Wounds - Brandi

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Hello Brandi,

No not in this way have I considered the release of an

emotional wound. Nothing is impossible yet for the Kundalini it goes

far beyond mere eradication of an emotional scarring. imho. It goes

into the entire aspect of the inception and reception and holding

and the eventual releasing through forgiveness or karmic

stabilization for the balancing of an emotional wound to occur.

 

By balancing I do not mean the elimination of the hurt or the burden

of what occurred to actuate the wound. Balance in this regard is the

completed karmic burden either through intentional forgiveness or

through suffering or through knowledge and acceptance of the

impending balance that may become due at another time.

 

Sometimes there is a timeline associated with these issues and they

are released through that variance. Sometimes through long suffering

and acceptance of the burden is the pain is ameliorated. There are

many, many permutations and combinations for the emotional body to

be balanced. Intentional forgiveness and actions based on that are

the fastest and healthiest in my opinion.

 

For Kundalini it is a very strong priority as the infusion isn't

always slow and the blockages can become amplified quickly. These

can create flow disparities that can add pain to the infusion and in

so doing incite fear into the equation of the awakening and that can

be very dangerous. This is why I urge people to forgive. Forgiveness

is a conscious choice and it can be as fast as a thought or a

decision.

 

In the ancient schools and some of those do still exist; the

teachers would guide the student with knowledge of what was needed

to bring about a balancing of the emotional body. The teachers

were/are taken seriously and the students do pay attention as the

results can be quite serious and painful if the teachings are not

studied and practiced.

 

On the web here in western society it is more difficult for the

student as the web is filled with so much dross. But it is still

useful as the discernment of truth is what will help the student

develop even stronger skills of acuity in determining what is truth

and what is not. What is useful and worth while and what is false

and not worth while.

 

The emotions need to have a direct conscious and continued attention

towards the release of the attachment. Attachment towards guilt or

revenge or any of the myriad pains and hurts that can be collected

and created by the activities of a soul encased in limited flesh.

 

I haven't read the book Brandi, but if the author is relying on

magnets to ease the pain of emotional blockage I will suggest that

emotions are not comprised of electro magnetic qualities of

attraction. Neither is positive polarity in electromagnetism equal

to love or negativity equal to hatred or hurtful emotional

qualities. These are mere human associations. The cause of emotoinal

impediment will often extend far beyond the physical ranges of

matter physics and the properties of magnetic polarities.

 

Karma is beyond electro magnetism.

 

However there has been some success with treating physical pain with

magnets. So the physical aspect of an emotional pain may well be

able to receive treatment via electromagnetism but not the emotional

aspect that has incurred the damage due to someone else inflicting

it. I do not feel that a person with a painful broken heart would

receive a balancing of that issue through the use of magnets.

 

Yet there are aspects of pain that can possibly be assuaged by the

magnets and perhaps it is these that the author is having success

with. - blessings to you Brandi! - chrism

 

, Brandi Jasmine

<jazztalk wrote:

At 01:39 AM 5/1/2008, you wrote:

I am reading a book called " The Emotion Code " and the author uses

magnets along with muscle testing to release stuck emotions. Have

you ever experimented with anything like this?

>

> Brandi

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At 04:56 AM 5/1/2008, you wrote:

>By balancing I do not mean the elimination of the hurt or the burden

>of what occurred to actuate the wound. Balance in this regard is the

>completed karmic burden either through intentional forgiveness or

 

I agree that intentional forgiveness is a critical part of the process, though I

admit this particular author does not focus as much on that.

 

>Sometimes there is a timeline associated with these issues and they

>are released through that variance. Sometimes through long suffering

>and acceptance of the burden is the pain is ameliorated.

 

I'm not as keen on the idea of suffering being necessary to karmic healing. I

don't see karma as a reward/punishment thing, more as " natural consequences of

poor choices " . Suffering is often part of the process, yes ... if you can't let

go, if you can't forgive, you prolong your own suffering, not just in this

lifetime, but in those beyond. Semantics, perhaps, but I think the distinction

is important to how we view the Divine and our own personal responsibilities.

 

>Intentional forgiveness and actions based on that are

>the fastest and healthiest in my opinion.

 

I've done a lot of forgiveness work, I don't feel I am harboring any grudges ...

and I still face my challenges. It's getting better, but I find the physical

healing moves the slowest. I am going to give the magnet idea a try and see what

happens.

 

Brandi