Arguing is NOT doing the damn drills. Do the DAMN drills, then get feedback!

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--- " kahunamaker " <kahunamaker wrote:

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> --- " Chris " <sparkawk@> wrote:

 

> > Hi Debbie,

> > There is consideration to allowing space for the nausea or

> >whatever comes.

 

> Yes, there is.

 

> > However,

 

> SO you linguistically negate that possibility?

 

> Why?

 

> Just because it's NOT your choice?

 

> Sorry, I need better reasons than that to listen from you.

 

> > from an insiders perspective,

 

> Inside of what? Were you there?

 

Well, gosh. I guess you were there.

Heck, I'd go ahead and keep the nausea, especially since you want to

argue vs doing the drills.

Do you 'want solutions' or do you want to argue from a point of

ignorance?

Doesn't matter to me.

 

 

>>Today I was tapping away a deep anxiety, and I reached a major

>>wall.

>>When I realized what I was saying while tapping, I became very

>>nauseated. I began to yawn and dry-heave so much I could not

>>continue

>>without feeling that I would surely be sick.

 

> > the nausea is actually the body throwing up a massive block on

the

> >emotions.

 

> Really?

 

> Seems like a form of " mind read " to me.

 

> > I've never heard of a psychological wall breaking from pushing

it > >over..

 

> How do you know it's a psychological wall?

 

> In fact, what is a psychological wall? I'm a psychologist and I've

> never heard of one before.