Clients' stuff problem

September 10, 1999

Hi Annie

Interesting problem. I run courses in this technique (empathic healing)

i.e. taking on a clients problem and then healing it in yourself. However,

your description seems to indicate the practitioner in this case is doing

this unconsciously? If so get them to make the process conscious. Then get

them to consider if they would be willing to try and do this for a client

with a really serious illness such as motor neurone or cancer. This mental

consideration alone may be enough to to cause them to seal the mental layer

of their aura. Truth to say you have to have (as you obviously do) a belief

and a desire not to pick up stuff from your clients. If the therapist sees

this " taking on " process as helpful its difficult to see why they would

change apart from a bad experience.

To work with emotional layer protection all the techniques ranging from

wearing a protective crystal to white light surrounding you as you work to

flicking off the fingertips (eliminating stagnant chi or however you want

to characterise it) intermittently during the session and washing the hands

after a session for two minutes in cold running water may well do it. In

fact anything that the practitioners " feel " protective is protective. Find

out what they think will work. Then get them to do it.

Like you, unless I choose otherwise very specifically I simply dont pick

stuff up. A strong mental layer protection.

Perhaps helpful - perhaps not?

Best wishes

Phil

Masterworks

Tai Chi Chuan, Polarity Therapy, Huna.

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