Medical Intuition. C. Norman Shealy Md, PhD

      

      

Medical Intuition Awakening to Wholeness

      by C. Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D.

       President, Holos Institutes of Health

       Professor Emeritus of Energy Medicine

       Holos University Graduate Seminary

       Founding President, American Holistic Medical Association

      

4th Dimension Press • Virginia Beach • Virginia

      Copyright © 2010

       by C. Norman Shealy, M.D.

      1st Printing, July 2010

      Printed in the U.S.A.

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      The information in this book is not intended to replace medical advice. You should consult your physician regarding any general or specific physical symptoms. The author and publisher disclaim any responsibility for adverse effects resulting from information in this book.

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      Contents

       Foreword

       Chapter 1 My Journey from Parapsychology to Neurosurgery and Medical Intuition

       Chapter 2 Intuition as the Foundation of Creativity, Science, and Health

       Chapter 3 Edgar Cayce—the Greatest Medical Intuitive

       Chapter 4 Who's the Matter with Me? Origins of Disease—Illness as a Metaphor

       Chapter 5 Blocks to Healing and Building Self-esteem

       Chapter 6 Synchronicity, Vision, and Creativity

       Chapter 7 Prayer, Healing, and Mysticism

       Chapter 8 Stress Management—Antidotes to Illness

       Chapter 9 Tools for Optimizing Intuition

       Chapter 10 Contacting Guides and Angels

       Chapter 11 Becoming a Medical Intuitive

       Chapter 12 Reincarnation and Past-Life Therapy

       Chapter 13 Recommended Books, Courses, and Programs for Building Intuition

       Appendix A

       Appendix B

       Appendix C

       Appendix D

       Appendix E

      FOREWORD

      MEDICAL INTUITION: A SCIENCE OF THE SOUL

      

I do not know one person who, when describing his or her state of health, does not fail to include a profile of his or her mental and emotional status. It is, in fact, incomprehensible these days to leave out those details. Who would even think to ignore their stress patterns or their heartaches or their business or life traumas when describing how they are feeling? I can honestly say that I cannot even imagine such a conversation these days. Over the past fifty years, we have made great strides into re-awakening the Divine design of the natural order of the body/mind/emotions/spirit coordinates that support life. This inherent intelligence about the natural harmony between the soul and the body was lost over the centuries as the Age of Reason or the Enlightenment fell in love with the scientific approach to life, but we now stand on the threshold of both a Mystical and a Medical Renaissance. We have crossed the psychic Rubicon and entered into the era of the intuitive mind, the cosmic heart, and mystical consciousness. We have not yet fully arrived in this new place, make no mistake. But we have made the crossing. We are pilgrims, en route to our potential, a potential we will never fulfill in this lifetime. But we are the pilgrims who have begun the journey.

      The field of holistic medicine is, of course, a central part of the energy paradigm. And the need for medical intuition to be recognized as a science within this emerging paradigm of energy, or mystical consciousness, is not an option so far as I am concerned. It is a necessity. We have years of research ahead of us to mature this field into a well-respected science that can stand alongside other sciences, and like other new fields, this, too, must earn its stripes. But that is a worthy scrutiny, as medical intuition needs to come into its own as a legitimate field. As an energy-based science, medical intuition has an enormous amount of vital data that it is capable of providing to the physical world of science, data that quite frankly makes a standard diagnosis incomplete. Yet, because medical intuition is not yet subject to the rigors of an authentic science and does not yet have an agreed upon education program for medical intuitives, much less a national board that licenses them to practice, and because we have yet to formulate controlled means to validate “energy data” or to work with it in a reliable manner, the field has not yet earned the credibility that it so urgently needs.

      While Norm brilliantly addresses these concerns within the pages of this book, as a practicing medical intuitive for over two decades, I know from long experience that the field of holistic health, including the science of medical intuition, is confronting several obstacles that will take years to resolve, as they are not mere problems. Problems have solutions. What we are confronted with as we truly come to grips with the vast difference between the physical world of medicine and the philosophical core of energy medicine is a predicament—namely, a collision of realities and all that such a collision portends. And predicaments, unlike problems, do not have solutions. Rather, they call for the emergence of new perceptions in order to move forward.

      Let me offer just a few examples of what the challenge is to which I am referring. What makes “science” a science is repeated research that, in turn, produces reliable data. Such data becomes a building block, a given piece of information that