Personal Adventure Stories:
Medical Healing Like A Kid's App
Nov 11, 2022
Last night, I was teaching a class about finding the spiritual tools in your toolbox. We were walking through one pocket dimension, doing things, and then jumping into another pocket dimension and doing more work.
At one point, I asked the group, “Who wants to work on a medical healing?”
Lily raised her hand and said, “Oh! I’ve been working on that for myself, so that’d be good. Let’s do it.”
I was like, “Cool. Let’s go.”
I started explaining to everyone that when you're doing healings, there are different ways people experience it.
For some, it’s like Magic School Bus—you shrink down and go inside the body, healing from the inside out. (I actually have an example of that on my YT—it's a lung healing that uses that method.)
For others, the healing happens with the person—or specimen—laid out in front of them. It’s still third-party perspective, but instead of being in the body, it’s like it’s on a table or screen in front of you.
I looked at Lily and said, “It looks like you do the work down in front like that.”
And she said, “Yeah—it’s like a computer screen. I do the healing work digitally.”
And that instantly reminded me of those apps my kids used to play with.
You know the ones? Where you do little beauty makeovers—you shave the hair, put on the growth cream, brush it out, then blow dry it.
Did your kids play those games? Did you?
That’s exactly what it felt like.
We zoomed in on the spot that needed healing, did what was needed, then zoomed back out to move on to the next area.
It was really cool.
And I just wanted to share that perspective—it might help somebody. I thought it was neat.
Okay. Bye.
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