A practitioner writes: “We think this might be another case of retrocausal healing. [Name withheld] was due on June 13th and was born emergency C-section on April 5th and has surpassed all progress/health benchmarks for premature babies: Lungs, immune system, feeding, caloric intake, weight gain and every other metric for gauging the health of a premature baby. She came home from the hospital in South Africa yesterday and I did the session for the family this AM. [Name withheld] and I spent about 1 hour on Skype last night (his early morning). He was up early getting ready for [name withheld]’s arrival.” Was this baby’s remarkable progress for a preemie a result of retrocausal healing from the session done weeks after her actual birth?

You are spot on with this assessment. If you think about this, it is quite logical that to be assisted with the greatest benefit, applying healing at the time lung and heart are being challenged during the birth process and helping the infant equilibrate and cope with the new environment coming from behind in a sense because of being underdeveloped and vulnerable because of the immaturity, there is an important need to make up for lost time. In actuality, healing was done prior to the birth as well to help set the stage to assist the infant in the new life. Fortunately, the prior karma on the part of infant and parents both was not a sufficient negative to block a divine intervention in this way to help smooth things and to make the needed improvements and prevent a rocky start in life that could have profound consequences affecting development and even survival.