Re: Request for Healing

[Guest guest]

I believe she will be fine

--- In , " " <cbaldwinbuck@...>

wrote:

>

> I just found out that my cousin Sara is going to have a hystorectomy

on

> Tuesday, the 29th in Midlothian, VA at 1:00 PM. She has a mass on an

> ovary(size of a grapefruit). Please add her to your prayers and

distant

> healing lists.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Chris

>

[Guest guest]

She's in my prayers and my heart. With a prayer chain you have behind you, she will bounce back in no time. United Women's International Network <uwin_sandiego@...> wrote: I believe she will be fine>> I just found out that my cousin Sara is going to have a hystorectomy on > Tuesday, the 29th in

Midlothian, VA at 1:00 PM. She has a mass on an > ovary(size of a grapefruit). Please add her to your prayers and distant > healing lists.> > Thank you,> > Chris>

Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story. Play Sims Stories at Games.

[Guest guest]

Hi

Sending energy and light to Sara. I suggest that she

may want to talk to her body:

Tell the healthy cells to stay strong.

Tell the " soldier " T cells how much she appreciates

them and have her direct them to do their thing,

clearing away the funky cells.

And tell the cancer cells they are not welcome in her

body. They must leave. They may choose to either:

let the T cells take them back to the Source or they

may gather in all together to well within the part

that will be removed and the surgeon by removing them

will take them back to the Source.

Suggest that she...

Tell her body to minimize bleeding in surgery and to

stay stable with all vital systems.

Tell her body that a change is going to happen and

that it's OK, and going to ne for her highest good. To

know that all is well. So that it's not a shock, and

she's ready.

Tell her body that the surgery wll be easy for her and

that she will begin healing right away.

Know that size doesn't matter (lol!) Don't worry about

that aspect. Mine was the size of a cantelope and

still was only Stage One. So, she could be surprised.

She might also involve her inner " Trckster " I did

this. The part of us that likes to just do Divine

magic (with the help of others and the Grace of God) I

thought, wouldn't it be cool to demonstrate the power

of prayer, visualization and Reiki? And, I feel

satsified that it was so and continues to be so as I

move through this.

She may also benefit from calling the Silent Unity

prayer room. Very lovely people, skilled with inpiring

confidence. (800)669-7729. Another great prayer line

is The Science of Mind World Minstry of prayer

(800)421-9600. I recommend that she call both.

She should believe her Dr. about going easy afterward,

especially if she is having an abdominal

hysterectomy. And not pick anything up or push herself

at all. Just rest. And do the inner work that wants to

be done. Have a tissue box close to hand. She will

feel better each day.

Namaste and Blessings,

Kanta

--- United Women's International Network

<uwin_sandiego@...> wrote:

> I believe she will be fine

>

>

> >

> > I just found out that my cousin Sara is going to

> have a hystorectomy

> on

> > Tuesday, the 29th in Midlothian, VA at 1:00 PM.

> She has a mass on an

> > ovary(size of a grapefruit). Please add her to

> your prayers and

> distant

> > healing lists.

> >

> > Thank you,

> >

> > Chris

> >

>

>

>

Hold an image of the life you want, and that image will become fact.

-Dr. Norman Peale

Imagination is only intelligence having fun.

-Albert Einstein

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