About the Healing Work Every being is surrounded by an energy field. This field of energy undulates through every cell, and in effect, serves as a body’s operating system. Kim Pickett’s healing work begins with a thorough evaluation of an individual’s energy field.

The energetic body contains everything ever felt, thought or done from birth to the present. The physical body is the three-dimensional expression of the energetic body, but the physical body mirrors only a minute portion of one’s vast, energetic body. Although invisible to physical eyes, the energetic body more closely represents the immensity and intricacy of an individual’s true self than does the physical body.

Like the physical body, the energetic body has a precise structure and anatomy. This energetic body is organized within an auric system composed of seven frequencies. Each frequency correlates to one of the body’s seven energetic centers. These energetic centers are also called charkas.

In musical terms, a chakra represents one octave. Still thinking musically, imagine a flute with seven finger holes. In order to play a beautiful, integrated melody, the sound emitted through each hole in the flute must resonate fully. If any of the seven holes is blocked or even slightly constricted, the resulting melody will be distorted. Likewise, the body’s energy centers must be wide open if a being, human or animal, is to resonate at full potential.

The intelligence of the electromagnetic field that surrounds every physical body has an organizing influence on living tissue—changing undifferentiated cells into muscle, nerve, bone, and skin, and controlling many functions of the human body. Disruption of an electromagnetic field creates missing connections (dissociation) between the energetic body and its corresponding physical body. These missing connections result in physical disease, loss of physical energy, or an inability of the physical body to heal. In short, missing connections between the energetic and the physical body, deprive the physical body of the information it needs to maintain its form and function.

What causes these missing connections? Various stresses create a residue of charged energy that, if ignored, can lead to dissociation between the energetic body and the physical body. Emotional or physical trauma, surgery, environmental stress, and habitual, negative emotional, mental, physical patterns are stresses that can leave a residue of energy that may trigger dissociation between the energetic and the physical body.

Wild animals discharge excess energy in various ways—shaking, roaring, bawling, shrieking, snorting, sighing, belching, expelling gas, defecating, or urinating—after a threat or trauma has passed. Humans, by comparison, have a highly developed neocortex that often causes them to override their instinctive responses to stress.

Similarly, animals living with humans often mirror the suppressive human response to stress and experience the physical and emotional manifestations that result when instinctive responses are stifled. When feelings such as fear, anger, or grief are not allowed to dissipate via simple, natural processes, they can build up in the body until they overwhelm the nervous system, create dissociation between the energetic and physical body, and “lock in” chronic physical and/or emotional dysfunctions.

Kim “reads” the energetic body and finds the missing connections that are manifesting as physical dysfunction. Having identified the areas of dissociation, Kim assists her clients in re-establishing these crucial connections and reclaiming physical wholeness.

Working with a practitioner of alternative healing such as Kim (a medical intuitive), does not prevent an individual from simultaneously seeing a medical doctor. A medical intuitive cannot legally diagnose and prescribe treatment. If an individual is experiencing a medical condition, Kim urges that they see a medical doctor in addition to any work Kim, herself, might undertake.

It is realistic to believe that Kim’s work may assist an individual in successfully dealing with physical issues. It is also true that Kim’s approach to healing may be of great value when Western medicine cannot find a solution or progress seems unusually slow.

The Healing Crisis…
You’ve decided to clean up your act. You’re eating more nutritiously, exercising regularly, and getting adequate sleep. Congratulations! You’ve set the stage for a healing crisis! The wholesome support you are giving your body will pay off in the long run, but chances are good that you will experience a healing crisis before you begin to reap all the benefits of your new regimen.

No doctor, patient, or food can bring on a healing crisis. When the body is ready, nature will take over to cleanse and release the bound energy that has been the obstacle to healing.

A healing crisis can move through a body slowly or rapidly depending on a person’s constitution, nervous system and what they have earned. One earns crisis through hard work. It is the result of sacrifice—giving up bad habits and choosing to be more in sync with nature.

Each person’s healing crisis is unique. The experience can range from harsh to gentle according to what is possible and appropriate for a specific body. Some crises come in the form of backaches, skin rashes, car accidents, joint pains, diarrhea, or dental problems. Some people experience all of these symptoms but usually not simultaneously. A healing crisis may move from one part of the body to another, or it may localize in an area the body has targeted for cleansing and rejuvenation. The healing crisis allows the body to rid itself of old tissue and acids that have accumulated over a period of years or even decades.

The exchange of old tissue for new happens only when new tissue is radiating its vitality. The old tissue has exhausted itself and the new, built from life-giving foods and health-building processes, has grown stronger than the old, abused tissue. The tissue built from poor food and destructive living habits will eventually be overpowered by the tissue created from natural foods and life-affirming habits.

A healing crisis is actually a blessing—an accelerated opportunity to move toward wholeness, to honor the body's intrinsic, self-healing power, and to allow those potent powers to dominate.

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