The energy of the coronavirus and how to best deal with it in order to strengthen your immune system and co-create healing for all

As so many countries are now being affected by the coronavirus and that we have already been in confinement here in France for almost a week, I’m looking here into the energy of this virus and the thoughts, emotions and  behaviours it is triggering in people. Here I am sharing my thoughts on this subject as well as on how to best deal with it in order to strengthen your immune system rather than let this energy dictate your behavior, emotions and how you interact with others.  

My understanding, from a purely energetic point of view, is that the more we engage in the energy of the coronavirus, the more we are likely to catch it and the more we amplify this worldwide pandemic. On the other hand, the more we engage in its opposite energy, the less likely we are to catch it and/ or be seriously infected with it (meaning having to be hospitalized) and the more we participate in co-creating healing for all.

Conditional versus unconditional love

Conditional love says : « I love you if you are as I want and need you to be. If you are not, then I will withdraw my love from you/ love will not be granted to you”. Being loved conditionally is felt as a contraction in the body rather than as an expansion as it limits the expression of the self. It doesn’t allow us to fully grow and expand into who we truly are. This form of love asks us to conform to another person’s expectation of who we should be or how we should behave according to them and to their own standards.

Real strength is not the absence of weakness. Real strength means that when your weaknesses show up you gather the courage within yourself to look at them, embrace them, heal them and integrate them so that you cannot be manipulated or intimidated by them anymore; neither can anybody else manipulate, control, trigger or intimidate you through opening up or activating that particular wound.

Are you following your track or somebody else’s track?

I remember this time when I was going through one of my training as a coach and energy healer and was asked to practice some tools live while an instructor was supervising me. I was extremely quick in narrowing the client’s limiting belief and was very much on my track, knowing exactly where I wanted to go and following the energy of the person I was working with.

But then, the instructor started interrupting me. First it was to congratulate me for being so quick in identifying the limiting belief that was at the root of the pain that the person was experiencing, but she also thought I should ask another question.

What are you avoiding feeling or doing by staying in your comfort zone?

I once had a conversation with a man I met on a train about staying in one’s comfort zone. The man started the conversation on this topic by saying that he was not the kind of person who enjoyed staying in his comfort zone. He understood staying in one’s comfort zone as meaning somebody who hasn’t really travelled or hasn’t lived outside of their birth city or country, or simply somebody who is not really active. He himself had travelled extensively (travel was also part of his work) and he was leading a really busy life. 

I had to point out at this time that keeping busy and constantly being in different environments did not mean that he wasn’t in his comfort zone.

Are you letting negative thoughts create your reality?