"..that there is no disharmony, no imperfection; that all is complete and whole..."

[Unbound]

I have never claimed it is possible for others to exert too much effort. I have claimed it is possible to exert so much effort that you are constantly fatigued and depressed.

I will claim it is unwise to allow yourself to become unable to do work. It's funner to do otherwise in most cases. Unless you enjoy fatigue, then perhaps it is wise for somebody to pursue fatigue. Although I doubt that is the intent and joy of most people.

What do you mean "unable to do work", do you mean physical work?

Any type of choice-making.

When exactly does one cease to make choices?

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Let me ask you, why then does the Law of One, actually in this very passage, also discuss healing, which in this same passage, they define as a realization (meaning consciousness coming to some unconscious part, a process that takes steps) of the wholeness and completeness.

It also begs the question as to why there is a need for healers, and what kind of function they serve. Because if all is complete, why does anything need to change or be "healed".

What is healing then? Why heal?

In one respect they are referring to the initial stages of enlightenment, where you give forgive and accept the world.

Good point. I don't usually dabble in healing because I think that I'm ok. But when I do, I don't really notice how it helps. I've sent healing to my mom, to no avail. When I ask for healing from my higher self or guardian angel, I just feel pressure, with no relief.

Aha "Dabbling" in healing is usually not really effective, it is something that generally takes some persistence to make real progress. If you are expecting healing to be "Zap, I'm better now", perhaps you should take a re-look at what you have learned about healing.