This subject has been a source of frustration for me. I’ve spent a lot of money in the process thinking that I would eventually have a healing practice. I practiced yoga and tai chi. I can say I feel I have evoked healing within my work places. I’ve learned a lot and I guess I have to trust I was where I need to be.

This is the year for some changes.

Thanks,
Susan

The first thing to say is that it was a very professional and very compassionate service (as always with Dean) which is most helpful in these stress situations. Dean never shied away from providing accurate feedback about the situation but always with sensitivty.

I have no doubt that his work played a major part in my mothers recovery. Of course there is no “proof”. However what I can say objectively is that on the Saturday Dean informed me of some very serious complication in my mothers condition. That day (under their own volition) the Doctors ran test after tiring test on my mother – draining her precious reserves of energy. Lo and behold some 24+hrs after Dean told me they separately discovered this issue with my mother and started treating it.

Last night I went to the book launch of Rupert Sheldrakes “The Science Delusion” – an ultra-pukkha scientist pointing out the dogmatic materialist premises at the heart of “mainstream science”. One of the main points he made about the benefit of breaking out of this straight-jacket of what is generally called Newtonian thinking (bit unfair but another story) is “better medical care”.

It will no doubt be many decades (generations?!) before this kind of treatment is available in medical systems. However for those of you aware enough to be open minded the future is (in part) here for you now. I have run a forum for many years on “alternative” matters of energy and mind and met and used many many people with incredible talents. However there are very few with what I think of as Dean’s “BMW mechanic” precision and professionalism in these subtle levels of reality.

Mike