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The
following are extracts from emails exchanged between a network of friends
which evolved in Abadiânia. We hope they will provide you with an
insight into how, for each person, the experience at the Casa is individual
and unique.
Email addresses are provided for some of the authors, should
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If
there is one thing that this place has taught me it is to never loose
faith. When things become tricky it is a test of faith and even though
I'm saying it I understand myself how difficult it can be to actually
believe it.
Matt, Manchester, UK
mattdunning2002@yahoo.co.uk
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"To
the world you might be one person, but to one person you just might be
the world".
Martin, Abadiânia
sol.luna@terra.com.br |
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Through
a bone scan, I have recently learned that one of my sites of cancer has
disappeared. It was the one that I would have chosen to be first healed
as it was in my skull. I hope to continue on this path until I am in full
remission. The three other sites remain stable. Thanks so much for your
prayers and support.
Karen, USA |
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A
lot of things happen at the Casa for the purpose of testing our faith,
our belief in the process. It's so much more than physical healing. The
spiritual healing is just as important and is all a part of it.
Faith, USA
medicinewoman326@hotmail.com
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.it's really important for you to remember that what you experienced
at the Casa is 100% available to you again right now without you having
to save up and go there. Although I vastly prefer being there in person,
it's not financially possible for me yet either so: AS SOON AS WE SIT
ON AN UNCOMFORTABLE FORM SOMEWHERE AND CLOSE OUR EYES AND IMAGINE PASSING
BY THE ENTITY AND BEING TOLD TO SIT IN CURRENT NEAR HIM, WE ARE THERE
AGAIN IN REALITY - RECEIVING THE SAME HEALING, INSPIRATION AND ENERGY
THAT WE'VE ALL EXPERIENCED BEFORE - DON'T FORGET THIS!!!!!!!!!! |
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I
say this because I know how slack I've been sometimes, wanting things
to get better and losing my patience when the roller coaster takes a dive
BUT been too thick to realise that I'd given up sitting in meditation
for the slow and steady healing to continue - i.e. me responsibly playing
my part in the miracle rather than hoping it'll all just happen magically
- the spiritual law doesn't work that way and it's bigger and older than
me so I either get cracking and change my lazy, low-energy idleness or
I keep sliding back downhill. It's so much more empowering the other way
and you have to really master the tendency to be negative, critical and
filled with gloom. No matter who else around us is like that, we can't
afford to be! Listen to those others who carry the light, and fully protect
yourself from the company and attitudes of the gloom-doom-and blame merchants
out there. You've got to sit twice a day for any short or longer time
and put yourself back there - humbly, with compassion for your self, and
be open to learning about true self-love as it exists in God's eyes, not
human ones. This so cuts out the need for drama of any sort and it's that
which you were observing in some of the empowered folk in Abadiania -
a choice they make every day, not some lucky natural quality - so it's
all yours too, if you want it bad enough (as I do!). Get well - be well
- go well - stay well."
remember this journey we've chosen
is a raft-down-the-river: no idea what's round the corner - sometimes
peaceful easy waters that we just float on, sometimes rapids which leave
us exhausted or thrilled or terrified and breathless (depending how much
you like rapids!), sometimes a straight run for a while, sometimes lots
of "WHAT NEXT?!" corners, and sometimes a bloody great waterfall
- but there's always changes on the way - no one stage is IT - and the
Entities work on one thing at a time - depends how seriously off-centre
our ailment is, and maybe how much time we put into daily meditation which
of course is when they can work most on "whatever part they're up
to".
For some reason, Tim and I are serious cases and need progressive treatment
- I look at it like they're completely restoring a classic car and have
to take the bodywork back to metal one section at a time before treating
and repainting (and I hope rust-proofing), then they need to get into
the engine and take out lots of pieces and gradually replace or repair
them, then...... well, you know: it can be quite a prolonged labour of
love with the poor old thing sitting in the garage for quite a while and
just looking beautiful for now but not exactly roadworthy... YET. But
keep on with the project and who knows...
Drew, New Zealand
drew.umbers@xtra.co.nz
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was drawn there because I wanted to sit "in current" and be
a part of the community. I found an extraordinary place of love and healing.
Most of the people there were ill with cancer, AIDS, Lou Gehrig's disease,
leukemia, meningitis, TB, etc. and fighting for their lives. Each person
helped the others. That in itself was awesome to watch and be part of:
families attending each other. Friends helping new friends. Proprietors
of the inns taking care of their people with great attention. The family
of man caring deeply for each other in a way which seemed to speak of
eternity. There was no counting of minutes or days--no rushing around--but
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Invariably, people who came, whether they were sick or not, would change.
Some would find a deeper peace and lightness of being. Others would
be set on a course of physical healing as well.
I feel deeply
changed by being in Abadiania. It's hard to put in words how. But, being
there and interacting with the people has been a deeply moving
spiritual experience...opening me wider to the power of spiritual healing.
Amazingly, it all seemed so natural and easy when I was there. Not exactly,
"so what" but "of course...and why don't we do this all
over the world?"
The
time is right for more people to be exposed to this way of healing and
nurture their own potential for self-healing.
Emma, USA
EBragdon@aol.com
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was like a family member going away everytime someone left. Surely our
paths will cross again. The time spent in the sharing of laughter and
compassion at the pousada was as much of the healing experience as the
casa.
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I believe there's always a reason we go through what we go through on
our own path or for others. It's always a choice, albeit not always
a conscious one. I come and go with 'faith' in the casa and what there
is to experience there.
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I don't think we ever know the extent to which God guides us, and I personally
believe that nothing, absolutely nothing, happens by accident, and that
we are very blessed people to even have been to the casa, and that we
have divine protection for lack of a better way of putting it. My situation
has never been predictable or consistent with statistics, logic, or medicine,
so I have to believe that I'm here by God's grace, and for a reason, and
just trust each day to be led where I'm supposed to be and know that my
Higher Power is directing my thinking and actions. There's really no choice
is there?
Jon, Texas
dajotx2@aol.com
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has been a year now since meeting you at the Casa. So many things have
changed for me in this year. I feel more balanced in my life than before.
The universe as I knew it no longer exists. This is a good thing although
it hasn't always been easy recognizing and accepting this.
I
received an email from Verna and Antonio. They had the little boy Simone,
who were at Martin's at the same time as we were at the Casa. I remember
so clearly Simone. A 5 year old, loving child.
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When he passed over a few months after returning to Italy it was very
difficult for me. I wanted so much to believe that João / entities
could cure everyone of their illnesses. Then
when Terry passed over I was once again challenged in my beliefs. I
have since realized that they don't always cure, but they do heal. And
healing doesn't always mean continuing to live on this physical plane.
This last year has been a time of great joy and great sorrow. I have
experienced more growth in this last year than in my entire life.
I
am thankful for all the things I have learned and all the people that
I have met as a result of this experience. Thank you for being a part
of that learning and growing.
Carolyn, California
cmorthole@cox.net
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