Remembering Wholeness

The book, Remembering Wholeness: A Personal Handbook for Thriving in the 21st Century, by Carol Tuttle is an interesting combination of a modern understanding of energy healing and traditional Christian beliefs. For anyone, like me, who doesn’t share Tuttle’s Christian beliefs, parts of the book are a tough read – too much talk of God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit. However, for Christians who want to understand energy from a Christian perspective, this book is great.

I do think Tuttle has the energy part right – she just chooses to frame this understanding of energy in Christianity, and I don’t. Tuttle is a Certified Energy Therapist who uses clearing techniques to help people release negative energy. Clearing negative energy frees a person’s natural healing system to heal in the way God (or in my preferred terms, the Universe) intended.

Tuttle provides a number of exercises. I particularly like the energy circle, where you draw an imaginary circle on the ground, speak positive “I am” statements into the circle, and then let yourself bask in all that positive energy.

She also provides a “turning it over to your angels” exercise, which is pretty much what Abraham-Hicks teaches as the “turning it over to your manager” exercise in the book The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent: Living the Art of Allowing. Obviously, I prefer to think of my guiding and managing energy as managers rather than angels, but whatever terms you think in, I hope more people come to understand how important it is for us all to cultivate as much positive energy as we can.

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