One summer, while working as a waiter at a large outdoor event, a
waitress ran up to me in a panic. She said she was asthmatic and having
an attack. Her inhaler was empty and she was having trouble breathing.
We were nowhere near a drugstore and her breathing was becoming more and
more labored. I told her that the only thing I had to offer was Johrei
and she said, “I’ll try anything!”
I grabbed two chairs, told her to sit and started giving her Johrei. In seconds, she began spitting up mucus. I continued to give her Johrei until her breathing became normal. The waitress thanked me and said that the moment I raised my hand she had felt a pressure pushing out all the phlegm from her lungs. She was fine for the rest of the day.
I grabbed two chairs, told her to sit and started giving her Johrei. In seconds, she began spitting up mucus. I continued to give her Johrei until her breathing became normal. The waitress thanked me and said that the moment I raised my hand she had felt a pressure pushing out all the phlegm from her lungs. She was fine for the rest of the day.
Ginny: Tucson, AZ
