Phases of Spiritual Healing

All about Healings!

What is spiritual healing and can someone really help you to heal or is all healing self-healing?

To me, spiritual healing is simply the restoration of the spirit. Bringing back the wholeness of spirit into the body.

However, what I want to speak to first before I get into that is the evolution of one's healing path.
We could break up the evolution of one’s healing journey into 4 phases.
Phase one: a person is often in a place of giving up personal autonomy, trust the medical industry or other people to direct their healing process. They start in a semi-indoctrinated place. They focus more on survival and see everything as physical.
Healing for this phase is to give them a healing directly. Me onto you. This is what they are accustomed to and ready for. This may be the phase in which they are drawn to pharmaceuticals.
Phase 2: a person tends to start to ask more questions, have a little more participation in their own healing process. They might even start to lean closer to holistic healing and not just focus on the physical survival aspects. They usually start to gather more information at the very least.
Healing for this phase generally is me giving them a healing, with some coaching or belief work. Helping them to open their mind, while still guiding the healing process.
This may be the phase in which someone is more drawn to naturopathic medicines or something slightly outside the grasp of pharmaceuticals.
Phase 3: In this phase people tend to explore more holistic means of healing, looking more at the mind, body, emotions, and spirit of it all. They may gather lots of different information, learning for themselves, trying new things. This is oftentimes the phase in which someone becomes a student of healing arts or some school of thought to help progress their healing forward.
Healing for this phase is a mix of me healing them but much more importantly I start to teach them how to heal themselves, how to use tools, how to work their beliefs to take back their own power and take major steps forward on their path. Here it is more about me supporting them in their own personal healing process, what they are doing for themselves, learning how to use their healing abilities with others, and stepping into their own light.
This may be the phase in which someone has gone beyond non-traditional systems of healing and into truly recognizing that when you heal the spirit the spirit heals the body. They can still use “magic” medicines and whatnot to assist their healing.

Phase 4: In this phase, someone is mastering the art of healing and implementing what they have learned in class and through their practice into their life in a deep and meaningful way.
Healing in this phase looks like high-level guidance, helping them to clear their deepest lies, and barriers, doing powerful awareness work, and mastering their healing abilities. The focus is on them being their best healer. This is where the deepest restoration of spirit occurs.
This may be the phase in which the majority of their healing comes at a spiritual level. Even if they use something outside of themselves to heal, they realize they are the one giving the power to it.
So is all healing self-healing?
Sure.
However when someone is at a phase where they deeply believe in their own separation and ego personality, they believe in the standard conditioning around what healing is, then they need someone to do for them. They need a healing paradigm that reflects their belief to some extent to make it comfortable for them to receive it.
Then as they grow and evolve they start to drop that ego more and more and see the interconnected nature of healing, they see that body, emotions, mind, and spirit all play into healing.
Then they evolve some more and see that all healing is healing of the psyche. Healing of the mind at its various levels.
Then as they evolve some more they see that there really is no separation and that we are whole and perfect as God made us. They see that there is no illness in spirit, and as we are the spirit that we are, all healing happens.
If there is no separation then there is no separate self.
If that is true then even in the phase when I am healing someone, it is still self-healing, isn’t it? ;)

So sometimes we give someone what they can have at that moment and then gradually guide them closer and closer to the truth.
We work with relative truths until we have outgrown them and realize the ultimate truth.

So remember! You are your best healer, and it is okay to have help from another you!

Big hugs and blessings,
Brandon