Here’s another psychic / medium with a history of
neurological incidents. Maureen Hancock
is a contemporary medium in Massachusetts who had several neurological traumas
earlier in her life.
At age 18 months, she got lead-paint poisoning. Her brain swelled, she was in a coma for 2 ½
weeks, had emergency brain surgery with a shunt installed, chelation, and was
in and out of the hospital for the next three years, miraculously surviving
without disability a toxic exposure sufficient to kill five adults!
She had regular chelation for three years, and immediately
after completing the therapy, at age 5, she started seeing and hearing full
body apparitions. Over the years, she
was highly ambivalent about this and other abilities. On the one hand, she devoured parapsychology books, but at the
same time, she tried hard to suppress the phenomena and “be normal.”
Then, at age 24, she had a car accident resulting in massive
face and head trauma -- a skull fracture, leaking spinal fluid, pulverized
bones in her face. She felt and heard
her deceased grandmother in the car during the accident. And she spontaneously healed – each test
over the next two weeks showed further healing, and no surgery was
required. Immediately after this, her
psychic / mediumistic abilities burgeoned.
She started to hear hundreds of spirit voices, and have much more psi.
From that point on, she increasingly accepted her calling to
do energy healing and mediumship, and has been practicing in this field ever
since. She is now about 44 and highly
successful and sought after. There have
been no more neurological injuries.
The anthropological psychologist Holger Kalweit has studied
shamanism around the world. He has
observed that a person who is destined to be a shaman is often struck by various
illnesses and calamities that put her / his normal life on hold for a long
time, and that the tribulations only cease once the individual surrenders to
the call and agrees to practice as a shaman.
In other words, the shamanic path hammers the practitioner
into adaequatio! :)
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