Guest guest Posted September 13, 2000 Report Share Posted September 13, 2000 Wednesday, September 13, 2000 3:54 AM Digest Number 358 **************************************** Visit the community page: For administrative problems contact: -owner - All messages, files and archives of this forum are copyright of the group and the individual authors. ------ There are 4 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Re: question . Jane Berrigan <reikiskhm 2. Re: Re: EFT (was Re:Mike 1b) " Sandy Mathieson " <Spiritwalker 3. Re: paranoia " Sandy Mathieson " <Spiritwalker 4. Re: Re: EFT (was Re:Mike 1b) Jane Berrigan <reikiskhm ______________________ ______________________ Message: 1 Tue, 12 Sep 2000 11:56:02 -0400 Jane Berrigan <reikiskhm Re: question . Hi Richard, If you are looking for Japanese and Ki, reading about Reiki may give you some answers. One of the better Reiki sites is Light and Adonea's at http://www.angelfire.com/az/SpiritMatters/ It will work on alleviating pain and eliminating the cause. Richard Miles wrote: > Would like to learn something Japanese concept of Ki and how one > could use it for pain control. -- Janie Walk softly, Live gently ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Usui Reiki and Seichem Classes In person - New Jersey ______________________ ______________________ Message: 2 Tue, 12 Sep 2000 13:11:25 -0400 " Sandy Mathieson " <Spiritwalker Re: Re: EFT (was Re:Mike 1b) Dear Jane, What is EFT? I was gone over the weekend and obviously missed some good communications. How does this training interface with Reiki? Question out to group. thank you. Sandy Mathieson, Spiritwalker Jane Berrigan <reikiskhm Friday, September 08, 2000 1:11 PM Re: EFT (was Re:Mike 1b) > >Hi Laurie, > >I, too , was impressed with EFT. I've been reading a lot about EFT, BSFF >and TAT. I got that " inner push " and ordered the course, and the tapes >arrived in two days. They are great. You can learn the protocol in ten >minutes and of course learning to work with clients will take a little >longer. I've decided to go for the certification as well. > >My first intro to EFT happened a year ago. I have a fear of driving to >places I'm unfamiliar with, a fear of getting lost. I received jury duty >notice and had to go to an unfamiliar city and was really, really nervous. >One of my clients is a psychotherapist and practices TFT (the therapy EFT >comes from). She did five minutes of tapping with me, and the next day I >drove into Newark - no problem. This is powerful therapy. > >Laurie Filsinger wrote: >>I was almost ready to order those tapes but at the last minute, >> I changed my mind and ended up ordering Gary Craig's EFT Basic Course >> instead. > >-- >Janie >Walk softly, Live gently >~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ >Usui Reiki and Seichem Classes >In person - New Jersey > > >**************************************** >Visit the community page: >For administrative problems contact: -owner > - > >All messages, files and archives of this forum are copyright of the group >and the individual authors. > > ______________________ ______________________ Message: 3 Tue, 12 Sep 2000 14:18:07 -0400 " Sandy Mathieson " <Spiritwalker Re: paranoia Dear Arabella, As a former mental health worker (10 yrs), B.S. in Rehab services, and Reiki Master I would ask you to tread slowly and carefully. The first most important thing for you to remember is ALWAYS.,ALWAYS shield yourself with white light from the heavens to a strong, impenetrable shield that surrounds your body from head to toes, round and round and KNOW, KNOW that nothing but good light, highest vibration and your highest teachers {Spirit and past loved one] can entering into your force field. DO THIS BEFORE WALKING ON THE GROUNDS OF THE MENTAL HOSPITAL. Thought for you to think on, making individuals labeled as 'psychotic' are not, they are real people experiencing Spirit without the knowledge that their loved ones are on the other side to help them. This is not the time to teach that individual about Spirit helpers. On the outside, off hospital grounds can be a site. Know also that the workers and unfortunately many of the psychologists when they hear from a patient that they are seeing Spirit or something they just can't explain or understand, the staff Will LaBell THE PATIENT AS PSYCHOTIC, which will in the 'trained' personnel's mind see or justify an increase or decrease in their medication. How can you work with that hostility? That thinking? It is hard. What I found works well initially with a patient that is psychotic or comes into the hospital being told they are psychotic and are " are at risk to themselves or others " which is they only way a person can now be legally help in a mental hospital, is a meat-physical stone called chrisycolla. You can help the patient by taking off any rings especially if amheyst, stating you are going to have the jewe;ry locked, recorded or added to their clothing list and be free of the patient. So now, you will have a person working with the patient who is free of their vibrations and with sealed energy and a patient who is calming down. I have found that even when a patient comes in with a 5 point restraint, when you take off their jewelry and give them this stone or a piece of black tourmaline, that with an hour's time they will start to calm down. They will start to hear what you are talking about, you will be able to try to make some sense of what they are saying, really stating and participate in an active listen session. Your voice needs to be moderated down -speaking clearly and slowing. Within 12 hours that patient who came into the ward in restraints, will not no longer need them. It is important, if possible, for your shift that you cane continuing talking, and do active listening with the patient. The mental health works or nurse managers will be more willing to listen to/hear the process the patient is making. You must share your philosphy with the next shift who is going to be working with the patient. This is not a easly process, BUT IT WORKS. aFTER trust becomes real you need to see what is the patient's reality. Can you develop a baseline? Don't try to do to much too soon. Listen and learn. Ask for the patient's permiossion for you to be able to read her chart. Ask the patient to define your role. Depending in what route you chooae, look at all sides before you do any. Is this person really for home? Note how comfortable you are around them? Do you feel more invention neds to be there? How do you feel about it? Participate in a group team meeting. Have the group members tell wehether they thing additional intervention should be approate. I would be glad to share more. For you are the worker for the family it is VERY IMPORTANT that you are not just flying by the seat of your pants and have you been enrolled-in some cynicald situation. I hope this helps. Best Wishes - In light and Love - Sandy Mathieson, Spoiritwalker@palermo,org Original Message----- Arabella McIntyre-Brown <abs Sunday, September 10, 2000 7:35 PM paranoia > >I'd really appreciate some good advice .... > >I'm a bodyworker, not a therapist, and have little experience of people >with serious paranoia. A woman (not a friend, exactly, but someone I >know) called me this morning and said she was in the local psych. >hospital, and would I come and see her and bring a mobile phone. > >I went (minus phone) and saw her. She's been sectioned for 6 months by >her husband; from her own account of the behaviour which prompted this, >it sounds quite reasonable ... I've not spoken to her doctor or her >husband, but I'd take a guess at paranoia - big time - and some form of >psychosis. Everyone's been conspiring to get her for 20 years, and the >hospital has been set up to murder her. Husband, mother and everyone she >thought was a friend was in fact a conspirator. Friends tried to give >her children AIDS. I'm sure you know the sort of thing. > >This afternoon that letting her talk about her fears/fantasies just dug >her deep into her dark world, but talking about ordinary stuff in >ordinary ways (chat about mutual acquaintances, places in Cornwall, my >holiday in France etc etc) pulled her back to something like normality, >when she would recognise that she was ill rather than a victim of a >global conspiracy. > >She wants me to spring her from the hospital - I've said I won't. I >won't attempt to rescue her, but she's having a shit time and I'll go to >see her, and would like to be helpful/constructive. > >Any thoughts/ideas/tips about the best way to approach this? > >big thanks .... > >Arabella > > > > > >**************************************** >Visit the community page: >For administrative problems contact: -owner > - > >All messages, files and archives of this forum are copyright of the group >and the individual authors. > > ______________________ ______________________ Message: 4 Tue, 12 Sep 2000 16:04:16 -0400 Jane Berrigan <reikiskhm Re: Re: EFT (was Re:Mike 1b) Hi Sandy, EFT - Emotional Freedom Techniques - is meridian therapy. I think generally it is used by psychotherapists, psychologists but is also for the lay person. From the lists I am on (meridiantherapy , APPLIEDEFT , and Gary Craig's own one-way list which you can to from his site), I am noticing there are those in the mental health fields, massage therapists and a number are Reiki practitioners. I think the combination of EFT with Reiki will be a great working tool. Here is where you can read all about it from the developer, Gary Craig... http://www.emofree.com You can also download his free manual if you are interested. I ordered the course which is 11 videotapes and 4 audiotapes and manual. This is something I really want to bring into my practice, but I'm going to work on me first :^) Sandy Mathieson wrote: > What is EFT? I was gone over the weekend and obviously missed some good > communications. How does this training interface with Reiki? Question out > to group. thank you. Sandy Mathieson, Spiritwalker -- Janie Walk softly, Live gently ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Usui Reiki and Seichem Classes In person - New Jersey ______________________ ______________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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