"Spiritual healing occurs through feeling""Healing practitioner Brigitte Wiebler, member of the Bruno Groening Circle of Friends, lectures today in Hotel Palmengarten"Offenburg. "Spiritual healing" is regarded by the members of the Bruno Groening Circle of Friends as an alternative to traditional medicine. Brigitte Wiebler from Stuttgart, too, swears on it. Jens Rademacher spoke with her. BZ: What is "spiritual healing" all about? Wiebler: The teachings of Groening assume that man is surrounded by healing waves. Although these energy forces are invisible, they have an effect on body, mind and soul. The Healing Stream is taken up with the hands open. After the introduction, everyone is in a position to do this. BZ: Is the energy measurable? Wiebler: You can measure the energy just as with acupuncture-that is scientifically proven. BZ: How can energy heal illnesses? Wiebler: It is a matter of consciously taking up divine life-force. The energy causes body, mind and soul to be in harmony again. BZ: But most people won't buy that without further details. Wiebler: Yes, but each person must experience for himself. Spiritual healing occurs through feeling and takes place in the realm of subtle matter. In the Bruno Groening Circle of Friends there are also physicians who document healings. BZ: Isn't it more that a positive attitude toward life raises the chances of recovery? Wiebler: Yes, that is also a power; every thought is power. Everyone has a free will and can thus have positive or negative thoughts. The negative ones take away the life force and make you sick. BZ: Which illnesses can be remedied? Wiebler: I always say: every illness is curable, but not every person. BZ: What do you think of medication? Wiebler: If you need it, you should take it. I advise no one against medication. BZ: Are you often accused of charlatanism? Wiebler: Yes. They are people who are not spiritually open and have not attempted to come to terms with the cosmic power. It is a matter of attitude. I cannot be angry at such a person. But in the long run you can't get around provable facts. |