electrictinker26
Active Member
89 messages
joined Apr 2012
When someone performs a healing, it’s clear that they aren't just acting on their own—it's God working through them. In reality, we are all healers every single day. A simple smile, a kind word, a beautiful song, or sharing useful knowledge—whenever we share something good, we are healing. We all act as vessels because we possess a certain divine spark within us; some people simply develop those qualities more deeply and pass that energy on to others, allowing them to find clarity and healing through positive thought. I don't have an issue with healers who credit God or Jesus for their work, provided they aren't resorting to magic or strange formulas. True healing happens when you surrender everything to God and let Him take the lead. The real struggle is when we—consciously or unconsciously—cling to our struggles or illnesses because we are getting some sort of subconscious benefit from them. We hold onto the sickness without even realizing it. Once we finally see that we don't need it anymore, the healing happens almost automatically. It’s like carrying a heavy stone in your pocket for ten years without noticing it, and then one day you suddenly realize it's there, drop it, and feel how much lighter you are. That feeling is what healing is. As long as people aren't doing harm or practicing witchcraft, I believe people can heal others. My only grievance is when a cult of personality forms around these individuals, as if God or Jesus weren't enough on their own. Still, it makes sense why people seek out specific healers; they have dedicated their lives to this path, so they likely carry a higher level of energy or something similar.
