RE:A workable FREE Inner Demon Destroyer is at

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I’ve pieced together some posts as you’ve

suggested and added some additional info at the end.

This is my attempt to get enough info about IDD to resolve

an issue I have with the RV/RI CD

Please feel free to provide feedback and corrections

I’m posting to this group as this is where the info

came from – please let me know if I should post it to any of the other

lists

 

Vince Melling

 

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Part 1 – IDD - from three of Doc’s list posts

that I found

 

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Before doing the INNER DEMON DESTROYER you get their

emotions on that SUDS scale.

 

Then you energy test them to make sure their unconscious

mind and their conscious mind are on agreement of that number.

 

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There is a neat drill that has several steps that might

help.

 

It's called the " Inner Demon Destroyer " , and what

doing that drill does is erase the perturbances, as you have the forehead neurovasculars

held, BOTH front and back...ALL THE WAY through the rest of the erasure

process.

 

This keeps the energy and the blood in the forebrain during

the entire energy process.

 

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Just a question

If I want perform the IDD for myself do I need a partner for

putting his hands on my front or I can do it without it?

 

This is covered on the DVD's.

Hold your own NV's until you get both pulses, as you think

of the event...

Then go into the drill sequences.

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On the set-up phase, be sure and massage deeply BOTH Central Meridian neurolymphatics at the SAME TIME...

 

Then do BOTH SIDES when you do the tapping along with the

" reminder " phrase.

 

Here's a quick run down of the " sandwich "

 

1. inner eye, both sides 2. outer eye, both sides 3. under

eye, both sides

 

4. upper lip HOLD k-27's and sedate TW

 

5. lower lip HOLD k-27's and sedate TW

 

6. K-27's both sides

 

7. thymus HOLD other hand over solar plexus

 

8. Sp 21, both sides

 

9. large intestine lymphatics, both sides

 

10. Put left hand on solar plexus, karate chop

 

11. put right hand on solar plexus, karate chop

 

12. put left hand on solar plexus, tw-3-4

 

13. Put right hand on solar plexus, tw-3-3

 

Now run the gamut

 

Redo the above 13 steps.

 

That completes the sandwich.

 

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You then recalibrate the " old emotion " to make

sure it's at zero.

 

Sometimes the uke " thinks " he still has some of

the old negative

energy " just because he remembers it " .

 

So you use the energy test as a verification process.

 

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I've used the above Energy Medicine/energy perturbance drill

with over 170 people in my professional practice. Virtually all have had their

" project " erased down to zero with one total sandwich.

 

Then we replace that " energy hole " with some

energy that is more productive according TO THEIR VALUES.

 

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Part 2 – stuff I found on the Web

2.1 SUDS

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What is SUDS?

 

The Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale (SUDS) was

developed by Wolpe (1958), although this version only uses 0-10 (instead of the

original 100). The SUDS is a widely used measure of current reactivity, with

reduced reactivity indicating recovery. This widely used measure has documented

validity, reliability, and correlations with several physiological indices of

distress.

http://www.childtrauma.com/chmsavs.html

 

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This PDF document explains the gradations using the 0-100

scale

http://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/docs/SHY-10-Exposureplan.pdf

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Joseph Wolpe (1915-1997) was born in South Africa and is best known for his work on desensitisation. He developed a methodology for

treating those with extreme anxiety about specific events, situations, things

or people. This methodology involved the generation of a hierarchy of anxiety

proving situations on a sliding gradient (SUS - Subjective Anxiety Scale) -

least to most anxiety provoking. Thereafter the subject would be taught to

progressively associate the lower levels with muscle relaxation. With each session

the level would be increased until no level would invoke anxiety. Wolpe

utilised his approach in the treatment of W.W.II trauma victims (PTSD / War

Neurosis) when drug treatments did not improve cases. After the war he

experimented on cats - he induced neuroses in order to attempt to cure them

using various techniques. (20,21,22)

 

He proposed three methods: (22,21)

 

imaginal (imagining the feared stimuli and relaxing into it)

 

in vivo (actually encountering the stimuli physically)

automated (use of video / props to emulate progressive

exposure to the stimuli)

BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY AND HYPNOSIS

Although many behaviour therapies can be undertaken without

formal trance work or indeed any form of hypnosis at all many can be

implemented more effectively and safely within the context of a hypnotheraputic

session. Regardless of the type of approach employed the patient still needs to

present with a sufficient level of motivation in order for therapy to be

effective. (51% concept) (9p15)

 

DESENSITISATION

Circa 1947+ Wolpe used assertion to combat anxiety without

overall success. He found however that although assertion was successful in

some cases, in many more cases general progressive relaxation was more

beneficial to tackle cases where the stimulus was not necessarily literally

present. (An aracnophobe for example afraid of the potential presence of a

spider). (17p151) (4p95)

 

He further proposed that when a patient repeatedly imagines

a weakly anxiety provoking situation when relaxed the stimuli would progressively

diminish in terms of its' potential to generate anxiety. The objective to

establish an alternative, more appropriate / positive response to the stimuli.

(4p96) (17,p152)

 

The SUDS scale <developed by Wolpe (17)> (22, 17p152)

evolved from this thinking. SUDS (Subjective Units of Disturbance Scale)

enables anxiety provoking stimuli to be categorised in terms of their ability

to arouse anxiety for example as follows: (4,96)

 

0 - neutral - no disturbance

10 - worst level of disturbance imaginable by the patient

The SUDS scale / hierarchy is critical to many forms of

behaviour therapy and is used to establish a baseline for use by the therapist

during treatment. The therapists objective (with the patient) is to translate

more and more levels from " a level of disturbance " to " neutral -

no disturbance " or a lesser level of disturbance. This is achieved by

initiating a high level of relaxation and generating images within the patient

of a level of anxiety creating stimuli equivalent to level zero. The patient is

made comfortable with this level and images of stimuli from the next level are

described in conjunction with suggestions for relaxation. This is repeated

until a new lower threshold level is attained. (22,17p152,17p160+) (4p95)

 

Most patients are unlikely to be faced with a single fear.

It is probable that most people in fact possess a series of fears which

themselves can be arranged into a macro-level hierarchy - fears compounded by

fears which may themselves fall into a graduated sequence of severity or

impact. Therapists should use the macro-hierarchy as a means of identifying

which fear to tackle first. It is not appropriate to attempt to tackle all

fears at the same time. One therapy should be used to tackle a single fear.

(17p163)

 

Wolpe et al suggested that the autonomic effects of deep

relaxation are diametrically opposed to the characteristics of anxiety, and

when counter posed against anxiety stimulating images of situations the impact

of those stimuli reduces. (17p154)

From http://www.changingstates.co.uk/behavioural_approaches.html

 

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Part 2 – other stuff I found

2.2 Energy testing

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I use this method that I found in Joe Vitale’s book

“the Attractor factor” – Sorry don’t have the book to

hand and I’m working from memory / practive.

 

Spread the fingers of the left hand out as far as possible

While sampling the substance or asking the question, put the

third finger of the right hand on the little finger of the left hand and the

right hand thump on the left hand thumb and try to collapse the left hand.

 

 

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Part 2 – other stuff I found

2.3 EFT, K27, TW , Sp 21

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Download Gary Craigs free manual from www.emofree.com

I have another downloaded eft manual from Christine

Sutherland that shows the K27 and Triple Warmer spots

I’m still searching the internet for a diagram with

all three spots shown – I’ve had enough for tonight ;-)