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On Thursday, I entered my
Akashic Construct to take care of two separate healings in
a row. My favorate place in nature has now become a combination
of a few places I have actually been to. I also asked for
a Mentor to help me with these healings.
I got into the Akashic Library and welcomed my patient. I
introduced her to the other healer, my Mentor, who I referred
to as ‘Dr. Mentori.’ I watched as the Mentor helped
the patient. After the healing, I was going to say goodbye
to the patient when the Mentor asked me if I was going to
give my patient a stone (gem) to take with her. I offered
the stones to her, and she chose a clear crystal. We said
our goodbyes.
My new Teacher/Healer and I were ready for the next patient.
We both welcomed her. My Mentor now wanted me to mix up some
healing medicine for our new patient to heal her cancer. The
Mentor wanted me to mix up the ‘MMS’ with which
I am only slightly familiar. It reportedly can cure cancer
by itself, or with the use of herbs. I mixed up a powerful
dose, waited the required number of minutes for it to chemically
transform, and then I put fruit juice into it. The patient
drank it all.
After this, the Mentor did some slight surgery in the patients
abdomen, to mend any areas that needed it after the powerful
medicine did its work, just in case the cancer was more extensive
than we expected. The medicine itself would circulate in her
bloodstream to search out any cancer in her body and eliminate
it without hurting her tissues. After a moment of healing,
our patient was ready to go home in a wheelchair. She chose
a red jasper, a stone that corresponds to the 1st chakra in
the human body. This would support her survival in her human
body, so that she would again be healthy. We thanked her for
coming and wished her well.
I then thanked my Mentor, whose name is spelled ‘Jasmene,’
but is pronounced Jasmine.
Healer’s note: I like the idea of working with a Mentor,
and I feel I could possibly stay more focused under a Mentor’s
guidance. My focus has been somewhat of a problem in my extremely
busy past.
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