Renee wrote:"So, what constitues harm? Can any of us really answer that question? Honesty, sometimes perceived as such an honorable and revered trait can, at times, be perceived as harmful. Healing work done for others without their consent seems, on surface, as noble and loving, but in actuality, may be harmful. You don't know what their personal lesson is as far as their dis-ease is concerned. You may be tampering with their own personal process and spiritual evolution by trying to "heal" them without consent. So, really, can you really know what is harmful and what is not?"

Bravo!! Well said indeed Renee. I agree 100%.. i have said the exact same thing about prayer too as well.. i have had people tell me that they are praying for me, and it's not something that i appreciate at all.. no one knows what i need, as i already have what i need.. a prayer of thanks on that is wonderful though, lol.
As a healer, i have many times been a position of having to explain that I cannot know what
ones Divine Plan is, and more times than not, 'perfect health' is not what they 'need'.
Sometimes, the healing a person needs, is to face their fears of sickness and death. and
sometimes, there is only one way for that to be accomplished.. I have been fortunate enough
to be facilitaing a healing where a 20 year old girl went into remission from ovarian/cervical cancer. All doctors had already given up on her and she was in hospice care, it must have been her Path to be healed, because she was, and now has a beautiful 3 year old daughter.
When i went home in january to be with my step father who was dying of lung/brain cancer,
he was already down in bed, hadnt eaten in two weeks, and hospice had given him 3 or 4
days.. while we were making the bed around him the day i got there, for some reason, as it
was not my intent, he just zapped me..pulled out quite of bit of energy from me.. he was up
within hours and eating, stayed that way too.. My mother got mad at me for it, called me Dr.
Frankenstein and forbade me to touch him again.. said that if i couldnt heal him completely,
why had i extended his life? I explained that it was not my will, but his that had done it. For
whatever reason, the cancer in his brain ate away his pain nerves, and his pain was over.. he was able during the next 4 weeks to process some very 'negative' things he had done in the Korean war and with his first wife and family. Things that truly troubled him.. he was no longer afraid to die when he did pass.. and he no longer felt any guilt.. now thats what i call healing!