Carole describes her program this way:

I learned hands on healing from a lovely spiritual healer, who trained with her Puerto Rican mother. I worked within a small group of people who studied once a week for well over a year. We meditated, practiced on each other in pairs, and occasionally focused group energy when illness had been diagnosed. We also worked individually with long distance healing and in a cohesive group when needed.

Since everyone is able to learn these simple methods, the technique can be freely shared with others. I personally guarantee that most minor pains and problems will abate within 3 to 4 minutes of starting hands on healing techniques. [minor cuts and burns, scrapes, splinters, stubbed toes, sore muscles, headaches, stomachache, ear ringing – etc.]

No special beliefs or faith is needed – just a desire to heal oneself.

Wikipedia: The Brockhampton Guide to Spiritual Healing describes contact healing in terms of a “transfer of healing energy,” and distant healing based on visualizing the patient in perfect health.

There are three parts to a magic trick, like a disappearing bird trick. Part one is the pledge, where the magician shows you something ordinary, like a bird. Part two is the turn, where he does something extraordinary, like make the bird disappear. Part three, and there always has to be a part three, is the prestige, where you have a twist, and bring the bird back. Only then will the audience applaud. This movie is a complex story of the rivalry between two magicians, how it effects the people who love them, of Nikola Tesla and “The Transported Man”. For more on this movie, see IMDb

A look at the Theosophical Society from its beginning to the present day. Film and discussion, led by the president of the Maryland lodge.