The Pain That Disappeared After a UFO Story Emerged

What if a physical pain isn't just physical?

A young man in his late twenties came to see me with a very specific complaint. He was healthy, athletic, and by all appearances thriving. The only issue was a small point of pain.

The pain wasn't affecting his daily life. It only appeared when pressure was applied to a specific spot.

As I often do with clients, I asked him not to tell me where the pain was located. I prefer to see what information presents itself first.

During our session by a lily pond in Chicago, my attention was immediately drawn to his ankle. When I pressed into the area, he physically recoiled.

"That's it," he said.

Then something unexpected appeared.

I saw four young men sitting inside a vehicle in the desert. Three were asleep. One was awake. Bright light filled the interior of the car, and a beam of light seemed directed toward the one conscious passenger.

When I explained what I was seeing, my client immediately confirmed it.

Several months earlier, he and three friends had been traveling through the Arizona desert. Everyone else had fallen asleep, but he remained awake. Suddenly, according to him, a brilliant light filled the vehicle.

His friends later joked about the validity of the experience, but the event had stayed with him ever since.

As the session continued, additional information emerged suggesting that the ankle pain was connected to that experience.

The impression I received was unusual: that he had unknowingly become a kind of observer or guide for curious visitors seeking to understand life on Earth.

It was as if an energetic implant had been placed in his ankle.

What struck me even more was what happened after the desert experience.

This young man had become intensely interested in UFOs, extraterrestrials, and unexplained phenomena. He found himself reading, researching, and exploring subjects that had never previously captured his attention.

The guidance that followed indicated that whatever energetic connection remained had completed its purpose and could now be released.

We completed the work.

I pressed on the ankle again.

The pain was gone.

A week later, he followed up.

The pain had not returned.

Cases like this remind me that human challenges are not always resolved at the level where they first appear.

Sometimes a symptom is connected to stress.

Sometimes it is connected to emotion.

Sometimes it appears linked to an experience that defies easy explanation.

Whether one views such information as symbolic, energetic, psychological, extraterrestrial, or something else entirely is a personal decision.

My interest has always been simpler:

Does the information help?

Does the symptom change?

Does the client improve?

My job is not to tell people what to believe.

My job is to pay attention, discern the information, and observe the results.

In this case, a mysterious ankle pain disappeared after a story emerged that neither of us expected.

And sometimes, that is where healing begins.

— Susan Curry

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"Clues in the Body. Answers for Healing."

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