Healing pool of Bethesda In Wanda Burchs book She who dreams she describes a dream that I since reading it, have been using all the time when I craved healing: I walk with a guide to the healing pool at Bethesda. There is a long row of steps with a columned arcade above, and I meet an angel who says its name is Eliseus. I ask the ange; for help, but no one seems to come. I hold my guides hand as a child would, and I move cautiously into the edge of the pool. Another angel moves forward, perhaps the same one, and stands beside me. This angel tells me that I will find the healing in the rushes or rushing. I walk with my guide into the cleansing wtaer of the pool, and feel that I am healed. Look at this healing pool dream. Think of a special place -a river, a swimming hole, a place by the ocean - any place that will work as your own healing pool. Relax with music candles, whatever feels most comfortable for you. Have your pad of paper and pencil nearby. In your ind travel to your healing pool. Look for a guide -animal or human- who will go with you into the healing pool. Travel to my healing pool and wait for the rushing of the water with your guide or travel to a special place for you. Remember everything you see and bring back your own personal set of healing images that you can claim as your own healing pool meditation. Write your meditation down and revisit the pool whenever you need. Wanda Burch She who dreams, p 276 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pool_of_Bethesda
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