Chat It’s Fate – September 2019

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Words: Lyn Zie and Amanda Vlietstra Photos: SWNS and Alamy

Lyn Zie, 57, from Bedford

C

reeping quietly into the

spiritualist church, I

found a seat at the back.

It was a funny thing – the

idea to come along to a meeting

had popped into my brain

earlier in the week, and I hadn’t

been able to get it

out of my head. In

the end, the only

sensible thing

seemed to be to

come along!

Now I watched,

fascinated, as the

medium standing

at the front of the

church connected

with spirit and gave

healing to several of the people

present. It was a pleasure to

watch their eyes light up as she

helped them.

As I stood up to leave, she

started to make her way

over to me.

‘You’re new, friend,’ she

smiled. ‘Well, you’re very

welcome here.’

Her name was Margaret and

she was the church medium. I

was drawn to her warmth, and

she was one of the

main reasons I

decided to come back

to the church the

following weekend.

And the weekend

after that...

Not long after I’d

joined the church, I

lost someone close to

me. Margaret

brought them through, exuding

so much love and wisdom from

the pulpit.

I knew I’d found my calling.

I was so lucky. Margaret

became my mentor, and with

her help, I trained in

mediumship skills

myself. She taught

me so much, which

to this day I try to

pass on.

Of course, life got

in the way and work

and a hundred other

diff erent things, so

that sometimes

‘spirit’ was put on

hold. I am glad to

say they are very

patient! But over

the next 30 years, I

trained in various

holistic/healing

practices - massage,

aromatherapy,

refl exology, and

fi nally in reiki.

With reiki, I found

my calling. To me,

reiki is magical and

a way of life.

I have my own

holistic practice of

healing body, mind

and spirit. No two days are the

same and with the help of my

guides and angels, I off er what

is needed to each of my clients.

So what exactly do I do?

Well, a typical week goes

something like this....

Monday

Bustling around the

supermarket, I come into

contact with someone who’s

exuding so much stress and

anxiety that I can feel it as a

feeling of sickness in my

stomach. My heart goes

out to this person.

On some occasions,

when this happens, I

approach them and say I

am a healer and off er a

bit of healing. But it’s

not always appropriate,

as on this occasion.

Instead, I send them

some healing and call

on their guides and

angels to help them.

Tuesday

Getting ready for a

client, I prepare the

healing room by

burning incense

and lighting a

candle for the

client’s intentions.

Then it’s time to

get myself ready.

Many people think all I do is bring

clients into my healing room and

get on with healing - this is far

from the truth.

I need to meditate to raise my

vibration, and to get myself

balanced and to go through the

rituals for reiki healing.

Sometimes I will top up my own

healing, as to heal you have to be

balanced yourself.

My guides give me feedback

which I give along with my own

feedback at the end of the session.

If more healing is required, then

another appointment can be made.

Wednesday

I am preparing for a reiki

training course – level one - and I

spend the morning writing notes,

preparing a handbook and ordering

a professionally printed certifi cate

for my client.

I check what their eating likes/

dislikes are as the two-day

session includes a light lunch.

I do one-to-one training as

my client get my undivided

attention and we usually form

a close bond. For me, that’s

more enjoyable.

Thursday

I rise early every morning

and before checking my

I trained in

mediumship

skills at

church

A week in the life

Commitment is key!

of a healer

Useful guides:

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