A beautiful quote about healing from the Sufi Master Hazrat Inayat Khan
"In the game of life we tend to get bewildered and to lose track of our essential nature and identity, concocting endless opportunities for disharmony and disease. Illness may be a message of the soul to show us how to remember who we are. We are like a seed, whose shoots are conditioned by the forces of its environment, perhaps a bit stunted, or shooting out too fast. But deep inside, the seed holds the knowledge of its original intention and destiny. This is the healer's role: to help a person to remember their true being, to resonate with their true purpose. The phrase, ‘the face before I was born’ refers to that knowing which precedes our incarnation. It joins the limited with the unlimited, the human with the divine."
"The greater the healer, the vaster his spirit.
In the end, healing is simplicity. A sacred space, which may be an outer one, or only internal, dedicated by love, in the attunement of peace and unity, inviting the presence of the divine essence, in the service of healing pain and suffering.