"Physically, she told me, "Jack experienced no more of the intense pain from his cancer which was remarkable, but the truly amazing thing was that he was finally able to talk about our son," I'll call him Mark.

Fran and Jack's son, Mark, had died tragically in an auto accident many years previous. The memory of the loss was just too painful for Jack and he'd erased their son from his memory and would never speak of him.

"After his session with you," said Fran, "Jack spoke openly and lovingly of Mark with no trace of the former grief he'd born for so many years. We both enjoyed sharing our warm memories and our love for Mark. It felt very completing to finally talk openly about Mark's death. I feel we honored our son's memory and the love we all shared."

Fran then told me how Jack had experienced a 'falling out' with his brother, I'll call him Paul, many years before and how they hadn't spoken in more than thirty years. Jack initiated a reconnection with his brother, Paul, after his session with me. Paul had responded by coming to be with his brother, Jack.

"Jack and Paul spent their final moments together in relaxed conversation, sharing boyhood stories and laughing," Fran told me, and "Paul was holding Jack's hand as he passed away."

Fran concluded her story with, "When my Jack opened to having a healing session with you, he was opening his heart to heal those old wounds he'd been nursing for so many years, and God bless him he got his healing."

I thanked Fran for sharing her incredible story with me. It is my feeling that both Fran and Jack experienced genuine healing. I was honored to facilitate what they were open to receiving.

After many years of serving as a channel of healing for people I have realized healing is available to each of us in each moment if we are open to it. Most of the time we resist it and push it away. We allow our judgments, the interpretations we give to our life experiences to block us from allowing the healing power of love into our lives.

Each of us could be plugged into our source for a steady supply of joy juice, yet stubbornly we resist it, refusing to be nourished from God's infinite supply.

Fran's story reaffirmed my role as a healing arts practitioner, that of being a witness to other's pain and suffering without identifying them with it, but rather to see their infinite capacity for transformation and healing and mirror that back to them instead.

The absolute peace and acceptance of whatever is, without the need to struggle against it or to change it, is truly a worthy practice!