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Have you ever tried spiritual healing and have it just blow your mind? Perhaps you solved a health issue or emotional problem. You think of all the people in your life that should do it too and can’t wait to hand out business cards.
When you have an amazing experience, you can’t wait to tell someone about it. You want everyone to share in your excitement and receive the benefits for themselves.
So what can you do to get them to try it? It’s important to respect the fact that everyone is different, and that you can’t really know what is best for someone else.
Try to reserve your personal enthusiasm, so you don’t seem overzealous or outright weird. With all the misconceptions about spiritual healing, it is not surprising that it may be difficult to convince someone of its benefits.
They don’t understand all the bells, chanting or out-there concepts and are reluctant. Sharing your experience may be helpful to help someone understand what goes on in a healing practice, but it may not sell them on the concept.
It is often intimidating to tread in unknown territory, especially if they are hurting. These are some helpful strategies to introduce others to the realm of spiritual healing.
The alternative nature of this practice can be unconventional and may make some people sceptical. Even though you love it, someone else may not.
If you truly have the other person’s best interests at heart, it can’t hurt to offer some help. It’s important to share your opinion, but be sure you are honouring their choices and beliefs.
You Don’t Have to Believe Anything
Many people live by the concept, “You have to see it to believe it.” When something is outside of their sensory perception, they rationalise it away, thinking that it can’t be true.
They can also suspect the unfamiliar. The realm of spiritual healing operates on the concept of “You have to believe it to see it.”
This can be a difficult mindset to adopt, but that’s fine. You don’t have to believe that this will help you, but the results may change your mind.
There is also the worry that you have to change your religious beliefs to see a spiritual healer. This is not the case, and you should avoid anyone who forces beliefs on you, as they are operating through the ego, not the heart.
Lead by Example
If there are practices that you think are amazing, then do them for yourself. When someone asks you why you look so great, you can share what you’ve been doing.
But don’t expect that it can help them too. It is so easy to get enthusiastic about something that has offered positive results, but not everyone feels the same as you.
Telling someone that your way is better or suggesting that they need fixing or changing can really offend them. Just because something worked for you doesn’t mean it will work for someone else.
The only thing you can control is your own well-being, so concentrate on that. Your friends know where to go if they want more information.
Hold their Hand
It is always nice to have someone there to hold your hand in the doctor’s office, and the same idea may be helpful in the healer’s office.
Trying something new can be a little nerve-wracking. There may be misconceptions or expectations that make your friend uncomfortable, and a familiar face can let them know it’s OK.
If you survived, they will too.
Don’t Be Pushy
When you have a positive experience, it is only natural that you would want to share it. You want everyone in your life to reap the benefit that you have found with a healer, and you won’t take no for an answer.
Most of the time, people don’t like to be told what to do, especially if it’s out of their comfort zone.
You honestly can’t know that it is the right thing for them, so don’t push it. It’s OK to share your story, just don’t expect everyone to follow.
Give Them Space
Although someone could really enjoy a healing session, they may not be ready to receive it. The healing journey is a very private experience, and no one should feel pressured into anything.
Let them know you support them and will be there if they need you. It is up to them to decide what is best, and sometimes a little space is all it takes.
Know that it is not your business, and just be their friend.
Nothing to Lose
When someone goes to a spiritual healer, there are usually very few negative side effects. There may be some honest moments that make you squirm, but it’s a good bet that you’ll leave feeling better than when you arrived.
It might take a leap of faith to get on a healing table, but what if it’s not really well, real?
If you are getting emotional support or end up feeling better, then what is the harm in believing? You can’t really know, so it can’t hurt to believe.
It can only help the subject of spiritual healing when someone wants to offer positive experiences, and it is important to help others when you can. However, you don’t want to alienate yourself while doing it.
Often when a person really wants someone to do something “for their own good,” it really means that they are uncomfortable seeing the other person suffer.
Be mindful of your motives. It could be you who needs the healing.
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