Medicine God

Beneath the Parthenon, on the southern cliffs of the Acropolis, is a sacred spring in a small cave. While details of its earliest use and deities are lost in antiquity, it is known that the spring became the focal point of a sanctuary to the god Asclepios by the 5th century BC.

Asclepios was the Greek god of medicine and healing. The son of Apollo and the nymph Coronis. Asclepios had five daughters, Aceso, Iaso, Panacea, Aglaea and Hygieia. He was worshipped throughout the Greek world but his most famous sanctuary was located in Epidaurus which is situated in the northeastern Peloponnese. The main attribute of Asclepius is a physician’s staff with an Asclepian snake wrapped around it; this is how he was distinguished in the art of healing, and his attribute still survives to this day as the symbol of the modern medical profession. The cock was also sacred to Asclepius and was the bird they sacrificed as his altar.

The mother of Asclepios, Coronis, was a mortal, the daughter of Phlegyas, a king of Thessaly. Coronis was unfaithful to Apollo, and Artemis, Apollo’s twin sister, killed her for her unfaithfulness. Coronis was placed upon a funeral pyre. (One version says that Apollo cast her into the fires of his own anger.) As her body started to burn, Apollo felt sorrow for his unborn son and snatched the child Asclepios from his mother’s corpse, saving him from death. Apollo then handed Asclepios to the Centaur Chiron who became his tutor and mentor.

Chiron taught Asclepios the art of healing. According to Pindar (Pythian Odes), Asclepios also acquired the knowledge of surgery, the use of drugs, love potions and incantations, and according to Apollodorus, Athena gave Asclepios a magic potion made from the blood of the Gorgon. Legend tells that the blood of the Gorgon has a different effect depending from which side the blood was taken. If taken from the right side of the Gorgon, it has a miraculous effect and is said to be able to bring the dead back to life, but taken from the left side it is a deadly poison.

With these gifts Asclepios exceeded the fringes of human knowledge. However, he offended the great god Zeus by accepting money in exchange for raising the dead. (In one version it was the goddess Artemis who implored Asclepios to resurrect Hippolytus, a favourite of hers.) In the eyes of Zeus, Asclepios’ action upset the natural order of the universe – a mere mortal helping man evade death. With one swift action, the great Zeus sent down a thunderbolt killing both men. (In some versions Zeus only killed Asclepios.)

Realising the good Asclepios had brought to man, the great Zeus made him into a god, placing him among the stars, transforming Asclepios into the constellation Ophiuchus (the serpent-bearer). The snake was used in the healing ritual; non-poisonous snakes were left in the dormitory where the sick slept overnight on the bare ground.

The cult of Asclepios became very popular during the 300s BCE and the cult centres (known as an Asclepieion) were used by priests to cure the sick. Invalids also came to the shrines of Asclepios to find cures for their ailments. The process of healing was known as incubation. The patient would spend the night in a dormitory. During the night they would supposedly be visited by the god in a dream. Priests would interpret the dreams and then recommend a remedy or give advice on how they could be cured with perhaps a recommended visit to the baths and gymnasiums. There were many centres and schools of medicine, from Trikkis in Thessaly to the island of Cos. It is believed that Hippocrates, a great doctor of antiquity, plied his trade on the island of Cos. It is also said that Hippocrates was a descendant of Asclepios.

The temples of Asclepios are always associated with sacred springs, whose waters carried the healing powers of the Earth spirits. Because it was believed that Asclepios effected cures of the sick in dreams, those patients seeking the god’s help first drank and bathed in the waters of his spring and then slept within the temple precincts. During dreams, Asclepios or his serpents would appear to the sick, giving them clues regarding their healing. Patients in Asclepeion shrines also participated in rituals involving snakes. Asclepios is frequently shown standing with a long wooden staff, around which is entwined a large snake.

This staff, symbolizing the tree of life, and its coiling snake represent the mysterious healing powers of the primal earth and are themselves remnants of pre-Grecian cults that worshipped the Earth. (A somewhat similar symbol, the caduceus, a winged staff with two twined serpents, is frequently but incorrectly used as a medical emblem. Without medical relevance, the caduceus instead represents the magic wand of Hermes, or Mercury, the messenger of the gods and the patron of trade.)

The sacred spring of Asclepios in Athens was converted into a Christian place of worship by the 6th century AD and rededicated to the Aghioi Anargyroi, or doctor saints. Below the cave and spring shrine are extensive ruins of other temples to Asklepios and also of Hygieia, the goddess of health.

Palm Sunday

Interesting facts about Palm Sunday.

Introduction

The most solemn week of the Christian year, Holy Week is the week leading up to Easter, and is the week during which Christians particularly remember the last week of Jesus’s life. Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday.

Palm Sunday

It is the Sunday before Easter. Palm Sunday commemorates Christ’s triumphant arrival in Jerusalem to the cheers of the crowd. Palm branches were strewn before him: now also called Passion Sunday or Second Sunday of the Passion. The scene of the crowd greeting Jesus by waving palms and carpeting his path with them became symbolic and important.

Today, churches commemorate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem by passing out palm leaves on Palm Sunday. Later, the palm leaves are returned to the church, burnt, and the ashes used for Ash Wednesday services. Alternatively, the palm leaves are folded into religions symbols such as crosses and a crown of thorns.

The palm branches give Palm Sunday its name, but the celebration, however, is not a victory parade. Palm Sunday is also Passion Sunday, reminding us of Jesus’ journey to his death. It is a time for reflecting on Jesus’ mission and focusing on the events that led to his crucifixion. Only John’s Gospel specifies the day of the week of this event. The Church has followed this chronology by observing Palm Sunday as a commemoration of the entry of Christ into Jerusalem and the beginning of Holy Week.

Palm Sunday Procession

Palm branches were provided to members of the church worship team and congregation who will participate in the procession. Participants may wear costumes to provide an authentic air to the procession. Spread the participants with palm branches out along the processional path.

Have the participants begin waving palm branches and calling out “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord,” when “Jesus” comes riding in. As he comes near a participant, have that person place the palm branch on the ground in front of where he will ride so that Jesus crosses over the mat of palm branches.

Altar Decorations

Palm branches may be laid on the altar with a Bible, a pitcher of wine and a matzah. The palm branch and Bible should be placed on the altar beginning on Palm Sunday and stay until Easter Sunday. The wine and matzah are added on Maundy Thursday as the Last Supper is portrayed. Remove the wine and bread at the end of the service and replace with a wooden cross and a crown of thorns on Friday. Sunday morning, an empty tomb model sits atop the palm branches.

The next day the great crowd that had come for the Feast heard that Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem,

They took palm branches and went out to meet him, shouting,

“Hosanna!”

“Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!”

“Blessed is the King of Israel!”

John 12:12-13

Later in that week many of the people in that cheering crowd would be among those shouting that Jesus should be executed.

Symbolism

Christian clergy will often use the Palm Sunday story to help people think about the strength of their own commitment to their faith. They may ask believers to think about times that they have been unfaithful to Christ, or been hypocritical in proclaiming their support.

Church services

In many churches, during Palm Sunday services, large palm branches are carried in processions.

In Anglican and Roman Catholic churches, members of the congregation hold small crosses made of palm leaf, both to remember the palm leaves which the people of Jerusalem waved when Jesus arrived, and to remember the cross on which he died.

Some Christians display the crosses from that service in their homes during the year as a symbol of their faith. The crosses are burned at the start of Lent the next year to provide the ash for Ash Wednesday.

Why Palm branches are used

Palms are sacramentals of the Church distributed to the faithful on Palm Sunday (the Sunday before Easter) — the day that commemorates Christ’s entry into Jerusalem. Their purpose is to honour Christ’s glory and Kingship, as did the inhabitants of Jerusalem who met Him, strewing palm branches on the street before Him.

Carrying palms (or olive or willow branches, etc., if palms aren’t available) in procession goes way back into the Old Testament, where it was not only approved but commanded by God at the very foundation of the Old Testament religion. In the fall of the year, after the harvest, when the people gathered for the Feast of Tabernacles God said in Leviticus 23:40:

And you shall take to you on the first day the fruits of the fairest tree, and branches of palm trees, and boughs of thick trees, and willows of the brook: And you shall rejoice before the Lord your God.

Again we read of palms in the II Machabees 10:6-8:

And they kept eight days with joy, after the manner of the feast of the tabernacles, remembering that not long before they had kept the feast of the tabernacles when they were in the mountains, and in dens like wild beasts. Therefore they now carried boughs and green branches and palms, for him that had given them good success in cleansing his place. And they ordained by a common statute, and decree, that all the nation of the Jews should keep those days every year.

And in the 7th chapter of the Apocalypse, we see that those who were “sealed” are seen by John carrying palms:

Apocalypse 7:9-10:
After this, I saw a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations and tribes and peoples and tongues, standing before the throne and in sight of the Lamb, clothed with white robes, and palms in their hands. And they cried with a loud voice, saying: Salvation to our God, who sitteth upon the throne and to the Lamb.

The palms are blessed before the High Mass on Palm Sunday. Vested in red cope and standing at the Epistle side of the Altar, the priest recites a short prayer, and then reads a lesson from the book of Exodus which tells of the children of Israel coming to Elim on their way to the Promised Land, where they found a fountain and seventy palm trees. It was at Elim that God sent them manna.

After a few verses from the New Testament, the priest reads the story of Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem the Sunday before His death, and about how the people put palms in the Savior’s path and sang hosannas because, ironically, they expected a temporal victory by the One they thought would be the great military leader who would conquer the Romans..

Then we pray, begging God that we may in the end go meet Christ, that we may enter with Him into the eternal Jerusalem. The following preface and prayers ask God to bless the palms, that they may be sanctified and may be a means of grace and divine protection to those who carry them and treasure them with faith.

The palms are distributed to the people at the Communion rail. The priest will press the palm against your lips so you can kiss it, and then his hand. Alternatively, the palms may be handed out by the altar boys. In any case, Scripture and prayers follow, and then a procession of clergy, servers, and people through the church or outside around the church.

Some of these same palm branches are saved and burned the next year to make the ashes for the next Ash Wednesday — the palms, which symbolize triumph, and the ashes, which sympbolize death and penitence, forming a great symbolic connection between suffering and victory.

The branches given to the faithful are held in the hand at the singing or reading of the Passion and the Gospel during the Mass, but when Mass is finished we take them home and hang them over crucifixes or holy pictures. Men will sometimes wear a piece of it in their hats or pin it to their lapels, and a piece should also be placed with one’s sick call set.

It is custom to break off a piece of the palm and — while praying to St. Barbara (or St. Walburga) for her intercession, and lighting a blessed candle (especially one blessed at Candlemas) — burn it for protection against storms. I offer this prayer against storms from the Pieta prayerbook (make the Sign of the Cross at each + sign):

Jesus Christ a King of Glory has come in Peace.+ God became man, + and the Word was made flesh.+ Christ was born of a Virgin.+ Christ suffered.+ Christ was crucified.+ Christ died.+ Christ rose from the dead.+ Christ ascended into Heaven.+ Christ conquers.+ Christ reigns.+ Christ commands.+

May Christ protect us from all storms and lightning. + Christ went through their midst in Peace, + and the Word was made Flesh.+ Christ is with us with Mary.+ Flee you enemy spirits because the Lion of the Generation of Juda, the Root David, has won.+ Holy God! + Holy Powerful God! + Holy Immortal God! + Have mercy on us. Amen.

Another custom is to shape the palm into Latin Crosses ¹ before hanging them (for instructions, see the Palm Sunday page).

The next year, when we get new palms, the old palms are burned and their ashes buried.

Maundy Thursday

Jesus washed the feet of his disciples ©

Maundy Thursday is the Thursday before Easter. Christians remember it as the day of the Last Supper, when Jesus washed the feet of his disciples and established the ceremony known as the Eucharist.

The night of Maundy Thursday is the night on which Jesus was betrayed by Judas in the Garden of Gethsemane.

The word maundy comes from the command (mandate) given by Christ at the Last Supper, that we should love one another.

In Roman Catholic churches the anthem Mandatum novum do vobis (a new commandment I give to you) would be sung on Maundy Thursday.

In many other countries this day is known as Holy Thursday.

Maundy Thursday ceremonies

In Britain, the sovereign takes part in the Ceremony of the Royal Maundy.

Maundy coins ©

This ceremony, held at a great cathedral, involves the distribution of Maundy money to deserving senior citizens (one man and one woman for each year of the sovereign’s age), usually chosen for having done service to their community.

They receive ceremonial red and white purses which contain coins made especially for the occasion. The white purse contains one coin for each year of the monarch’s reign.

The red purse contains money in place of other gifts that used to be given to the poor.

In the 17th century, and earlier, the King or Queen would wash the feet of the selected poor people as a gesture of humility, and in remembrance of Jesus’ washing the feet of the disciples. The last monarch to do this was James 2. The ceremony of the monarch giving money to the poor on this day dates back to Edward 1.

Pedilavium: the washing of the feet

Roman Catholic church services feature a ceremony in which the priest washes the feet of 12 people to commemorate Jesus’ washing the feet of his disciples.

It was common in monasteries throughout history for the Abbot to wash the feet of the monks in a similar gesture.

Some other churches nowadays also have foot-washing ceremonies as part of their Maundy Thursday services.

The consecration of holy oil

In Roman Catholic churches, Maundy Thursday is usually the day on which the supply of anointing oil to be used in ceremonies during the year is consecrated.

This is done at a special Chrism Mass.

Good Friday

Good Friday commemorates Jesus’ crucifixion ©

The most important events in Christianity are the death and later resurrection of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe is the Son of God, and whose life and teachings are the foundation of Christianity.

Good Friday is the Friday before Easter. It commemorates the Passion: the execution of Jesus by crucifixion.

Good Friday is a day of mourning in church. During special Good Friday services Christians meditate on Jesus’ suffering and death on the cross, and what this means for their faith.

In some countries, there are special Good Friday processions, or re-enactments of the Crucifixion.

The main service on Good Friday takes place between midday and 3pm. In many churches it takes the form of a meditation based on the seven last words of Jesus on the cross, with hymns, prayers, and short sermons.

The last words from the cross

The Bible quotes seven last sentences that Jesus spoke from the Cross.

Father, forgive them; for they do not know what they are doing.

Luke 23:34

Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.

Luke 23:43

Woman, here is your son… Here is your mother

John 19:26

Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani? (My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?)

Mark 15:34

I am thirsty

John 19:28

It is finished

John 19:30

Father, into your hands I commend my spirit

Luke 23:46

The seven last words have inspired a number of composers, including Schutz, Haydn, Dubois, and James MacMillan.

Holy Saturday

Around a charcoal burner ©

Holy Saturday is the Saturday after Good Friday which is often, but wrongly, called Easter Saturday.

Easter vigil service

The Easter vigil service is the first Easter service, and takes place on the night of Holy Saturday.

The idea behind the service is for faithful Christians to wait and watch, hopeful and confident that Christ will return at midnight.

The Easter, or Paschal, candle is lit during this service. The service traditionally begins outside the church, where minister and some worshippers gather around a fire – a charcoal brazier is common.

The service begins with words like these:

Brothers and sisters in Christ, on this most holy night, in which our Lord Jesus Christ passed over from death to life, the Church invites her members, dispersed throughout the world, to gather in vigil and prayer.

For this is the Passover of the Lord, in which through word and sacrament we share in his victory over death.

Traditional Easter vigil liturgy

After readings and prayers, the Paschal candle is lit from the fire using a taper, while a prayer like the one below is said.

May the light of Christ, rising in glory, banish all darkness from our hearts and minds.

Traditional Easter vigil prayer

The lit candle is now a symbol of Christ, risen as the light of the world, and come into the midst of the people.

After being lit outside, the candle is carried into the church, where most of the worshippers are waiting in darkness, which symbolises the darkness of Christ’s tomb.

After more prayers and readings, the candles held by the congregation are lit from the Paschal candle.

The symbolism of the candle is made very clear by words such as…

Grant that this Easter candle make our darkness light; for Christ the morning star has risen, never again to set, and is alive and reigns for ever and ever.

Traditional Easter vigil service

The readings at the service tell of the creation of humanity, how humanity fell from grace, and was repeatedly rescued by God. The readings remind people of God’s promise to be with them always.

 

The Paschal candle

Paschal candle ©

The Paschal candle is made of pure white wax and is marked with a cross, an Alpha, and an Omega, the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. The 4 numbers of the year are marked between the arms. This symbolises that Christ has been, is now and always will be with humanity.

Paschal candles are usually large, and can cost over £100. For much of the year many churches stand the paschal candle near the font used for baptisms. Here it provides a reminder that baptism is a symbolic death and rebirth with Christ; just like Christ’s death and Resurrection.

Holy Saturday is followed by Easter Sunday.

Serpents and Snakes in the Bible

Something for me to ponder about.

 

The Serpent in the Garden of Eden 

The snake is the symbol for both good and evil in the Bible. The serpent was the deceiver in the Garden of Eden, and

The serpent is found in the Garden of Eden near the tree of life as the tempter, an evil figure who motivates the fall of Adam and Eve, inciting them to transgress the laws of God. The serpent also represents faith, and redemption in the wilderness where a serpent is raised on a pole for the people to look upon and be saved from the bites of the poisonous snakes around them.

The serpent is often found associated with a tree or pole in mythology. This is true of the serpent seen throughout the Bible. While the serpent was often a female in world mythological tales, it was always portrayed as a male in the Bible. The Jews considered the serpent to be evil — it was counted among the unclean animals, and was portrayed as threatening.

While sometimes thought to be an evil god, the serpent was also thought to be good throughout world history, a sign of rebirth and immortality. In Sumeria, the god of the underworld, Ningishzida (Lord of the Good Tree) is a symbol of healing and a guardian of the celestial palace of Anu.

Moses and the Serpents

In the biblical book of Exodus, the prophet Moses appears before Pharaoh, changing his rod into a serpent, as one of many miracles he is able to perform. The Pharaoh’s magicians are able to do the same with their own rods. The serpent/rod wielded by Aaron, the brother of Moses, was then able to swallow up the serpents of the magicians, showing the greater power of Moses and his God.

In Numbers 21, the Israelites who have flown from captivity in Egypt into the wilderness are besieged by venomous snakes after cursing God and Moses for their trying situation of wandering in the wilderness for thirty-eight years. Moses is directed by God to make a bronze snake and place it on a pole so that anyone who looked upon it could be saved from the bites of the snakes. Those who looked were saved.

Ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, Scandinavia, Greece, and Pre-Columbian America, to name just a few, all shared the symbolism of the snake in their religion and folklore. Snake gods and goddesses are seen throughout different ancient cultures such as the Greek Medusa with snakes for hair, or the Minoan Snake Goddess, or the Sumero-Babylonian Enki, the Serpent Lord of Wisdom and trickster god. They are significant deities with fierce and fearful power.

Snakes were an extremely popular representation of deity, of magical powers, and of regeneration and life. Indeed, serpents are life-giving and life-affirming. The Arabic has related words for serpent (hayyah) and life (hayat), both coming from the same root with the implication of the serpent being a life-giver.

Snakes were often affixed to the sterns of boats of many cultures to guide the seafarers and frighten any who might attack. The snake is seen as a modern emblem of healing and medicine still used in the form of the medical star of life symbol, the caduceus of Hermes and the rod of Aesclepius.

Cosmic Serpents

The serpent is often found associated with a sacred tree, perhaps guarding some sacred fruit. This chthonic serpent may be coiled at the bottom of the tree. The snake as protector at a sacred tree is seen in Biblical and Norse mythology, as well as in the tales of the Bodhi tree of Buddhism.

The snake also inhabits the subterranean earth or the underworld, where he is a guardian of sacred entrances. Serpents are found throughout Egyptian mythology, usually as females. The cobra is a symbol of the goddess from antiquity and appears on the crown, the Uraeus, and in the hieroglyphic names of female goddesses. The cosmic chthonic serpent of Egypt is a male, however, known as Apep.Apep, an evil demon, represented darkness and chaos. Apep, who appeared from the Middle Kingdom onward, was considered the enemy of the Sun God, Ra.

 

 

Ancient Medicine of Tao Treatments

I found something interesting which I want to share with all those who is reading my blogs. The  below will explain to you how to overcome normal pains which you might have in your everyday life. . I hope this will help you in your daily activities. Cheers…..

 

1. Pain on legs

A leg which make you suffer by any way, is like it is screaming that it does not want to walk. There are some things that are so difficult and so heavy that it cannot do them, cannot even reach them. It has no courage, no boldness, it FEARS. The canals of kidneys and liver have started to block. There are many reasons for this denial to walk. It can be an emotion which cannot get free, an emotion which is blocked inside.

If the legs pain when they touch the ground, it is because the troubles of life and the insecurity brings them indecision. Whom will the legs obey ? They don’t even do one single step if the brain does not order them. If mind has even a small doubt to continue on something, it orders the legs to stop walking. It first needs to clear this doubt and when everything is safe it will order them to continue again. When brain is not sure if the “ground” that we step on is safe, it can mean a new job or a new relation or a new way of life, etc, then it orders the legs to pain when they touch the ground. This is a message for the person to stay back and think again if this he/she is doing is right or wrong. Start to analyze your fears, your emotions, your insecurity, maybe they are baseless.

Most fears that we carry are with no sense, they just exist, so by analyzing these thoughts we realize that things are actually not so hard, this time brain will unblock the canals which rule the legs, which are the kidney and the liver and the pain will go.

Pain comes to turn us inside and to check what wrong we did. When this realization comes we will be sure about the things we are doing, so the brain will feel safe and will order the legs again to walk or to move.

2. Pain on hands

The left hand receives… It can receive lies, or sadness from someone, or hurt feelings, or unfair situation, or things which does not deserve to be received, etc.

The right hand gives… It can give wrong words to others, or guilty feelings, or bad news, or sadness, or lies or can give more than what it takes or more than what others can stand, etc. So when the things that we receive or the things that we give are not in balance with our soul then the hands start to pain.

If someone gives more than what he can, his right hand starts to pain, it says to him, “now stop, because you must wait to get” or “stop, because you give wrong things to wrong persons”, or “stop, because this you give hurts someone”, etc. If someone take the things which he does not want like lies, fears, bad news, negative emotions, or he take things which he does not deserve and he is aware of it, then his left hand start pain, it tries to tell him/her, now stop taking and think if you must get these you are taking or not.

Pains come to make us turn inside ourselves and check what wrong are we doing…

3. Pain on ears

This is a great way to close all the doors of communication with others! We close our ears because we cant stand to hear any more, we are fed up because of less or no understanding from the people around us. The sufferings, the pains, the bad situations of life, etc. trouble us, we need give money to someone and we don’t have it and he keeps calling again and again and blames us. The ears start to pain because they cannot stand to hear any more blames or bad things for us or for someone we love.

Take courage and deny to hear the words that harm you, take courage to leave this place and the people who harm you by their words, take courage to find a place and the people who can understand you more. Take courage and find the balance that you deserve.

We are creators of our life, We are creators of our pains, So only We can win them.

4. Pain on belly

This pain is like a place to hide when sadness comes strong to hit the door. No one wants to listen this person, no one cares for what he/she is saying, no one cares how this person feels. The “Paxeous Enterou” (Colon) canal has got blocked, this canal is a sensitivity canal.

Give these persons all the attention that they needs, listen to what they want to say…try to understand them…

If the persons around us do not want to listen us or if they find our topics useless, then we need to stop and choose other persons who will be able to listen and understand us. Why to talk to them who does not understand us? Why to create an unbalance inside us and block our canals and suffer ?

Always remember, Pain is to make us turn inside, is an alarm to stop and check what is the wrong that we are doing or that we did, think and find the ways to change it and when the brain will get the proofs that it needs, then it will unblock the canals and the pain will go.

5. Headaches

There are many reasons that can cause headaches.

a) Half headache :

Half Headaches are caused by emotional shocks which usually come because of our will to rule and to manage persons or situations.

But emotions and feelings block us to do so. These type of headaches are because of hidden anger for someone or something or even for our self because we are weak to reach or do something that we want.

Cure it! Think you are not a god to do all as you want, let others help you even if they will do mistakes, don’t ask from yourself more than what you can give.

b) Prolonged Headaches ( lasting for years ) :

Here we can see the marks of sadness a general melancholy, a worry which turns this person inside. The atmosphere around them is not comfortable at all.

Cure it! Change the air around you, find more friendly people, when you see you don’t have more to give or to take from them, change the place. Don’t be afraid of changes, we are travelers in life. We come take what we have to take and to give what we have to give and move ahead to new experiences. To get stuck on persons or things blocks our development as souls.

Break your chains, get free!!

c) Headaches due to Nerve Pain :

These type of headaches are really strong. The path this pain follows can show us the reason that caused it.

For example if the pain is close to ears, then it mean the person does not want to listen something or someone.

If the pain is close to mouth or on sides on the parts of face, it means that this person is trying keep his/her teeth tightly shut, trying to control the anger or sadness and does not show it. This type of pain become worse by time if we don’t solve it by changing our way of thinking.

Cure it! Let yourself free to show what you feel. If you are able to control it, then it is not something so bad to get angry sometimes. Speak out about the things that you don’t like. To be honest with yourself and with others is a big blessings for all.

Don’t listen if you don’t want. Don’t speak if you don’t want. Be yourself !

Pains come to turn alarm us, find what is harming you, find what can make you happy and comfortable, and follow it!

There is no reason to suffer if you can find the balance inside you.

6. Pain on neck

Any kind pain on neck has only one reason, the dreams that never came true.

Neck is the top of the spine, the main point that controls all the movements of the body. So it also drives all the inner movements for our Dreams, our aims and all the things that we plan to do. When someone dreams to do something or to go somewhere or to start some new things and is not able to do it, then the neck problems start.

Each dream is a wave which everyone collects on the neck, if these waves sit there for long time and don’t come true then they become stones and the neck start to become stiff and starts to pain.

This pain is like calling us for help, like it is saying, “Take these stones off me! Release me! Make your dreams true!”

What we must do here, is to start go back in our past and to start remember our dreams we had left since we were kids. Try to make them true or try to understand that cannot be true. By this way we release them.

Pains come to show us our mistakes and the wrong thoughts that are stuck inside us and asks us to clear them. Instead of dreaming to become a King of a country and rule it, dream to become King of yourself and rule all your negative thoughts and feelings. Make only dreams that you can reach and delete others. Don’t let your neck pain for running behind illusions.

 

Your body is talking to you, are you listening ??

 

Charlie

Charlie came for another healing session. This time round, I noticed that there was something weird going on.
Firstly Charlie’s head area. This session Charlie’s thoughts as compared to last few sessions were different. I can feel that last few sessions, his thoughts very very complex and alot of negative ideas appeared it’s seems like she is feeling very lost and dono what to do with life. However this time round, Charlie’s thoughts were different. It was a total feeling altogether. A strange feeling that I do not know how to describe. Therefore during healing I could only blast lots of energy into her head and his 3rd eye charka area. I was inputting white bright lights into the 2 areas because it seems too dark and negative thoughts have been accumulating. Charlie mentioned that after the session, his head felt heavy and a bit of numbness. He also admitted that there was certain issues he was going through and is now trying to sort things out. Told Charlie not to see things too seriously and everything might not be as bad s it seems. Charlie also added that the moment he stepped into my house for healing, he felt a very warm sensation feeling.
Next area of concern on Charlie was his stomach. There seems to be alot of yellowish pass coming out from an open wound. It seems yucks… Coz i hate seeing open wound. The thought of it sucks. Anyway, i know i need to heal it and close it. While I was blasting white light on the stomach area wanting to close the wound, I felt something following me. As I move my hand, ‘that thing’ kept following the light. Felt weird, at 1st I thought maybe I imagine too much so I thought ok let’s ‘play’ with ‘that thing’ who knows, after a while later I saw a head. I immediately grab it’s head real hard and pulled it out. OMG… Guess wat ‘that things’ seems like a snake too me. It was long (maybe abt 30-40cm) with a head and all I can think of is a snake. Anyway I threw it into the huge ring of fire. I went back to Charlie’s stomach area as I felt that there were more. True enough there was in total I caught 3 of them. After I caught the 3rd one I saw some eggs. There were I dono how many. All I know was I need to clear all the eggs before closing the wound up. Dig all up and as usual threw them into the ‘fire’. After all that saga it time to close the wound. Finally I manage to heal it. But I know I could not close it fully as it needs time to heal and for it to dry by itself.
I mentioned to charlie what I saw and he mentioned that previously he has had very painful experience and was even admitted to the hospital. That was about a year ago. The pain he had before was also like a running pain. It seems like there is a line of pain. He felt very warm feeling at his stomach area as well.
Charlie is definitely due for healing. Will keep u updated again on Charlie. Cheers……

Ginger tea

I notice tt 50% of my patients do not like to drink Ginger tea. However I think they give me face and drink… Thank u all… Cheers

Lady back

A patient called and mentioned tt she needed help as her back hurts real bad. Let’s call her ‘Lady Back’.
I arranged a healing session with Lady Back and noticed that that there was not much problem with her. Basically at her head area, it seems that there is too much thoughts and of Coz her back area.
I focus alot on her back and used alot of strength as well. Lights seems to be focus on my hands and its was all passed on to Lady back. Her lower back is also giving her some problems. However halfway through I notice that her right shoulder doesn’t seems to be correct as in felt like a bone ‘sticking’ out.
After the session I mentioned to lady back to see a doctor as well as it has been quite long and she has not seen any doctor as well.
Lady back felt good and she mentioned that her whole body was feeling numb and heat all over her. She saw alot of lights flying everywhere as well.
All is well….. Tata

Oma’s healing

Oma called up for healing. This time round he is much better compared to last time.
His chest area still have black stuff but not as much as last time. He is more calm and stable. Oma last healing session was very tenesed he seems very vex. However Oma still thinks alot and keeps alot of things inside him. He feels tt he needs to solve it all by himself.
His stomach area is also giving him problems because of his irregular meals.
Both his legs are much better not much swelling on his ankles.
However this time round I noticed that he has some dis-comfort on his right shoulder and back. True enough Oma mentioned to me tt he fell a couple of days ago before coming for healing.
Overall, he felt very relax and calm. Halfway during healing, Oma actually fell asleep….. But don’t worry he didn’t snore…. Kekekeke….
Will update again when Oma’s here for healing…

Cheers

Healing

As usual did my homework. When doing my gyfm, I saw an image. This time I saw a kid playing near my fridge and after tt there was a lady with long hair keep appearing beside me and disturb me giving me a lot of scary thoughts. But I had to remain calm and kept thinking of white light entering me and my body was full of it that it reflected the lady. The lady was then scared off by the light I was giving out. To be honest I was scared by her appearance but u told myself tt I have to remain calm.
A few days later I was doing healing. Let’s call this patient ‘lady X’.

Lady X mentioned to me tt she have alot of thoughts inside her and she feels tt her house us not clean and ‘friends’.
During healing I noticed tt her right arm, and both legs were giving her alot of problem. There seems to be pain on her right arm all e way yo her shoulders. Lady X legs especially her ankles and her soles were giving a lot of problem. Lady X have alot of thoughts in her mind as well. She thinks too much.
After I shared what I know, lady X started to share her story as well. Her right arm is painful and all the way to her back. Sometimes it is numb. As for her legs, yes they are giving her problems and after her birth she was not able to walk and it’s painful. She previously has some kidney problem as well as she was water retention. At the moment she needs healing as her negative thoughts are too great.
During the process of healing, I saw images of 2 kids as well and another older image. Them seems to be following her around. I can now conclude tt the images I saw during my gyfm is Lady X’s. Also when healing the older image was very fierce kept disturbing me as well and makes me loose concentration. I sat down down my gyfm and tried to calm the older image down. I said I’m trying to make Lady X be happy. Pls help. I know u need help too I’ll get someone else to help u out. But for now even if u were to continue to disturb me I can’t help u much as I can only get my shi siong to help. If possible let me heal her and then someone else can help u later on. That older image got my message and they (all e images I saw) was standing away and allowed me to do my job. I am thankful of them for that thus, the next day I called my shi siong to help lady X.

I shared what I saw with lady X as well, however she has not have any miscarriage nor have any abortion before. However lady X shared tt her mum have had 2 miscarriage before. Let’s wait till my shi siong’s update and if we were to a combine effort again.

Cheers ppl….

Uncle Patient

An uncle called and told me he wants healing. I of cause consulted my shifu and he told me to go ahead however, I need to get my 2 other shi siong to help out as well. Shifu mentioned that 3 of us have to work as a team. I was excited as this is the 1st case which including 3 of us. We did our own homework before the scheduled healing. Shifu have warned us that ‘something’ might happen during the healing so we need to take note and be careful.

The day come, ‘Uncle’ is here for his healing. We made him comfortable and chat with him for a while to make ease his tension. Then later on, asked him how is he, how is he feeling etc. Once we had all the information we wanted, 3 of us signaled that we each could start.

We looked for our own preferred spot and started. The 1st 15mins I felt very strong energy coming to me so I controlled. I dont want to use such strong energy. however, it was very difficult to resist and I keep slapping onto uncle’s head. I know it was painful as my hand was numb after one hit. After that hit, I controlled my slapping. My light workers dont seem to be there as well. Then i started to slow down, calm myself and asked them for help. I am always very happy to feel them. They are like my buddies and if I dont sense them around me I will feel uneasy. Dont ask me how come, because I have no answer for that too.

As the healing progressed, my shi siong is also engrosed doing their on stuff. For me, I only know I keep using my mind to tell this ‘Unlce’ to relax, to let go and be happy. This 3 words keep appearing in my mind. I also kept mentioning that we only wanted to help and nothing more. We just want ‘Uncle’ to be happy we dont want him to be sad.

There were a couple of time I just stop and looked at him sadly. Its like there is nothing for me to do to help him. I just feel sad and I want to tear for him. If I didnt remember wrongly, I stopped for 3 times. On my 3rd time, I stopped and just sat down and started chanting OMPMH for this uncle. While chanting, I am feeling really sad for him. Have no idea why until shifu explained to us the reason to us during the coffee session.

The best part is, 3 of us know when to stop and I would say we co-ordinated pretty well. Overall, it was a success for us. Until we met shifu. Although he was not around, he know what was happening. He pointed out our mistakes and things we should have take note of. Well, it was indeed a very good lesson learnt for me.

Frankly I dont mind such mission and healing. kekekeke……..