Question:
I showed my friend the EFT points last night for RSI in her wrist. We did one full basic round inc 9 gamut.
Immediately afterwards she said the pain had gone down, but then said 'that's because you distracted me from it'...
I pointed out that I had been asking her to tune into the pain and focus on it so that wasn't distracting her.
I don't think she bought it - what would you have said?
About 10 minutes later she said her whole arm was relaxed in a way she hadn't felt before and conceeded the tapping 'might have done something'.
I don't know why I was surprised at it, I've read enough to know that's how a lot of people react, but I was surprised to see it happen in front of me anyway. I think I should have done more set up about, has the pain ever gone away on it's own etc. before the tapping. What do you guys do to get over it?
:D ah, it happens to us all.
Personally I don't let it worry me.
Hugs
you nwill get people saying it was a distraction tecnique or a pattern interrupt, yeah right
so if this person was doing something like having a phone conversation ( that is putting your mind somewhere else ) right
whay does the pain not go !!!!!!!!ahem
apex dapex snapex schwepex
whatever you call it
it works
interesting how some people say it is not eft that has helped eh
ho hum
welcome to the world of people and their excuses
dez sellars
Don't waste your breath trying to explain - Give all and sundry an experience
I wasn't too bothered about it, it was just strange having it happen right in front of me, when I had only read about it before.
I've shown EFT now to quite a few people but this was the first time I the person discounted it. I'm glad it happened in a way because it shows me how important it is to prepare the person for what you are about to do and understand how to communicate with their belief system.
I've now taken my practitioner training and have just submitted my case study so looking forward to getting that certificate and giving everyone an experience of it!
Immediately afterwards she said the pain had gone down, but then said 'that's because you distracted me from it'...
I pointed out that I had been asking her to tune into the pain and focus on it so that wasn't distracting her.
I don't think she bought it - what would you have said?
About 10 minutes later she said her whole arm was relaxed in a way she hadn't felt before and conceeded the tapping 'might have done something'.
I don't know why I was surprised at it, I've read enough to know that's how a lot of people react, but I was surprised to see it happen in front of me anyway. I think I should have done more set up about, has the pain ever gone away on it's own etc. before the tapping. What do you guys do to get over it?
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:D ah, it happens to us all.
Personally I don't let it worry me.
Hugs
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you nwill get people saying it was a distraction tecnique or a pattern interrupt, yeah right
so if this person was doing something like having a phone conversation ( that is putting your mind somewhere else ) right
whay does the pain not go !!!!!!!!ahem
apex dapex snapex schwepex
whatever you call it
it works
interesting how some people say it is not eft that has helped eh
ho hum
welcome to the world of people and their excuses
dez sellars
Answers:
Don't waste your breath trying to explain - Give all and sundry an experience
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I wasn't too bothered about it, it was just strange having it happen right in front of me, when I had only read about it before.
I've shown EFT now to quite a few people but this was the first time I the person discounted it. I'm glad it happened in a way because it shows me how important it is to prepare the person for what you are about to do and understand how to communicate with their belief system.
I've now taken my practitioner training and have just submitted my case study so looking forward to getting that certificate and giving everyone an experience of it!
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