eBay bans sale of Witchcraft related products.

Originally Posted by norseman

Sungirl, I am not getting at you personally but do you have Insurances in place on your healing, and do you have licenced premises ?

Yes, I have insurance and I am a registered Bach Practitioner. My certificates are on the wall.

Both of my modalities involved assessments and case studies. I didn't just do a weekend course and call myself a healer. Not saying that was what you were implying but there are people out there that have done that.

I don't have licensed premises because I work in my own home in a dedicated room that only I go in and the cats aren't even allowed in there. I personally don't charge a great amount (can mail you my web addy if you are interested in my ethos) and offer to trade for healing work.

I also don't consider myself to be doing the work, I am simply a channel and anchor for the energy.

[norseman]

Good for you, Sungirl. I only asked because my ex had to go through all the bureaucracy when setting up as an Acupuncturist, so I am aware of the pitfalls.
[ I always have Rescue Remedy in my cabinet ]

I won't miss wading through all of the tarot readings to find the tarot decks that I would miss if I narrowed my search too much. Ebay said this decision was because the sale of services like readings and spells often resulted in disputes that were difficult for them to resolve. I imagine that "difficult" was an understatement.

Norsey, I didn't have any problems. Is she with Balens? We were given details when we passed and I added the Bach when I renewed. I didn't do anything for years so let it lapse and they just restarted it with copies of my certs.

Although acupuncture may be different because it is actually something physical entering the body.... but then so is Bach.

Having said all that the lady I go to has certs and stuff but you don't see any of them. I just put them up to make new people feel more confident in my ability.