amazing, miraculous, and extraordinary healing 231
healing, but as we continue to open our hearts and minds to God ’ s
creative energy that courses through us, we will become more sen-
sitive and receptive to various ways of discerning its movement.
Karen shared with me a story about a friend named Indi whom
she had treated. Indi ’ s case further opens the defi nition of what it
means to reach for true healing. As Karen explained:
The nature of healing implies that we are in an active state
of fl ux with our health. However, healing can be a passive
state, too, a state of acceptance and peace. Although many
of my clients have demonstrated this to me on so many lev-
els and in so many ways, I recently experienced a signifi cant
reminder of this upon the diagnosis of terminal cancer in my
friend Indi, who had transitioned from her physical state into
her spirit state just a week before Kitty asked me to contrib-
ute to this book.
Throughout Indi ’ s tenure with cancer, she maintained a
consistent state of peace and acceptance. I can only recall
one time, before her transition, when she seemed in pain
for one day. Even then, she seemed peaceful and accepting
of her state of being, despite the open tumors on her body
that required daily cleaning. She reminded me that her con-
nection with me and with others whom she loved was what
mattered most. Her desire for her loved ones to know that
she was fi ne, no matter what she experienced, was, for me,
a leap of faith into accepting her state of health as one of per-
fection, exactly as she manifested it. She had healed herself
in the sense that she was at peace.
Initially, I could not accept her condition. I did everything
I could to cure her. I treated her with various supplements,
convinced her to take prednisone to slow the progression of
the cancer, adjusted her diet, and ran energy on her daily, even
upon her resistance at times. The treatments I administered
seemed to improve her quality of life and extended her time
here on this earth plane. However, I also knew that her choice
to continue in that state was up to her. About halfway into my