Am I the only one that can't meditate?

[saurab]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

The way I put it sometimes is if there is doubt, (which would be a lack of faith) -it is like a closed door, a block
or a wall up for any healing to occur.

the open door analogy is exactly right, in my opinion.

[Unseeking Seeker]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

The way I put it sometimes is if there is doubt, (which would be a lack of faith) -it is like a closed door, a block
or a wall up for any healing to occur.

Very true, Miss Hepburn. Yet, for an entity to be free from doubt implies being seamlessly connected boundarylessly with God, like a flicker-free flame. Then we see manifestation or healing as creation in perfect resonance with God’s energy.

Very few of us can honestly claim to be at this stage.

For lesser mortals, in as those still in mind, the method of healing is to vitalise the object (of healing intent) in God’s energy invoked and yet … outcome released or surrendered to His will.

The difference is obvious. In the former case, we walk on water, in the latter, we do not not attempt to.

Hmmm … we plod on.

[Gem]

It's simpler - you can be aware of what's going on and have no doubt that 'this is how it is'.

[Unseeking Seeker]

Originally Posted by Gem

It's simpler - you can be aware of what's going on and have no doubt that 'this is how it is'.

All being as it is doesn’t alter anything unless we infuse our intent into the flow. Simply looking, self-aware is alright in as far as detachment goes, acting as a receptor. To be a transmitter, rather than a reflector is another ball game altogether.

[Gem]

Originally Posted by Unseeking Seeker

All being as it is doesn’t alter anything

It changes by itself.