Homolateral lines?

[Guest guest]

Good point, Lori.

 

I am pretty sure I have heard Doc say something about energies

running backwards. I don't remember the context. I'll bet it WAS

related to meridians running backwards rather than homolateral,

although homolateral could have been present as well.

 

Mary Nelson

http://www.eft4everyone.com

 

-

" darthon4 " <darthon4

 

Wednesday, May 23, 2007 9:05 PM

Re: Homolateral

" lines " ?

 

 

: Hey Jim, I don't think you quoted Doc correctly, Homolateral

means the

: energies aren't crossing over and are instead running parallel,

: straight up and down, in the body. That's why you use the " X "

and the

: parallel lines for the energy tests.

:

: Meridian energies running backwards is different.

:

: Walking forward will give a weak test if more than half of your

: meridians are running backwards and walking backwards will give

a

: strong test.

[Guest guest]

Lori and Mary,We were testing spleen during one of our energy medicine study groups. I held a weight (arm straight - holding a 10 lb weight).Held the weight -- strong. Then I put a packet of Sweet & Low right on my spleen -- and I felt my energy actual reverse up my arm, like a wave!   Helen DriscollInvitesite.com888.349.4684 x106helen On May 24, 2007, at 8:55 AM, M J Nelson wrote:Good point, Lori.I am pretty sure I have heard Doc say something about energies running backwards. I don't remember the context. I'll bet it WAS related to meridians running backwards rather than homolateral, although homolateral could have been present as well.Mary Nelsonhttp://www.eft4everyone.com- "darthon4" <darthon4Wednesday, May 23, 2007 9:05 PM Re: Homolateral "lines"?: Hey Jim, I don't think you quoted Doc correctly, Homolateral means the: energies aren't crossing over and are instead running parallel,: straight up and down, in the body. That's why you use the "X" and the: parallel lines for the energy tests.:: Meridian energies running backwards is different.:: Walking forward will give a weak test if more than half of your: meridians are running backwards and walking backwards will give a: strong test.

[Guest guest]

Hey Lillie -

 

How about doing the homolateral drill BEFORE you get out of bed in

the morning?

 

Works pretty well.

 

 

Do this entire series while lying in bed, flat on back.

 

While breathing deeply:

 

SLOWLY touch left elbow to left knee. (breathe in)

 

Touch right elbow to right knee. (breathe out)

 

Repeat this same side pattern 12 times.

 

Lie still - deep breath in and out.

 

Begin cross crawl pattern:

 

Breathe in. Slowly touch right elbow to left knee - move your head to

the left, as well.

 

Breathe out as you Touch left elbow to right knee -- move your head

to the right as well.

 

Repeat this pattern 12 times.

 

Repeat this sequence two more times -- but finish with 20 Cross Crawls.

 

 

Circle 8 pattern with your eyes a few times.

 

_______________________

 

Next drill -- three thumps. (while laying in bed)

 

Sit up on side on bed - do a quick but intentional " blow out "

 

Hook-up

 

Zip up.

 

 

Fit in a happy dance somewhere (I know -- this is more a fire thing

than a wood thing -- but a 'happy' dance or warrior dance will flow

wood into fire )

 

Then go out and have a groovy day.

 

See how that works

 

 

 

 

 

Helen

> How do

> I know? Well, I wake up and am just terribly depressed most mornings.

>

> Then I've gone to the store, or been out and almost fall.

>

> I do the drill to fix it and I know how to fix it but when you are in

> the midst of being depressed, even though you know what to do,

> something inside just won't do it.

>

> So some mornings it takes a Herculean effort to do the drills. Of

> course I always feel better but I find I have to do the drill several

> times a day.

>

> My question to the group is this...what is causing me to start the

> day Homolateral? I thought I might try putting 2 pieces of wood

> under my bed in an X pattern and see if this would help.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Helen,

 

Thanks ...that sounds like a great drill and

especially if you are so down you can't get out of

bed.

 

That's not usually my case, I've never

had a problem making myself get up early.

 

It's usually, I wake up and start stressing

that I'm wasting time laying there because

I have a lot to do...

 

However...

 

I already do all the drills because I know how

to fix being homolateral...

 

My original question is why should

I wake up homolateral in the first place.

 

When I go to bed, my intention is to

finally be done with things for the day,

turn off and know that everything will

be much better in the morning.

Sleep is usually an escape mechanism

for me.

(Which I guess answers the question of

what's going on in dreamland)

 

But...I want to go to bed and have everything

reset to fresh start. I don't want

to wake up and still have the hangers on

from the day and night before. That's why

I was thinking of ways to eliminate the

homolateral altogether.

 

Today was day 2 of the 21 day routine of

massaging the central lymphatics and I am

excited to think that will permanently reset

the night time energy drain or whatever it

is that's happening.

 

I do like the happy fire dance thing. I love letting

the fire element in me come out. It makes

me happy when I'm really enjoying being around

someone that's fire or I can focus on my fire element.

 

Thanks for the good thoughts...I'll do the homolateral

drill before I get out of bed tomorrow. I'll let you know

how it works.

 

Lillie

 

P.S. Will I see you in 3 weeks?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of Helen DriscollTuesday, May 29, 2007 12:31 PM Subject: Re: Re: Homolateral "lines"?

 

 

Hey Lillie -How about doing the homolateral drill BEFORE you get out of bed in the morning?Works pretty well.Do this entire series while lying in bed, flat on back.While breathing deeply:SLOWLY touch left elbow to left knee. (breathe in)Touch right elbow to right knee. (breathe out)Repeat this same side pattern 12 times.Lie still - deep breath in and out.Begin cross crawl pattern:Breathe in. Slowly touch right elbow to left knee - move your head to the left, as well.Breathe out as you Touch left elbow to right knee -- move your head to the right as well.Repeat this pattern 12 times.Repeat this sequence two more times -- but finish with 20 Cross Crawls.Circle 8 pattern with your eyes a few times._______________________Next drill -- three thumps. (while laying in bed)Sit up on side on bed - do a quick but intentional "blow out"Hook-upZip up.Fit in a happy dance somewhere (I know -- this is more a fire thing than a wood thing -- but a 'happy' dance or warrior dance will flow wood into fire )Then go out and have a groovy day.See how that works :)Helen> How do> I know? Well, I wake up and am just terribly depressed most mornings.>> Then I've gone to the store, or been out and almost fall.>> I do the drill to fix it and I know how to fix it but when you are in> the midst of being depressed, even though you know what to do,> something inside just won't do it.>> So some mornings it takes a Herculean effort to do the drills. Of> course I always feel better but I find I have to do the drill several> times a day.>> My question to the group is this...what is causing me to start the> day Homolateral? I thought I might try putting 2 pieces of wood> under my bed in an X pattern and see if this would help.>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lillie,

 

Perhaps you should look at the meridians that are at their high and low

points during your sleep (checking the Meridian Flow Wheel which is in the

book). Do you know if there is a pattern you have have with these meridians

(for instance, undercharged, possibly a blockage or frozen energy) that may

be affecting you waking up homolateral. Also look at what time you are

getting to bed. I know that I'm a night owl and if I don't watch it, I'm up

past 1am and not giving my Liver meridian the rest time it needs to do its

job.

 

Also Doc mentioned what's happening in dream time may be setting you

homolateral.

 

Many blessings,

MichelleH

1st year Donna Eden Energy Medicine Certification Program

 

________________________________

I already do all the drills because I know how to fix being homolateral...

My original question is why should I wake up homolateral in the first place.

........

Lillie

[Guest guest]

Hi michelle,

 

What was the purpose and benefit of the truth test?

 

This may feel like semanitcs but homolateral can't "take over" the body. It is a pattern in which energy does not cross over very well - which doesn't mean that it ISN'T happening either. We all have cross over patterns throughout the body and beyond.....

 

-

Michelle Hughes

Wednesday, May 30, 2007 6:31 PM

RE: Re: Homolateral "lines"?

 

 

Another thought after I sent my previous message. I have this issue so itcame to mind. Are you sure that when you "fix" homolateral that it is going all the waydown your body. I kept testing fine - strong on the X and weak on theparallel lines showing the crosscrawl had done it's job. My intuition kepttelling me, that's not right. So at CP1, the teachers tested me both withan X and ll on my legs and also with a truth test (looking at the X and llat regular height while saying "I am Michelle"). Guess what?! Yep, I washomolateral. The homolateral fix wasn't making it down my legs. So Ilearned the scissor kick which I do in bed after I do the 3 thumps andbefore getting up for the day.If you're homolateral on one part of your body, maybe when you sleep ittakes over the whole body and you wake up totally homolateral.Just a thought.Many blessings,MichelleH1st year Donna Eden Energy Medicine Certification Program________________________________My original question is why shouldI wake up homolateral in the first place.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Cris,

 

I kept testing strong when just looking at an X at eye level; and weak on

parallel lines. But my intuition kept telling me I was still homolateral.

So, the instructors had me look at the X and say " My name is Michelle " . The

instructors said the truth test showed that I really was homolateral because

I should test strong on a truth test. To demonstrate this, they tested

placing an X mark on my leg and I also went weak on this and strong on ll on

the legs.

 

After doing the scissors exercise, I tested strong all ways on the X and

weak on the ll: looking at X, looking at an X at eye level while saying " My

name is Michelle " and having an X made on my legs.

 

It makes sense to me that my legs held a homolateral pattern because I have

had grounding issues for multiple reasons (physical, mental, spiritual).

For instance, I have a coccyx injury that twists it to the left affecting

the energy's ability to move up my legs from the earth (Barbara Brennan told

me this - she saw the accident in a time line of me at 4yo falling from a

swing. I didn't remember it but confirmed it later with my mother who

remembers the accident and also with a chiropractor & X-rays). I'm going to

an osteopath currently to help that. Also just last week, because I found

some changes were not holding even though I was doing Donna's exercises (for

example, polarity kept switching back even though I spoon my feet, etc.). I

was tested for Vivaxin Syndrome and that turned out to be the case. I had

work done on that and seed cells which was amazing as it's the first time in

a long time I've felt at ease in my body.

 

Many blessings,

MichelleH

 

________________________________

What was the purpose and benefit of the truth test? Cris

 

-

Michelle Hughes <lunarmm

an X and ll on my legs and also with a truth test (looking at the X

and ll

at regular height while saying " I am Michelle " ).

[Guest guest]

Hey Lillie -- will see you in 3 weeks!  It will be fun :)My first thought as to why you awake with your energies running homolateral -- is that triple warmer is activating while you're sleeping. But then, I figure triple warmer is responsible for most things!Those 'tag-ends' ...?Maybe do the homolateral drill in bed, BEFORE you go to sleep......... including circle 8's with your eyes....  You have such focused eyes -- maybe relaxing your eyes too....?See ya soon,Helen (triple warmer flips my polarities all the time. Pisses me off!) Hi Helen,   Thanks ...that sounds like a great drill and especially if you are so down you can't get out of bed.   That's not usually my case, I've never had a problem making myself get up early.   It's usually, I wake up and start stressing that I'm wasting time laying there because I have a lot to do...   However...   I already do all the drills because I know how to fix being homolateral...   My original question is why should I wake up homolateral in the first place.   When I go to bed, my intention is to finally be done with things for the day, turn off and know that everything will be much better in the morning. Sleep is usually an escape mechanism for me. (Which I guess answers the question of what's going on in dreamland)   But...I want to go to bed and have everything reset to fresh start.  I don't want to wake up and still have the hangers on from the day and night before. That's why I was thinking of ways to eliminate the homolateral altogether.   Today was day 2 of the 21 day routine of massaging the central lymphatics and I am excited to think that will permanently reset the night time energy drain or whatever it is that's happening.   I do like the happy fire dance thing. I love letting the fire element in me come out. It makes me happy when I'm really enjoying being around someone that's fire or I can focus on my fire element.   Thanks for the good thoughts...I'll do the homolateral drill before I get out of bed tomorrow. I'll let you know how it works.   Lillie   P.S. Will I see you in 3 weeks?           On Behalf Of Helen DriscollTuesday, May 29, 2007 12:31 PM Subject: Re: Re: Homolateral "lines"? Hey Lillie -How about doing the homolateral drill BEFORE you get out of bed in the morning?Works pretty well.Do this entire series while lying in bed, flat on back.While breathing deeply:SLOWLY touch left elbow to left knee. (breathe in)Touch right elbow to right knee. (breathe out)Repeat this same side pattern 12 times.Lie still - deep breath in and out.Begin cross crawl pattern:Breathe in. Slowly touch right elbow to left knee - move your head to the left, as well.Breathe out as you Touch left elbow to right knee -- move your head to the right as well.Repeat this pattern 12 times.Repeat this sequence two more times -- but finish with 20 Cross Crawls.Circle 8 pattern with your eyes a few times._______________________Next drill -- three thumps. (while laying in bed)Sit up on side on bed - do a quick but intentional "blow out"Hook-upZip up.Fit in a happy dance somewhere (I know -- this is more a fire thing than a wood thing -- but a 'happy' dance or warrior dance will flow wood into fire )Then go out and have a groovy day.See how that works :)Helen> How do> I know? Well, I wake up and am just terribly depressed most mornings.>> Then I've gone to the store, or been out and almost fall.>> I do the drill to fix it and I know how to fix it but when you are in> the midst of being depressed, even though you know what to do,> something inside just won't do it.>> So some mornings it takes a Herculean effort to do the drills. Of> course I always feel better but I find I have to do the drill several> times a day.>> My question to the group is this...what is causing me to start the> day Homolateral? I thought I might try putting 2 pieces of wood> under my bed in an X pattern and see if this would help.>