How do you open your heart chakra?

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On Jan 4, 2009, at 6:21 PM, docspeed2001 wrote:

 

>> I often receive emails from concerned readers asking me for advice

> on >how to go about getting their chakras open and functioning.

> Normally >this happens as a result of them being told (correctly or

> incorrectly) >by someone that they have non-functioning chakra(s).

>

>> It amazes me that anyone would tell someone that they have a closed

>> chakra without offering any help on how to go about correcting the

>> problem, other than to nudge them into consulting a healer trained

> in >energywork who could evaluate their chakra system more

> thoroughly. It >amazes me even more when someone doesn't ask that

> person to elaborate >as to why such an evaluation of their chakra

> system was made in the >first place. Here is a sampling of an email

> that came my way.

 

 

>>> Sample Emails:

>>> A psychic told me that my heart chakra is shut down because I

>>> repress my feelings. This really frightens me, what can I do to

> open > >up my heart?

 

First, this tells me that this person is not repressing all their

feelings.

 

Notice the fear.

 

This can be used as an 'away from'.

 

Generally, I don't find it all that constructive for opening the

heart chakra and bridge circuit.

 

Second, this person needs to learn the energies of appreciation.

 

Find something that really makes them smile. When they smile, then perform the

Care Bear drill which is in the archives.

 

I would also sandwich this between Central and Governing Zip Ups.

 

Third, just stop relying totally on psychics for this kind of

information.

 

Just consider that what the psychic told you might be a curse in itself.

Probably the most important thing is to take self-

responsibility for your own health.

 

Tap the curse out.

 

VanWagner

 

> Group,

 

> How would you answer the above question?

 

> It is really an important concept, a concept that stops most diseases cold

when you 'live it'.

 

> John La Tourrette, PhD