Healing treatments are not right for everyone Although healing treatmentsare very effective and very powerful, they are not a therapeutic method that will work for everyone. So much depends upon the consciousness, beliefs, and attitudes of the person desiring healing. Some people do not want to do what is necessary to achieve a permanent healing because it may mean changing elements of their lives. Some are unwilling to relinquish the “benefits” they realize as a result of their ailments and problems. They do not want to give up the extra attention they receive during an illness; they like the pity and sympathy they receive when things go wrong, and others bask in the praise given to them for “being so brave and uncomplaining” during hard times.

So, when healingbecomes possible, some individuals either consciously or unconsciously reject it, and the dis-eased condition is retained in order to maintain the “benefits” realized by having the problem / ailment / hardship.

The conscious orunconscious rejection of being healed is, in its own way, a form of healing, for the person becomes at peace in living with themselves and with their ailment. And, there is nothing really wrong with this because some people prefer to be taken care of and there are people who really like to take care of others. So healing can come in many forms, in many ways.

Often when healingsdo not appear to be successful, it is not because the healer has not done his/her work or that the methods used were not proven to be successful … but rather, because that work may have been negated by the person requesting healing or more work is required due to Race Consciousness (as in "incurable" diseases as defined by the medical profession).