The things that I’m writing down here are just notes and stuff that I am observing and learning from…all based on my own experience.
I still hella read and learn a lot from reading books and taking classes but at some point, your own experience will start to take over and have more weight.
Healing is already taking place when the person is willing to come and try out a session. Your intention to come for a healing is just as important and plays a part in the process. If the person changes their mind & decides not to come, you have to be patient and not get irritated; some people are just not ready and will definitely cancel on you. Give them time.
Every person is on a different spiritual level; similiar to levels of kindergarten, elementary, junior high, high school, college, etc. Don’t judge them based on their level, as you were once there.
Again, Western medicine will say it’s all a ‘placebo’. But what most don’t consider is that just because we don’t see it doesn’t mean it’s NOT happening. This is the main premise of energy work – you don’t see it but it’s definitely happening.
I’ve only done a few crystal therapy sessions and I can immediately sense that something’s different. A client of mine brought their husband to the house and even he (having no knowledge of crystal therapy) noticed that something was different about his wife.
I’m not writing this to convince anyone to try it, but if you’re feeling anxious, stressed out, tired and life isn’t exactly going the way you want it to, a crystal therapy session could only benefit you.
We – you, me, spirit and the crystals & stones – are all working together on the invisible parts of you. Your aura – the human energy field that surrounds you – contains physical, emotional, mental and spiritual information.
The energy worker doesn’t have to see auras – the healer will ask you about your life and current issues that you want to work on, then uses a pendulum to assess how your chakras, or energy centers are spinning. However the pendulum spins around the chakra is usually an accurate reflection of what the person was saying they need help with.