Healing cancer patients
I also do remote healings for clients who can’t come to my clinic
The way I work with people with cancer is:
An initial conversation about what type of cancer the client has, is there pain, physical discomfort, and to what extent are you mentally affected.
Once we have determined what to start working on, the healing work begins.
The healing work
I contact my guide team and ask them to contact those who will be involved in the healing work.
It can be anything from deceased family members to a team of deceased doctors that I often see working with cancer patients.
I usually get to see what they’re working on in both images and emotions.
When I have seen most of what they are working on, I usually follow a nerve path from the brain to the part of the body they are working on, send a good portion of energy to the area, and call someone from the team who is working, asking for extra attention to this area.
I usually “see” in emotions, they show many different things, things that I don’t always get in an image, as “my” images usually come in short flashes.
I am by far the best at “seeing” through emotions, as I am better at interpreting them and find it easier to switch between different emotions right after each other.
After the healing session
When the healing session is over, we end with a conversation where, if you wish, you can find out what has been worked on and if there are any messages for you.
I also make sure you are not dizzy or uncomfortable and are ready to go out in public again.