Many moons ago I facilitated workshops on the subject of Angels, based on research, well thought-out books and my own experiences of energy work and spiritual development. Over the years, however, I feel that the subject has become a little befuddled and it may well be time to get back to basics and look at the bottom line in regard to the Angelic, especially in relation to the world, humanity and complementary medicine!
Some of the more current things that are written about the Angelic do unfortunately come across as disrespectful and delusional to the more discerning person, but everyone has the right to their own opinion so one cannot really complain. And, although Angels do not need to be defended, it seems a pity that so many claims are made in regard to the Angelic that cannot possibly be substantiated and this risks, in my view, spoiling the repute of a number of complementary therapies.
Most healers I know, who believe in the Angelic, often ask for help with their work but this is always done silently and without making any claims to their clients. To openly state to be able to facilitate ‘Angel Healing’, would imply a 100% recovery for every client since according to the many stories about Angels coming to the aid of ill or dying people, full recovery was reported in every single instance. It is well known that Angels have delivered messages and instructions of the greatest importance to humanity, which was always done in the name of ‘The Absolute’. The Angelic never took credit, so the concept of ‘channelling’ Angels does not really make much sense.
There is of course the fact that we live in a world of duality and for every ‘Angelic’ quality there is an opposite one that is less attractive. We all wish to experience the Angelic qualities of joy, peace, love etc, but to be able to exist continually in such higher vibrations, we must not only acknowledge their counterpart, but also integrate and transcend these lesser pleasant qualities within ourselves. As most of us know, this is easier said than done and why personal/spiritual development can be quite challenging. We all have a direct link to what the Angelic represents and can always ask for help but we do not need any intermediaries to do so. To indicate anything else can be regarded as disempowering to the individual and healing is about empowerment so quite the opposite.
If you believe in the Angelic and want to inspire others, why not just make those who are open to this concept aware of your beliefs and experiences; or if feeling strongly about it, write a book. If you have studied and researched the subject and also have experience in energy & development work, why not offer talks or workshops? If you want to be a healer/therapist, why not gain a proper qualification? In my view all of that would be helpful to everyone, just some food for thought…