A couple of my friends who are taking EEM PT with xxx asked me...

[Guest guest]

A couple of my friends who are taking the Eden Practitioner's

training with xxx asked me " Why is xxxxxxxxx giving out all that

information on a group that is open to the public, a public that has

had no training, has not gone to the seminars, has not spent their

own money, and have not learned all the pre-requisites, especially

the necessary verification processes and drills to enhance their

skills? "

 

I told them, " I'll ask her " .

 

Their concern was several fold:

 

1. Without the " experience " they cannot get it right

 

2. Which does cause them to hallucinate skill and knowledge when

there is none

 

3. Without the " feedback " from trainers they'll never know if they

are doing it right or wrong

 

4. Then of course there is the " earned " factor, which few on this

list and most lists (including my own 4 lists) have

 

5. Then of course there is the " deserved " factor, which is closely

related to the " earned " factor

 

6. And I really do love the Donna Eden materials and I love them

being taught and processed in a manner that is benificial to all

 

Anyway, I decided to post this post openly (it was originally a

private post) with all names removed just out of curiosity to find

out what this list thinks, wishes and believes.

 

And I know it makes me the " bad guy " , but since I'm a Wood/Metal this

post is in line with my values and criteria...

 

....which means that to me the above is a great, high quality post.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Doc and all,

 

I think that it's important for a person to have the prerequisites and

preparation. I don't think it's absolutely necessary to have a trainer

to get it if, for instance, you stick with the Energy Medicine book

which is user friendly regardless of experience. Though I am extremely

thankful that I have trainers and a network of people I can

communicate with on some of the more advanced material not found in

the book.

 

For example, in my case with working with source points, because I had

the prerequisites and some experience, and I had been training with

Doc and others experienced in EM, " feedback " , I knew right away what

caused the pain in my leg and knew exactly what I needed to do to

clear it out of my leg right away so I could walk again.

 

As for the " earned " and " deserved " .....my primary element is Metal,

need I say more? And I think Mike did a great job of summing it up.

 

For me a small nudge of information, a single keyword, is all that's

needed for that transderivational search to begin. The process of

searching for the answer is invaluable and enjoyable for me! I learn

much more that way, and gain a lot of other platinum nuggets along the

way I never would have expected or intentionally looked for.

 

For me the answer is the journey.

 

Lori

 

 

 

, " docspeed2001 "

<docspeed2001 wrote:

>

> A couple of my friends who are taking the Eden Practitioner's

> training with xxx asked me " Why is xxxxxxxxx giving out all that

> information on a group that is open to the public, a public that has

> had no training, has not gone to the seminars, has not spent their

> own money, and have not learned all the pre-requisites, especially

> the necessary verification processes and drills to enhance their

> skills? "

>

> I told them, " I'll ask her " .

>

> Their concern was several fold:

>

> 1. Without the " experience " they cannot get it right

>

> 2. Which does cause them to hallucinate skill and knowledge when

> there is none

>

> 3. Without the " feedback " from trainers they'll never know if they

> are doing it right or wrong

>

> 4. Then of course there is the " earned " factor, which few on this

> list and most lists (including my own 4 lists) have

>

> 5. Then of course there is the " deserved " factor, which is closely

> related to the " earned " factor

>

> 6. And I really do love the Donna Eden materials and I love them

> being taught and processed in a manner that is benificial to all

>

> Anyway, I decided to post this post openly (it was originally a

> private post) with all names removed just out of curiosity to find

> out what this list thinks, wishes and believes.

>

> And I know it makes me the " bad guy " , but since I'm a Wood/Metal this

> post is in line with my values and criteria...

>

> ...which means that to me the above is a great, high quality post.

>

>

>