Have you even considered becoming a healer? I do not only mean a
Reiki therapist or masseuse; a healer can be a doctor, therapist, health coach,
trainer, acupuncturist and anyone who consults, cures and manages other’s
physical, emotional and mental health. You certainly can become a healer and
make your career out of it, but being a healer doesn’t have to just be a
career. There are many others who study to become one just to be able to help
their family and others they care about.
Healing is more than making someone feel better
physically, mentally, or emotionally. It is a process that begins with you and
naturally transfers to others. Some people attempt to heal but only get hurt.
Such examples are found below.
Type 1. Give, Give and Give – This type of healer focused on
only healing others and loses all of his/her energy while assisting others.
Type 2. I, me and myself – This type of healer focuses solely on
their gains and benefits while assisting others. They may do anything for their
financial gain, even at the cost of their clients.
Type 3. Treat people only if it benefits me – This type of
healer helps others only if there are benefits in it for him/her self. Their
main concern is their own benefit and the wellness of their clients comes
second.
These are not the types of healers that we aim to create.
Sessions from the above types bring little result to the client, and the
healer. The healers that we seek to create are ones who hold the core values of
healing. Healing comes from the heart, not the head, and incorporates give and
take; what the healer gives to the client is also given to the healer him/her
self. While knowledge and skills are necessary to know the how-tos of healing,
our healer course takes on a different direction.
CGI
looks forward to being the gateway where healers can realize the true source of
healing power which benefits others as well as the self. Learn to uncover the
secret to strengthen your healing energy to truly heal people from their
physical, emotional and mental illnesses with us.
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