Do you ever find yourself needing to come up with a completely new way of tackling a pressing problem?
Perhaps you’re struggling to find a novel approach to a project you must complete, or a totally new way … Continue reading
Question: I know that acupuncture can be used with animals. Do animals have comfort spots as well and can we use EFT with them?
Answer: Yes and some people are doing this with great success. To do so involves a certain degree of understanding and rapport with your animals but obviously many pet owners have this already. You use words and phrases said in a comforting voice to … Continue reading
By Dr. Patricia Carrington
In my book, “Multiply the Power of EFT,” I have described some new ways in which you can deal with pain by using EFT.
Today, I will talk about what I call “giving loving attention” to your pain by doing EFT, and how this can work to alleviate the pain and sometimes to effect actual healing of its underlying cause.
This … Continue reading
The EFT Choices Method is a rapid highly targeted method for getting more precise results with Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT). Correct?
Well, most of the time. Certainly the Choices method can cut right through … Continue reading
by Gene Monterastelli
I have found meridian tapping (of which EFT is an important form) to be a very powerful tool. I have used it to clean up a number of deep emotional issues, but have noticed a number of unusual sensations after doing a session.
Sometimes I am really tired after a tapping session, while other times I feel actually more distressed than when I started but after that … Continue reading
Even very experienced EFT’ers often fail to use EFT to change the basic ways they view life. This is probably because most of us have difficulty seeing the forest for the trees. We can recognize the details of our lives and we know how we respond to them, but we can be quite unaware of the underlying assumptions about life and people that are actually running our lives.
An important … Continue reading
A Leg on the Brink of Amputation Jan Scholtes worked in the Physiotherapy Department of a hospital in Holland. “Hans” (fictitious name) was an outpatient who long suffered from severely impaired blood circulation in his legs. Hans’ surgeon … Continue reading
One of the most prevalent mental activities that occur when you cannot readily get to sleep is worrying about some current situation or trying to find a solution to it. Both these things feel as though they … Continue reading
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