Your intention for a session of Aura Healing

Recently a great question about intention and healing came onto a blog comment at “Deeper Perception Made Practical. I’m going to respond one chunk at a time.

1. What is the purpose of an intention for a session of healing?

At the beginning of a cord cutting session I was asked for my intention for the session.

Any time you are in session with me, I’ll ask you what your intention is for the session. An intention is the basis for your getting results.

Examples of popular intentions are:

• More self-confidence
• Being able to have more emotional self-awareness
• Getting closer to my spouse
• Moving on from my ex 

When you set an intention for a session, it is going to pull in the best results for you. Moreover, you will be able to tell that the session has helped you (or if it hasn’t) because you aren’t waiting for “The Universe to decide what I need and give it to me in the form of a huge, obvious, dramatic miracle.”

Many new clients seem to assume that kind of intention. Maybe it works great for a psychic reading but it doesn’t work for the sort of session that I facilitate.

When it’s a psychic reading, you realize, the guide or channeled being is going to decide, on behalf of the Universe. That guide is an astral-level being and not necessarily more evolved than your psychic or YOU. When a psychic reading tells you what you need to work on or what is most important for you to heal, that is somebody’s opinion, after all.

In my sessions, I co-create with my client’s choice of Divine Being. In my experience, beings like God, Jesus, and Archangel Gabriel do not presume to tell a human being what he or she should do next to evolve. Instead, they co-create along with people, and when someone sets a specific intention, that’s going to bring out the help.

2. Different types of session require different intentions

Blog-Buddy “Gladys” referred to “a cord cutting session.”

Actually, you won’t find my services listed as “cord cutting sessions.” Here’s why.

The purpose of a session is not the technique being used. An intention is a way of having your life improve, in very human terms. A session is where I use the skill sets I have, appropriate for that type of session, to help bring about that intention.

My 55-minute sessions are called sessions of “Aura Healing and Transformation” or “Energy Spirituality,” not “cord cutting sessions.” (Most such sessions are phoners, though some are in person here in Sterling, VA.)

If a client like Gladys really wants me to cut a particular cord of attachment, it’s smart to say that at the start. Then I check to make sure that the particular cord of attachment is major enough to warrant cutting during session time, plus that there is permission to facilitate removing it. (Usually clients’ instincts about major cords are correct, but not always. A completely different problem could be going on… keep reading to learn more.)

Once this is set, we can work backwards to find an intention related to that cord of attachment in some way, e.g., When cutting the cord of attachment to Gladys’ father Joe:

• To get along better with my father
• To trust men more
• To use my full power when I am with men

3. But why not just call it a “cord cutting session” if that will probably be done?

One of the skills that has developed within me during 40 years of practice is being a diagnostician about STUFF, problems at the level of auras that relate directly to my client’s intention.

As my client, you are paying for this expertise.

In this past week, I had a client, “Josephine,” who wanted to feel more self-confident. After she set up this intention, I did my usual Skilled Empath Merge. Sure, we could have had me facilitate cutting a cord of attachment for her. But it was clear to me that she was dealing with hundreds of astral entities stuck to her aura (one of several causes of what we talked about in some previous Blog Posts about “Gray Slime).

I asked Josephine for permission to use THAT skill set to help her instead. It was a better use of our time, giving her more bang for her buck. So she got a lot of help from that session, although it wasn’t the skill set that she first expected me to use.

4. One more problem with going to a healer just to cut cords of attachment

I believe in the healing power of cutting cords of attachment, trust me. But remember that a skilled practitioner WILL do permanent healing. There is just one chance to cut a major cord of attachment.

What will the quality of that healing be?

• It could be superb and life changing.
• Or it could be fine work by somebody who is a beginner but not particularly sophisticated, detailed, or profound.
• Some benefit will come but not necessarily huge benefit. It could even be the absolute minimum, and rather careless work from somebody who knows just enough to permanently remove a cord of attachment.

On the web you will find practitioners who promote their services, saying things like, “If time permits, sure we can cut many cords of attachment during your one-hour session.”

This is the opposite of a bargain, I assure you.

5. How can you best arrive at an intention?

Gladys asked: There are at least six more cords I want cut and probably several different intentions. I am kind of confused about matching up the right intention with the right corder person.

Do one session at a time. Choose first things first.

On the day of your session, which aspect of life is up for you? That can lead you to a perfect intention. You don’t have to do any fancy match-up.

During your session with me, let’s say we get past the official intention. I’ll facilitate basic healing and, often, ask if you have a candidate for removing a cord of attachment.

Go with your first thought. Propose that name and let me research it for you on my “Yuckiness Index.” If it is a major cord, you’ve done well. You will get the very best results. Putting the session together is my responsibility at this point, not yours!