Asending1,
I agree with your perspectives, but question the "battle in the body" concept. I see this as a non desirable view of a possible better state of being at that time in transition. Of course, any work has to be measured, or guided by loving intention, and the higher spirits help directing one's work, whether one is conscious of this, or not. Or, rather help get the energy you are giving, even if specifically directed, to the right places. As long as you ask for help, as you do your work, to have your work help this person in a healing way, you are asking that your work not be inappropriate in any way, hence, filtered through that working relationship with the master's energy. One either knows what one is doing, or, one can get help to make sure everything one is doing will be ok for the person you are helping. The whole approach is more intuitive too, of course, as opposed to a clinical standard approach of say, always doing 5 minutes of sword fingers to the kidneys, of every person in this situation. Sometimes it will be appropriate, sometimes not, but working through the master's energy and being in the present with each 'individuals' situation will bring about what it brings about. I would not want someone to experience a battle within the body, at any time. Remember too, that the overall purpose or intention has to do with helping someone elave, not healing them. This also 'colors' the overall work, regarding what you might do with specific organs. I like, very much, your mentioning the simple presence of a qigong healer/practioner's energy, and what that does to the energy the place.
love,
gallen
