will take extra work, perhaps even extra healing sessions
before you can break it loose.
After washing your hands or rubbing them briskly
against your legs, go back and smooth the entire aura
from head to feet. Check for any flares, tears, or leaks in
the aura that you may have missed in the initial work. If
you find any, seal them by creating balls of energy
between your hands and applying this directly to the
troubled area with your power hand. Hold the energy
there with your hand until it attaches. If the problem
area is a flare, remember to pull out the excess energy
with your removal hand before attaching the energy
ball. Until you get the excess energy under control, you
will not be able to successfully seal the aura.
Repeat the chakra balancing with your pendulum and
then seal the entire aura again. Ground the patient by
placing your power hand in the outer aura layers while
you visualize all excess energy flowing into the earth
through your removal hand.
While some believe a healer can't pick up negative
energy from a patient's aura, I have found that this
transfer of negative energy is possible, particularly if the
healer's body or mind has problems that resonate with
the patient's. If you suddenly find yourself dealing with
anger, sadness, depression, or vindictiveness after giving
a healing, you probably picked up negative vibrations
from the patient. In this case, quickly run your hands
through your aura from the head to the feet and wipe
away these energies while they are still on the outer
layers.
Try not to do too many healings in a day or a week.
You can become too tired if you stretch your efforts and
time too much. A properly done healing requires more
time than a beginner would think. Only healers who