On Sunday we went to a healing service with Dr. Issam Nemeh. I recently read the book Miracles Every Day and wanted to experience his prayer for our family in person.
Earlier that morning, as we were getting ready, Seth asked, “Will he help with my PANDAS?”
“I don’t know, Seth. It’s kind of a Thy will be done thing. We don’t know spiritually what your PANDAS is here for. Are you to be cured? To be a testament of cure being possible? Are you to be a teacher with it? Will you serve many others because you have these tics, or are you to be done with them? What did your soul come here to do? I can’t say. All I can say is be open.”
Riley says, “Mom, he isn’t going to just cure anything instantly.”
I said, “Actually he’s done plenty of that. There is documentation of physical changes, before and after x-rays. Tumors gone. Diseases healed. Lab tests to prove it.”
“I’m sorry to be skeptical,” she says, raising her eyebrows.
“It is okay if you are skeptical. I just ask that you join us, and that you be respectful.”
She nods, okay.
I add, “I’m never going to tell you what to think.”
Riley replies sincerely,
“Thank you.”
Love it! Hope it was worth it, in whatever way that means.
YAMH.
Oh, the lessons! Be open to possibility and respectful of others – but don’t tell her what to think! Love it!
I love this exchange. Seth, you, Riley. Beautiful and perfect.
Sweet… so glad Riley has her own feelings… what was the outcome?