Encounters of The Miracle Kind

As I stepped into the little chapel, the power of the energy that was present made my knees buckle. This feeling was not unfamiliar to me, but I have only felt it in certain sacred places and spaces where the Divine is present. It certainly was in The Little Chapel in Paradise Valley, Arizona.

Sara O’Meara is her name. She is a true healer who harnesses a power beyond what most people can fathom. For thirty-plus years, she has called on her gift to heal people with what she calls, “Holy Spirit.”

Being a medium myself, I can see and feel this energy she speaks of and uses in the service of the Divine. It is present even before anyone enters the room. Yet, when Sara calls upon it to heal, it seems to envelop those people who are being offered a healing. I say “offered” because I noticed that healing is a participatory process. Some people would allow the healing in and could instantly heal, where others were more resistant to this healing light. This is not a judgment, but rather an observation I have seen in myself and in others. I am learning that we must be participants in our own healing. There is a power that exists that Sara taps into which can instantly heal a spiritual, physical, mental, or emotional issue—yet often, it is a process, for various reasons. One such reason is that we are so stuck in the past, to what has been, that we can’t step into the present where the healing exists.

As one gentleman stood to receive a healing of his left foot, I noticed he would not take that first step as Sara requested after she told him he was healed. He could not have the healing in that moment, as he was certain he could not walk on his foot. This made sense to me as I, too, have experienced this resistance to letting go of my experience of what has been to choose a new experience of what can be.

[caption id="attachment_1121" align="alignright" width="300"] Inside The Little Chapel[/caption]

I also observed other people, some of whom I know personally, completely and fully stepping into the present moment and embracing this light. They were able to shed long-standing physical issues in a moment where others began a slower, more gradual, healing process. My father had received a healing from Sara a year earlier. He had been walking with a cane because of severe pain in his hips. The way he described his experience of his own healing was the pain just evaporated as Sara told him he was healed. After this occurrence, he forgot about his pain and his cane and had no trouble walking, and even hiking and biking.

The wonderful part of all of this experience is that we can heal. We can choose to allow in what we need, and it is there for us. This is the reason I travel throughout the world to learn from great healers like Sara.

For more information about Sara O’Meara, go to http://ourlittlechapel.blogspot.com/