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Chapter XX: Practice of Spiritual Healing.2083
Chapter XX: Practice of Spiritual Healing.
The Spiritual Healer should approach his treatments with respect and
appreciation of the mighty Power which he desires to have flow through
him for the aid and relief of the patient. He should first quiet his body
and mind, and so far as possible relieve his nerves and muscles from strain
and contraction, and free his mind from worries and cares and thoughts of
the material life. He should endeavor to bring to himself that condition of
peaceful, quiet, calm that belongs by right to him or her who realizes the
meaning of the terms “Spiritual Mind” and “Spirit.” He should endeavor to
pass into that mental state in which he feels the nearness of the Ocean of
Spirit, of which his Real Self is a drop. He should endeavor to feel “In Tune
with the Infinite.”
We cannot very well describe in words just what this condition is like. It
must be felt to be understood. But we feel that those who are attracted
to this book—or who have attracted it to themselves—will have sufficient
realization of what we mean, to enable them to cultivate it still further.
The healer may either place his hands upon the patient or otherwise, just
as he sees fit. Some Spiritual Healers do not touch the patient, while others
feel, instinctively, that they should do so. Be governed by your own intuition
in this matter. There seems to be a certain something about the touch of