Healing Power

If we receive our medication, surgery, or natural remedy and are still in pain, there are a variety of psychosocial and spiritual methods that can help us manage that pain skillfully. Healing Power has fifteen methods, one hundred qualities, wisdom pearls, and a variety of religious traction devices -- -the best of the best, a highlight reel of sorts—extracted from great spiritual books, teachers, and masters and translated into spiritually-oriented cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and contemplative practices. These methods are a composite of the wisdom of the ages from the sages. If we follow their advice, we can expand our healing power, become ever-increasingly skillful pain managers, and evolve. You can go as far as you wish using this cafeteria of options for deeper healing. If you have finally had enough suffering, if you have a passionate desire to change, and if you are ready to do some work, this model answers the call. It doesn’t matter if you are a healthcare professional, student, or patient. All of us need more healing power and there is always a next step to take. If you are interested in self-healing and want to contribute to the light of the world, read on. Here you will find my book, “Healing Power: Ten Steps to Pain Management and Spiritual Evolution: Revised and its companion manual “Healing Power: The Workbook.”Those who practice the recommended methods in response to their pain will cultivate healing qualities such as love, compassion, patience, kindness, humor, forgiveness, courage, perseverance, strength, and more. When these healing qualities grow, we feel better, become better people, and experience higher states of consciousness.