The healers, who have been able to cure diseased of the physical body by working through the aura, are apt to regard the disease ascaused by the auric vibration , instead of the auric field registering disease, as the outcome of something in the physical make-up. By healers, I mean all those people who have come to admit the reality of the aura, both by observation and experimentation.
It would appear that the aura gives a true picture of every element which is in the human organism. If the food, as it is assimilated into thevarious centres, radiates its particular magnetic power into the aura, correspondingly a lack of certain substances will betray a weakening of this same aura, so that a person suffering from nervous debility will show an aura pale in colouring and tinged with grey. A cancerous person betrays an excess of vibration in theregion of the cancer, since the growth itself is composed of organic matter which has its own individual field of vibration. The ills of man are too numerous to mention and the cures for the ills of man are almost as numerous. Which of the cures are the best? We can only think that the cure which gives the best and the most lasting result is the best cure. We should become like the Chinese, and keep our healers for the prevention of our ailments, not for the cure of them.
In the future, I do not doubt but that there will be clinics in every town where the aura can be periodically examined for traces of disease, and instead of diagnosing by following the dim pathways of half remembered pains, which may indicate a twinge of rheumatism, a cancer, or a muscle over-exerted, the healers willdefinitely be able to read the history of each person, as a doctor reads a hospital chart , and act accordingly. In such clinics, disease will be treated before it has time to become a chronic condition. Thousands of pounds will then be available for the education, housing and uplifting of peoples minds instead of being used to maintain homes for the incurable, clinics for half-incurables, and hospitals for the sick and neglected bodies of ignorant humanity.
In these present years the surgeon’s knife is a necessity, because disease has invariably been allowed to progress to a pitch when no other means can adequately deal with it, but we cannot believe that the Maker endowed us with organs so securely protectedby-layers of skin, muscle and bone if it was also intended that the same flesh should be opened for the treatment of disease.
At present, the herbalist appears to be the person who most satisfactorily approaches the ideal of the perfect healer, since his herbs, each with their own individual magnetic vibration, become assimilated into the human body and supply to it certain substances which maybe lacking.
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