A new approach to individual and planetary healing
By Gaila Mackenzie, graduate of the Spanish Healers Association; certified healer and teacher in Archetypal Healing.
Everything in nature, from galaxies, molecules, to ourselves, is formed according to a blueprint or archetype. These original archetypes can become distorted for many reasons, including traumas, genetic problems, family patterns, and various other causes for dis-ease.
Every aspect of life, from the most physical to the most subtle, in fact anything you can conceive of, has a corresponding archetype. By finding distortion in any of the archetypes, you know exactly where healing needs to be directed. The archetypes also give a well-defined and powerful focus for healing energy.
Inspired in part by Carl Jung, Rudolf Steiner and experiences in energy dowsing, Colin Bloy, an English healer, started experimenting with Archetypal Healing in the 70's. Slowly, after much trial and error and increasing success, Archetypal Healing became a coherent healing system. Many healing centers have since been opened, particularly in Spain, with 14 centers. Most operate on a donation basis. More than 8000 clients pass through the Madrid center each year, where such difficult conditions as cancer, AIDS, Schizophrenia, long-term depression and genetic problems, among others, are dealt with. Until his recent death, Colin was a popular guest on Spanish TV and radio and often appeared on panels with psychiatrists and medical doctors, to try to find a communal approach to healing.
Gaila Mackenzie is at present the only certified teacher in North America. A training program leading to certification takes four weekends, plus practice in the group and in supervised sessions. It's also possible to learn the basics to use with family and friends in a shorter program. Archetypal Healing is complementary to other forms of healing and can be learned by anyone with a sincere intent to help. No special gifts are necessary but focus and love.
The workshops are practical and hands-on.
Usually there is a month or two between levels to give time to practice and absorb the material.
introduces foundational archetypes, such as karma, chakras, energy bodies, the soul labyrinth, spiritual essences, how to deal with depression and traumas, including birth trauma.
covers physical archetypes, including bodily systems, organs, metabolism, muscles, nerves, brain pharmacy, DNA, etc.
introduces the Archeometer, sacred geometry, distant healing, etheric operations, the higher chakras, and the futuristic healing work of Emma Kunz, whose geometric drawings are expressions of what she called “the medicine of the 21st century."
Focuses on how to combine various archetypes in a session, dealing with a range of symptoms, from the most physical and genetic to the most subtle and spiritual.
Gaila Mackenzie at gmmackenzie@earthlink.net