Your healing is a grand conspiracy.

As you’re reading these words right now, you’re healing.

Even if you’re not aware of it, healing is happening within you 24 hours a day.

Here’s why.

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Everything in the Universe is on a path of growth and evolution and expansion. Change is constant. And healing is a perpetual part of that process.

Your body is made up of trillions of cells. Every one of those cells is doing its best to become healthier and more balanced within the environment it currently finds itself in.

Every cell is connected to Universal love and light. Every cell is doing its best to heal.

All day. Every day.

Think about that for a moment.

You have trillions of cells conspiring to help you heal.

And they’re not acting alone.

Your Higher Self is part of the conspiracy. (Who do you think is guiding all your cells toward healing?)

Your guides and angels and all the non-physical beings who love you are also part of this grand scheme.

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In Lemuria, we intuitively understood this.

We took for granted that healing was a loving collaboration between physical and non-physical forces—all working together to achieve balance and to support our natural evolution.

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Whatever kind of healing you need—physical, emotional, mental, spiritual… even financial—you’re not pursuing it alone.

The entire Universe is conspiring on your behalf.

So, if all this healing is constantly trying to happen, why doesn’t it always happen as quickly as we would like?

This is where it gets interesting.

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Often, without realizing it, we slow down the healing that’s already trying to happen.

Here's an example from my own experience.

Over the past couple of years, I became aware that I wasn’t remembering things as easily as I used to.

I’m in my mid-60s, and there’s a powerful belief in human consciousness that memory naturally diminishes as we age. And this notion gets amplified in the media with frequent references to dementia, Alzheimer’s and memory loss.

So, whenever I couldn’t recall something that someone else could, I became self-critical. And I could feel worry beginning to creep in.

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Eventually, I realized that those repeating thoughts and emotions were interfering with the healing that was naturally trying to happen for me.

So, I consciously began replacing those patterns with new thoughts and beliefs:

“It’s easy for me to remember details.”

“I enjoy remembering things.”

“I have excellent recall.”

“It’s natural for me to remember.”

And here’s the amazing thing: My short-term memory began to improve.

I started noticing that I could recall more details. And each time I did, I consciously acknowledged it: “Hey, I remembered that.”

I wasn’t forcing my memory to heal. I was learning to cooperate with the grand conspiracy that had been trying to help me all along.

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We all develop patterns like this in different ways.

As we move through life, we accumulate thoughts, beliefs, attitudes and behaviors that can limit us.

Some may have helped or protected us at one time. Others have been repeated so often that we accept them as the truth.

We begin to believe we’re too old.

That change is too difficult. That too much time has passed.

That our limitations are permanent.

That maybe it’s too late.

These beliefs often make it harder for us to relax, open and become receptive to the healing that’s already available.

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If something you’ve been wanting to heal in your life has taken longer than you hoped, it doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with you.

It may simply mean there are places within you that are still learning how to receive what the Universe has been offering you all along.

And awareness of those places isn’t something to feel bad about.

It’s empowering.

Because once you become aware of how you may be inadvertently slowing down your healing, you can begin to choose differently, like I did.

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This awareness is especially important if you’re a healer or you're feeling called to become one.

If you’re already a healer, you’ve probably had moments when you wondered why a client wasn’t progressing as quickly as you hoped—or you felt responsible for making something happen during a session.

Knowing that healing is always trying to happen can take some of that pressure away.

Your role is to help your client relax and become more receptive to the healing that their body, their Higher Self and the entire Universe are already conspiring to create.

When you do that, you become part of the grand conspiracy, too.

That same conspiracy is happening within you. Right now.

And it’s a beautiful thing.

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I’d love to hear how this idea resonates with you. Does it help you see your own healing—or someone else’s—in a different light?

Simply reply and share whatever comes to mind. I’d truly love to hear your thoughts.

Until next time, I send you my love and bright blessings from Lemuria,

David