NLP and Muscle testing

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Hello folks. I'm new to the forum.

 

First, The classes by Versendahl(Sorry for spelling), or standard processes are

pretty good. The problem with them is that they are focused on his selling

nutritional supplements. I've watched his taped workshops several times. The

thing I feel he misses is the correlation between blood type and response

differences. Similar to the Eat Right For Your Type program by Dr. D'Adamo.

 

I have been using NLP and Kinesiology for about ten years. They both work very

well. I've since moved on to a program where the unhealthy thought is

stimulated in the energy field and bridged back to the client. The mind is a

receiver and sending device for the body. Thoughts are stored in the energy

field around the body in layers. Most modalities remove the symptoms by

blocking the minds connection (or body) to the thought. This works fine on a

temporary basis. But the unresolved issues eventually reconnect and the

symptoms reoccur. By bridging the thought back to the individual, the original

event which caused the repeated behavior can be stripped of it's emotional

component and logically resolved and removed. It really is simple. Kind of

like doing surgery on unhealthy programmed thinking.

Much too much to describe here. I've done several workshops with medical

professionals. It blew their minds. The problem is that the knowledge of how

to do it gives control over people like they are puppets. It might be used in a

harmful way by some people.

 

Ericson did some excellent work on the mind body connection many years ago. Hay

kind of modeled her work around his. Both are excellent reading.

 

Blessings to all

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booksllr wrote:

 

> Hello folks. I'm new to the forum. <SNIP>

> Ericson did some excellent work on the mind body connection many years ago.

Hay kind of modeled her work around his. Both are excellent reading.

 

Hi!

 

I was intrigued by your information about NLP and Kinesiology. I have heard a

lot about Milton Ericson and Ericsonian Hypnotherapy, etc. Do you recommend any

books for getting started in digging into this subject?

 

In Good Health,

Caro

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Caroline Abreu, BS, RN, CHTP/I, CRMT

Energywork * Holistic Nursing * Shamanism

 

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