healer

Preposition: of

• soul: He was more than just a physician; he was a lover of people, a healer of the soul.

Converse of object

• reiki.: Topic: Reiki. any healers here, have you tried it on ya kiddies?
• become: We Brits need to become global healers, to redeem our national karma.
• come: Her first experience of healing was when a Reiki healer come to visit her prior to her admission into UCLH.
• visit: She " To research the novel, I visited several healers myself.
• know: Jill is quoted by Country Living magazine as being Britain's best known musical healer.
• see: There is some evidence to suggest that seeing a healer can help people with cancer.

Adjective modifier

• wounded: Wounded Healers tend to talk intrusively about their own problems in the consulting room - like Robin Williams in " Good Will Hunting " .
• shamanic: A shamanic healer can find and retrieve one's life essence.
• psychic: My psychic healer told me that I should not despair.
• spiritual: The spiritual healer offers healing thoughts to anyone he or she knows to be in need of healing.
• gifted: I actually enjoyed rather than endured our sessions - in my view he is a gifted healer.
• traditional: He was a traditional healer who spoke no English.

Modifies a noun

• member: A sponsor is a healer member willing to mentor you through your probationary period.

Noun used with modifier

• faith: PEOPLE 1 What was the name of the faith healer employed by Glen Hoddle in the 1998 World Cup?
• crystal: Then she explores in greater depth the specific things you need to know to become a crystal healer.
• wound: Either can be used to make a healing poultice or a soothing oil widely regarded as one of the best wound healers around.
• master: Rose Quartz is a master healer on many levels.
• village: Neither the snake-charmers nor the village healer could do anything to help him.
• folk: It cares nothing for reputation or popularity: the concoctions of Nobel laureates and folk healers play by the same rules.