Questions for the 'Healers'

WinterWolf · 12-23-2009, 03:24 AM

I was not even going to bother making a comment to this thread but I decided to anyway.

Why exactly are people even bothering to respond to Scarab if they find him/her/it untrustworthy, possibly duplicitous, or even baiting? All anyone is doing is adding more fuel to the fire.

What exactly are you looking for Scarab? A magic bullet? The second coming of Jesus of Nazareth?

People get all bothered and excited at the word "healer" and yet anyone can be a healer. What would you call the most beloved Mother Teresa? She was a healer but not by any medical term. She healed through the love and care she gave to every person she came across. Talk about trying to heal the world one person at a time.

What exactly is a healer anyway? Someone who tries to help to reconnect, reconstruct; heal the damaged psyche and physical condition? Or is it someone who only looks at trying to fix the solid construct only and ignore the human spirit? Or maybe it is vice versa.

Don't you think it is rather amusing how the mentality of some people is that Western medicine is the greatest thing since sliced bread and ignore the "alternative", indigenous, and Eastern medicine that was alive and well long before the advent of modern medicine. Without that which came before, how exactly do you arrive at that which is now?

Food for thought no?

ps No I didn't read all of the postings on this thread. I merely skimmed....

Winter Wolf

12-23-2009, 03:24 AM	#9
WinterWolf Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Everywhere and nowhere Posts: 202	Re: Questions for the 'Healers' I was not even going to bother making a comment to this thread but I decided to anyway. Why exactly are people even bothering to respond to Scarab if they find him/her/it untrustworthy, possibly duplicitous, or even baiting? All anyone is doing is adding more fuel to the fire. What exactly are you looking for Scarab? A magic bullet? The second coming of Jesus of Nazareth? People get all bothered and excited at the word "healer" and yet anyone can be a healer. What would you call the most beloved Mother Teresa? She was a healer but not by any medical term. She healed through the love and care she gave to every person she came across. Talk about trying to heal the world one person at a time. What exactly is a healer anyway? Someone who tries to help to reconnect, reconstruct; heal the damaged psyche and physical condition? Or is it someone who only looks at trying to fix the solid construct only and ignore the human spirit? Or maybe it is vice versa. Don't you think it is rather amusing how the mentality of some people is that Western medicine is the greatest thing since sliced bread and ignore the "alternative", indigenous, and Eastern medicine that was alive and well long before the advent of modern medicine. Without that which came before, how exactly do you arrive at that which is now? Food for thought no? ps No I didn't read all of the postings on this thread. I merely skimmed.... Winter Wolf