In this posting from William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, we have some important information on healing and how the right side of the brain is key to healing. A decision must be made at a soul level before any healing can occur. There are situations where a soul may chose not to have a healing. The illness may exist to help others.

Questioner: At a trance last year you closed by saying that at a later date we should ask you for more information on healing and how to make it somewhat easier and along with that insight into spirituality.

The Council: Healing is a very simple process, if you can accept it. It is the desire to be whole, first of all. It is the desire to be fulfilled in God's Eyes. To be fulfilled in God's Eyes means to be whole, complete, and happy. It is the wish, it is the desire, it is the intention of your Divine Father for you to be completely whole, to be completely happy, and to have all your needs fulfilled. Once you can really believe this, then the cure is yours; it is simply a matter of time; but there are some things that must transpire, unless, of course, you are speaking of miraculous or instantaneous healings. Let us speak then of the "normal" forms of healing. What is needed: First of all, belief. First of all, desire. First of all, knowing. Now, take note, we said "first of all" to each of those. A soul can be healed without the conscious knowledge of it or without the conscious knowledge that there is a healing in process or a healing being prayed for. More responsibility falls on the healer then to activate or trigger the spiritual process. Now to the secrets of healing and we say that somewhat tongue in cheek. A healing takes place in the physical because there has been an opening to the soul. The opening to the soul does not come from the physical first but from the spiritual first. So the spiritual must work through the physical, and its first active, overt, outward contact is with the mind. The mind utilizes then the brain. The brain does not exist of its own self. The brain exists because of the function of the mind. Now that is important to understand. The mind is the most obvious connection with the soul. It is the soul speaking to the physical through its concepts, through its present concepts. The soul's most creative activities come through the right hemisphere. It is known that the right hemisphere is the aesthetic side of human nature; it knows the beauty; it knows the Divine. Whether on a conscious level or not, the right hemisphere must be made active in some way or some form, it must be made active in the sense that it can see the body whole. The more intense this sight is, the more quickly and the more completely the healing will be. So, if you want a healing, simply activate the right side of the brain, and you are 99% of the way there. Now, how complicated is that? All physical healings come through the right side of the brain. The stronger one trains the right side of the brain, the more completely it will heal. Even with the healer, the right side of the brain must be active. When it comes to greater spiritual growth, if one cannot visualize the spiritual concepts through the right side of the brain, then spiritual growth cannot be had. The heart is activated by the right side of the brain; now when we say "heart" we are not referring to the organ, but we are referring to what the heart represents as far as emotions and feelings. When the right side of the brain and its powers are released in the sense of healing and love, the physical container then can become a very strong tool, a very powerful tool for healing. Now, again, even though there is this process involved, that it becomes nothing more in reality then than a channel for the Divine Force to be active or released into the material manifestation. Very well. Are there any questions?

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