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Last updated on: July 7, 2010 at 7:15 am by talogwitch
Witch as Healer 2010-07-07T07:15:16-04:00 talogwitch
Patheos Explore the world's faith through different perspectives on religion and spirituality! Patheos has the views of the prevalent religions and spiritualities of the world.
Why Witches make good healers
A witch generally has many healing tools in her Mary Poppins carpet bag, a knowledge of herbs, lithics (crystals), massage, dream analysis, and all manner of divination to mention but a few. She is therefore very capable of picking up on shadows of negativity in a persons aura whilst still in the spiritual plain, before they progress into the physical plain, and often while they are still lurking like a time bomb hidden within suppressed emotions on the emotional plain.
This happens all too frequently for we live in such a fast moving world with deadlines to meet and criteria to fulfill; most people are so busy listening to the commands of their job, whilst attempting to balance this with the daily demands of family life, that unless the body actually throws a spanner in the works they ignore or fail to register the tiny warning signs that are regularly sent.
Regular GP visits will pick up on physical signs, blood pressure, sugar levels, allergies, constant exhaustion but by then the warning light is well and truly turned on. However having your tarot read periodically often informs, “Take better care of yourself- you are trying to spread yourself too thinly- you need to take ‘time-out’ for you.” It will in Red Dwarf terms cause the ‘Blue Alert’ light to start flashing, and by heeding this warning you may well manage to avoid the need to change the light bulb!
I know that many of the modern religions unfortunately see divination as mere superstition and forbid its use; this is downright prohibitive, not just unfortunate but cruel and ignorant. Remember you are not just flesh and blood, but spirit also, and it is your duty to care for your whole self, mind, body and soul.
Yes a tarot reader will want payment for time and expertise, but so does your doctor; shop around, find one you trust and one that is reasonable. You may wish to ask permission to record the reading for later consideration, or just so that you do not forget it. But above all else listen to what your reader says, and then make sure you heed her advice.
Eve.
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