Ignorant people can mess up the easiest mind tactics. Why?

[Guest guest]

> There are two different sections at the back of the brain, one left

and one

> right, that deal with and store memories. One side is a huge bucket

that

> stores everything without any filtering. Everything that happens

every

> single moment of every day, the good the bad and the ugly, without

comment,

> without context, without us even knowing that it¹s going in there.

This

> includes things seen on TV, things we imagine, etc. All are stored

as if

> they are real, whether they are or not.

 

Haha!

 

You are referencing " cranial tapping " which is an art in itself.

 

And you are right.

 

The rules for effective habit changing with " cranial tapping " (which

is NOT what either of us were referencing) are a bit different that

effective set-up phrases for Psychological Reversals.

 

Cranial Tapping is used NO WHERE in EFT, so using that example is a

vast bit of faulty referencing, don't you think?

 

I really do recommend David Feinstein's Energy Psychology Interactive

series (book, manual and CD)for those that want to immerse themselves

into the nitty gritty of why what works.

 

Not attempting to get into a " tiff " with you.

 

Just curious about the verification processes involved.

 

For my group. She used a negative on the end of her set-up phrase.

Doing that usually really screws up the client " if " they have a

Psychological Reversal.

 

About 47% of the people we work on DO HAVE PR's!

 

So it's nice to do the set-up phrase in a way that works best with

the subconscious mind, right?

 

Thank you.

 

John M. La Tourrette, PhD