching, LaoTsu;
The Eye of the I, by David Hawkins, MD, as well as all his other books;
Fabric of the Universe, by Denis Postle;
A Course of Love, Mari Perron receiver;
Choose Only Love, Sebastian Blakesley, receiver;
A Course in Miracles, Helen Schucman, receiver;
Beyond Common Thought: The Joy of Being You, by Jacqueline Snyder; Dialogue on Awakening, Tom and Linda Carpenter; Way of Mastery, Shanti Christo Foundation….
