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I've been practicing the MOE material for a while now and one of the first things that I noticed is that I was also getting more vibrant and healthier as a result, as the lectures promised.

With that in mind I thought it was a great win-win-win. The consultant wins, my initiator wins, and I win; so I am opening this space to discuss and share your experiences with me and others should you be willing. This can be as a kind of follow up for the condition you are asking spiritual healing for, to tweak some aspects of it and to share ways you or I have found useful when undergoing spiritual healing of the Essene kind and as a research project to see how different people with different stories and bodies respond to spiritual energy.

That said, there is something that I need to change given the amount of people and the effort required for the operation. If you are part of the list I will keep you for 21 days and after that there will be a hold until an update is given. This is not only for convenience --I have found out that spiritual healing works much better if there is any form of action on both sides and keeping the conversation is a way to keep the engagement up and actually, the more you do, the more you will bring down the energy into a more defined form.

If you practice the MOE Healing Hands, what do you think of expanding and sharing the list?

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Thanks Augusto! I've added you to my little list. :-)

I wonder: JMG emphasizes the importance of consent in prayer. Do you think this could be, at least in part, to make the prayer itself more effective? Along the lines of your helpful comment about engagement between the person praying and the person receiving?

I'm thinking if a person has requested prayer, they are engaged. If they have not, maybe they aren't.

Have you ever been told some unasked advice about yourself and then flinched from it, especially if it's accurate? Or perhaps even keep doing it just because someone was rude about it? I think consent bypasses the perceived threat of change and makes it slightly easier. Change, after all can feel like death, because we identify with that which we presently are. If you don't give it, it gets ripped out of you instead of being let go.

Of course also there the question of effectiveness, if they haven't given consent, you also have to override their will with yours and that takes a lot of work and makes the person less capable of dealing with their stuff, because you've made their will weaker (and then you have to deal with the blowback of that, which might make you gullible. I think that's part of why a lot of Christians are like that and need to be told what to do, and have to have a lot of rules for it).

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Those are good points. Yes and yes on the first two examples. As to many of the Christians I've met, that makes sense. In the back of my mind, I'm fairly certain my mother's Mormon parents and siblings spent a good deal of energy long ago, when I was a kid and then a young adult, praying that I'd "see the light".

Well, that never happened, but what DID happen was that even now as an old lady of 64, I don't warm up to that side of the family. Likely with good cause. They feel manipulative. I'm polite on the rare occasions our paths cross, but that's pretty much it.

That matches my experience... Fortunately not all Christians are like that ;-)

An update for you, Augusto: Trevor and I decided, after years of toying with the idea, to take a class on basic pistol shooting. After our four hour class and first time shooting, we left the range in a sort of shock. It felt like an initiation. It took a day or two to plant our feet back on the earth. Our goal was to push our boundaries and learn a new skill, and my oh my was this a push.

I'm thinking that your Healing Hands practice may well have tipped the balance. It seems to me we had the help we needed to step into what is for us a totally unfamiliar world. And what did we find over the past two weeks? An indoor shooting range nearby, ready and friendly help, the last two Glock 44 newbie-friendly pistols in the store, and a willingness to continue to step into our fear. It all has a choreographed "yep, time to do this thing" feel to it. Why this, and why is it time? I've no idea. But it feels oddly right.

Thanks again,
Valerie

I'm very happy to hear this!

Thanks for the update and I hope you and Trevor keep having a good time with it. This really does help me see how Healing Hands work. It's funny how sometimes what we need the most is to step outside our boundaries and grow and become stronger from it!

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