Those who attended the Kendo Nagasaki Event day of 17th May will recall that a member of our inner family, Yvonne, received some worrying news, which was that her son, Dexley, had been taken ill during a charity cycle ride. At the time, there was no news on how serious the situation was, but we did know that Dexley had been taken to hospital by ambulance with concerns about his heart and following some worrying symptoms.

Kendo spontaneously called for a group Distance Healing, and he is most grateful to all the guests on the day for immediately participating.

Dexley was kept in hospital while various tests were run, and it has taken some time for a clearer picture to emerge, but he seems to be very well. The tests are not quite finished, and he’s not yet been cleared to resume his competition-level cycling, but the doctors have not been able to find any problem with his health, which is excellent news. The positive energies which were sent by everyone at The Retreat on 17th can only have contributed to this excellent outcome, which bodes very well for the future.

As with everyone on Kendo’s Distance Healing List, we continue to visualise good health for Dexley and peace of mind for his family. Kendo points out that projecting the two principal aspects of the Medicine Buddha, Yakushi Nyorai, which are healing and the reassurance to not be afraid, is an action of great benevolence and enlightenment, which not only spreads positive energy throughout the world, but also draws it to those who act with such selfless compassion. Kendo reminds us that visualising ourselves as an integral part of such an inter-connected and positively-energised natural world is deeply and universally empowering.