July/August 2023 Alchemical Voice

Has a ‘healer’ ever suddenly approached you and said that they’ve
seen an issue with you, stating that their guides have asked them to
help you? This could be a sales tactic to lure you in. A true healer
would never interfere with anyone else’s free will. In other words, no
one should be ‘reading’ or ‘analysing’ anyone else’s energies without
having prior permission. Even our spirit guides don’t interfere with
what we decide unless we ask them to.
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Have you ever felt an energetic pull towards someone? If yes, this
could mean that you have already been caught – hook, line and
sinker! The ‘healer’ casts a fishing line (the cord) with bait (a spell) on
the hook which then attaches to you making it easier to lure you in
without you even knowing it. The ‘pulling’ feeling you are getting is
the healer plainly drawing you in. The worst thing about this method
is that you end up believing it was all your own idea, “the universe
was telling me to see him/her”. A very manipulative approach
indeed, almost seductive!
Be Discerning
Trust your own personal guidance, your highest intuition and look out for clear signs.
Signs that a ‘healer’ may be unenlightened would be when you have a feeling of being out of control, and a
sense that you are compromised, almost subservient.
Whereas if the healer was perfect for you, you may feel butterflies in your solar plexus or heart – something
exciting is about to happen and your body is happy. A feeling of warmth, comfort and calm. Having neutral or
positive thoughts and an inner knowing of being looked after. Remember you should always be in control
during the session.
There is so much that can interfere with true feelings and there may be a number of combinations of
conflicting messages. It could be the healer is unenlightened, but it could be that you are self-sabotaging. Talk
to someone you trust and read trusted sources such as this magazine. All the articles we publish are heartfelt
and of highest spiritual guidance.
The best way to find a good healer is:
Through recommendations - word of mouth, reviews, and
testimonials. Be careful of fake reviews that the healer has written
themselves or bought.
Check the healer’s website and see how you feel about them. Do you
pick up on their personal message or do you feel there’s a cover up
and they are hiding behind veils of jargon and marketing spiel? Do
you feel nervous as you read through the pages, or do you feel
comforted? Look for the healer’s essence,
Ask questions – if you can’t find the answers on the website, and
you have a genuine question, contact them.
If you prefer to talk to the healer, call them – there’s a lot you can
gain from hearing someone speak.
Jovi Hoonjan
Love 2 Meditate
www.love2meditate.com
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