The subconscious mind is an amazing tool. It is fascinating to realize that everything that we experience in this life is stored in our body and in the subconscious mind. It is easy to ask the subconscious/body if there are general trapped emotions or other imbalances that you can clear, but it is more efficient to ask the body about specifics.
First, use your intuition or reasoning to identify areas that you feel need some work, then ask about those times. For example, if a time from high school comes to mind about an experience you had when you lost your job, you could ask, “Are there any trapped emotions related to being fired from my job in high school?”. Whatever shows up will be immediately linked to that specific event or experience, and generally there is no need to identify further information because it was contained in the question. You can work quickly, efficiently and receive better results!
Happy practicing!
– Josh Nelson, CECP / CBCP
I apprecite the insight and wisdom in all your answers. I would add stopping and taking a deep breath and clearing the mind of all thoughts, having a prayreful moment, releasing all fear and then starting again is helpful for me in getting my own reasoning mind to quiet. I love working with family and find my deep love for them is a keenly spiritual experience.
One of the most powerful spiritual experiences I have had in this work Was working on my grandson shortly after he was run over twice by a car. I felt I was directed to exactly what he needed. Getting past my own fear and trauma first was essentil for a clear mind to access his subconscious. It was an amazing spiritual experience. I will add that he is well and happy.
Both tips very helpful, Josh and Hazel.
Thanks
Cajeta – in case you haven’t seen it, this article by Charan will be helpful for you. https://www.healerslibrary.com/news/articles/starting-neutral-gear/
In many ways this is why working with close family and on yourself can be difficult (as Charan points out) because your conscious brain already knows so much about them. If you can find “complete strangers” to work with and “start in neutral” you will gain confidence each time a client validates your findings. The time I carried out an email session that highlighted a current bacterial infection in a client who hadn’t managed to get any feedback to me before the session was a huge turning point for me. I was full of self-doubt (because it was so specific) but put it in his feedback and sent it over to him. He emailed me straight back to tell me that he’d been diagnosed the previous day with a bacterial infection! This taught me to listen to my intuition and not doubt it, and also gave him much greater belief in this modality. He also recovered from this infection much more quickly than previously 🙂
Anyway, read Charan’s article. It’s great and I am sure it will help you.
Good luck
Hazel
I hope this isn’t a silly question, but I have a difficult time figuring out if what i’m hearing in my head is my ego voice or my true self “intuitive” voice. How can muscle testing help me with this in the moment?
In retrospect I can realize “oh, that was my ego and it’s fear holding me back…”, but when I’m in the moment of what I’m struggling with I can’t distinguish.
Any helpful suggestions would be appreciated!
thank you.
Hello Cajeta – regarding the question you posed. When this confusion (intuition vs ego) occurs stop. Ask ” Am I connected to my intuition?” If Yes – then ask is my intuition connected to me? If you muscle test yes to both then go to my following two questions #1 and #2.
If you are NOT connected to your intuition, ask “Is the underlying cause a trapped emotion?” Once you have released all the trapped emotions ask”Are there any Hidden trapped emotions? Once this is complete ask ” Is my intuition connected to me?” If the answer is No, ask “Is a trapped emotion the underlying cause? Once all the emotions are released, ask if there are any hidden emotions. If there are none go to the following two questions.
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#1 – Is there a trapped emotion that is an underlying cause for me doubting myself?”
#2 – “Is there a trapped emotion that is an underlying cause for me not trusting myself?”
How to recognize your ego.. The ego never pay compliments, never encourages, has nothing positive to say, creates doubt, & focuses on what is wrong. Lastly you “never feel good” as you listen to its thoughts and worse afterwards. It means well
and wants to protect us but it truly does not know how.
A few minutes before you start a session drink a glass of water but not all at once.
When you are “hydrated” you have an easier time muscle testing. The body is
happy as well and can work with you better. You can muscle test this truth for yourself.
May this information be helpful to you.
In your corner,
Norma
Great comment Josh and Hazel
One thing I learned from one of my mentors many years ago was “In everything in life you need to be specific to be terrific”
So the more specific we are with our questions the more success we will have with our clients. That is one thing that makes BC2 even more powerful than the original as we have specifics to work with. Keep up the good work everyone we are blessed to be part of making the world a better place.
Thanks Josh and Hazel for sharing, all very valuable and helpful information.
Best,
Joyce
Great comment Hazel and I agree completely! Keep up the good work!
Josh
Thanks for this insightful comment Josh. The thing that leapt out at me was the link between “The subconscious mind is an amazing tool” and “use your intuition”. Over the time I have been running my Body Code practice I have found that it pays, at the start of each session (after hearing feedback) to just take a few moments to focus on “which approach to take”. I have found the following options all produce great results as long as they are used appropriately, and it is listening to my intuition that guides which is appropriate although my descriptions below might lead you to think I make a conscious decision.
– If a client has just given me a string of issues, some of which my conscious mind can see a link between and some of which appear to be isolated, I just ask “which is the first/next imbalance that needs clearing today?”. There have been times when nothing apparently linked to the stated issues has shown up, but instead we have had a session where every imbalance shown in response to that question has focussed on one organ or gland (e.g. Prostate) and we believe this tells us something important.
– If a client has a specific pain or has been locked into one emotion for a time (anger, fear, bitterness etc) then my question will be focussed on what is causing that specific thing.
– If a client refers to a painful event in their past and infers that they believe “everything started after that” then we would focus on that event drawing out imbalances resulting from it and ending with “are you okay now with the memories of ” and clearing anything that is creating the weak muscle test to that question until the response is strong.
I believe that, although a lot of people learning The Emotion Code or The Body Code System, are initially concerned with muscle testing. The next step, which requires just as much if not more practice, is about listening to intuition when formulating the question to ask (and remembering that you get an answer to the question you asked rather than the question you thought you asked). Ask clearly and concisely to map onto the approach for the day and muscle testing will give a clear answer. Ask a muddled question and you are bound to get a muddled answer.
Apologies for drifting slightly away from your Tip. This has all come from somewhere, let’s just say my intuition drove me to articulate these thoughts here. I hope they help someone just as much as your original Tip. 🙂
Thank you! I very much appreciated this reminder!
Hi Hazel,
Do you have a website I can check out?? I have started doing the emotion code a few months ago but feel I need a body code practioner and I’d like to possibly work with you. Thanks
Anne-Marie