Mark Earlix - Healing Through Connection

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Hi and welcome to the You World Order Showcase podcast. Today we are talking with Mark Earlix and Mark is a healer and I am so excited to have him on the show today to share with us what he does and how he does it. And he has a special gift for all of you who are listening today and I hope that you will take advantage of it.

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So welcome Mark.

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It's so nice to have you join us.

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It's so nice to be here, Jill. Thank you so much for having me.

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So tell us.

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What do you do

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I know you're a healer. But I just.

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I’m mystified my the whole thing.

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Well, you know.

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Me too. And after 48 years of working with this stuff, I'm still mystified with it, and I let the basically I you know, I talked to the old man or old woman upstairs, which is really inside.

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And say OK boss, take over.

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And it pretty much takes over with most people and the only thing that matters to me most is that people get to go through a change in their life, whether it be physiological, biological, neurological, skeletal, whatever, emotional I work with that.

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As well with most people.

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And sometimes I'll be able to perceive things where dynamics start in their life. The causal moments started in their life, the bruises start in their life, that they're experiencing five years or 50 years later, or even 70 years later. And we all have.

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This ability to work with these things and that's what I teach. I have apprentice programs, I have appointments with people.

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There's free healing circles that I have not only online, but when I do travel.

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And I'm starting to pick up again after a couple of years where people get to congregate and generally the healing circles that I offer well, they used to have between 50 to 250 people, you know, just through word of mouth.

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And now they're starting to build again. The online healing circles are awesome. People will sometimes feel me, you know, my hands on them or something changing in their body

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and it's a natural phenomenon. Some people will feel heat or cold, electricity or static sensation. Other people will feel like an emotional catharsis if they should. The ones that do need to. The ones that don't, don't need to. There's no right or wrong or good or bad in the mind of what I call creator.

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And or the godliness as I refer to it.

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Some people call it source. Some people call it universal consciousness. Some people call it the nameless one. It the godliness doesn't care what you call it. It's in all ways of life. Even if you're agnostic or what.

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Ever and or existentialist or whatever. And there's.

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Usually something that someone always believes in and I go directly to the source.

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Some people may as those sensations that they feel that I mentioned.

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As I mentioned, some do and some don't. It doesn't matter. As I mentioned and some people will find themselves healing most immediately.

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And most people, they'll notice the change just right away. Other people, as soon as they say, walk out the door or turn off the computer, they may sense something happen or beginning to happen in their life, or they may notice it. Who knows?

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Two weeks or two months later, thinking to themselves, Oh my God.

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When did this leave me?

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If that should be the case, you know everyone has the possibility the potential to have their life change, and as long as we're not in control of the change, because if we are, then we're playing God and it's just not going to work or it won't last.

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And I've worked with and taught. I don't know, approximately 25 to 35,000 people over the years. And this is my life and doing it for 48 years and totally enjoy it.

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It's so fascinating. I worked with.

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Lynne McTaggart's intentions group the 8 intentions 8 or something like that.

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I don't know if you've.

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Ever heard of her? No. But.

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So sorry.

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The intentions part of it is kind of struck me.

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Is what some of what you're talking about in terms of healing spontaneous healing. I have experienced it personally with I had my thumb, the bone of my thumb. I was building a camper out of wood and I hit my thumb with the pneumatic nail and it went.

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And it hit my bone in my thumb.

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And it hurts so.

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Bad. Let me tell you.

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I bet.

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That night.

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Was the intention.

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Meeting group night.

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And they held an intention for it to heal. And I it was in so much pain before the intention. And after 20 minutes it was totally gone. I could bend my thumb again. It was like I never.

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Had hurt it.

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At all. So when you.

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That's lovely, yeah.

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Talk about these kinds of things it's like.

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I know first hand that it does.

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Work. That's like the right.

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Word for it, but healings do happen.

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Yeah. And you know, also it gets into our part of trusting.

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Trust is everything I think. Otherwise we're just, you know, looking for the quickie healing, and it's just not going to happen to say, OK, boss, if you're really real, do this, you know, or I wish this would happen. That's not taking responsibility. And the empowerment that comes with our word.

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And I equate word with the original authority, the continuing echoing that's going on for all life, for the manifestation. So we have this ability within us to come forward and say now I want this done and therefore it will be and if we trust that.

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Then it will be there'll be a change in a person's life. I'm not a, you know, a prophet or suisai or anything like that. But, you know, we do have.

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Have the ability to do that and to have it manifest in front of us, and we don't. You know, when we come in and say ohh it's going to happen in 14 seconds and and 39 milliseconds now, then you're trying to play God in that and.

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It doesn't work that way. You know it. It takes a total trust, total submission. That's where the empty space is within us. It's really no different.

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Then you know.

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Saying, hey, look, you know, I want this to happen and therefore it will be versus.

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Emptying yourself, being at the lowest place of yourself, it's no different than that. It's being it's just like the times we go through something and you.

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Know we're going through.

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Dilemmas, dramas and traumas of life, and we're in an empty place. We're helpless.

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And say our life is falling apart and I've been there, done that too. You know, it's when we are at that empty place. That's when things.

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Have the ability to come forth.

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And all we have to do is be empty.

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When we start saying OK, that worked, I'm fine now.

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Then immediately, we're becoming complacent and we're not keeping up our prayer.

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It's always a communication between.

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God source the universe. I believe it's the energy that is in all of.

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Us that just moves.

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Moves around in the form of a vibration.

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And sustains us all in this format that we show up in, though we are not real, and even the experiences we have.

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They're sort of real, but not.

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It's.

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Too illicit.

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An action or reaction, or an experience. I think experience is probably the better word.

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Yeah. And we, you know, we live here on Earth on this little tiny orb in the middle of space and so.

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Here we are.

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And well, you know, we're here for a purpose and that I really believe the whole rhyme and reason and being no fate and no destiny except for one. And that's just to get to know ourselves. And that's the whole purpose of it.

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And it's almost like a Groundhog Day in some respect.

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You know, we're experiencing all these things that we experience them in our lives. Someone says something to us when we're five years old and or gives us a knuckle sandwich on the arm and.

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You know, it's like a bruise in our life and it's five years, 50 years later, that we start experiencing arm problems or shoulder problems. And so these things have influence on us. Here we are living here on this tiny little orb to get to know ourselves, so-called reincarnation. For those that are advocate to it.

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You know why else would there be? Except to know ourselves? Why come back 5000 or 50,000 or 500,000 times? Unless it was to get to know ourself eventually.

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I think it's more than just getting to know ourselves. It's getting to know source because we are source. We are just pieces of it and.

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And it gets to experience.

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Things that it can't know because it knows everything.

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But by incorporating into these different beings, which are all connected, it can experience surprise or pain or challenges that.

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And and get to experience.

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The going through the process of it.

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Yes. And here we are. You know what I'm referring to getting to know ourselves. That's our true self inside, which is like the seed within us that is in the mind of the great creator.

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Or what we refer to it as and we have an opportunity to delve into that as we become quiet when we're not quiet, we're busy with ourselves, you know, just subverting, you know, everything, derailing it and then.

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As we become quiet then we get to.

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Start to experience a sense of it within us. It's always guiding, always talking, always sharing with us, and all we have to do is listen.

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And that's getting to know our true or self as you're referring to.

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I think that's great otherwise.

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We're doing is we're getting lost in our thinking.

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And there's just too many things at once. So those are the times that we're complacent and not paying attention to our source and the divinity, the godliness, whatever you want to.

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Call it, you know.

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And I love it. You know, I personally we have an opportunity to meditate and and a lot of people say they have they meditate.

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About, you know, a true meditation before we're capable of meditating.

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There's something that we do. We wonder about things in life, and I think that wondering about things in life, it's no different than we wonder about something and all of a sudden we're doing the dishes or we're taking a shower and then all of a sudden aha moment comes to us. So something that we didn't know.

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Or something that is elaborated on to us, that of what we didn't understand or know about. And so we're getting that from the chewer self inside which is an answer which gives the answer because we're open for it.

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And we wonder about things and that leads into contemplation.

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And contemplation is the actual activity of meditation. So as we purposefully train ourselves, learn how to wonder about things.

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Then that goes into the contemplation automatically.

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And that enables us sometime down the road to be able to find meditation a little bit easier in life.

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Many, many people talk about meditation, but very few actually do it, and an ideal comes to them though, and it'll happen within moments or the next day. While you're, as I said, doing dishes or in the shower, all of a sudden, as we're focusing on something.

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When the mind is capable of perceiving from the intuition which is the inner teaching.

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If that makes sense.

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That's fascinating. It does totally make sense to.

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Me. I'm. I'm over here like.

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There's so many ways I would.

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No ******* no, I know.

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I'm fascinated too by it all. So.

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The mind is amazing and and the IT.

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Works. It works. To make things true in our lives, and if we're curious, curiosity is just like the opening of the door to the possible. And it's just like.

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Yes. Yeah. And that's always the beginning. And no matter how deep we are into whatever venue we're in.

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That's just the beginning. Always.

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And we start to learn communication. You know with I think the fastest, quickest way to communicate is through thoughts which emanates forth from us. You know, even when we're having a dream.

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You know you won't hear the words coming out of someone.

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'S mouth in the dream.

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There's an emanation. It's almost like a bubble that pops upon us and we get it from all directions.

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And there's an awareness that happens, but we wouldn't be able to do it unless we're in that particular world for that moment.

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And it's available to us. It's open to us and we're In Sync with it because we're, it's almost like being thrown into that world to be available to us. And so it's the same thing in working with the healing. When I say touch someone or put my hands on someone.

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Or when I think about someone, something's happening. I know that I've learned to trust that as we began.

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The conversation with.

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And that I'm able to communicate with that person's body in the consciousness of the distress. And then, you know, and this is what I teach as well. We're able to manipulate the energies and tell it to go take a hike and get out of Dodge. And we can transform it and bringing other.

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Energies in of health and and well.

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Illness and feeling better in the life, it's even with, say, someone has a injured shoulder. It's say if I would put my hands on someone with that has that injury I'm talking to that consciousness to say take a hike boss, you know.

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Or whatever you are, and I watch it as it leaves and almost like a vapor. And then it's putting something else in there of that.

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Health and most readily or whatever the person's needs are, it will transform. It's not always the instantaneous healing that's necessary. Sometimes the person has to has to have it.

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Develop within them. Maybe that's what's necessary.

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I've even worked with people that were there was this one story. This woman called me up and said, hey, look, my son's in the hospitals who found unconscious. He was an alcoholic drug addict and everything else, and he's still unconscious.

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Doctors taking them up to give him a liver transplant. He's 40 years old.

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And so I said, OK, I will gladly do prayer work with this fellow.

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It's not really work, it's just focus and talking to the old man or woman upstairs saying take over, boss and so. But as I was working with him, I all of a sudden I had a vision of this little tiny fellow with a green cap and cladding green.

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And he was had a pickaxe and a chisel, and he was hammering away at his.

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Over and I burst out laughing, actually. And and I saw I continued it a little bit. The whole thing lasted for maybe about 1530 seconds, I don't know.

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And then it ended, and the woman called me up that night and saying, hey, look, the doctor was taking him up for surgery.

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Three. And he got the latest test results of his liver and he said he had the liver of a 20 year old. He didn't understand that or, you know, stuff like that. And but it's learning to focus.

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And that's the way we get to wonder about things. That's the way we get to contemplate about things and and be shown things.

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And we all have available availability to it. You know, it's just allowing ourselves to, you know, whatever your intent is.

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And we have that, I'm sorry.

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Can I ask you a question in there?

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Can I ask you a?

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Question in.

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There you're talking about the vapor that came off on the shoulder and the little shellfish being in the river.

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Sure, of course.

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Do you think that?

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These injuries have consciousness or are entities.

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It has consciousness. Good question. That's an excellent question. It does have consciousness, but it has a simple consciousness. The only thing it knows is itself.

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OK.

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It doesn't know anything else. It's almost like the mind of fear, and it doesn't know anything else. It's really like a child that is constantly bugging us to get our attention. And but it doesn't have to retain. It doesn't have to stay there. It can go take a hike.

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You know, as far as I'm concerned, and that's the power of life and death over creation.

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So when we know that and that's what we're learning to develop within ourselves for the manifestation of life and but it's replacing a destructive quality for a constructive quality with a constructive quality and that's what we're learning to do. And when we're working with healing.

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I teach these things, you know, classes on them, apprentice training, which I have one coming up in Phoenix on the fire.

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Anyway, but or the 2nd and 3rd and but we have these things available to us as we take on our knowing our authority, the original word as we started off with and that's the authority of things.

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Let me ask you one more question.

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Of course.

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Really fascinating to.

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Me. So as a as a human being, we have a consciousness that is like the overarching consciousness. I personally think that we might actually have several.

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At any given time.

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You know, you talk about split personalities and stuff like that. I.

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Think we all have that.

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I have many.

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We I think we all do.

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Because of different things that have happened that.

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How can we?

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Yeah. How can you shovel off the schizophrenic when we all have personalities within us of different activities of life? You know, so.

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If I'm trying to understand about the injuries, so it's kind of like a little bit of a smaller if you have these different personalities which are different consciousness is then then the injuries or the wounds that we.

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Sustain and sometimes there's.

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A. A train of thought that your organs can.

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Can become disease.

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Used by trauma in your life or different experiences that you've had in your life, and that's where the body code comes in and it's in.

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Yeah. Developed through emotional, mental, physical, you know, dilemma, dramas and dramas of life. But what happens is oftentimes when we witness something, we read something we hear about something, we experience something.

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What happens is that if it's not objectively observed at that moment, then it turns into a memory within us.

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It turns into a bruise within US, and that's what we're dealing with. Later in life, five years or 50 years later, that memory that brews, and that's what crops up again. But it's all that distress is really.

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Just being in the memory, it's in that sense. It doesn't belong there because we weren't born to be destroyed within. Unless we inherited something that we're here to work with.

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In life or to be made at ease with even if we have a disease, we can have diseases. And I've seen this with cancers. I've seen this with other diseases as well. It that we're born into it was inherent.

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It's, you know, through the lineage and we're here to experience that, to become at peace and then we don't have to experience it again later. I've seen people with these diseases that still had the disease that say if I worked with them, but it no longer bothered them in their lives.

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Physically, emotionally, mentally or anything else.

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And I've seen people that were sent home with to die with cancer. They would, they would. They were supposed to die within weeks or days or months, and they lived a fulfilling lives where they hit full of energy, joy, peace, everything. It came upon them from within them though.

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And and people call it great miracles, you know. But we're the miracle. There aren't. There's nothing externalized that isn't internalized.

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So fascinating. So do you want to tell the audience what you have in store for them?

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For me too. Me too.

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Yeah. Oh matter of fact, I have a if anyone is interested in a 20 minute appointment.

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With me, I would only be charging them $55 and they can go to my website to contact me or call me directly. My website is WWW of course, Mark, MARK, Earlix E.

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ARLIX dot com and a lot of information on the website and it's actually being done redone right now over the next day or two. So it might be bad timing or and again that's mark earlix dot com, EARLIX and the.

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Contact number for me is 888-380-6388 and you can call me directly if I don't answer. That means I'm with someone working with someone or busy doing something and whatever, I'm constantly.

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Working but I take calls up to 10 at night my time, I’m in Boulder, Co.

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And this mountain time. And if you leave a message, I'll contact you within 24/48 hours, depending upon my schedule.

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And yeah, I love working with people. I got classes online. They're just phenomenal. And I'm on Facebook. I'm on the other medias as well, and I sometimes make comments on Facebook.

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That's perfect.

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Whatever I give a free healing circle online classes online and I have a healing clinic online and I do travel a lot, various peoples and churches and stuff like that, or private organizations or individuals they sponsor me to go to their areas.

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And that's what I do in my life. That's everything I'm writing.

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And I even have some books out and some audio tapes by Nightingale Conan. And then I got a new publisher who's also putting my book out worldwide in November and doing an audio book on that as well. The new revised edition.

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And I don't know what else.

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And what's the name of the book?

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Awaken The Healer Within and that's going to be an audio book. And I also have spiritual meditations and exercises that this new publisher is putting out. Everything's on Amazon.

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And getting put up on Amazon for the worldwide distribution.

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We will be.

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Sure. And put those links in the show notes so people can find.

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You. So what's the one thing you'd.

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Please.

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Like to leave the audience with today.

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That there's real. This just came to me while we were chatting a little bit, there's a real simple.

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Exercise if you can imagine with your eyes closed. See, even when you're at a real restful place, if you can imagine someone that isn't feeling well, imagine them being a stick figure.

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And imagine yourself, say if there's something wrong with them, they have an injury in their body or they have a distress in their life.

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A disease or whatever.

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Or if you can, imagine the stick figure and imagine your hands, that means to image in action. That's what imagination is to image in action is not pretend, it's not fantasy, and putting your hands on that area and imagining the hands of the creator or the hands of source, the hands of super consciousness or universal mind.

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Watching those light hands go into that affected area and watching it change from distress to feeling better.

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And as soon as you have that picture and you could try this 1000 times to get to that place where you see it, then let it go, get out of dodge and then if you can contact them or whatever the next day or the day after, you'll notice that something has changed with them. And as you practice.

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That that can develop into greater and greater and greater uh, a way of working with healing so.

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I'm going to try that today. I have somebody that I can try it on gut feel

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But trust it, trust it.

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I totally trust it. I've seen so many unexplained things happen in my life.

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That it's like.

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Yeah, I love it. Thank you so much for joining me today. Mark, this has been a fascinating conversation. I really appreciate you.

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Right.

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I love it was fun.

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Thank you so much.