Your intuition allows you to sense and interpret the energy in your environment, enabling you to identify potential ways in which to heal yourself and others.
Your collection of healing gemstones has proven useful during sessions with clients.
Your passion lies with shamanic healing practices like journeying and soul retrieval, while conversing with client’s angels or spiritual guides.
1. Know your purpose
Healers are blessed with an innate talent to foster greater wellness for themselves and those around them. These healers may feel an inner call to relieve the suffering of others, often placing this work before all other priorities in their lives. Sometimes this feeling strikes suddenly or has been present since birth – either way it should never be ignored!
People with the ability to heal are typically very attuned to subtle energies around them, picking up on subtle energetic shifts within people, animals and places – often picking up emotions that don’t belong to them – causing them to be highly empathic – often even feeling emotionally draining themselves at times. As healers tend to be empaths too, this can sometimes leave them feeling drained at times – it is important for healers who also empaths to acknowledge these sensations aren’t yours while learning how to consciously set boundaries when possible.
Another telltale sign that you are a natural healer is having an intimate connection to nature. You likely feel at home surrounded by lush vegetation, and can quickly tap into the healing energy found in trees, water and mountains. As a natural healer it’s essential that you remain grounded with this elemental force and spend as much time outdoors as possible.
Your inquisitive, open-minded mindset likely lends itself well to learning about new things. Your curiosity lies with how energy connects the mind, body and spirit; how it can be harnessed for improving wellbeing. Being a natural healer likely attracts you towards topics like mindfulness, reiki, spiritual growth and self-healing.
Your natural healing skills may become apparent when others start coming to you for guidance and support, feeling drawn by an attractive energy coming off you that soothes them and is encouraging. Conversely, some individuals may resent your presence due to being illuminated to their shadow aspects that arise within themselves and by which you bring these to the surface.
2. Cultivate your intuition
As a healer, it’s crucial that you develop a relationship with your intuition. Your intuition serves as your inner guidance system and can provide invaluable information when making life and decision-making decisions. However, strengthening it takes time; only through practice will your intuition grow strong enough for trusting reliance.
Mindful practice can help you tune in to and tap into your intuition, as well as discern between fear-based hunches and genuine intuitive knowing. When encountering an intuitive hunch, try to observe its source and its impact on both emotions and body; perhaps it evokes specific physical sensations like headache or stomachache or manifests visually in form of faces or birds in the sky.
If you find yourself questioning an intuitive hunch, take some time to recall instances in the past where it has proved true. Recalling how right your intuition was can give you the courage to follow it in future situations.
Intuitive healing is a holistic practice that uses intuitive perceptions of one’s natural energetic field to detect, shift, or rectify imbalances within their energy system. Practitioners using intuitive healing may then employ visualization or intuition techniques in order to release any stuck energies and promote overall well-being.
Establish a daily routine that includes physical activity, rest and good nutrition in order to develop your intuition. Physical activity increases circulation, reduces stress and can improve your ability to recognize intuitive impressions. Adequate rest and relaxation keeps the body alert to its needs while choosing healthy food fuels your body and enhances intuition sensitivity.
Your intuition can also be strengthened by paying attention to synchronicities – seemingly unrelated events that carry meaning or serve as signs – such as random coincidences that carry guidance for you personally and emotionally, according to Jungian psychology and esoteric teachings. These instances usually correspond with your emotional state and inner experiences.
Increase your corporeal awareness (the awareness of your physical body) to develop your intuition more sensitively. When making important decisions, pay attention to any uncomfortable sensations like light or heavy feeling bodies, headaches or diarrhea or any other unwanted physical responses caused by stress responses triggered by false fears – these could be indicators that it’s time for action!
3. Learn from the best
If you feel drawn to a career as a natural healer, now is the time to get trained by experts. There are various short certification programs, diploma courses and degree programs that can help you hone your skills and become a successful holistic healing practitioner. Some practitioners may choose to learn various modalities while others may choose one discipline like functional kinesiology, modern hypnotherapy or Reiki; depending on your goal and training objectives you may also consider massage techniques or alternative energy healing methods such as polarity therapy.
Spiritual healers are individuals gifted with an extraordinary talent to assist people with various conditions. Spiritual healing is about treating all aspects of a person as opposed to treating symptoms; therefore spiritual healing provides relief on many different fronts.
Healers tend to have a natural gift of connecting with others and are adept at building rapport quickly. Healers also likely experienced some form of trauma themselves in life such as childhood abuse or near-death experiences which allows them to understand the suffering of their clients while leading them through the healing process.
Natural healers rely heavily on their inherent talents and gifts as well as extensive study of how the mind and body work together, along with strong motivations to serve other people and communities – which explains their success at their job.
Some healers specialize in specific illnesses, but all treat body, mind and spirit holistically. For instance, when someone seeks the services of a Healer with ulcer symptoms they will address the root cause instead of simply treating symptoms alone. Healers are often known to use sacred plants and herbs during treatments as well as tools such as eagle feathers or rattles for diagnosis and treatment purposes.
Some healers come from psychology or counseling backgrounds and utilize this expertise when treating psychological and spiritual ailments in clients. Others began their careers as medical doctors or nurses before becoming interested in holistic healing later. Holistic healers may open private practices or work at alternative treatment centers.
4. Put your skills into practice
There are various paths to becoming a natural healer, from yoga teacher training to becoming an energy healing practitioner. Healers tend to find purpose and meaning in their work by nurturing others – often tapping into nature while sensing emotions around them.
Healers must possess an in-depth knowledge of their clients’ health problems in order to properly treat them. Healers must help their clients find and address the sources of any physical, emotional and energetic imbalances so as to restore vitality.
Healing requires being attuned to others’ emotions and being able to communicate and empathise effectively with those in need. Healers must understand how their personal and professional choices impact upon those they care for, adapting their approach as needed according to individual client requirements.
Some natural healers begin their careers as medical doctors, nurses or naturopathic physicians before evolving into holistic healers later on in their career. Along with earning a degree or certification in their healing modality of choice, holistic healers must remain up-to-date on new research while continually honing their sense of what’s happening within their patients’ bodies and minds.
Natural healers must maintain clear boundaries that respect their clients’ cultural and religious traditions, while practicing effective self-care to avoid burnout and ensure their own wellbeing is balanced so they can remain an effective source of healing for others.
Natural healing can be an exciting and fulfilling journey for those willing to serve their higher purpose, but it may prove challenging due to focusing on those in need and their vulnerabilities, potentially leading to an obsession over pathologies of others and making healers feel responsible for outcomes of treatments that ultimately are out of their hands.
