Ah wretched Anticles, struck down by fate, be thou healer of my sorrow, taking me with thee out of life.
Powerful magic was the weapon used, and the healer must be an expert in reciting incantations and skilful in making amulets.
On the occasion of the second visit he told his healer that he thought he could cure the sick in this way, and Quimby agreed with him.
We find, however, that the healer connected with the Christian sect has no advantage over his Mohammedan or Buddhist brother, and that neither is able to succeed better than the non-religious healerin all cases.
Oh, no," said he; "the difference between a genuine healer and a quack like Bryant is as wide as the poles.
We have accounts of one non-Christian healer whose cures have probably been handed down to us on account of his exalted position.
The second reason why we might perhaps not include it in a résumé of the healers is that it is intended to be for the use of the individual to prevent his employing a healer of any kind.
But he had not yet come to the full belief of, and reliance upon, that Healerrecognised as Messiah.
And now, lastly, we have here our Lord shadowing His highest work as the Healer of blind souls.
We have theHealer who is also the Judge, warning the healed of the possibilities of a relapse.
In the second of them, when He likened Himself to the brazen serpent lifted in the camp, He claimed to be the Healer of a sin-stricken and poisoned world.
Whenever He healed He laid the entire emphasis upon the faith of the healer and the one healed.
A mental healer could not cure a cancer by holding in his mind a picture of the hideous disease, with all its horrible appearances and symptoms.
The healer holds in mind only what he desires to establish in his patient's mind.
To the healerhealth is a vital, immortal principle, the everlasting fact, and disease, although it seems painfully real to the sufferer, is but a false belief.
The patient may not always have a conscious faith, but the healer has, and a similar faith is aroused in the patient later, as he begins to feel the divine healing power operating and working like a leaven in his nature.
The healer holds continually the healing suggestions, and concentrates on arousing in his patient expectancy of relief by bracing his hope, confidence, assurance and faith in Divine Mind that restores, renews and heals.
The mentalhealer vigorously denies the reality of disease in the sense that truth is a reality.
He can recover health and keep it by applying to himself the same principles that the healer applies to his patient.
This is in effect what the mental healer does in treating a patient.
We must offer the same uncompromising opposition to the reality of all kinds of disease, mental and physical, that the mental healer does.
And the healer seemed to be struggling, as he listened to the tale, to force some reluctant brain-cell to unlock and give its stored memories to his conscious mind.
The Penitent" was originally printed in The Pictorial Review, with the title "The Healer and the Penitent.
The healer half rose from his chair, and then sank back, with a hoarse, inarticulate murmur.
The faith requisite to the healing was not that of the Healer alone, but primarily faith on the part of the suppliant.
For spiritual blindness so induced, the Divine Healer offers sure relief.
It will be better that I should ask you a question: Is the physician, taken in that strict sense of which you are speaking, a healer of the sick or a maker of money?
He does not recognize that time is the great healer both of mental and bodily disorders; and that remedies which are gradual and proceed little by little are safer than those which produce a sudden catastrophe.
He was not an avenger of blood, but a healer of men.
To aver that harmony is the real and discord is the unreal, and then give special attention to what according to their own belief is diseased, is scientific; and if the healer realizes the truth, it will free his patient.
The following oddity in mental processes is here to be noted: A healer told her patient to take a certain drug during her illness, and that she would then demonstrate the power of Christian Science over this drug.
When a healer treats for hire a sufferer from typhoid fever, is he acting in a religious capacity?
At the same time that the Jews kept sacred or holy fires continually burning on their altars, they carried about a serpent on a pole representing it to be the "healer of nations.
This gentle Healer is not the theocratic judge of his warning prophecies.
Therefore she had her desire, and her Healer recognised her faith as true, though blended with much ignorance of Him.
If He Himself was one of the sick and needed healing, how can He be the healer of the rest?
This done, she came to the door and opened it, and motioned for the Healer to leave.
They watched the figure of the Healer growing smaller in the dusty distance.
Warning words had passed among the few invincible ones who waited where the Healer must pass into the open, and there was absolute stillness as Laura advanced.
The night had fallen before he got to the mountains, which he and the Pioneers had seen the Faith Healer enter.
The crowd swayed and parted, and slowly, bare head uplifted, face looking to neither right nor left, the Faith Healer made his way to the door of the little house.
Then came the great sensation--the Faith Healer converted Laura Sloly.
Tim's voice suddenly lowered before the last word, for the Faith Healer had broken down in a torrent of tears.
That was the only sound, until the Healer got to the door.
Then another great Healer came between, and mercifully dealt the sufferer a blow--Death has a gentle hand sometimes.
He waited till she sprang into her waggon, after the Healer had mounted his mule and ridden away with ever-quickening pace into the prairie.
They pointed out cold-bloodedly that the Faith Healer had failed three times where he had succeeded once; and that, admitting the successes, there was no proof that his religion was their cause.
As in a picture, framed by the window, they saw the kneeling figures, the Healer standing with outstretched arms.
They found the Faith Healer by a little stream, eating bread and honey, and, like an ancient woodlander drinking from a horn--relics of his rank imposture.
Grichka had no use for those whose pockets were not well lined, for he was accumulating vast sums from those weak, fascinated females who believed in his divinity as healer and spiritual guide.
Then he added: "In me, Gregory Rasputin, you see the One sent by Heaven as the Healer and Deliverer of Russia from the hands of the oppressor.
To aver that harmony is the real and discord is the unreal, and then give special attention to what according to their own belief is diseased, is scientific; 21 and if the healer realizes the truth, it will free his patient.
Suddenly the healer snatched his hand away, and with all the energy at his command exclaimed: "Stop!
Mother Fevdoroff spread the news of the wonderful cure so well that the healer actually overworked himself every day feeling the pulses of his patients.
From Vasilenko's restaurant spread tales of marvellous recoveries from all kinds of diseases which the healer discovered as soon as he felt the man's pulse.
A few days later the priest sent word to the healer that he should come to see him.
Meantime, your insides are exposed for whatever the healer wants to do to them.
First the healer gives you an air that makes you sleep, or you go mad in about fifty heartbeats.
I'd have known she was a healer even if Mrs. Conner hadn't told me the night before when she was over in our house.
She gave her the soothing drops which the vanished but still reverenced healer had left--drops which she was almost certain owed their potency to some alias of opium.
From this it is to be concluded that the magic of names was associated from of old with the conception of a divine healer and protector, and that Jesus, like Marduk, was a name for this God of Healing.
Within a year of his arrival the little Red Doctor had become, as it were, official healer to the whole place.
But the official physician and healer of bodies (and souls at times) to Our Square is too full of other and more important things to find room for resentment.
The Healercontinued to call out "Where are they, where are they?
The wife of the Chief Contractor presented Kisika with a beautiful fan made of paper lace; and the Healer gave her a little sugar trumpet, of which the mouthpiece was this time intact.
The Healer was accompanied by a page made in the shape of a drum.
I trust for the sake of your honour that you all have a headache," and so saying the Healer walked towards the pair of donkeys.
The Healer was by now attending to the last of the victims.
When the Healer had put it on he looked like a mound entirely covered with ivy.
The Healerlit a candle, took his sealing-wax, and set to work.
He waited till she sprang into her wagon, after the Healer had mounted his mule and ridden away with ever-quickening pace into the prairie.
Then another great Healer came between and mercifully dealt the sufferer a blow--Death has a gentle hand sometimes.
When such cures were effected, they were attributed to a special gift with which the healer was divinely endowed, and this gift was bestowed, in rare instances, upon individuals who were distinguished by especial sanctity.
He was addressed both as a healer and destroyer; as one who inflicted diseases, but who likewise vouchsafed remedies for their cure.
Mesmer did not claim this quality, and yet he performed cures which were as notable as those of any saint or inspiredhealer of earlier times.
Gradually he acquired a reputation as a healer by means of the methods of laying on of hands, conjuration and prayer.
In his gentler aspects he is the giver of joy, the healer of sicknesses, the guardian against plagues.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "healer" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: midwife; oculist; therapist
