Praying Medic - Emotional Healing in 3 Easy Steps

Emotional Healing in Three Easy Steps

By Praying Medic

Copyright 2015 Praying Medic

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NOTE

Although I work as a trained paramedic, I am not a licensed counselor or mental health professional. I cannot diagnose mental health conditions or recommend the best course of treatment for them. The advice given in this book is not intended to replace the advice of a licensed counselor or mental health professional. I do not assume liability for any harm that results from a decision to forego professional mental health treatment. I cannot guarantee that the suggestions given in this book will result in the same outcomes I, or others have experienced. I am not responsible for the outcomes that result from following the advice given in this book. There is no guarantee that the teaching in the book will lead to healing. While I believe wholeheartedly in divine healing, I also believe in and encourage you to seek standard diagnostic evaluation and treatment if it is indicated.

Introduction

While designing the cover for this book, my wife encouraged me to let her create something with a light-hearted and whimsical look. I asked why she didnt want to create one with a more contemporary look, like the rest of our books. She said the cover ought to convey something about the process of emotional healing weve discovered. And unlike most methods of counseling and prayer for emotional healing, the one we use isnt heavy or serious. The steps well outline are a lighter and less stressful approach than anything youve probably encountered before.

This isnt a comprehensive book on emotional healing. It is however, a place to begin the process of receiving healing of the emotional trauma youve suffered in the past. Rather than write a book which covers the subject from various angles, this book is narrow in scope. It focuses on a specific type of emotional traumaone that is most commonly found in the general populationand offers a quick method to remove it permanently. Although the approach Im going to describe can be done quickly and easily, dont be fooled into thinking it isnt powerful. Nearly everyone Ive ministered to using this approach has remarked at how powerful the results were.

This book does not address the subject of deliverance. While I acknowledge that many (perhaps most) people who suffer from emotional trauma also have some level of demonization, its my intent to focus exclusively on emotional healing. There are many books that have been written on the subject of deliverance and Ive included a lengthy chapter on that subject in my book Divine Healing Made Simple . I do intend to write a more comprehensive book in the future on emotional healing and deliverance. As you follow the method Ill describe, youre free to use whatever deliverance techniques youre accustomed to, though you may not need them. In many cases, the emotional healing itself can remove demons effectively.

Ive read many of the books that have been written on emotional healing and Ive reviewed many of the current approaches being used in Christian ministry. Included in the methods Ive become familiar with are Sozo which was developed by Bethel Church, Immanuel Prayer , Liebusting , Theophostic , as well as the approaches used by Freedom Encounters and the teaching series developed by Elijah House called Healing Trauma .

Although all of the approaches in use today have a degree of effectiveness, most of them take several hoursand in some casesdays or weeks to complete. I needed to find a method that could effectively heal emotional trauma in a ten minute ambulance transport and none of these offer a quick method for healing.

After receiving my own emotional healing and after my wife received hers, we began comparing the elements of the different approaches in use today. There were a few common elements that nearly all the different approaches relied upon. I took the handful of steps they had in common and developed a short process based on them. I tried this new approach on one person after another and the results were shocking. Nearly everyone experienced a significant level of healing of the painful memories from their past and the emotions associated with them.

Over the last year Ive used this approach on over 100 people. Some of the healing sessions were done over Skype, some were done in person and many (probably half) were done over internet chat. It didnt seem to matter whether I was with the person or not. The results were just as effective over internet chat as in person or over Skype. The method can be done by just about anyone and requires no formal training. It can be done just about anywhere and in most cases it only takes a few minutes. The great thing about this method is that after someone has been healed, they can easily be taught to use the same method to help someone else receive healing. It also works well for healing new emotional wounds that happen in our daily interactions with others.

I used this approach with one woman who had been through 20 years of counseling. She said the counseling didnt help her at all. After a 15-minute chat with her over the internet, the painful emotions from the sexual abuse she suffered as a child were gone. She couldnt believe it. She was so impressed with the results she immediately used what I had taught her to get her husband healed of his emotional trauma.

I used this approach with another woman over internet chat. She said she had been through every kind of emotional healing available, multiple deliverance sessions, and years of prayer for healing of various problems. Ive repented of every sin I can think of, renounced everything under the sun and Ive forgiven everyone who has ever hurt me and I still feel like hell. She was very skeptical that I had anything to offer. We used my quick approach and when we were done she was astounded. The anger and all the other painful emotions she had wrestled with for years were completely gone. She felt better than she ever remembered feeling. Then she asked how long it would last. She couldnt believe something this simple could have a lasting effect. I got in touch with her several weeks later and she was still feeling just as good as the day she was healed.

Emotional Healing Dynamics

Our soul is shaped every day by the interactions we have with each other. Every video we watch, all the interactions we have with our family and coworkers, and every encounter we have with God has an impact on the person we are becoming. I'm not suggesting as ancient philosophers did, that we are the sum of our experiences. However, the person we are today is largely a product of our past experiences. And if we have emotional or behavioral problems today, they are likely the result of things that happened in our past.

The events of our past affect the way we feel, behave, and interact in the present. If we want to change our current behavior and emotions, we need to change the way the past has affected us. While we can't change the events of the past, we can change the way in which those events affect the way we live today.

The way in which we respond to present conflicts was shaped in our soul during our youth. When we faced one event and one challenge after another, we developed ways of responding to them. Sometimes we developed an appropriate response and sometimes not. Most of these coping behaviors are ones that we learned from our parents. If Jesus was not a part of our life when we were three years old for example, we learned to respond to such events without the light of God to guide us. And although we may have the light of God in us today, our patterns of thinking and behavior have been etched in our soul before that light was present, and it's likely that we're still responding in ways that were developed in relative darkness.