Why do good smart people NOT do good things for themselves?

[Guest guest]

They have energies which are scrambled and/or disconnected across the brain

hemispheres.

 

No method of talk change work would provide a lasting solution.

 

They are unaware of of needed to " fix " or " change " anything, so they don't feel

or think they need to be fixed.

 

No clue as to why the path is hard, it is just the path. They are unaware that

an easier or different path exists.

 

Greg

 

, " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001 wrote:

>

> All good answers and they 'could' be a portion of his 'reasons'.

>

> Fear, who he sees himself as, and lack of propulsion systems installed.

>

> But I am sure it is much simpler than that.

>

> What I was asking was actually along the lines of his 'energies'.

>

> So, staying in line with the energies, what went on?

>

> And, will 'talk' of any type fix him?

>

> Does he feel/think he needs fixed?

>

> Does he even have a clue why he's chosen a much harder choice than the one we

gave him?

>

> John La Tourrette, PhD

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Doc and All,

 

When I look at this from an energetic perspective, I " see " the energies in his

center chest have a concave quality as if they are being held inward. The

energies there seem to be stuck in some way. I explored further and got

combination of beliefs that are limiting his expectations of personal success.

 

As far as solutions, I think he could build himself up and out of this issue by

talking to himself in a positive manner on a regular basis. But if he's

comfortable with where he's at, why would he make the effort?

 

And I think he does have a clue why he took a harder path- a set of beliefs

like " the hard way is the righteous way and the easy way is cheating. "

 

Doc, I appreciate your lists and posts. Thank you for the opportunity to train,

learn and contribute.

 

 

David Palmer

 

 

, " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001 wrote:

>

> All good answers and they 'could' be a portion of his 'reasons'.

>

> Fear, who he sees himself as, and lack of propulsion systems installed.

>

> But I am sure it is much simpler than that.

>

> What I was asking was actually along the lines of his 'energies'.

>

> So, staying in line with the energies, what went on?

>

> And, will 'talk' of any type fix him?

>

> Does he feel/think he needs fixed?

>

> Does he even have a clue why he's chosen a much harder choice than the one we

gave him?

>

> John La Tourrette, PhD

>

[Guest guest]

Homeostasis is the bodies mechanism to keep everything the same. It works well

for keeping ones temperature and alkinilinity at a healthy state. But the same

process also keeps one from learning something new and even changing their

lives.

 

The idea is that our emotional comfort level upholds a field of homeostasis. We

are often so comfortable with what we know and do that we really don't want to

change. Even if it is better for us. But something new is unknown and the

unknown is uncomfortable. Anything that disrupts our comfort is identified as

an attack and should be defended against. This is our natural paradigm, keeping

us healthy.

 

How can you work with this energetically?

 

I would ask for more information. Taking a huge step towards greatness is often

a little awkward, even if it is simple. I would begin by building rapport with

the client and learn what they want to accomplish. What size step is he willing

to make? Does he have any habits or practice any techniques that already embody

healthy or transformational behaviour? Is he willing to develop those habits or

techniques? Is he willing to learn new techniques? And in what way can he

begin to redefine himself and work towards transformation in his life?

 

The idea is to direct a transformation in a gentle enough process that it does

not register as an attack. It doesn't matter what technique you use, cognitive

therapy, energy healing, hypnosis, EFT, TH etc... One technique is as good as

another with someone that knows how to use them. (If he has castor oil beliefs

use castor oil!)

What does matter is that the client chooses to respond to it and trusts the

practitioner enough to learn something new.

 

Secondly does he even want to change? If he dosen't then it really dosen't

matter what you do. All your efforts will be identified as an attack. Can you

ever help someone that does not want any help? Maybe so, but one has to really

find a strong reason for doing so. Like: it is your mother and she is dying of

cancer. Then your efforts are really more to satisfy your own personal needs

then then help your mother. Perhaps honerable.... but good luck on being

successful.

 

Stay Spiritual!

 

William Leigh

 

, " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001 wrote:

>

> All good answers and they 'could' be a portion of his 'reasons'.

>

> Fear, who he sees himself as, and lack of propulsion systems installed.

>

> But I am sure it is much simpler than that.

>

> What I was asking was actually along the lines of his 'energies'.

>

> So, staying in line with the energies, what went on?

>

> And, will 'talk' of any type fix him?

>

> Does he feel/think he needs fixed?

>

> Does he even have a clue why he's chosen a much harder choice than the one we

gave him?

>

> John La Tourrette, PhD

>

[Guest guest]

, " davidpalmer73 "

<david wrote:

>

> Hi Doc and All,

 

I love it when people remote view with proper intention.

 

So I will give David feedback on his remote viewing of the person involved.

 

> When I look at this from an energetic perspective, I " see " the >energies in

his center chest have a concave quality as if they are >being held inward.

 

He does have heart problems, and was going through heart failure a few years

back.

 

>The energies there seem to be stuck in some way. I explored further >and got

combination of beliefs that are limiting his expectations of >personal success.

 

He grew up in a wealthy family and never had to earn a dime. So he never learned

how to do that.

 

> As far as solutions, I think he could build himself up and out of >this issue

by talking to himself in a positive manner on a regular >basis. But if he's

comfortable with where he's at, why would he make >the effort?

 

He and his wife do not need much.

 

Small pleasures are fine for him.

 

> And I think he does have a clue why he took a harder path- a set >of beliefs

like " the hard way is the righteous way and the easy way >is cheating. "

 

He is an 'intellectual' and loves talking about thinking. He also loves to study

about thinking and teaching.

 

He is looking for a way to make 40K a year which is more than enough for his

wants and perceived needs.

 

He has a PhD already, but to get that 40K he has gone back to college and is

earning a MS in secondary education (in 3 areas of focus) so he is employable in

the secondary education field.

 

So he is spending 1 1/2 years on more education when he could be making much

more money than that doing something much easier and faster.

 

So his 'comfort zone' is driving his behavior, and nothing else does he let

intrude upon those old habits of 'doing'.

 

> Doc, I appreciate your lists and posts. Thank you for the opportunity to

train, learn and contribute.

 

You are welcome.

 

John La Tourrette, PhD

 

>

> David Palmer

>

>

> , " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001@> wrote:

> >

> > All good answers and they 'could' be a portion of his 'reasons'.

> >

> > Fear, who he sees himself as, and lack of propulsion systems installed.

> >

> > But I am sure it is much simpler than that.

> >

> > What I was asking was actually along the lines of his 'energies'.

> >

> > So, staying in line with the energies, what went on?

> >

> > And, will 'talk' of any type fix him?

> >

> > Does he feel/think he needs fixed?

> >

> > Does he even have a clue why he's chosen a much harder choice than the one

we gave him?

> >

> > John La Tourrette, PhD

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, " William Leigh "

<william4x5 wrote:

 

> The idea is that our emotional comfort level upholds a field of >homeostasis.

We are often so comfortable with what we know and do >that we really don't want

to change. Even if it is better for us. >But something new is unknown and the

unknown is uncomfortable. >Anything that disrupts our comfort is identified as

an attack and >should be defended against. This is our natural paradigm,

keeping >us healthy.

 

Hi William,

 

Actually it is ONE of the many different subconscious 'time elements' that

people live by.

 

For example some people can work in the factory for 30 years, moving a widget

from space 1 to space 3 and be tremendously happy.

 

Others can do that job for 3 minutes and are going out of their heads with

boredom.

 

 

> > How can you work with this energetically?

>

> I would ask for more information. Taking a huge step towards greatness is

often a little awkward, even if it is simple. I would begin by building rapport

with the client and learn what they want to accomplish. What size step is he

willing to make? Does he have any >habits or practice any techniques that

already embody healthy or >transformational behavior? Is he willing to develop

those habits or >techniques? Is he willing to learn new techniques? And in

what way >can he begin to redefine himself and work towards transformation in

>his life?

>

 

All good methods. I would call that aligning your energies with his existing

energies.

 

> The idea is to direct a transformation in a gentle enough process >that it

does not register as an attack.

 

If that is done, HE WILL NOT CHANGE.

 

As long as he remains comfortable, and remembers ONLY the comfort, he is there

forever!

 

>It doesn't matter what technique you use, cognitive therapy, energy >healing,

hypnosis, EFT, TH etc... One technique is as good as >another with someone

that knows how to use them. (If he has castor >oil beliefs use Castor oil!)

 

William,

 

I agree with what you stated...

 

BUT...

 

I did ask for the energy components...

 

....in fact I gave the primary corollary of why energy tactics work as a

guideline.

 

> What does matter is that the client chooses to respond to it and trusts the

practitioner enough to learn something new.

 

They WILL NOT choose to respond unless an ENERGETIC PROPULSION SYSTEM is used

and used massively.

 

It might help to examine old positive anchors for success...

 

...and when they were successful.

 

....and to examine old negative anchors, that caused them distress (fear, doubt,

confusion) in the past.

 

> Secondly does he even want to change?

 

In the situation given, he said he wanted XX and NOT YY.

 

So it is given that he wants to change.

 

Let me give an isomorphic example for giving some clarity.

 

What happens to the energies of a person that loves popcorn, on a general energy

test?

 

What happens to the energies of a person that loves popcorn, on a specific

Spleen Meridian (governs the immune system) test?

 

How and why is the unconscious desires in CONFLICT with the deeper structures

and energies of the immune system inside the meridian system?

 

Have fun.

 

John La Tourrette, PhD

 

> , " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001@> wrote:

> >

> > All good answers and they 'could' be a portion of his 'reasons'.

> >

> > Fear, who he sees himself as, and lack of propulsion systems installed.

> >

> > But I am sure it is much simpler than that.

> >

> > What I was asking was actually along the lines of his 'energies'.

> >

> > So, staying in line with the energies, what went on?

> >

> > And, will 'talk' of any type fix him?

> >

> > Does he feel/think he needs fixed?

> >

> > Does he even have a clue why he's chosen a much harder choice than the one

we gave him?

> >

> > John La Tourrette, PhD

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Doc,

Wow! Thanks for the detailed feedback! You asked me what I could do to get more

details when RVing energies in the future and I thank you for the question.

 

Here are some ideas:

 

- Observe specific areas of the energy systems (meridians, chakras...) and

detect abnormalities. Instead of only observing the first thing that appears,

follow a methodical approach.

 

- Energy test them at level as if they were in a real world setting.

 

- Ask specific questions. Ask 'what is important about this' for each

abnormality.

 

- Ask about beliefs and ideals associated with each observation, chunking up to

their higher ideals.

 

- After observing them, put on the person's head and RV how they think and feel

about the specific energies that were observed.

 

Again, I appreciate the feedback.

 

Thank You,

David Palmer

 

 

, " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001 wrote:

>

> , " davidpalmer73 "

<david@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi Doc and All,

>

> I love it when people remote view with proper intention.

>

> So I will give David feedback on his remote viewing of the person involved.

>

> > When I look at this from an energetic perspective, I " see " the >energies in

his center chest have a concave quality as if they are >being held inward.

>

> He does have heart problems, and was going through heart failure a few years

back.

>

> >The energies there seem to be stuck in some way. I explored further >and got

combination of beliefs that are limiting his expectations of >personal success.

>

> He grew up in a wealthy family and never had to earn a dime. So he never

learned how to do that.

>

> > As far as solutions, I think he could build himself up and out of >this

issue by talking to himself in a positive manner on a regular >basis. But if

he's comfortable with where he's at, why would he make >the effort?

>

> He and his wife do not need much.

>

> Small pleasures are fine for him.

>

> > And I think he does have a clue why he took a harder path- a set >of

beliefs like " the hard way is the righteous way and the easy way >is cheating. "

>

> He is an 'intellectual' and loves talking about thinking. He also loves to

study about thinking and teaching.

>

> He is looking for a way to make 40K a year which is more than enough for his

wants and perceived needs.

>

> He has a PhD already, but to get that 40K he has gone back to college and is

earning a MS in secondary education (in 3 areas of focus) so he is employable in

the secondary education field.

>

> So he is spending 1 1/2 years on more education when he could be making much

more money than that doing something much easier and faster.

>

> So his 'comfort zone' is driving his behavior, and nothing else does he let

intrude upon those old habits of 'doing'.

>

> > Doc, I appreciate your lists and posts. Thank you for the opportunity to

train, learn and contribute.

>

> You are welcome.

>

> John La Tourrette, PhD

>

> >

> > David Palmer

> >

> >

> > , " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001@> wrote:

> > >

> > > All good answers and they 'could' be a portion of his 'reasons'.

> > >

> > > Fear, who he sees himself as, and lack of propulsion systems installed.

> > >

> > > But I am sure it is much simpler than that.

> > >

> > > What I was asking was actually along the lines of his 'energies'.

> > >

> > > So, staying in line with the energies, what went on?

> > >

> > > And, will 'talk' of any type fix him?

> > >

> > > Does he feel/think he needs fixed?

> > >

> > > Does he even have a clue why he's chosen a much harder choice than the one

we gave him?

> > >

> > > John La Tourrette, PhD

> > >

> >

>