Nicola Staff asked 3 years ago
We have addressed this with you before and will continue to reassure you that this is entirely ethical. This would not be accepted by the mainstream readily, because their views are so well entrenched about getting verbal consent and often written permissions before any kind of health care procedure. But there is a quite naive understanding of the workings of the mind. They are in ignorance that the largest portion of the mind is actually consisting of the deep subconscious that operates independently of the conscious awareness. So you can interact with the conscious level all you want, but it is hardly in a position to speak for the deep subconscious because it is totally clueless about what that part of the being might or might not want to see happen. The conscious self is also as ignorant as the health care system about the true origin of emotional problems as well as physical ones, and the average client, in particular, has a conscious self that knows little more than the average person about anything in particular, and when it comes to deep issues like karmic repair, will have no basis for making a sound judgment whatsoever. So a human being at the conscious level in the state of ignorance it represents cannot be trusted to weigh in concerning what is in its best interests, and is best left out of the discussion altogether because it can only turn to its own biases that might arise, attempting to frame the question in an understandable way, when it is simply not privy to the facts. So you are on safe ground doing anything or everything you have before you as an opportunity, as long is someone is requesting it on the person’s behalf for a high purpose. The usual concerns apply, that it needs to be done discreetly so as to not cause a backlash through the ignorance and potential emotional reaction people can have if they feel they are being taken advantage of or manipulated without their knowing about it.
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