Re: [ET2] Is EMO a way forward for me?

Silvia, Im happy for you to write it up, and to use this story as an illustration.
I use this approach in relationships too. Release the anger, hurt etc to zero, then ask them how much do they love this person now.....or, how do you feel about having a loving connection with this person? ....and continue. It takes people far beyond zero and creates a much stronger energy flow for them.

Sandra
www.passionforhealth.com

  I think we should write this up for the EFT community who are, on the whole, unaware of the "energised end state". It would help them with apex too, and possibly even with that old bug bear, client recommendations.

  Do you want to or shall I?

  SFX

  Sandra Hillawi wrote:
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> Hi, I'd just like to add a comment to support this.
> We do stop to soon with EFT.
> To demonstrate this point I showed someone who hated her paperwork and
> was always procrastinating about it that not only could she not hate it,
> she could also love it and become excited about doing it.
> First we tapped on 'even though i hate doing paperwork...' til this was
> zero, and she felt neutral about it.
> Then I asked her, ok, you feel neutral, so if I asked you 'how much do
> you LOVE doing paperwork how much would it be 0-10?, She said 3. 'So 70%
> of you still doesnt love it?' so we tapped on 'even though i dont love
> doing paperwork yet....' including afew beliefs that it was not possible
> to actually love doing paperwork....until she was all buzzy and couldnt
> wait to go home to get it all finished !!!
>
> And this principle can be applied with EFT to any issue to get someone
> to an more energised buzzy positive state about the issue.
> Sandra
> www.passionforhealth.com
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> Silvia :
> Perhaps its as simple as that EFT stops the treatment too soon, going
> for the zero point of nothingness. Perhaps if one just then added
> another round to get into those freeflowing, exciting energy states
> which do exist, we'd have less apex effect and this objection you feel
> which is felt by many, would likewise disappear?
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Received on Fri Jul 28 2006 - 12:36:28 BST