Written by Mathew Naismith
This post is more about how I heal or more to the point, how
I use to heal when I was living a life in ancient Egypt. In my present life, I don’t heal to any great
extent but I can still visualise, to some extent, where the light is in the
body, yes I did say light. No matter what it is, I don’t see it as a dark or damaged
mass, the area in question just glows with white light.
This has everything to do with our mentality, not if we are positive
or not. A positive person can still visualise a dark mass however a person with
a constructive mentality will only see a bright white glow. So what’s the difference between a positive
thinking person and a person who is constructive within their mentality?
They are very simular however to be positive there has to be
a negative, you can’t have one without the other, so to be positive you would
have to judge yourself as not being negative, in doing this you have just judged
negativity as being bad in some way. A
constructive mentality doesn’t work this way, it doesn’t need an opposite like destructiveness
to exist, constructive thinking is just constructive thinking.
Let’s take Hitler for example, he was very positive especially
at first during his reign, I wouldn’t call Hitler a very constructive person
however in his early days of he’s reign, he was very constructive to his people
but not to other people he deemed not of his own. Hitler was a very positive person but very destructive.
A person with a constructive mentality wouldn’t have even thought of being this
destructively positive.
Constructiveness is obvious, you are not destroying anything
or hurting anyone, positive thinking on the other hand isn’t this obvious as
the example above shows. Positiveness also
takes action to formulate where’s constructiveness actually takes less action,
the less you act the more constructive you are and the more active you are the
more destructive you become. Because positiveness
takes action to formulate, it can be quite destructive as Hitler quite clearly
showed.
This also goes along with the push and pull effect, the more
we push away the more we are pulling in, a never ending expression of action
reaction, cause and effect. Positive thinking tells us to take action away from
anything we judge as being negative, a constructive mentality doesn’t take any
action as the less action we take the more constructive we become.
What happens when we take less action? For one we don’t get
a reaction and two we are under far less stress therefore think a lot less which
quietens the mind. It’s this quietened mind that helps us to heal.
Anyone with a constructive mentality can heal but not
everyone who is positive can heal!!
We have been conditioned to take positive action as opposed
to being conditioned to be constructive without action, this kind of
conditioning is very hard for us to let go of and this is why we have been so destructive.
Does a constructive mentality mean we don’t
take action, so when others are in trouble we don’t do anything to help?
No, it means we take constructive action in consideration of
anything we might destroy within such actions. We need to realise the more
action we take the more destructive we can become. Feeding the poor for example
isn’t going to help the situation unless we take less action to help them help themselves;
they need to learn to help themselves.
This is all a part of the healing process, there is no
negative to heal as there is no dark mass to heal so we take less action to
heal not more action. The way we have been conditioned tells us to take more
action which is causing even more reaction, more destructiveness. I find
it really funny how we have become conditioned in this way which keeps our
mentality ignorant of any other way to exist.
The best way I know to heal is to visualise people’s light
spots not dark spots and the world itself is no different. In relation to the Middle
East, a positive person will see dark spots and take positive action but a
person with a constructive mentality will only see these, what positive people
have judged as dark spots, light spots. These dark spots become balls of bright
light. Actually a lot of spiritually aware people who think they are positive thinkers
are actually people who have a constructive mentality, they are not true positive
thinkers because true positive thinkers can be quite destructive. A true positive thinker also thinks a lot,
usually too much to truly heal anything. Yes positive thinking can make a constructive difference
but it’s usually only a band aide effect, it usually doesn’t last long enough
to make a real difference; actually in certain circumstances it can make things
worse in the long run.
How can we learn to heal through a constructive
mentality? First of all drop the
positive thinking and become purely constructive, feel constructive in every
core of your being. Secondly, look at people and visualise their light
spots/masses, if you visualise a dark mass you are not quite constructive within
your mentality. The same goes with the world around us, visualise the Middle
East, if you visualise dark spots you again are not quite constructive within
your mentality. I should point out
anyone can become a healer, one just needs to be aware.
It is easy to get positive thinking mixed up with constructiveness,
they at first seem to go hand in hand, the main difference is, one takes action
to formulate and the other takes far less action, one takes more thought, the other far less thought. One should ask, which
one is more truly of the spiritual and of the inner self?
