Money

I have never charged a dime for healing work. I have charged a lot of money to train people. That is because my overhead is very expensive. So I don’t believe any healers charge for healing work. What I believe they are doing is making their living, which is a fair enough thing to do. It is really interesting that nobody cares about the fact that one of your baseball players is getting one hundred million dollars a month to play in a baseball game. When healers want one hundred dollars to bring God back to your experience, they get criticized. Does that say something about the psyche of this world?

The Rising Star Healing System is tackling that issue. When it came down, it came down into a workshop with two or three hundred people. I was talking, and I stopped, and down came this brand new system. I offered to show the people at the workshop because I felt it was the energy of the people in the room that brought it there, not me. Lots of people wanted to see. We asked for a volunteer, and a lady put her hand up. We took an ordinary table, put her on it, and did the Rising Star Healing on her. Once I started to channel this system down, people in the audience were completely silent. We heard, “Crack, crack, crack.” It turned out this woman suffered from scoliosis, and her spine was straightening there on the table.

I just channeled it down and then said, “I will have to leave now, go to my room, and take down the intimate details that came down with it.” I was actually expecting it to go for nothing, for no charge. I had seen other modalities become money-oriented, and the healing art had become tainted. I thought this was going to come down as a balance to that. It came with very specific instructions. One of the instructions I received was that if some person cannot afford to have this healing modality done, the healing should not be given. The reason is that the majority of people are in victim-hood and are being held there by those who haven’t dealt with their own issues of abundance. These people who haven’t dealt with their abundance issues are called healers and therapists. You are not doing anyone any favors by not having an exchange of energy for what is going on.

The victim/abundance issue was brought up in a workshop in New York. A woman said, “I don’t agree with that.” You could catch the energy where that was coming from. “My friend is a junkie, and I am going to give her healings. I give her healings every week.” I sat and absorbed it all. The first thing I said was, “It is very unpleasant for anyone to be called a junkie. I don’t think you are much of a friend to address anyone as a junkie. If you wish to use the word ‘drug-addicted,’ that is a neutral word. You give this friend a treatment every week for nothing? So, where does she get the money to buy the drugs? Does her drug supplier give them to her for free? Is it not better that she gives that money to the Creator, ‘I AM,’ and drops to her knees and says, ‘I am sorry,’ and lets the healing take place? The facilitation you would be giving is facilitation where everybody gets what he or she needs. If you haven’t dealt with your own abundance issues, you are going to be calling everyone ‘junkies’ and ‘sick.’ I have never seen a sick person or an ill person, not even a diseased person, actually. I only see God. I transfer this system back to them. So I bring God-to-God, Source-to-Source. That is also God.”

- This article is an excerpt from Derek O'Neill's acclaimed transformational book, More Truth Will Set You Free which is available along with other tools and techniques for personal development on www.sq-wellness.com.