Releasing Victim Emotions
Mar/11/08 18:51
In an article on Gary Craig's EFT web site (www.emofree.com) by Pamela Lee Powers, CCHT, EFT-ADV she mentions a tapping point for releasing victim emotions.
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Today one of my clients wrote to me and pointed out an idea that is in one of the articles on Gary Craig's web site.
"I also found, that the point under the ears at the jaw line is a potent spot, bringing in the Small Intestine meridian, and releasing victim emotions." (see url for article below)
This client says that she finds this to be a powerful tapping point and feels much better when she adds it. This may turn out to be a useful thing to know when dealing with victim emotions. I have not tried it yet but certainly find the idea of interest.
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The article Pamela wrote that contains the information about the point for victim emotions, Tapping for the Troops, is about tapping for the benefit of both soldiers and families. The idea is that families of soldiers could meet and use EFT as way to do something tangible for their loved ones and themselves.
To read the whole article visit http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/trauma-soldier-grief.htm
Today one of my clients wrote to me and pointed out an idea that is in one of the articles on Gary Craig's web site.
"I also found, that the point under the ears at the jaw line is a potent spot, bringing in the Small Intestine meridian, and releasing victim emotions." (see url for article below)
This client says that she finds this to be a powerful tapping point and feels much better when she adds it. This may turn out to be a useful thing to know when dealing with victim emotions. I have not tried it yet but certainly find the idea of interest.
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The article Pamela wrote that contains the information about the point for victim emotions, Tapping for the Troops, is about tapping for the benefit of both soldiers and families. The idea is that families of soldiers could meet and use EFT as way to do something tangible for their loved ones and themselves.
To read the whole article visit http://www.emofree.com/Trauma/trauma-soldier-grief.htm