Stephen Turoff is a contemporary healer and teacher. For over forty years he has been healing people, by the tens of thousands, of all colours, castes and creeds.
They flock from the four corners of the world to see him at his Danbury Healing Clinic near Chelmsford in Essex (half an hour by train from London). For some, the journey is a pilgrimage, for others, a last chance to be healed. For most, it is an experience which will not be quickly forgotten.
Journalists, scientists, politicians, doctors and holy men of many faiths have had to admit that there is certainly something »different« about this jovial, gentle giant with his gruff voice permanent cheeky grin.
When Stephen works, people have experienced beautiful pastel lights descend like lightning bolts from the sky into patients’ bodies. Sacred ash has formed on objects and people in his surgery, towels and sheets sometimes turn pink, and messages, finger-written in orange ochre, appear on photographs of saints.
But importantly, in cases the blind regained their sight, the deaf heard, the lame cast away their crutches, diseased organs literally disappeared and the sick and suffering were granted relief.
A Personal experiance:
In February 2001 after a triple spiral fracture of my thigh-bone I »happened« to come across Stephen Turoff. His psychic surgery of my thigh bone helped me a lot. I was able to walk without crutches again. Who actually is this man and what is psychic or medial surgery? Stephen is a kind, gentle giant, who was chosen to help the tens of thousands of people, who flock from the four corners of the world to see him at his clinic in Chelmsford, not far from London. Stephen says that he himself does nothing: he is only an instrument in the hands of God and a team of eighteen »spirit helpers« (doctors, surgeons and healers from other dimensions) works through him. For them the physical body represents only the vibration of subatomic particles and not a physical barrier. This is why in his operations he actually seems to enter the body and remove different formations, such as tumours and blood clots, which could cause problems or illness in later life. He works by changing the subatomic energy inside the tissue cell structures. We see only the usual dimensions of space and time and not the additional dimensions in which Stephen works, so he appears to work very quickly.(Breda Vesel)
Because of our perception of space-time dimension, it seems that he works very fast. Stephen says his work only complements traditional medical treatment and strongly urges his patients to continue their doctor’s care until they are fully recovered or the doctor so decides. After some procedures a red mark may remain on the skin which disappears in a few days. Although you may feel extremely good, rest is recommended.
The process will continue for a further 48 hours minimum.
Healing may, by request, be performed without physical touch.
Many books have been written and photographs taken by Stephen Turoff’s patients.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Don’t underestimate the consequences of this deep and holistic healing.
Save your energy and spend the day in a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere.
If you come together with your family or friends, they can pick you up after therapy or wait for you peacefully in the waiting room.
The Voice of The Hungry
Sanctus is a branch of our charity (MOE) providing a soup kitchen in the heart of Chelmsford for the homeless, destitute and those fallen on hard times. In difficult financial times we are there to assist people who struggle for a hot meal in the evening. This project has now been running since December 2011 from a Cafe venue staffed by volunteers.
Our guests amount to between twenty and twenty eight people on a five day basis and they enjoy a variety of cooked meals and soups, costed at a maximum of £2 per head per night.
Sanctus exercises our moral and ethical responsibility towards serving those who have found themselves in difficult situations. We are not here to judge, but to help and act as a resource for the community. Our longer term plans include providing a day centre and night shelter for the building of confidence and resources for those seeking to rebuild their lives.
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