Five Great Healers Speak Here

Author(s): Nancy, Esmond Gardner
Publisher: Theosophical Publishing House

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GURUDEV SHREE CHITRABHANU
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one feels, “You are in need and I can supply it.” So, on the highest level, the person does not want to make anybody feel that he is obligated by received blessings; no obligation should be felt. The blessing benefits both giver and receiver. Does the healer project an invisible healing light?
When the healer or the saint or the person who has been consulted reaches for attunement with his higher self and achieves it, he feels a flow of brilliant light flooding him. He truly sees the person who has come to him and prays; “Oh let me, let me send my blessings, let me send light from this brilliance I experience.” Then love and compassion flow from him. Is the healer tired or refreshed after a treatment?
Why? It is not any physical exercise or an athletic process. However, you may get tired if you use fantastic gestures to denote drawing energy as if you were pulling a kite down. But in the spiritual process, the healer or saint is in tune. He becomes a pool of energy and blessings and the pool becomes full and overflows in a river of light. If you are full of light, what can possibly come in to tire or disturb you? Does the healer connect with a healing guide!
Our guide is within our own spirit or soul. But the qualities needed there must be cultivated. One quality is knowledge, another is vision, a third is bliss, and the fourth infinite power. Each soul has the possibility of these four qualities, so he does not have to connect with any guide. He needs no outside power. The four qualities are our own natural endowment.
If the connection is difficult, the healer must sit quietly and meditate upon those who have achieved these four characteristics fully. We call this “sitavan” which means, “I bow to all the perfect souls.” In this way the healer becomes humble as he bows to all the souls who have achieved these four qualities in completeness. He can