Healing International Newsletter - 29th August 2010

Healing International Newsletter – 29th August 2010

Two years and four months ago I created Healing International.

There are now more than 10,300 members representing nearly every healing and therapeutic modality. And Healing International
is one of the very best comprehensive informational resources to be found anywhere on the Internet.

Membership of Healing International is completely free and if you are receiving this newsletter and are not yet a member I
would greatly encourage you to take a look at:-

http://healinginternational.ning.com

It takes only five minutes to complete your profile.

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E-Book Heaven CD

To celebrate the arrival of the 10,000th member of Healing International and our second anniversary I decided to put together
many of my e-books and other interesting items under the auspices of the E-Book Heaven CD.

E-Book Heaven includes the following E-books:-

Atlantis – the Antediluvian World by Ignatius Donnelly

Atlantean Crystal Dreams by Geoffrey Keyte

Chakric Intunements by Geoffrey Keyte

Chronicles of Atlantis by Geoffrey Keyte

Crystal Dreams by Geoffrey Keyte

Edgar Cayce E-Book by Geoffrey Keyte

Hidden Master Journal E-Book by Geoffrey Keyte

Pot Pourri by Richard Tully

The Spirit Orbs E-Book by Geoffrey Keyte

The Hidden Teacher by Geoffrey Keyte

Yoga and Crystal Configurations by Geoffrey Keyte

Plus – there are also a few extra items which I am sure you will find very interesting!

The E-Book Heaven CD costs only £13.97 (includes post and packing) and may be ordered from:-

http://www.templeofpeace.net/EbookHeaven.htm

E-Book Heaven will most definitely provide you with many hours of reading ~smiles~

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Friends Can Be Angels

It was the first day of a new school and a new school year for Mrs Thompson and as usual she told her class that she loved them all.

However, she soon changed her mind when she looked at Teddy Stoddard, slumped in the front seat with his messy clothes and his
great need for a bath.

A child told her that he had been a disaster the year before and inside a few days she found it gave her great pleasure to make
bold X’s all over his sloppy work, work that was never right.

Before Mrs. Thompson wrote her end of term reports, she reviewed the past records of the whole class and when she came to
Teddy’s she got a surprise. “Teddy is a bright child with a ready laugh. He does his work neatly and has good manners: he is a joy
to be around.”

But, that was three long years ago.

Then one year later, she is reading that Teddy is now living with a mother who is terminally ill and his teacher is writing that life
at home must be a struggle.

And the following year, she reads that Teddy’s mother has died and the teacher is writing that if something isn’t done soon, Teddy’s
home life will become too much for him.

By this time Mrs. Thompson is feeling ashamed of herself and this is made worse when her students bring her Christmas presents,
neatly wrapped and decorated with gold and silver: except for Teddies which was in an old brown paper bag.

The children laughed when they saw the rhinestone bracelet with stones missing and a quarter bottle of perfume that Mrs Thompson
took from the bag. But she soon stopped the sniggering by putting on the bracelet, said how beautiful it was and she then splashed
some perfume on her wrists and told the class how much she loved the scent.

And so she should have done for they were the last memories that Teddy had of his mum and what the teacher said made him feel so proud.

Teddy stayed after class to tell Mrs. Thompson that she smelled just like his mum used to.

That day changed Mrs. Thompson’s life. She stopped her organised teaching of subjects and began to help the children where they
needed most help and this gave her time to look after Teddy better as well as the other children in her class who had problems.

A year later, Teddy put a note under her door, telling her she was the best teacher he’d ever had in his life.

Six years later Mrs. Thompson got another letter from Teddy, telling her that he was now finishing high school, third in his class and
that she was still the best teacher he’d ever had in his whole life.

More years passed by and Mrs. Thompson got another letter telling her that Timothy had now finished College and that she was still
the best teacher he’d ever had in his life: signed Timothy Stoddart M.D.

The next Spring came another letter telling Mrs. Thompson that Timothy’s father had died two years back, that he was getting married
and wanted Mrs. Thompson to take the place of his parents at the wedding. Of course she went, wearing the bracelet with the rhinestones
missing and she also wore the perfume Timothy’s mum used to wear so long ago.

When they hugged after the wedding, Timothy thanked her for believing in him, for making him feel important when he was at his lowest
and showing him that he could make a difference. When he’d finished, Mrs Thompson whispered back to him: “Sorry Timothy, but you’ve
got this all wrong. It was you who taught me that I could make a real difference. It was after meeting you that I truly learned how to teach.”

Doctor Stephen Wood who told this story says: “friends are angels who lift us to our feet when our own wings are in trouble.”

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Can you make a difference?

As a healer and/or therapist how are you making a difference in the lives of people who come to you for treatment? When you
have given it some thought this is not such a silly question as it may first seem!!

If you feel inspired to answer my question I will publish the most profound replies in a future newsletter.

Take care

With many healing blessings

Geoffrey Keyte
Director
Healing International
http://healinginternational.ning.com

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