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'The real act of discovery consistsnot in firdirg new lands but in seeingwith new "yer."
-Marcel Proust

My Personal Perspective As alfcaler

I had a healing practicefor somefifteen years.I've been a healing teacherfor thirteen more years. One thing I know with absolutecertainty is that healing and teaching must be approachedwith love, humility, courage, and power if they are to be effective. Healing and teaching must be done in the clear light of the deeper spiritual truths. Whenever a patient comes to me in need of healing, I am aware that the deepestneed any person has is to find his or her way home, to the real self, the divine within. It doesn't matter what the presenting complaint is. The deeper inner need is always the same.In opening the way into the real self, patients heal themselves. All healersand teachersmust walk their talk. It takes a lot of self-developmentand self-transformation and a lot of training in the healing afts to be an effective healer.Humility and meticulous honesry with self are of utmost importance. The hard part about healing training is not the techniques but the personal growth one must go through to become ready to learn the techniques.Then the techniques come quite naturally. For example, in my years of teaching, I have seen beginnerstry to learn advancedtechniques before th.y are spiritually ready to enter into the deeper spiritual

experienceconnectedwith the technique. What results is a lot of fantasy and sometimestemporary damageto their fellow students' energy fields. In other cases,I haveseenpeople take a weekendworkshop, get labeled or label themselvesashealers,and begin a healing practice. Many times, thesepeople give ineffectual healings and f.antasyprognoses. Some even announce fantasy curesto very ill clients who end up back in the hospital. The heart of healing is not the techniques but the statesof being out ofwhich those techniquesarise.For example, when I first began healing, I accomplished lessin a one-and-one-half-hourhealing than I can now accomplish in a few minutes, becauseI can now enter into much deeperand more powerfi'rl spiritual statesof being that transmit thousandsof times more noninvasivehealing energythat is extremelypreciseto what the client needs. Healers do not work miracles. AII healing can do is what the human body can do. It can do a lot, and there are things it can't do. To my knowledge, no human being haseverregenerated limb-yet. But I'm willing a to bet that every illnessthat has beenlabeledas"terminal" has been healedor "spontaneouslyremissed"by at leastone person. 'Terminal" is the present stateof the