Power of healers

To explore the question of the power of healers, whether to distinguish the true from the false or, perhaps, to cultivate aptitudes one might recognize in oneself, it is essential first to define what a healer is: a healer is one who habitually cures recalcitrant cases. This definition offers the advantage of applying to the most diverse healers, from doctors to mystics, including magnetizers, physiotherapists, radiesthesists... but also of limiting the problem by considering only those who truly heal.
But what does this power to heal consist of? The Servranx brothers consider the question in a very complete and thorough way and propose concrete avenues for developing this power oneself.

In the appendices follow numerous examples and cases of healing, as well as the difficulties and detractors that healers regularly face. Why condemn a fact that one does not understand and that in-depth examinations make evident? And by what right prevent those who suffer and despair, in the presence of a science still insufficiently evolved to relieve them, from having recourse to empirics? Facts prove that these empirics, these healers, often save patients deemed incurable, for whom the essential thing is, of course, to heal.

Within the context of healing, the technique of distance healing in groups is also discussed, whether in the same location or as a healing chain, where each person acts from home, for the same purpose, at the same time, following the instructions of a guide.