Lynne McTaggart’s “Become a Better Healer with the Power of Eight” webinar was a huge success with a worldwide audience. Lynne began the day by pointing out the impact of subliminal and even not so subliminal impacts on health, using the example of music that is played during surgeries. Your thoughts and words are your best and worst medicine. Placebo gives remarkable results if the patient believes it will work. Biological mechanisms are actually turned on with placebo. An expectation of healing brings about just that. Diagnostic labels can be a death sentence to the patient. The prognosis is especially limiting.

Quantum physics proves that reality isn’t finished yet. Kelly Turner wrote a book called “Radical Remission.” She developed nine key factors that are necessary. Six of the factors are about changing thoughts. Maintaining hope is the key. It is important for the practitioner to heal their own thoughts and intentions simply because this impacts the patient severely. How is this done? Look at the thoughts we have all the time. Thoughts are energy, light (bio photons) that impact the cells through intercellular microtubules. Intention scientifically impacts the chakras. Brain waves synchronize thoughts quickly. The most ordered system prevails and entrains. Positive thoughts from the practitioner will entrain the thoughts of the patient.

It is important to remember that diagnosis is not the “why” they got sick. Something else went wrong. Help the patient investigate their life by looking at diet, rest, exercise. Allow them to clean their exterior and interior environments and build healthy relationships through community.

Patients can create a blueprint for healing. It is the outside influences that affect us more than our genetics. With that in mind, look at mediators, triggers and predispositions for health.

With this incredible guide to healing, Power of Eight groups can facilitate in all facets of healing not only for others but for themselves, as well.

For more information and to learn about other courses go to Lynne McTaggart's website.