From the moment they met, Rev Michael Beckwith and Stephen Lewis have been the very best of friends. They share a special bond because their passions complement each other, and both believe in and inward healing that can help even the most desperate of people. Both have achieved great successes alone, but together, they are even stronger.

Stephen is the author of “Sanctuary: The Path to Consciousness”. He has helped more than 40,000 people throughout the world attain healing in their life with his AIM Program, and he believes that healing, love and consciousness are inseparable. AIM is an energy-balancing program.

Aside from his AIM program and book, Stephen also founded EMC2. EMC2 helps people balance the imbalances in their consciousness to promote healing. He believes that healers don’t actually heal people. They’re teachers. They teach people how to harness and use their inner healing power.

Rev Michael Beckwith is well known for his Agape International Spiritual Center. It boasts 9,000 local members and over a million members throughout the world. He is also known for his book, “Inspirations of the Heart”, his role in the phenomenal book “The Secret” by Rhonda Byrne, and his appearances with Oprah and Larry King on television.

Rev Michael Beckwith and Stephen Lewis believe there is a distinct difference between healing someone and curing someone. When you cure a disease, it’s done from the outside in. It’s done by some procedure or drug. Healing, however, comes from within.

Physics and spirituality are similar in many ways, and the language they share is the same. In fact, Michael’s Agape bookstore has countless books dealing with spirituality, mathematics, physics, and quantum physics. Stephen believes that emotions and diseases actually share a frequency with each other. For example, bitterness is linked to cancer.

Forgiveness is extremely important in an inward healing. If you don’t have forgiveness, you have an energy blockage. When you are filled with anger, hurt, bitterness, resentment, and hate toward someone, it doesn’t affect that person. It affects you. It eats away at you.

Forgiveness must happen before you can begin eliminating the toxins from your body and start the healing process. If you can’t forgive others, you’ll be driving through life at top speed with your brakes on. At some point, those brakes will fail!