Guest guest Posted May 9, 2005 Report Share Posted May 9, 2005 , " wc2_33 " <wc2_33> wrote: > It seems to me that I lose energy through my throat chakra. I feel > like my communications are good content-wise, but could use a boost > in power. Thanks again for your replies. In searching for the neck rolls post I have read hundreds of other fascinating topics. So, gang, search away! You can only get more educated. And, btw, in getting educated, don't forget to do the drills! :-) Hey, Doc - Ordered the RV/RI course, and chomping at the bit waiting for it to arrive! Question for you, Doc, and any other of you knowledge-accumulators out there . . . In studying all that you do, and the frequency with which you are taking in more info, do you ever find yourself overwhelmed with too much information? Well, maybe you don't but I sure do. Perhaps I need to deal with chaos in my world, but I am hoping that you have something simple I can understand and practice so that I learn to assimilate the info I am studying. I am currently studying EFT, ET, Neville, allergy antidotes and trying to understand what's going on here. Oh yeah, plus I am going to be doing the RV/RI. I am pretty much a beginner on huna and NLP, but I'm still learning about them. This list is a blessing in that regard. Don't have to go far to find just about everything (or a link to it). Perhaps certain of the drills are apropos? So my question is, if I want to integrate the knowledge I am studying so as not to be overwhelmed by it, but truly assimilate it and put it into practice, what should I do? :-) Janice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2005 Report Share Posted May 11, 2005 Hi Janice You wrote: Perhaps I need to deal with chaos in my world, but I am > hoping that you have something simple I can understand and practice so that I learn to assimilate the info I am studying. . . . > Perhaps certain of the drills are apropos? > > So my question is, if I want to integrate the knowledge I am studying > so as not to be overwhelmed by it, but truly assimilate it and put it into practice, what should I do? Do the Wayne Cook (for scrambled energies and chaos), Tibetan Prayer Pose and the Crown Pull (for creating space for one more piece of info in your brain). Each of these techniques have many other uses as well. They can all be found in Donna¹s Energy Medicine book (a prerequisite for this group) and are part of the 5-minute routine. Enjoy! Many blessings, Dr. Melanie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2005 Report Share Posted May 11, 2005 > Do the Wayne Cook (for scrambled energies and chaos), Tibetan Prayer Pose > and the Crown Pull (for creating space for one more piece of info in your > brain). Each of these techniques have many other uses as well. They can > all be found in Donna¹s Energy Medicine book (a prerequisite for this group) > and are part of the 5-minute routine. > Thanks, Melanie. I do the Wayne Cook and the Crown Pull and will look into the TPP. :-) Janice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2005 Report Share Posted May 16, 2005 Another great resource for working with your voice is a series of CDs you can buy from Lauren Lane Powell. She teaches you how to use your voice in amazing ways; to keep the throat/5th chakra open even when hitting high notes; to do exercises for strength and projection. Some seem very odd, but they work. Check it out at www.singforyoursoul.com and click on the CDs link. The first 3 of the 6 CD set have most of what you'll need, I think. I have a vocal cord that was loosened as a medication side effect and this has helped me get my voice back. For quite a while I couldn't hold a note on key--this after having a 3 1/2 octave range most of my life. Not perfect again yet, but it would be if I'd do the damn exercises more. Sigh. There's just not time enough to do everything. BTW, she travels the country giving workshops. Good luck. Sue www.coachdrgridley.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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