RESPONSIBILITIES OF
THE HEALERS
1.
Allow the client to take charge of their own healing
--The client
has the right and obligation to choose how they would like to pursue their own
healing. The healer should taylor-fit their skills and wisdom toward the hopes,
needs, and aspirations of his/her
client.
--Help
the client to weigh the options, risks, costs, and benefits of a particular preventitive,
diagnostic or treatment approach.
--Act with the
least possible intervention reasonable.
--Deal with the
client directly
2. Respect the client
--Do
no harm; Take care not to abuse,
neglect, molest, or injure a client.
--Have
an attitude of unconditional positive regard for the client. Have a kind, sincere, and cheerful
presence.
--Keep
the relationship confidential.
--Charge a
reasonable fee. Allow the client to
choose the services, how often and when in full knowledge of the fee. Do the work as a service, recognizing that
money is never fair exchange for healing or good advice. Keep the clients' costs at a minimum.
3. Act with skill and advise with wisdom
--Use
techniques that tradition, science,
experience, and common sense regard as useful and reasonable.
--Be
humble when confronted with the great forces of nature and realize that we are
but a small piece in the great scheme of things.
--Seek to learn
as much as possible about healing and wellness, and realize that there is
always more to know. Help others to
educate themselves.
--The
healer should keep to his word, and only make promises he/she can keep.
Be careful about predicting the future; Talk about tendencies and possible series of
events. Speak truth only when truth is know; otherwise offer your opinion.
4. Live a life of example with regard to
self-care, discipline, and service.
--Experience is
good reservoir for advice. Knowing how
to heal oneself is reasonable proof of the effectiveness of the healer.
--This
struggle for wellness allows us to become more familiar with the details of the
terrain of disease and illness.
--Serve
with love and clarity of vision.