Sharing Tools for Healers by Jim Self

I didn't have the time to introduce this video properly when I first posted it, but I really liked the answer Jim gave to a question from a healer. I've made some rough notes from it, as I do from time to time, for those who can't watch videos because of a slow connection or whose language isn't English. This is not a complete or exact transcription.

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The questioner/healer said that even though she has used all of Jim's 'tools' she still finds she still gets knocked off balance at times. But her clients don't even have a reference point on how to manage their energy, how to deal with the fear, the insecurity, the chaos and turmoil that is in their lives. They have none of the tools that she has. She asks how can she best start them off, what direction does she point them in?

Jim replies that a lot of people who are lightworkers, they hold energy, they have a sense of this spiritual shift, and have a role to play. At the same time they are a person with "stuff" in their space. They are learning specific skill sets, tools, abilities, one of which is to become masterful. It's about really beginning to live the life that we are learning about. Living that life means demonstrating that life.

He says the reason many people are coming to her (and to many other lightworkers) is because she is holding a level of Light in her space. Many people are also coming saying "I am broken , can you fix me?" It's quite a wonderful validation of her, except that they don't know how to manage her space. And so what happens is, they climb into her space, or into those little weak points that she doesn't know about, and that's where she gets knocked off balance.

All they are doing is finding that weak point in 'her' that reflects 'them'.

It's her picture first. All they are doing is showing her a part of her energy field that hasn't been cleared yet.

He says to her - stay in your own sense of wellbeing, and begin to realise that your job is not to 'fix', your job is simply to say 'hello'. And when I say 'hello' to you I say hello in a way that holds wellbeing, even though you feel you are broken, hurt etc.

So you don't 3rd dimension take pity, and you don't 3rd dimension try to 'heal' them, and you don't fix them, and you don't tell them what's wrong with them and what they 'should do'.

Jim goes on to say that you shift them to a state of wellbeing by changing the focus to something that IS more pleasing to them.