The Right Way to Visit the Sick, Seen from the Side of Consciousness

The Merits and Pitfalls of Visiting the Sick

You know how people visit the sick, right?

When someone close to you is hospitalized, you go to the hospital, don’t you?

At such times, most people visit while feeling worried.

But rather than bringing only worry, there’s a way of visiting that can be a greater help to the other person.

You might think, “Of course you worry. What strange thing are you saying?” But can you understand what we’re getting at?

It’s because if you worry, and, holding that worry, meet the hospitalized person in a worried frame of mind, you tend to leave the “worry” behind in the hospital room along with you.

Thoughts can’t be seen, so you might think, “Whatever I think doesn’t matter.” But thoughts are only invisible; they are energy with a definite form.

We’d very much like you, who aim for the evolution of consciousness, to act with that kind of consideration.

Please think about an ascended way of visiting the sick: what is truly welcome to the person being visited, and what state you should bring your consciousness into when you visit.

An Ascended Way of Visiting the Sick

The visit you should truly make is one that delivers “good energy.”

It’s never one that leaves “worry” behind as a parting gift.

Deliver a bright “light of life itself” that encourages the hospitalized person and makes energy come welling up in them.

That kind of visit is far more meaningful.

When someone is hospitalized, feeling worried is a natural movement of emotion.

But the consciousness of a person who has ascended doesn’t stay there.

Without staying there, you yourself become a bundle of good energy, and just as the sun shines on the Earth without discrimination, you become the light of love itself as you think, speak, and act.

Then the hospital room of the person who’s hospitalized fills with good energy, and even after the visitor goes home, a gift called good energy remains.

That’s what we call a true visit to the sick.

It may not happen all that often, but it’s good to remember this.

Because it’s a talk full of essence you can surely apply in daily life too.