RE: RE: [Body_Work] Energy Healing and Massage

February 5, 2009

Hi Carl,

I am a massage therapist, Structural Integration Practitioner, Thai, Cranial

Person+ other modalities. Â In addition to this, Â I went to the Barbara Brennan

School of Healing for 4 years, her teaching and Supervisor Training for another

four. Â I think the Snow Lion is based on her work. Â The school is located in

Miami, Florida. Â I supervise students in their process and love the work. Â It

is a very special school.

I bet most massage therapists have a pretty good Higher Sense perception using

touch as intimately as they do. Â But it is interesting because each person is

unique and they use various forms of " reading of the field " depending on how

they are organized. Â I know that Barbara and some people can use their sight to

see if someone has cancer or other abnormalities. Â Others feel inside their own

body what others feel. Â Often I hear my guides talk to me, or people who have

passed over. Â At the Barbara Brennan School, Â in order to graduate, one must

be able to read the energy using at least two senses. Â And anybody can learn.

Â For some people it is easier depending how they have organized their system,

others more difficult, Â but energy work can be learned by anyone.

I don't know that anyone can " teach " you the answers. Â What we learned was to

be with people in the moment, and to follow our own wave and stay centered,

while witnessing and holding space for our clients. Â Sometimes we will directl

y work with the meridians, or the chakras and such, Â but the most important

thing that I found is to trust the process and let the person unfold rather than

telling them something you " see " . Â It is more important to find one's own truth

if real change is going to happen. Â

Whether we do massage, energy work, psychic, acupuncture, Hakomi or whatever,

Â they are only tools to help us open our awareness to our connection to the one

God, Â or whatever you want to call the universal Oneness.

I wish you the best and you are opening your mind to something bigger than the

reality most people live in. Â We are so much more than we can possible imagine!

Warmly,

Sharon Hartnett

www.Integrativesoulandbodywork.com

Carl W. Brown <carl

Body_Work ;

Wed, 4 Feb 2009 2:46 pm

RE: [body_Work] Energy Healing and Massage

Kim,

> Is there anyone out there that combines massage therapy

> and training from a formalized energy healing school when

> working with clients?

I have found that the most important part for me is to acknowledge the

possibility of a thing. I have dabbled in various energy techniques not

wanting to get too deep into the formal part becasue like standardize

physical work it puts you into a mindset of following a prescribed

methodology to help some one. This means that you are treating the

measurements=2

0not the person.

I find that energy can be directed like manual therapy and can also be

contra indicated. A number of years ago I came across a person who was

being treated but stimulating acupressure points that increased is heat yet

just looking at the person he already had too much heat. I realize that

there are contraindications to energy work as well. If you can effect a

change the change can be either helpful or harmful.

I try to work both physically and energetically using the person's own body

and energy where possible. Getting the person to heal themselves is the

best cure possible. This puts you in a different relationship with the

client as one of equals not a healer / patient.

I use direct right-brain perception to " see " the person in ways too complex

for my left-brain (rational) to understand. Then I use may left-brain to

insure that my intuitive side is not suggesting something that may be

harmful. From this perspective I will often intervene with left-brain

physical & energetic tools when needed to help the person overcome certain

obstacles with in a framework on an intentional directive to improve the

person's state of wellness.

I know nothing about SnowLion Integrative Energy Healing. However, I am

Leary of people who offer to teach you the answers. Instead I look for

people who can help you find the questions and find your own answers.

Carl

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February 10, 2009

Sharon,

> I bet most massage therapists have a pretty good

> Higher Sense perception using touch as intimately

> as they do.

I think that people in this field find that there are too many things they

observe that can not be scientifically explained.

Before I ignored the hints I got and felt that everything could be explained

scientifically and that thing that we did not understand would come clear one

day as science developed. I ignored signs even when nature slapped me up side

of the head. I was too into science when in 1964 under the orders of a very

intuitive doctor I did my first massage to save a hemorrhaging woman's life. I

could feel " emotions " in the tissues but rejected the notion becasue it made no

sense.

> But it is interesting because each person is

> unique and they use various forms of " reading

> of the field " depending on how they are organized.

I see energy systems as a way that many people use to simplify and systematize

perceptions that go beyond the limitations of rational thought and for each of

us they translate into our awareness differently. I believe that like the

expression " Time is natures way of keeping everything from happing at once. " our

reality is actually a filter to limit our perception of the universe to what we

can handle.

> Others feel inside their own body what others feel.

I feel what others do but I keep the perception of it in their body not mine. I

also feel and direct energy. Where possible I try to use the client's energy

rather that my own. I find that energy can be intrusive and after all the best

healing is what the client does for him/her self. I also do a lot of hospice

work and not taking on the other person's pain is important while it allows me

to share in the joy of helping people live the end of their life to the fullest.

> For some people it is easier depending how they have

> organized their system, others more difficult, but

> energy work can be learned by anyone.

I find systems can be hobbling. It is left brain controlled and has the same

problems as all atomistic thinking does. I find that to operate holistically I

must purge myself of preconceptions. If I am getting nowhere it is often

becasue I think I know how to proceed. If I leave myself open that the answer

will flow.

> ... the most important thing that I found is to trust

> the process and let the person unfold rather than

> telling them something you " see " . It is more important

> to find one's own truth if real change is going

> to happen.

Exactly.

> I wish you the best and you are opening your mind

> to something bigger than the reality most people

> live in. We are so much more

> than we can possible imagine!

I have been. Sometimes it has to slap me upside of the head to get me to pay

attention. Sometimes fate plays a part. In all case it is paying attention and

recognizing the possibilities of things beyond imagination. In the late 60's I

use to be an Acid trip guide. I took a bad cut and got about 4000 micrograms.

It was an experience that I would not recommend to anyone. Had I not helped

other deal in the world of altered reality I don't think I would have survived

the experience still sane. It stripped away reality so there was no time space

or the perception of self. I was directly seeing the Void. It was the

potential of everything without being limited to the manifestation of

everything. I now see it was showing me that I could reach around reality and

shake hands on the other side.

Carl

February 10, 2009

Well Carl,

It seems that you are exactly where you need to be in the universe at this time.

Â I hope you continue to enjoy this journey of discovery in whatever way it

comes to you! Â Sharon

Carl W. Brown <carl

Tue, 10 Feb 2009 12:04 am

RE: RE: [body_Work] Energy Healing and Massage

Sharon,

> I bet most massage therapists have a pretty good

> Higher Sense perception using touch as intimately

> as they do.

I think that people in this field find that there are too many things they

observe that can not be scientifically explained.

Before I ignored the hints I got and felt that everything could be explained

scientifically and that thing that we did not understand would come clear one

day as science developed. I ignored signs even when nature slapped me up side

of the head. I was too into science when in 1964 under the orders of a very

intuitive doctor I did my first massage to save a hemorrhaging woman's life. I

could feel " emotions " in the tissues but rejected the notion becasue it made no

sense.

> But it is interesting because each person is

> unique and they use various forms of " reading

> of the field " depending on how they are organized.

I see energy systems as a way that many people use to simplify an

d systematize perceptions that go beyond the limitations of rational thought and

for each of us they translate into our awareness differently. I believe that

like the expression " Time is natures way of keeping everything from happing at

once. " our reality is actually a filter to limit our perception of the universe

to what we can handle.

> Others feel inside their own body what others feel.

I feel what others do but I keep the perception of it in their body not mine. I

also feel and direct energy. Where possible I try to use the client's energy

rather that my own. I find that energy can be intrusive and after all the best

healing is what the client does for him/her self. I also do a lot of hospice

work and not taking on the other person's pain is important while it allows me

to share in the joy of helping people live the end of their life to the fullest.

> For some people it is easier depending how they have

> organized their system, others more difficult, but

> energy work can be learned by anyone.

I find systems can be hobbling. It is left brain controlled and has the same

problems as all atomistic thinking does. I find that to operate holistically I

must purge myself of preconceptions. If I am getting nowhere it is often

becasue I think I know how to proceed. If I leave myself open that the answer

will flow.

> ... the most important thing that I found is to trust

> the process and=2

0let the person unfold rather than