The TRUTH about The Healing Journey
by Diane Eble, CHCCP and editor of The Healing Code
Nobody wants to tell you
this.
But I think you can handle the truth. I love you too much to not tell you
this.
The healing journey is a bumpy road, full of ups and downs, setbacks and
detours.
In your heart, you know this already. But, when you’re desperate for healing, you will grasp at
anything that offers the instant cure.
It doesn’t exist.
In all my 13 years of doing The Healing Codes, I can count ONE experience
of an instant healing.
It was pretty dramatic, I admit. I had a horrible head cold, and was miserable for several days.
At the peak of the miserable symptoms, I was doing a Healing Code addressing poor boundaries. Literally in the
middle of doing that Healing Code, all my symptoms vanished suddenly and completely.
It was astonishing, but on one level it made sense. The immune system
is all about boundaries: the body says, "This is mine, this is not mine." I was working on a boundary issue.
Apparently that Healing Code healed that particular memory I was working on, and apparently that memory was
the source of my succumbing to that particular virus.
That experience, however, was not the norm.
The norm is around 3 months to heal a physical issue, for me
anyway. The norm is a gradual lessening of symptoms, and almost
an amnesia about the problem. It’s common for me to one day
realize, “Oh, that problem seems to be much better now. When did that happen?”
The norm is also: two steps forward, one step backward. Sometimes two steps forward, two or three
steps backward.
The trajectory of healing may look more like the stock market graph than a straight upward
trend.

It’s common for a client to tell me they had a great experience with The Healing Codes, they can
tell a difference, other people can tell a difference, and they are on Cloud 9.
Then, some time later—maybe weeks, maybe months—suddenly the symptoms seem to come back. They get
discouraged. “I thought this was working, but now I have my doubts.”
Trust me: When you do Healing Codes, they work. They are working all the
time.
If symptoms or an issue comes back, a memory comes back that you thought was healed, it means you
are either healing a different aspect of that issue/memory, OR you are healing it at a different
layer.
I’ve written about this a lot. It is one of the most important things to understand about the
healing journey.
Notice that I call it a “healing journey?” We may hit little destinations along the way as some things heal. But the journey IS the
whole point. The destination doesn’t happen—we’re not fully healed—until we reach the next life. At least that’s my
belief.
Healing in my mind is about
removing the blocks that keep us from aligning with God’s divine design for each of us, and experiencing more
of the divine nature, which is characterized by love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness,
and self-control.
The true destination is to grow more in these virtues. And that is a process, thus it IS the
journey. If you persist, it's an upward spiral of healing, even if you're revisiting an issue you thought was
healed.
I think one of the most brilliant things that was shown to Dr. Alex Loyd when he got the
“download” of The Healing Codes was that blockages in each of the
above “virtues” results in certain physical symptoms showing up.
A block in Love will show up in endocrine issues. A block in Joy, skin issues. And so on, as
chapter 11 in The Healing Code delineates. I have found that to play out in my life and the life of my
clients.
So your physical symptoms can be a signal as to what heart issues need to be healed, and vice
versa: your heart issues can alert you to what physical issues might show up if you don’t heal the heart
issues.
If on your healing journey, you seem to “stop healing,” don’t be discouraged. Take it as simply
information: there is something more in that area that needs to be healed.
As I’ve also said before, the key to making progress on the healing
journey is consistency of practice. You must do Healing Codes regularly to make progress. Whether you see or feel results or
not, continue doing them. If you have a setback, take it as valuable information that there is something more to
discover and heal.

The healing journey is a bumpy road. If you need someone to hold your hand when you feel you’re
going down, I’m here for you at
HealingCodesCoaching.com! I can help you find and heal the heart
issues, and pull you up so you can take the next steps.
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