The importance of Validation methods.

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, " William Leigh "

<william4x5 wrote:

 

> But the problem comes with false advertising, promising miracles >and not

being able to deliver. Saying that you can help manage pain >then failing,

giving yourself and your practice a bad reputation.

 

I like your post.

 

I do have a few things to say.

 

I do not put those two concepts into the same sentence. False advertising is

telling a lie to reap a profit.

 

Promising miracles to one, might just be sedating bladder meridian to another.

They are different mental contructs and have different emotional fields.

 

> The difficulties of alternative health practitioners come down to >lack of

proper training. Many modalities are developed by a >powerful personality that

honestly tries reproduce their ability. >And this works for some percentage of

the population. But miserably >fails for the larger percent.

 

And for some, leads to lawsuits and arrest. Which is why some type of ethics

need to be upheld.

 

> The knowledge exists. When asking Doc any question, he comes back >with solid

answer and a source of information every time. Quite >amazing. This clearly

shows that the information and scientific >validation does exist.

 

Doc is Doc. Hate him or love him, either way he does know what he's talking

about. And if he don't, he'll find out.

 

> Don't make any claims that you are not 90% sure that you can >reproduce. The

miracle claim of Theta Healing is curing Cancer in >an instant. I have worked

with Cancer patients. I followed the >procedures that I was taught. Their

Cancer was not cured in an >instant. I am not planning on advertising that I can

cure cancer >until I have a strong past history of positive results.

 

I'm just curious to how many of those Theta Healers have ended up in jail for

practicing medicine without a licence.

 

When people like Edgar Cayce, Donna Eden and Jose Silva have had to fight the

medical establishment when they have never made such claims. Mr. Cayce did

psychic readings. Mrs. Eden does Energy. Mr. Silva did hypnosis, as did Dr.

Erickson who was also almost drummed out of the medical field because of his use

of hypnosis.

 

> Do advertise what you can do. If one can help someone relax and >feel better

about themselves advertise that. It is honest and will >create word of mouth

growth for your practice.

 

There is something way past this.

 

It is to be able to frame your words in such a way that it is evident that no

medical advice is being offered, ever. And still framed in such a way that is a

powerful stimulus to the emotions of the student and does give valid hope. This

giving of hope can be done with simple examples of possibilities followed by the

evidence procedures of what is and of what it is not.

 

> In conclusion I think that alternative practices and creating miracles will

always have a home with groups of enthusiasts playing >with and developing new

technology. If one wants to honestly establish them self as a practitioner of

the healing arts I have >found that it takes a lot more time and dedicated study

then a few >weeks of astounding courses.

>

> Now, this sucks! Because I am so very enthusiastic about my >experiences and

really want to share them with all right NOW! But >on the other hand this is

great, because I feel that I have a >beautiful life ahead of me.

 

As Doc so often tells us, " those that do the drills properly get the good

skills " .

 

And doing the drills takes time, feedback and repetition. Much repetition.

 

I put this site, healing energies, up there on a level way above most others.

Why is that so? Because of the reasons you've already mentioned. When people

take something wonderful and effective and dumb it down so that pretenders

believe they know everything ther is about it because they think they understand

a word or two. Like in Theta Healing hypnosis is used by Stobal, but is not used

by anyone of her practictioners. Because of the necessary practice and

achievements needed before Doc allows people to give their advice. Advice from

those with experience is fantastic. I am glad this site is here. I come every

day.