EFT Insights Newsletter: October 10, 2008

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10/10/2008Home | Order | Archives | Subscribe/Un Scroll down for today'sHelpful Items Announcements 3 Featured Articles 6 Past Articles from our Website (plus more) For New Subscribers: Useful info regarding this newsletter.Helpful ItemsThought for the Day: "A happy face does not come by chance. It comes by happy thoughts." UnknownToday's EFT Quote: "Dear Gary, I am spreading the word as much as I can and I have witnessed some fantastic life changing results. However even I was astounded when in less than one minute my client went from a ten to a zero on debilitating dyslexia." Robyn DearToday's Humor: AN ODE TO ENGLISH PLURALS – Part 2Send this newsletter to a friendFeatured ArticlesFeatured Article #1: Creating positive affirmations with EFT and your senses : Ruth Stern is skilled in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and blends it with EFT for a useful way to create positive affirmations. Readers do not need training in NLP to benefit from this article...although such training would be helpful. Email RuthFeatured Article #2: Easy stress reducer using EFT with statements like, "The world is conspiring in my favor": Carol Solomon gives us a rapid stress relief procedure for those anxious moments that we all experience. Visit Carol's website and read about her Getting Slender With EFT Book.Featured Article #3: How to take care of lifelong guilt with EFT: Guilt can hang heavy within our lives and color our every thought and action. This can be devastating when it carries on for a lifetime as can be seen with Ilana Weiler's client (from Israel). Read how, in one session, Ilana helped her client lift unnecessary guilt and enter a place of freedom. Along the way, notice her use of EFT concepts such as specific events and chasing the pain. Email IlanaPast Articles from the EFT WebsiteUsing EFT for a Broken Heart: Please study this first class article by Lindsay Kenny. She skillfully details a very difficult and intense grief issue for "Dr. Dave" and takes us through some useful EFT language patterns along the way. She also displays quality approaches for (1) finding a core issue and (2) testing her results. A brief heat exhaustion case: This short account by Australian Lee-Anne Hayes lends emphasis to our often stated suggestion to "Try It On Everything!" (using common sense, of course). In her words, "I wanted to share with you my fantastic result with EFT in working in the Australian heat... Well I know EFT works, but I couldn't believe the difference in myself even late in the afternoon and evening when the heat is normally unbearable. I was up and working, talking, making sense and someone commented that I seemed to be handling the heat much better than anyone else." Dr. Pat Carrington's "EFT At Work In A Hospital" Series: This series should be studied by anyone wanting to introduce EFT into skeptical environments such as hospitals. Part 1 alone is extraordinary in this regard and contains numerous common sense ideas. According to Pat, "There is no limit to the ideas one can come up with on this subject because this is such an obvious application of EFT, and will be so extremely practical when it occurs -- and it will occur, this is simply a matter of time and diligent work by those who recognize its value." Borrowing Benefits newcomer details impressive success: Borrowing Benefits has an extraordinary record of providing relief for both emotional and physical issues ... particularly in groups. I consistently get reports from my Borrowing Benefits audiences that over 90% achieve relief ranging from "very noticeable" to astonishing. Tom Meade, a Borrowing Benefits newcomer, also had impressive success on his first try with a group of 25 people. For your perusal, he steps through the details of his procedure. He says, "Everyone in the class experienced emotional issues in the 8-9-10 range and lowered at least some of them to the 0-1-2 range." 10 year old boy overcomes food issue related to Mother's cancer: Stephanie Drieze, LICSW, CGP releases emotional issues for "Jimmy" so that he can broaden his diet. This skillful presentation illustrates creative language, rapport skills and core issues. When angry "Teacher-Talk" affects the student's performance: Angelika Rinderle-Tessa from Germany gives us a brief, but important, story on how a teacher's angry comment thwarted the math ability of Angelika's 7 year old son. A quick and easy use of EFT solved the problem. Other ItemsTo order the EFT DVDs go to: https://www.emofree.com/EFTStoreTo for this newsletter go to... http://www.emofree.com/email.htmIf you are having problems with our links or if you wish to view past newsletters (including this one) in our archives go to: http://www.emofree.com/archives.htm. If this link doesn't work with your system, then copy and paste it into your internet browser. EFT Highlight Videos(Requires high speed connection)EFT Introduction VideoCigarette CravingsLessons From Our DVDsThe EFT Course includes this DVD dedicated to numerous live uses of EFT including a case with a lady who could not lift her arm because of an auto accident. It also includes cases involving a driving phobia, chocolate craving, golf course improvement, childhood abuse, fingernail biting and dyslexia. This shows EFT at work and allows you to see many approaches to use for your own issues. More DetailsThe EFT Specialty Series 2 includes presentations by 8 EFT experts on such topics as Chronic Health Issues, Vision Issues, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Substance Sensitivities, Allergy Antidotes, Peak Performance, Trauma/PTSD and The Choices Method. In the photo at the left, Steve Wells from Australia takes you through his many useful Peak Performance concepts. There are 2 hours worth of innovations from which you can choose. Steve also answers many questions from the audience. Your questions are likely among them. More Details