Theta
Healing is encapsulated in the ancient hymn in John 1. "In the beginning
was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God…and the Word
became flesh, and dwelt among us…"
I've had an epiphany – the hymn in the Gospel of John 1 is
talking about how to do theta healing. Theta Healing is simply teaching us to
be One with God, and how to make this oneness work. It is exactly as it says in
the Gospel of John. The ancient hymn in John
1 seems to be the process of Theta Healing, or actually, of any kind of
manifesting.
In the beginning was
the Word,
And the Word was with
God,
And the Word was God
The Word was in the
beginning with God.
All things came to be
through him,
And without him,
nothing was made that was made
First, or the beginning, is your intent or your command –
the Word. You go up. You are with God. You merge. You are God. Things come to
be through this Word. Manifestations come from this command or intent, and
being one with God.
What came to be
through him was Life
And this Life was the
light of all men.
And the Light shines
in the darkness,
And the darkness
comprehends it not.
What comes to be is the abundance and richness of life. With God, we can only manifest what will be
One with the energy of Love – that which is Life, Light. It is impossible to
manifest destruction or hatred or death, because that will be not-One,
not-Love, not-God. Or in other words, it is impossible to manifest at all when
you are in a spirit of hatred or condemnation or judgment. To manifest
[healings] is to be one with the energy of God, which is Love. Love, Light,
Life – these are, in fact, different
words for God.
"This Life was the light of all men." Light of all
men speaks of service for the good, what illuminates, lightens suffering,
brings people to an understanding of themselves. "And the light shines in the
darkness." We are called to be this light, to be in the Light of God.
"And the darkness comprehends it not." Those who
don't know (in the dark) cannot understand it; have no comprehension of this.
If they did, they would be in the light.
He was in the World
And the World came to
be through Him
But the World did not
know him.
He came to his own,
But his ownerships did
not possess him.*
"He came to his own," the exegesis in the New
American Bible says "his own" is a neutral pronoun, meaning his
property, possessions. It seems that this is the fruit of what is manifested.
In the next line, the pronoun becomes masculine, and I would hazard, possessive
– that he was not "theirs." The possessions do not own him. This
speaks to me of detachment – of not falling slave to what might be the result
of manifestations.
And the Word became
flesh, and dwelt among us
And we saw his glory,
The glory as of the
Father's only son,
Full of grace and
truth.
"The Word became flesh." The Word, your command,
intent, becomes manifest, becomes flesh. The word used here is Shekinah, the
Spirit of God. The Unmanifest becomes manifest. The spirit, the word, the
intent, what is imagined, becomes real, material. "Dwells among us,"
is literally "pitched his tent with us," as grounded and earthly as
can be. It is made real in the world, in the humdrum life of people.
"And we saw his glory. The glory as of the Father's
Only Son." This is living as God, in our magnificence or glory, "as
of the Father's Son," as a child of God, as being One with God. This is
being full of grace and truth. For this is the truth about us. That we are God,
godding; fragments of the Divine, sparks from the Source, co-creator with the
Creator. When we own this magnificence, Wayne Dyer says, we own our being from
God, our being divinity. And this is the state we are being called to, to the
state of being "the glory, as of the Father's…"
So there you have it – in an ancient hymn, a pretty good
summary of the process and results of Theta Healing!
*my interpretation, based on the exegesis or comments in the
NAB.
