SpiritWords, Inc.

Specialties

Jon Sweeney creates art that heals the body using bio-​energetic therapies. He has studied Chi Gong, Tai Chi, and Traditional Chinese Medicine and is a Directed Distant Intentionality Healer. He is a teacher, author, lecturer, musician, and artist. For more than a decade, he has served as a healing partner using the Coherence Therapy method and quantum consciousness.

History

Established in 1998.

By 1998, my healing practice was in full swing. It had eclipsed my roles as a TV producer/​director and writer. I no longer had the time to pursue the more lucrative, but spiritually less satisfying TV work because this completely unplanned an unexpected career change had simply taken over my life. People were recovering from some very difficult diseases and it was clear that the distant healing work I was doing was very instrumental in their recovery. Once fully committed to the work, I began to experience profound things that quite frankly freaked me out. After studying various spiritual models, I became convinced that quantum physics held the answers I was looking for. Since then I’ve assisted in the healing process of numerous people through the delicate and sacred protocol of producing Intention Imprinted Art. I am now in that place where I can consistently replicate results. We’ve finally merged art and science to product art that heals.

Meet the Business Owner

Jon S.

Business Owner

Rev. Jon Sweeney is an ordained inter-​faith minister specializing in a ministry of healing using bioenergetic therapies. For more than a decade, Jon has worked as a healing partner with people around the world. His unique method of healing incorporates his Cherokee Ancestor’s understanding of natural balance within the Universe and relationship with Creator. His studies in Chi Gong, Tai Chi, and Traditional Chinese Medicine provide a practical method of energetic expression for his Native American beliefs. Jon serves as Medicine Man to a small number of elders from a variety of nations, but he declines to assume the title out of respect for the native practitioners who have dedicated their entire lives to preservation of the old ways. Similarly, he declines the title of Sifu as his Unity Chi Gong is untraditional and inspired by Native American philosophy more than Chinese culture, or Master as he believes no person can ever master the Chi. So what do you call him? Jon works just fine.