The last few weeks have been very interesting again. In addition to my healing work, life has shared itself with me in the form of stories from the Egyptian, Roman and Renaissance periods: I traveled to Italy to look at stories and the lives of people in Rome and the Vatican City.
The Vatican City Museum tells the story of the Egyptians, Romans and from the Middle Ages to the present day. It was interesting that at the time of my visit, the Pope and I were only separated by a wall: He is always in St. Peter's Basilica on Wednesdays to receive the faithful. It's been a long time since I've seen so many people at once.
I no longer travel to the world's big cities that often. I was very surprised by the number of people, even crowds, in this rather small city compared to New York, Beijing or Deli. Around 25,000 visitors a day wander through the Vatican Museum alone and outside it seemed like three times that. For me, it is always interesting to see how people live, what life tells us and what we have taken with us into the present day.
I am interested in how languages, writing, painting, craftsmanship, technology, healing and togetherness developed. It is extremely interesting to stand next to ancient Roman buildings and ultra-modern skyscrapers. For me, it is impressive to look at paintings by Picasso, Marc Chagall, Vincent van Gogh or the Renaissance painter and sculptor Michelangelo, who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in four years. I am fascinated by the creativity and art of the lifestyles of the time.
Again and again, small and large details can be found in the millennia-old sculptures of those from whom we have taken inspiration for today. For example, I found the story of Hermes and the staff he held in his hand and of Asclepius, who held a similar staff, and the parallel story of Jesus Christ very interesting. All three were healers in their own way. My head started smoking from being overwhelmed with information and memories of medicine men and shamans. Once again, it was very interesting for me to see how many parallels there are to the different world cultures/imprints. The women from ancient times were also very present. Mary, Mother Teresa and many goddesses lined the paintings and sculptures with their stories.
In search of clues
For many years before the corona period, I encountered the stories of medicine women and men in South Africa, the Native American tribes and shamans on the west coast of America, and the cultures, religions and healing methods of monks in Asia. Even then, and now in Rome and the Vatican City, I have been searching for traces, so to speak, and enjoy the things that express the workings of ancient times from the highest consciousness.
It fulfills me to incorporate natural healing work into modern life and to keep finding new parallels from ancient times. Passing on the ancient knowledge of healing to those who know how to use it is now the next step in my vocation.
Because anyone who knows me knows that I am open-hearted, profoundly patient and want to work out the ideal for people or people and animals.
Your personal development / further training depends on what you have already learned and also on your personal powers of observation, your physical abilities, your mental openness, your spiritual abilities, your inner peace, your physical sensations and your soul part.
Everyone who wants to live their vocation is given what they need to fulfill it.
For most people, there is a common thread running through their lives. Animals have accompanied me throughout my life. They are my best friends. All my training helps me in my vocation today. From the bottom of my heart, my soul gifts enable me to be what I am today.
I am deeply grateful for that.
