In a previous post I wrote about William Bengston’s book The Energy Cure. This book and his 6-CD set Hands-On Healing: A Training Course in the Energy Cure has been the most inspiring material on healing I have come across in a long time.
Bengston writes, “…The world of energy healers is divided between the clinicians who treat on blind faith and are perpetually reinventing the wheel, and researchers isolated in their laboratories who blindly follow the data without regard to its application or the practical discoveries of the clinicians.”
Since I have a healing practice using Healing Touch and other healing modalities, I fall into the clinician category. Yet, I have always felt a researcher lurking inside, that intense desire to understand what is really “happening” in my sessions. I feel very strongly that I am only perceiving the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what is possible with subtle energy work. The more I understand healing, the more effective I can be as a healer.
Below are just a few of the many questions Bengston asks in The Energy Cure (pages 207 and 208) that I find extremely interesting.
“How many treatments are necessary to produce remission? Is it better to have many short treatments or a few longer ones?
How do different types of cancer respond to the same treatments?
Do multiple healers add to the positive effects of energy treatment?
Can energy be stored in some materials, then transferred to an organism? If so, what materials work best?
Do some materials block the healing effect?
Can hands-on healing before cancer occurs create immunity?
Can immunity be inherited? Can an organism that has been cured pass on resistance to the next and subsequent generations?
These are significant questions that need to be asked, systematically researched and funded. The Energy Cure has helped me understand how important it is to have more research done on hands-on healing.
I have found out that Bengston’s next workshop will be next March 2012 in Denver and is being offered through the Healing Touch Program. Click here to find out more about it and join me if you can!
I understand that some Healing Touch practitioners already learned the method. Do you know if any of them are using it in their practice? Would you be able to send me referral information?
Sandra,
I personally do not know of any other HT practitioners who have been trained in the Bengston Healing Method at his moment. You could contact him through his website or email the two woman who are organizing the workshops through the Healing Touch Program. One is Sue Walker (suewalker88@gmail.com) and the other is Margaret Nies (mnies@bresnan.net).
After the workshop in March, I will probably know many Healing Touch Practitioners who have been trained by Bengston!
Jeri
Thank you! I will get in touch with Margaret Nies and Sue Walker.