Fwd: wetting?

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creative_energies , " kahunamaker "

<kahunamaker> wrote:

creative_energies , " Pat Burke " <esyoga@c...>

wrote:

> does anyone have any suggestions for 9 year old who still wets

>herself? My niece seem to not pay attention to " need to go " , gets

>absorbed in something and wets herself while awake, family life is

>stressful ...

> many thanks, Pat

 

Very easy to fix. Do a bit of unconscious conditioning when he goes

to sleep.

 

This is how it is done.

 

Let him fall asleep, then wait about 10 minutes...

 

Now sit by him and softly speak to him...

 

....tell him how much you love him...

 

....Then start speaking as if you are him, saying positive things

like, " I wake up with a dry bed " ... " I wake up with a dry bed " ... " I

feel great about my self " ... " my unconscious mind knows when it's

time

to go, and it will awaken we quickly and easily, and it is so! " ...

 

....even though it's much better to keep the statements short, simple

and positive... " I wake up to a dry bed " ...

 

....and continue those positive statements for about 10 minutes,

being

sure to talk slowly, to to talk softly, and to only talk in positive

term in either the Present Tense, or in the Present Progressive

Tense.

 

When they are in the sleep state, AVOID any mention of negation,

ie, " I don't wet the bed " . The unconscious mind does not process

negations, so that statement, for anyone asleep, or that does not

have the mental development of an adult will translate it to... " I

wet

the bed! "

 

For the past times, help him install other concepts besides shame.

This is easily done with statements that " reframe " the " accident "

into a " learning experience " ...

 

More on this later if wanted.

John M. La Tourrette

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