A Future News Report
This is P.D. Palmer, reporting from the year 2050, where healthcare options have blown wide open since the old systems crumbled twenty years ago.
I’m speaking today with Dr. Jacoby Jensen, one of the physicians at the acclaimed Ilina Holistic Wellness Center in Arlington, Virginia.
“Dr. Jensen, can you give us a brief overview of the changes that have taken place in medical care over the past twenty-five years?”
“Of course. I’d be delighted to. The old ways aren’t gone, at least not entirely, but healthcare has evolved greatly since the late 2020’s. So much has changed for the better!”
“Cures for diseases?”
“Not precisely, not the way you’re probably thinking. We now understand that the body is deeply affected by thoughts, emotions, and buried trauma, whether from this life, a past life, or our ancestral lines. ‘Curing’ a disease is often a matter of finding the root cause of the illness and healing that.”
“So no miracle cures?”
He smiles. “There have been some amazing breakthroughs, yes. But until you get to the true root of the problem – and it is rarely physical – healing can only go so far, and it may not last. That emotional root will crop up in some other place, or some other way.”
“And if you do get to the root of it?”
“Healing often occurs without further intervention needed.”
“That’s amazing. Can you explain how things work now?”
“Yes, of course. Once a year, a medical intuitive remotely scans your body and energetic field, looking for imbalances or issues that need to be addressed. They send out two copies of the report – one to you and one to your wellness group. Everyone is assigned a wellness group these days.”
“When you say ‘everyone’…?”
“All eight billion of us. Everyone on the planet, unless they’ve specifically opted out.”
My jaw drops. “How is that possible? How are there that many intuitives? Who pays for all this?” I have so many questions.
He laughs and lifts a hand. “First of all, we’re all intuitive. We always were, but in the density of the third dimensional frequencies, which we left behind some years back, most of us weren’t able to tune in. Nor were we encouraged to. Too many of us lived in societies that discounted such things.”
“Then can’t you just tune into yourselves?”
“Some can, yes, but most of us can’t get the emotional distance needed to do that. Medical intuitives are highly skilled professionals and, yes, they’re as common as general practitioners, now. Everyone has one.”
“Do the medical intuitives do the healing, as well?”
“That depends on the individual wellness group. Think of a wellness group – we call them WEGs, for short – as a full service health center. The medical intuitive does the initial scan then sends the report to the group. From there, a plan is put in place. Perhaps you simply need a few Reiki sessions. Or maybe you need to release a past life trauma that has finally risen to the surface enough to be released. Or you may need to see the resident MD or acupuncturist, or any of the other dozen or more professionals.”
He continues. “These plans are put in place with your spirit guides and higher self in attendance – through a channeler – and are always recorded so that you can hear the full discussion, if you wish to. Much of this work is done without the patient ever aware of it. Most of us are quite content with that.”
“Don’t you ever worry that something will be done that’s not in your best interest?”
He laughs. “You sound like one of my eighty-year-old patients. As I tell him repeatedly, “All of this is being led by your higher self, which is essentially your soul. Nothing could possibly happen in one of these sessions that is not in your best interest.”
“Okay, that’s good to know. So there are still doctors and nurses, like in the old days?”
“Yes, of course. Doctors and nurses will probably always be needed, just not as the dispensers of pharmaceuticals that we were back in your time. I was practicing back then. Some days I felt like all I did was write prescriptions.” He shakes his head as if shaking off a bad dream. “That’s completely changed. Intuition is the medical profession’s greatest ally, now.”
“Do doctors use intuition now, too?”
“Everyone uses intuition. And, yes, that includes doctors, nurses, physical therapists, all of us. Those who are the most intuitive are, of course, in the highest demand.”
“Why is that?”
“A surgeon who can ‘see’ inside the body with clairvoyance is far less likely to make any kind of mistake. And a doctor who can communicate with a body part, such as a knee, can more easily diagnose precisely what is causing the patient pain, and pinpoint what can be done to alleviate it.”
I smile. “Do you talk to knees?”
“I have been known to, yes. I had an interesting conversation with an angry gallbladder just last week.”
My eyes go wide. “I didn’t know gallbladders could get angry.”
He makes a face that makes me laugh. “They absolutely can. I’d recommended surgery to remove him and he was, of course, quite affronted. After a long discussion, we agreed on a course of action, with the patient’s concurrence, that may make surgery unnecessary.” He sighs. “I’m not convinced it’s going to work, but I’m hopeful.”
“So you still perform surgery sometimes?”
“Yes, but always as a last resort. There are many quite effective healing modalities that were long dismissed by the mainstream medical establishment.”
“For example?”
“Infrared light frequencies, sound waves, crystals. We’re discovering, or remembering, new ones all the time.”
“What about tech? Aren’t there new technologies that can instantly heal us?”
He smiles. “You’re thinking of med beds and the like?”
“I am.”
“They exist, yes. But we use them mostly for trauma cases, to quickly repair internal organ damage after an accident, for instance.”
“Why not use them for everything?”
The look he gives me is patient. “Because most health issues have an underlying emotional or energetic cause, as I said. And unless you find and release that underlying cause, no quick fix is going to last.”
“Ah, right. That makes sense.” I frown. “So, back to the cost of all of this. Who pays? Does insurance cover non-traditional therapies, now?”
“No, there’s no health insurance. All of that has changed.”
As I wait for him to continue, he takes a deep breath and lets it out slowly, as if he’s not sure what to reveal to me.
“As I’m sure you’re aware by now,” he says, “or at least suspect, the billionaire class ran everything in the 2020’s and before, almost entirely for their own gain. That included the hospitals, drug companies, insurance companies, and far more besides. You’re only now beginning to see the tip of that particular iceberg. It’s going to be eye-opening over your next few years.”
“We’re starting to get a glimpse of the corruption, I think, though I feel like most people still don’t want to see or believe it.”
“I understand that. I was one of them, back then, quite content to believe in the illusion that served me. I was a doctor, after all, making good money. But the disclosures just kept coming, and escalating, until even us diehards were forced to face some hard truths. And of course, the frequencies were rising, which changed everything.”
“You’re talking about the Ascension?”
“We refer to it as the Great Shift, now, but yes. As the Earth’s vibration rose during the time you’re living in now, everything that was aligned with the lower vibrations began to lose their grip and slowly fall away, including greed and subterfuge. All industries and institutions that had been built on profit, rather than the betterment of people – and it turned out to be most of them – slowly dissolved, or were ultimately transformed into ones that supported the whole rather than enriching the few.”
“Did that happen…naturally? Easily?”
He gives a humorless laugh. “Easily? No. They went down kicking and screaming. You’re already seeing the beginnings of this in your time – the fear-mongering, the divisiveness, the outlandish claims intended to divide the populace in any and all ways possible in an attempt to maintain their own control and power. I remember how unsettling it all was.”
“But they failed, ultimately, I take it?”
“They did. Mostly because enough of us began to see through what they were doing, and simply refused to play their game any longer. They demanded our fear, demanded that we hate one another. It took awhile, but finally enough of us said no.”
“And that changed everything?”
“It did.” His smile is quick and bright. “Love always wins.”
I smile as I reach out my hand to shake Dr. Jensen’s. “Thank you for taking the time to speak to me today. It’s been illuminating, and very encouraging.”
“It’s been my pleasure, P.D. Just remember – and remind your readers – your future is up to you.”