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=== Esoteric healing === Bailey's teaching on healing primarily concerns the relationship of soul to personality, of the spiritual to the material nature. In her view, all disease has its ultimate root in some type of blocked or inhibited soul life. Therefore, healing consists of releasing the soul, that is the establishing of a right relation between the soul and the personality where the personality is defined as the instrument of soul expression. Eliminating [[inflammation|obstructions]] and congestion, the source of a major part of disease. The whole process of healing is directed by thought, the mind of the healer and sometimes emotional synergy to inhibit causes of disease. Healing becomes automatic where the practitioner no longer is directed by energies, currents, centers, that include the nadis as one area of focus, the abstract is related back to the practices where appropriate but healing is directed without effort.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.lucistrust.org/books/ponder_on_this/ponder_online/contents/part_2/books_ponder_on_this_ponder_online_contents_part_2_068_070|title=068-070 (Lucis Trust)|website=www.lucistrust.org}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.lucistrust.org/online_books/esoteric_healing_obooks/part_one_the_basic_causes_disease/chapter_the_psychological_causes_disease_part1|title=CHAPTER I - The Psychological Causes of Disease - Part 1 - Online Books (Lucis Trust)|website=www.lucistrust.org}}</ref>
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