Re: [ET2] Snow globes, or Thought Balls?

Hello Nils!

Thanks for the input! Can you explain in detail the "reverse process"
from back to heart to catch a positive resource.

Thanks!

Magickman

--- In emotrance2_at_yahoogroups.com, "Nils Jacobson" <nilsjacob_at_h...>
wrote:
> In my work as a psychiatrist, until now I have taught about thirty
patients
> the Thought Flow (TF) process. The results have been varying as may
be
> expected, but several have experienced astonishing relief of
disturbing
> thoughts.
>
> One funny experience was a woman with a severe OCD (obsessive-
compulsive
> disorder). She did the TF on a compulsive thought with her left
hand, as she
> is left-handed. She described a strange sensation that the left
half of her
> brain felt "empty". I had her repeat the exercise with her right
hand,
> whereupon she could no more connect to the thought in focus. She
was quite
> amazed of this "magic".
>
> I also give them handouts in our language (Swedish). Next session,
if they
> want it, I teach them the Snow Globe (SG), and also the reverse
process from
> back to heart to catch a positive resource. The difference is that
TF is for
> separate thoughts, while SG is for whole packets of thoughts and
feelings.
>
> But I wonder about the name SG - what has it to do with snow? Was
there any
> specific reason for calling it Snow Globe, or did i just so happen?
For me
> it sounds more reasonable to call it in Swedish "tankeboll",
Thought Ball
> (or Thought Globe. if you prefer).
>
> Playing with Thought Balls,
> Nils
>
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Received on Wed Jun 11 2003 - 15:32:42 BST