by Dallas Teague Snider

On the Search – Sacred Heart Prayer and Healing Center

Today Tad went to road first thing this morning. After he went to the shop because he had to do somethings to his car so he could get it inspected for his upcoming racing event the weekend of the 14th-16th.  He got home around 12Noon and I told him I wanted to go to a view different stores to see what we could find. It was important that he be with me, first to help move anything and also to drive the Tahoe. Not to mentioned, be part of the process with me. We were going to go looking and then grab a bite to eat along the way.

We visited a few antique shops. I really want to find unique items to make this look at an old world small chapel. Our first stop was a antique shop we had never been to and as we drove up we both noticed a “sofa table” that was made from concrete two antique lions with wings as the brass with a think glass top.  We both loved it and Tad grabbed the tag so that no one else could while we were in the store. Since we had already found a lion that will be part of the decor, these were perfect.

We continued our hunt for a writing desk, folding chairs, holy water font (or something to serve as that) and donation box.  Along the hunt we found some antique brass sconces from France that I could just see perfectly flanking the center of the Altar. We took a photo. I wasn’t sure if they were a good price or not.

We did see a writing table, but I didn’t really like it. I did find a chair that would work nicely for the table (once we find it).  All in all, not a bad day.

Tad and I got the lease for the space, reviewed in and decided that we would move forward. There was nothing that we could see at this point to impeded us from moving ahead. We had to make him officially the Vice President of the ministry. He was already that anyway. It was cute to have to make that official per the document.

We didn’t find everything we needed, but we certainly found some items we were not expecting but just what I needed. The hunt continues as I make plans or the Sacred space where miracles will happen.

 

 

by Dallas Teague Snider

Grateful for the Daily Grace

Today I was blessed to attend the first Lunch and Learn with the Clergy Wellness Program 2018-2019 (a ministry outreach of Saint Vincent’s Hospital System). I learned about this program over a year ago. Only 20 ministers are allowed each year in this program, so it’s truly a blessing to be chosen. With this program, we are expected to attend the gym and get serious about making our health a priority. The Divine timing of this support and accountability health program is genuinely right on time and an answer to my prayers.

About a month ago, I was prompted by the Holy Spirit to reach out to Dr. Nemeh’s office in hopes to find an answer to the constant pain that had been increasingly getting worse over the past year. I explained that my body kept popping in and out of alignment and that I ended up in the emergency room weeks before not being able to stand on my right foot. She quickly said that Dr. Nemeh would definitely want to see me personally. She gave me the first available date which was August 29th and 30th.

Last Wednesday and Thursday were very physically intense for me, but I knew in the depths of my heart and soul that Dr. Nemeh would be able to help me. During the first appointment, he said that he was surprised that my conditional wasn’t worse. He said, “other than this you are a pretty healthy girl.” He wanted to assure me that it wasn’t something more severe. He did seem a bit startled with my circulation and what appears to be no feeling based on his measurements.

On night two, I was in excruciating pain. When we arrived at 9:45, it was an hour later that we began our appointment. When he walked into the office, he asked how I was doing. When I shared that I was in great pain, she said he would fix it tonight. He said, ”I would get my healing tonight.” I told him that all night my body was aching, and I didn’t really sleep. He replied he could see that he has indeed moved some things around.

As he began working on me, he said that I had a flat back and it was an extreme situation. My spine was out in 3 places and that I had lost about an inch in height. My spine has been slowly collapsing since the early childhood trauma to my spine. I recalled two incidents about the same age.

At the age of 4 or 5, I was playing in a playground and fell down straddle crashing down on my pelvis. I recall there was great concern from the adult that I had could have broken my pelvis, and it might prevent me from have children in the future. A large bag of ice was placed against me to help reduce any swelling. The cold was so painful that I remember it like it was yesterday.

At about the same age, I was playing across the street with a neighborhood friend. We were taking turns in the front yard of running through the water hose on a hot summer day. All of a sudden, Irma (my neighbor friend) hits me in with a golf club across my back. I was never given a reason why she hit me. It was an attack from out of the blue.

It was one week ago today that I was flying back to Birmingham with a spine that now had curves in the right place. The Divine timing of this Clergy Wellness Program could not be more perfect. With the supernatural miracle of my spine alignment in the saintly hands of Dr. Nemeh, I am now in the process of retraining my entire skeletal and muscular system. Dr, Nemeh also indicated that this issue has been the root of problems with my whole body and that way I feel… Blah. He said we can have problems that don’t show up until thirty or forty years later.

Dr. Nemeh was encouraged that my circulation was improving. He told my husband that I had a high pain tolerance, but now I was feeling a much lighter application than the night before. This was indicating that my circulation was improving. As he worked the needles around my body, he asked, “Did that hurt? I felt it hurt. You have to tell me ok. I don’t want Jesus putting me into to purgatory because I hurt you. You don’t like to complain, do you? ” I said, “yeah, what was a bit sensitive.” He replied, ” when you are in constant pain you learn to wear and smile while you are hurting,” I told him, “no one understands this kind of pain.” He agreed, “No one understands, but this affects your entire life.”

I asked if this can be cured, He confirmed, “Yes!” He encouraged me to get a circular massager as well as an infrared body light pad that would help me with the pain. I did call back last week to make sure that all the popping and cracking after the fact was normal. His office returned my call and said that Dr. Nemeh noted he shifted allot around, so that was normal. He did say that he saw my spine lengthen and the space between the vertebra get wider wishing we had taken a before photo so we could see the difference.

This all began last fall. I am so grateful to Dr. Linda Marie Nelson for encouraging me to attend one of the Path to Faith events. It was this weekend November 4th and 5th last year (2017), when I was told it was time for my total healing. As Dr. Nehem prayed for me, he was drawn to the site where I had a collapsed lung. I told him that I felt called to have a prayer healing ministry and he agreed with me. He also said he saw beautiful Spirits in me and asked me to pray for him. I recall thinking it was so nice of him to ask me to pray for him- how sweet I thought. It was later that day when driving back to Birmingham, I got the call from my PMT Sisters that Rev. Dr. Gary Langston has died ( for the third time) of a fatal heart attack. Seconds later I saw a photo of John the Baptist and Jesus roll across my mind’s eye. During that same time, my PMT brother Remy saw a physical vision of John the Baptist and Jesus. I know in my heart that Gary had to leave so we would step into our ministries.

The past couple of weeks, I keep hearing in my Spirit, “It’s a New Day.” I certainly hope so. My body is still hurting, and I know that retraining my body systems will take some time. What I am experiencing now is a healing crisis. I also know that I need to discern what is my body pain and what is the suffering of others. Staying in faith for my healing and total restoration is key. When we are in pain, it’s hard to believe in what we do not see or feel in the moment.

Of course, we live in the world, and the world has its challenges. Today following the lunch and learned I returned to the garage to find a flat tire. I found myself being grateful that the tire didn’t go flat not while I was driving. Below is a photo of me waiting for help. Just another moment of everyday grace.

Have a beautiful Friday!

This is the first Friday as we celebrate the Sacred Heart  of Jesus!

Love Y’all!

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by Dallas Teague Snider

The Journey Continues…

Hello My Beloved!

I can think of no better way to begin my Doctoral journey than with an recent update on how the Holy Spirit has led me from 2015 to the opening of my Sacred Heart Healing Center this October in 2018. I submitted this article today when asked to submit something for the ADL Newsletter in the member spotlight. The timing of this is nothing but Divine.

Refraction

All things are possible with God! As a child, I always knew God. Growing up as the eldest child with the single parent who suffered from an untreated mental illness, I witnessed the trauma that unfolds for the entire family. The battle of what we determine is real begins in mind and tricks the heart as to the truth about our experience. It is not that what we are experiencing is not real in the realm in which we live, but it is only a fraction of the eternal prism.

True Christianity, the Way, is about the journey to discover the Kingdom Within. It’s about the awakening to the knowing as we connect with the omniscient, omnipresent and omnipotent God our sacred heart flame burns eternal for we are created in the image of the Divine. When we study the ancient Aramaic teaching of Jesus we can see that it was not about dogma, power or control, it was about a personal relationship with God.

As an empathic child, I learned not to feel my feelings. It was the secret place in my heart that knew there was more. This more was the hope of something that sustained me. After a collapsed lung from a medical complication in 2001, my body began to spiral into an unexplained crisis. Over a decade I sought out doctors and started my path along the spiritual healing journey. I knew intuitively this was part of my emotional and mental pain body now manifesting in my physical body, but I didn’t know why.

This journey led me to seek a deeper contemplative prayer life and began to reawaken my heart allowing the supernatural to flow more freely. During a corporate speaker event, I heard the voice of the Holy Spirit prompting me to write my story. The 2nd edition of Finding Dallas, A Spiritual Journey through Childhood Abuse for the Glory of God’s Plan is now available. The first 200 copies I printed just to honor the call were gone in a matter of weeks. It seemed that God knew it was a story that could bring hope to others. Looking back it was the initial nudge cracked the window of where I am today.

Through my hunger for truth, I attended Life Christian University and earned a B.A. in Theology. I had always felt and still do feel I have a mission for humanity. Knowing that this sounded a bit “far-out,” it wasn’t something I shared often (rarely ever). I asked my husband one time, “Don’t you feel like you have a mission?” He replied, “Perhaps my mission is to help you with your mission.” That seemed like a good enough answer to me.

It would be years later during a Shamanic Healing Circle with Rev. Dr. Gary Langston that what we felt intuitively would be confirmed. My husband was he had come here in this lifetime to help me with my mission to bring others back into the light. Needless to say, it was indeed a confirmation to our previous conversation years earlier.

With Rev. Dr. Gary Langston as my teacher, I decided to study the PMT Cross-Cultural Shamanic tradition. During our fifteen-month apprenticeship, I received a message from John of God of Brazil, that as I prayed for others for their healing, I would feel the presence of the Holy Spirit. This message proved to be true as we began our global healing ceremony for the 2018 ADL Annual Conference. Beautiful heart-felt testimonies shared with me by our ministers was the encouragement I needed to no longer question what I feel in my heart to be true. I am called to pray for the sick, heal the lepers and set the captives free.

Through various spiritual revelations, I have been guided to step out in faith and focus on my healing ministry. As a Christian mystic and inter-faith ordained minister through the Alliance of Divine Love, I am moved to be the hollow bone and human vessel to allow the healing needed to flow through me for any heart ready to receive. I am here to be of service to humanity (the walking wounded) and usher in the Kingdom of Heaven through the Holy Spirit and the Angelic Realm.

This October, I am opening my Sacred Heart Prayer and Healing Center. My vision is to have a chapel room where others can come for prayer, reflection, and contemplation. Creating this holy space is important in this circus of chaos.

I will also offer donation based healing circles and individual prayer ministry and healing sessions. As a new mentor with ADL, I am excited to hold the space as others dive deeper into their relationship with the Holy Spirit.

The prism of light that we see through today will continue to expand as we open our hearts to the truth that all things are possible with God.

The Supernatural Vision behind the name for my ADL Chapel 2087: The Sacred Heart Chapel of the Alliance of Divine Love

This Friday, and first Friday of the each month, we celebrate the devotion of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Like many before me, through supernatural mystical visions I was given a holy mission to share the love of humanity found within the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Today this devotion is celebrated in the Roman Catholic faith the first Friday of every month. If you are curious to learn more about this devotion you can find the novena on-line as well as read the history behind the devotion.  As for my mission, it is still to unfold. Opening my Sacred Heart Prayer and Healing Center is the first step into the mystical exploration of the unknown.

Thanks Be to God! Amen. And so it is!

“Sometimes I think that we get so involved with doctrine that we lose sight of the Lord Jesus Christ entirely.” – Kathryn Kuhlman

“The true basis of religion is not belief, but intuitive experience. Intuition is the soul’s power of knowing God. To know what religion is really all about, one must know God.” ― Paramahansa Yogananda

With Grace & Love,

Dallas Rev.

Dallas Teague Snider, Reiki II, Christ-Centered Energy Healing, Healing Prayer Ministry and Soul Restoration & Focus Healing, Sound Healing