Continued Healing

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The IBS is clearing up.  It’s been some time since my last ceremony with the sacred medicine.  Going into those ceremonies, I didn’t even pray about the IBS.  It felt to me like the sacred medicine was going through my body, searching for where healing was needed.  I had prayed about depression and anxiety, etc.  I believe the sacred medicine went to the root of the problem.  It did feel like it was starting in my gut, and branched off from there to every part of my body, with my extremities being last.  Then it went through my life, giving me hyper realistic images (memories of my past) at key points of trauma, etc.  Thank You to God the Father in the name of my Lord, Jesus Christ.

Doug,  August 11th, 2026

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