RE: i think theta healing is only for crazy people & fluff brains

[Guest guest]

Hi Barbara Ann,

 

Sounds like you didn't have a good teacher.

 

My Theta Healing teacher is excellent. And we incorporate energy testing

into the process as Vianna teaches and, thus, you can verify if a change has

occurred. And you witness the change - whatever your sensory type - you get

feedback that way as well.

 

I've found Theta to work wonders on shifting core beliefs (when they energy

test as ready to work on)... A great add on to Donna's Energy Medicine -

especially for clients who seem " stuck " in patterns - TW holding on to

habits....

 

Many blessings,

Misha

 

 

Doc I do not understand it about you recommending theta healing. I've been

to one of their classes and the teacher I met I really do believe is

certifiably insane. She didn't teach any of us to do anything but just read

out of the book. Then we held hands and pretended we went to God and he

healed everything. There was nothing involved that could work. There was

nothing that did work. There was no mind training.

There was only the healer praising us, no matter how badly we did on how

good we were doing. What do you really think about them?

I'm so sorry but I really want to know and not pretend like they are

pretending.

Barbara Ann

[Guest guest]

I had a similar experience, but mine was with what should have been a

simple transaction on amazon, buying the book Thetahealing. Or trying

to, anyway. The seller had left the country, and didn't want to ship

the book until she got back 2 weeks from now (amazon says, 2 business

days--but amazon has a " vacation " setting for when people are away

that she didn't use), and when I asked for a refund, she didn't want

to do that either. (Amazon might have another thought on that.) When

I protested this, she told me I was in obvious need of a healing.

It's surreal. I'm not sure whether to accuse her of being a ripoff or

an airhead.

 

After reading Doc's post on thetahealing, I thought I'd like to see

what it's about. I guess I'm doing that, for sure! Between your

experience and mine, I'm not sure what to think about the modality, if

the practioners are any way to assess it.

 

 

,

" barbara101ann " <barbara101ann wrote:

>

> Doc I do not understand it about you recommending theta healing. I've

> been to one of their classes and the teacher I met I really do believe

> is certifiably insane. She didn't teach any of us to do anything but

> just read out of the book. Then we held hands and pretended we went to

> God and he healed everything. There was nothing involved that could

> work. There was nothing that did work. There was no mind training.

> There was only the healer praising us, no matter how badly we did on

> how good we were doing. What do you really think about them?

> I'm so sorry but I really want to know and not pretend like they are

> pretending.

> Barbara Ann

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I am a thetahealing practitioner - I can't and don't speak

for Vianna Stibal or any others involved with thetahealing. I

can only say that my teachers and fellow students are coming from a

lot more integrity than the people you've written about in this

thread. Simple point, there are jerks, ignorant and

self-important folks in every walk of life, within every teaching and

modality. If you want a better look at thetahealing and the

heart and wisdom that people - for the most part - are coming to this

with I suggest checking out

the and just listening for a little while.

" Viannathetahealing " is the name of the group.

No investment on my part other than to not see what I think to be

one of many powerful and positive resources be maligned because of a

few people who are too caught in their own egos to walk the talk

without overlaying all their own cr*p onto it in the delivery.

hope that's helpful,

Miché

www.shininglightresources.com

 

I had a similar experience, but mine was

with what should have been a

simple transaction on amazon, buying the book Thetahealing. Or

trying

to, anyway. The seller had left the country, and didn't want to

ship

the book until she got back 2 weeks from now (amazon says, 2

business

days--but amazon has a " vacation " setting for when people

are away

that she didn't use), and when I asked for a refund, she didn't

want

to do that either. (Amazon might have another thought on that.)

When

I protested this, she told me I was in obvious need of a healing.

It's surreal. I'm not sure whether to accuse her of being a ripoff

or

an airhead.

 

After reading Doc's post on thetahealing, I thought I'd like to

see

what it's about. I guess I'm doing that, for sure! Between your

experience and mine, I'm not sure what to think about the modality,

if

the practioners are any way to assess it.

 

,

" barbara101ann " <barbara101ann wrote:

>

> Doc I do not understand it about you recommending theta healing.

I've

> been to one of their classes and the teacher I met I really do

believe

> is certifiably insane. She didn't teach any of us to do anything

but

> just read out of the book. Then we held hands and pretended we

went to

> God and he healed everything. There was nothing involved that

could

> work. There was nothing that did work. There was no mind

training.

> There was only the healer praising us, no matter how badly we did

on

> how good we were doing. What do you really think about them?

> I'm so sorry but I really want to know and not pretend like they

are

> pretending.

> Barbara Ann

>

 

 

 

 

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