me
I have degrees in Philosophy (from Durham) and in Artificial Intelligence
(from Imperial College) and I have worked for many years as a computer
programmer, even as a research assistant in AI at a university.
So I'm a bit geeky, but some years ago I followed up an instinctive interest in dowsing and
discovered a whole new world. It's a natural path into the metaphysical realm,
which is both cerebral and intuitive. The usual association is with finding
underground water, but there are several major themes: one is healing on the
spiritual levels, another is dowsable qualities in the
landscape, particularly around stone circles and the like.
My main introduction to healing was the proof of having my own aura
cleared, which means the levels of my own meaning freed of things that aren't
me, mostly ghosts. I could see, or at least feel, quite clearly the character
of these spirits, none of which were in any sense bad, just confused, in
shock, incapable of movement etc. At one point I suddenly felt weepy, out of
the blue, and the healer reported that it was a child, too frightened to move,
so needed help. At another there was someone who had had breathing
difficulties, and it turned out after that that presence had been one small
cause of my own asthma.
I'm a Type 1 diabetic, which is all about maintaining the balance of carbohydrate & insulin
When I get another ghost, which happens about every 6 months, I find that balance won't respond to changing amounts of insulin,
which is stress,
that must be that the stress from no ghosts to one ghost is more significant than 70 (which I had had)
which the body gets used to,
but the balance is restored by going through the procedure to move them on, so that's why I can believe it's true.
your name
Charge - the same as a good haircut, about £40-£50, because my
first teacher was also a hairdresser, so that's what I was charged. Discounts
are possible.
I need your permission to change your aura, and your name to
identify you. It takes about one hour but I don't do this as soon as possible.
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Patrick Herring