I Am Not the Healer
- Abhijeet Chauhan

- Dec 4, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: May 18
As healers, it’s easy to carry the weight of responsibility—to believe that every breakthrough, every moment of transformation, rests on our shoulders. But the truth is far simpler, and infinitely more freeing: we are not the healers.
Healing doesn’t originate from us. It flows through us. The divine, the universal source, the infinite intelligence—whatever you choose to call it—is the true healer. Our role is not to create or control the process but to serve as instruments, allowing this energy to manifest in the physical world.
Think of a flute. It doesn’t create the melody on its own. It’s the musician’s breath passing through it that brings the music to life. In the same way, we are channels. The divine energy moves through us, creating healing. The moment we believe we are the source, the flow falters. Healing isn’t about us—it’s about the connection we facilitate.
This realization lifts the burden. We’re not here to “fix” anyone. That’s not our role. Our responsibility is simpler and far more profound: to show up with alignment, openness, and trust. When we surrender to the flow, healing happens—not because of us, but through us.
But being an instrument for healing doesn’t mean we simply stand still. There are a few simple but crucial things a healer must cultivate:
• Faith: Trust in the divine process. Healing happens in its own time and way. As healers, we need to let go of outcomes and allow things to unfold naturally.
• Presence: Be fully present with the person in front of you. Healing requires you to be a vessel of pure, undistracted energy.
• Alignment: Keep your own energy clean and balanced. A cluttered mind or unhealed heart creates resistance to the flow.
• Surrender: Let go of the need to control. Your role is to guide, not to direct. Trust the higher intelligence that’s working through you.
This truth allows us to step back and approach healing with simplicity and humility. When we develop faith and let things happen, healing becomes a collaborative process between the divine, the healer, and the person seeking healing.
In the posts to come, we’ll explore how these qualities deepen the healing journey, both for ourselves and those we serve. But for now, hold this understanding close: you are not the healer. You are the instrument.
Let that be enough.













































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