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Thought for the Day: "I am imagination. I can see what the eyes cannot see. I can hear what the ears cannot hear. I can feel what the heart cannot feel." Peter Nivio Zarlenga
Today's EFT Quote: "EFT turned my health around quickly.. I am feeling almost 100% of my pre-anxiety self in less than a month." Tracy Gallagher
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Announcements
Do you have success stories for autism, bustline growth or libido issues? I can't promise I will respond to them all but if you send them to me I guarantee that I will read them. Be sure to include your phone number as I may wish to call you for more details. Email me at this temporary address with your success stories.
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Featured Articles
Featured Article #1: Ideas for enhancing the standard EFT Setup: This article by Jo Hainsworth of the UK can add benefit in those cases where we seem to be stopped. She says,"While these two ideas can seem too simple to be very powerful, they have held the key to a number of cases I've worked on recently. Once we start becoming aware of the subconscious beliefs we have around self-acceptance and safety, our subconscious blocks to healing tend to dissolve before our eyes, and we start building a completely new relationship with ourselves. The healing that unfolds is nothing sort of magical." Email Jo and Visit her website
Featured Article #2: Insights into picking up another person’s energy when doing EFT : A small number of EFTers, like Kevin Soltani, report picking up the energy or symptoms of their clients. Listen in as Kevin tells this important story and what he did about it. Email Kevin
Featured Article #3: Forgiveness and a clever idea made the difference for Marie Holliday--severe pain from spider bites: Read this one carefully and note the power of forgiveness. Note also how the severe pain persisted until Marie (from Spain) shifted her EFT approach. The main idea here is useful across the board and should be studied by everyone. Email Marie
Featured Article #4: EFT makes good progress with panic, agoraphobia and feeling like a failure: As you will see in this article by Zoe Zimmerman, a long list of childhood issues can ruin an adulthood! But when EFT is properly applied to the adult these problems improve. We don't always get "one minute wonders", of course, but progress can be very steady. Email Zoe and Visit her website
Tips from the EFT Website
- Golf improvement--from the mid 90's to the 70's: Sports and other performance issues have been largely overlooked by EFT practitioners. Here are the results of my conversation with golfer Ron Johnson, who used EFT to go from being a 95-100 golfer to one who has had many rounds in the 70's. This level of improvement rarely happens with conventional instruction and thus sticks out like a mountain on a prarie. Ron also coaches other people using EFT for golf. One of his students, a gentleman, dropped his "average putts per round" from 37 to 29 while a lady golfer knocked an average of 5 to 6 strokes per round off of her score.
- Self acceptance without judgment : Dr. Patricia Carrington advises us on some useful advantages of adding "without judgment" to the EFT Setup phrase. Where merited, this can add useful emphasis for some clients.
- Unsociable behavior in a 14 year old boy: Here are my comments on a question from Carole, who was having some difficulty working with a teenage boy. In my experience, if a client is resistant to showing emotion, then rapport, or the lack of it, is the most likely factor. In fact, developing strong rapport has often made a significant difference with kids and teenagers. My suggestions follow her letter.
- Using EFT from pre-birth to the present: Silvia Hartmann from the UK borrows some useful concepts from IC (Inner Child) work and blends them with EFT. The result is a highly useful protocol for not only getting at foundational issues but also for restructuring an entire childhood. Properly done, this idea holds the potential for transforming an unhappy childhood into a more pleasant one (this includes your own childhood). For many, this is the key to completely shifting the quality of their lives. It will take some mastery to pull this off, but the prize is well worth the pursuit.
- Steve Wells' series on EFT and self-acceptance: Self-Acceptance is among our most pervasive issues. It is also a very global issue and, as such, is made up of many individual contributors. In a way, the degree to which we "Self-Accept" is a mirror for the quality of our lives. Steve Wells (from Australia), take us through his personal journey along the road to enhanced Self-Acceptance.
- Bedwetting and a secret with God: Sometimes all that is necessary to resolve an important issue with EFT is some "bullseye phrasing." That is, language that takes aim at the centerpiece of the issue. This can come from the practitioners own intuition, of course, but it often comes right from the client. In the message below, Mary Hunt describes such an event regarding her daughter's bedwetting issue.
- What would happen if this problem wasn't there any more?: Silvia Hartmann from the UK gives us, yet again, superb insights into the creative delivery of EFT. This time she introduces several questions we can ask clients that will point us directly to the core issues involved. Please write these questions down for future use. They can mean the difference between a so-so result and a jaw dropping success.
- Paradoxes in validating one's self: David Lake, MD from Australia both educates and entertains us with this thought provoking article aimed at the paradoxes involved in validating one's self. He begins by acknowledging the difficulty many people have with the "I accept myself" part of the EFT set up phrase and proceeds to add insights as to why this happens. Then Dave provides some steps for dealing with this problem...including some clever language. You may want to write down some of his phrases.
- An ADHD case: Amelia Conrad responds to the recent case posted by "Carl" regarding an adolescent boy's behavior problem. In Amelia's case, the young man is ADHD with substantial emotional possibilities as causes of the behavior. She describes her procedures and her results. I think you'll find the ending quite interesting.
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