Asking permission

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In Dowsing, it is recommended that after you clear and make a connection

with Source, you ask "can I?, may I?, should I?" before working with energy.

Almost all the time the answer is yes to all.

Raymon Grace, a dowser who is from a Silva background, feels that

if you shouldn't be able to do it, you won't be able to, so he doesn't ask.

But just the other night, I was working with a very experienced dowser

on the phone, and we were going to clear a dark force from my mother's

body and space, and were told that both she and I could, but we shouldn't

make the intervention. We intuit that we were both less than objective

about my mother. Or, maybe someone else needed the experience.

We asked if another friend of ours could do it and that was fine, so he did.

 

That said, it is rare to have that happen. I usually don't ask for permission, but

when I do it is not from fear, but from respect for the Source from which come

the energies that are being used through me.

One reason I am a coach instead of a shrink now is that all the regulations

create an environment of fear. NOT HEALING. When a client walks into your

office and you hand them 23 pages of forms, permissions, disclaimers, and cover

your butt crap, that doesn't set up a very good space. You are expected to

frame your questions based on malpractice issues instead of healing.

What's wrong with THAT picture?!

Sue

 

 

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