Chapter 20 - The Andean Being - Energy for Healing

The Andean Being returns again, this time to focus the wide power of Earth into healing. The earlier teaching opened the reader to general mineral strength, the feeling of becoming charged and enlarged by contact with the Earth’s reservoir. Now the attention narrows. Within the broad white Light of Earth energy are particular bands, specific rays that can be drawn out and directed for a purpose.

The image of the prism is central. Human beings are invited to imagine themselves bending and deflecting a particular colour of Light. The Earth offers a spectrum of energies, but conscious request and intention help tune the person to one narrow band. Healing is one of those bands. It is not separated from other forms of spiritual work, but it is given its own frequency, its own way of moving through the human channel.

The teaching recognises that healing already happens on several levels. Human healers may act as outlets for non-incarnated souls with particular skill, but the Andean Being adds another layer: Earth energy can become part of the healing ray. When carefully and specifically requested, it can be drawn up, focused through the person and offered to others. Healing therefore becomes both heavenly and earthly, both human and mineral.

One of the chapter’s striking claims is that Earth energy may be especially effective for absent healing. Ordinary human energy may need very clear visualisation when directed at a distance, but the Earth energy is presented as less easily deflected by muddled thought. It can travel with steadiness. That makes it particularly useful where clarity is difficult, and especially where the mind is vulnerable to disquiet and dis-ease.

The practice is simple and bodily. The reader is invited to lie on the ground, draw Earth energy into the body, ask specifically for the healing energy, and visualise those to whom the energy should be directed. The ground is not only beneath the body; it becomes a supply of healing force. The request matters because it tunes the person to the ray being sought.

A second practice is more direct. Patient and healer may lie on the ground together, if circumstances allow, or the patient may stand while the healer acts as a conductor, directing Earth energy upward into them. The teaching acknowledges that this may look unusual or even foolish, but it keeps returning to experiment: try it and see. The tone is practical, almost cheerful, despite the strangeness of the method.

The spectrum image also helps keep the teaching from becoming vague. Healing is not presented as a general good intention alone. It is a specific tuning within a larger field of Earth power. The person who asks for the healing energy becomes aligned with that particular ray, and the clarity of the request helps determine the quality of what is received and transmitted.

In the wider Earth sequence, The Andean Being - Energy for Healing gives mineral power a compassionate application. Strength is not meant simply to make a person feel powerful. It can be narrowed, refined and offered for the healing of others, particularly the troubled mind. The chapter invites the reader to approach the Earth not only as support, but as a living spectrum from which particular forms of help may be consciously requested and shared.

That makes the chapter both intimate and outward-looking. The body may lie directly on the ground, but the energy being drawn up is meant to travel beyond the body. Earth becomes a source of steadiness, distance-healing and mental relief, provided the human channel approaches it with care, specificity and service.