EFT [Emotional Freedom Technique]

July 20, 2010

There are those who refuse to believe that energy work is a viable method for

healing but I disagree with that as do many others.

I believe many of our ills are caused from unresolved emotions, stress and anger

of which there are few alternative methods with which to deal with them.

However, EFT is one of the few and is most effective. After I had a stroke I

realized I had emotional issues that needed dealt with but refused to go to a

Psychologist who would do nothing more than put me on psychotropic drugs and

that was unacceptable to me. I was also suffering from severe anxiety attacks to

the point of fearing death. I got on the internet and started researching and

found EFT. At first I said this is just too easy and cheap [you could learn the

method free on their website]. I had nothing to lose so I started practicing

every day. I am now in control of my anxiety attacks and my emotional problems

are a work in progress.

Helping veterans with PTSD is where EFT really shines. I received an email today

about this very subject...

EFT in the US Congress: There are two houses in the US Congress, the House of

Representatives and the Senate. Each has specialized committees, and we've found

several congressmen to support EFT. Last year, the Chairperson of the Senate

Armed Services Committee, Carl Levin (D-MI), wrote to a member of President

Obama's cabinet, the Secretary of State for Veterans Affairs, Shinseki,

enclosing one of our studies of PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder) and

recommending a close look at EFT. Earlier this month, three Representatives also

wrote to Shinseki, as well as the heads of mental health for the armed services,

advocating concrete steps for adopting EFT. On July 21st at 10 am EST, Dawson

Church has been invited to testify on EFT before the House Veterans Affairs

Committee. We ask that your thoughts and prayers be with him. Intentions are

powerful, and if the hundreds of thousands of EFT supporters all over the world

collectively intend for a breakthrough that day, it can happen! You will be able

to see the session here:

http://veterans.house.gov/hearings/hearing.aspx?NewsID=605

Let us hold positive thoughts for our Veterans and that EFT will become the

standard treatment for PTSD.

Sandy

July 21, 2010

I'm a big fan of EFT. I don't believe it's possible to cure a disease without

removing the emotional factors and there's almost always a connection (except

perhaps in cases of toxic exposure). I've found it really helpful for food

cravings and especially when a person has to make changes due to cancer, it's

important to not be dealing with feelings of deprivation or even worse those

horrible cravings that are worse than cigarette cravings!

For anyone not familiar with EFT you can download a free book on this site:

http://tinyurl.com/tappingsolution I have the movie and book. All good stuff

and in my opinion a very necessary part of any therapy, cancer or otherwise.

EFT is easy to learn and use on yourself and doesn't typically require a

therapist although that may be helpful when dealing with severe trauma.

Sharon

July 21, 2010

Awesome! I got a whole set of EFT DVDs some time ago and have not made the

time to sit down and watch and learn. Thanks for reminding me of this

technique......

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> There are those who refuse to believe that energy work is a viable method for

healing but I disagree with that as do many others.

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> I believe many of our ills are caused from unresolved emotions, stress and

anger of which there are few alternative methods with which to deal with them.