Salaam (peace) On occasion as magnetist we are called upon to work in less than ideal circumstances. This evening (12/25/14) was one of those occasions. I went to magnetize the lady I had previously treated in the hospital at the home of her daughter. It just happened that there were 10 family members already and the 4 of us added to the crowd. The mother’s bed (see photos) is in the living room as you enter the house and is situated in front of the stairs. Today, being my first time there I wanted to reconnect sit in eyes view of the lady as we already have strong rapport. After about 10 minutes of gaze work, I started magnetizing her. All through the process people were busily conversing, walking, back and forth and eating. Still, I was happy that they kept to the policy of not engaging the patient in conversation. I performed various long and stationary passes as well as allowing my intuition to lead my hands to where they were needed. At the conclusion of the session, she indicated to me that she was thirsty. Her daughter gave me a cup of water that I magnetized and gave her a straw that she could use to consume it. I have found that if you are present and fix your client then distractions are not a major deterrent to magnetizing a patient. Again, we as magnetist should set out with the intent to do what we can to assist those in need! At the end I received an unexpected request! See the next post!
Posted on: Thu, 25 Dec 2014 17:00:01 +0000
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