The Mysticenter for
Healing and Spirituality
In February of
2004, I was presented with a vision from Spirit. This vision was of a
The physical
premises of the Center, Spirit told me, were intended to be built in an old
apple orchard located in
Since the
initial introduction of the Mysticenter, I was also shown that, in time, there
would be additions of a biosphere, a solarium, and self-sustaining features
including a water filtration plant and a wind-powered electrical plant. Outlying areas of the grounds would include
residential buildings for staff and a small farming community.
It goes
without saying that such a building would have to be huge. The design would have to acknowledge the
importance of the natural surroundings while incorporating the features of
soundproof rooms in order to maintain the maximum healing environment. The cost of such a Center would be astronomical. However, Spirit assured me that this Center
was within the realm of possibility and that it would be built within my
lifetime.
This drawing
is a representation of what the front of the building is to look like. The front entrance is intended to face Eastward, having three marble pillars: red to the North, white to the South, and
green to the East, the three forming an equilateral triangle of nine feet per
side. The awning will cover the
entranceway in a steeple-like fashion.
The domed skylight, shown above in sky blue, will cover the main chamber
which will house the herb garden, creating a greenhouse effect.
This floor
plan is the original information provided to me by Spirit in 2004. To the right are the active healing
modalities and to the left, the passive healing modalities. Wall fountains are to be placed between the
entrances to each of the therapy areas in order to create a relaxing atmosphere
and maintain adequate humidity for the herb garden. The building will extend to
the sides to accommodate the auditorium, chapels, and biosphere in the
Southeast wing; Spiritual analysis and consultation rooms and the solarium in
the Northeast wing; guest rooms in the Southwest wing, and the cafeteria and an indoor children’s
play area in the Northwest wing.
At present, I
am working on a fiction novel which will express what is to be done at this
Center and the role that Spirit has played in creating the basis for this
project. The story tells of Annie, a
woman who is living a mundane life with an office job. She begins to take interest in alternative
healing as a result of the stress on her job.
Her pursuit of health and her desire to help her recently widowed
friend, create the basis for her journey into the metaphysical realm where her
spirit guides teach her to use alternative healing methods in helping
others. Through dreams and visions, she
is introduced to a magical place where people can come to heal their bodies,
minds, and spirits.
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2. We believe that each individual is able to attain the state of harmony through unconditional love of others as well as love of his or her own inner being.
3. We believe that healing the phsycial and emotional wounds of this life and past lives through spiritual energy focus, as well as, traditional medicine, paves the way for a healthy being.
4. We believe in the responsibility of the individual in making choices and utilizing practices that bring healing and harmony into daily living.
5. We believe in the power of prayer and meditation to initiate good in the lives of individuals and in the common good the world over.
6. We believe that our awareness of and interaction with other levels of existence does not negate our day to day responsibilities in our physical lives.
7. We believe that seeing to the needs of the individual on a physical level frees the mind to progress on the spiritual level.
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