Sept. 13, 2016

Rob and I are seeing Don Theo this afternoon. I wake up feeling as if it is Christmas morning. A deep sweet silent anticipation of seeing him glows within me. Although Vernon Howard taught me truth, Theo exemplifies healing love and silence. For these days silence is what my soul expresses best. It is drawn to teachings that go far beyond words. Words are just signposts and once you reach your destination, they are not necessary any longer.

Rob and I got to the place where Don Theo was giving his energy attunements. He was at lunch, though. Soon I saw him walk up to Decatur Healing Arts, sipping something from a paper cup. He stopped to finish his drink and then came through the door.

We greeted each other with warm hugs, him saying I looked wonderful. I went to the restroom and then entered the treatment room. We talked a while, me telling him what symptoms had been bothering me, so he would know what to focus on.

This is the fourth time he has worked on me and the hour sped by. At the end of the visit, I said, “You’re my teacher, aren’t you?” and he smiled and said a simple yes.

Rob had a session with him following mine and then we went across the courtyard to a pub and both had wonderful sandwiches. Took a few photos that I will post separately. While at DCA, Susan, the owner, suggested that the Kwan Yin cards were fun, so I drew one. This is what it said:

“42 Undeserved

Grace comes from the Heavenly Court with all its faces, Honor follows with its blessings and there’s no hitch—you use it, and everything goes well for you….all life, you see (can you?) is caught up in Heaven.”

Rob fooled around with the Elvis pinball machine in the pub and as we walked to the car, I saw a huge cloud with a silver lining. Will post a photo of it, although it was much more dramatic than the picture shows.

All in all, a grace-filled day and I can’t go to sleep just yet. Guess I am overstimulated by all the good fortune.

Vicki Woodyard