Freedom from Illusion

                                            

How do we resolve situations of dependency that repeatedly arise, where a client

feels he needs more and more healing and continually comes for more healing?  Yet he feels that he has covered the issues over and over and “should” be dealing with his situations more successfully.  The healer may feel that there is something unbalanced about the situation, still want to help; and yet, want to assist the client to be independent. 

 

Guidance has said to detach from whatever drama is going on between others and yourself; forgive others, yourself and the situation.

 

We can release the drama just by acknowledging that we are not a victim and that we choose to take responsibility for what we’re creating.  We then choose to recognize that they are whole and complete; and that we are whole and complete.

 

If we believe someone to be a victim and that we need to help; then we are stuck in the drama.  The stage is set to replay the healing situation over and over with no end in sight.

 

We are to be an “enlightener” but we don’t half to “fix” the situation.  Our job, if we choose to accept it, is to assist people in waking up to co-creatorship so they are empowered in their lives.  This brings up the biblical example, “feed a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach him to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”

We must make the drama “not real” for them and ourselves; and empower everyone to live from spirit rather than from circumstance.  We focus upon the truth which is beyond the illusion.  We release them to be free to create what they want.  They release themselves to be free by accepting themselves as co-creators instead of victims.

 

Sai baba has said that the major challenge for mankind is for us to realize that we are not victims.  We are all part of God and a part of God is within each of us.  It is for each of us to follow our higher inspiration, allow the flow of spirit to partner with us, and to create new realities.  It is also up to us to see other examples of drama where this also applies.

 

 

John Pollock and Barbie Edwards

TherapyHarps@juno.com