Did I just wake up one day and decide that I am a healer and that I want to help people? No.
Looking back throughout my life I can find certain clues or events that suggested that I was meant for this path of spiritual healing. I chose this path, which means that I could've walked away from God's calling. This was no longer possible given the way that my life was going at the time when I answered the call to ministry.
After going through seminary, I moved to Michigan (job/boyfriend) and I met my colleague (Giving HOPE: http://www.hope-giving-life.com/), Brenda. Ignoring my path of spiritual healer was also no longer possible given the direction of my life. I HAD to get on board with the way my spirit wanted to go: healing and helping people.
It's taken me a while to get the courage to "come out of the spiritual closet." I've listened to people and my negative self-talk that say that what I'm doing is way different and that people won't accept it. I've been working on healing myself while I'm getting things going and working on accepting myself. That is what is key: accepting yourself/myself. It doesn't matter what other people think of me. I am saying that in the nicest way possible. I have to be me and serve God. God is the one who chose me for this path--in fact, God wants us all to be on a spiritual path. Whatever that means for the individual. I trust that since God already knows everything about me, she's happy with me being me. I am where I am supposed to be. My hope is that I will meet lots of people who are ready/willing/able to heal themselves (I am simply a way to help heal...you do the work!).
"You can heal that!"
Blessings to you,
Jenn Tafel
angelintraining73@yahoo.com
(517) 599-3363
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