Re: [One_EFT Healing Highrise] Extreme Loss of Energy after tapping

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>

>I woke up feeling not completely refreshed or energized, but feeling -

>what I

>think Ill call normal.

Well, normal is pretty strange.

Yours, Eolake

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Hi Wade,

What you might try doing next time (or if you are still having the loss of

energy now) is being sure that you are also focusing on tapping in

positives.

I find that sometimes when people do a huge clearing session getting rid of

the unwanted stuff they sometimes feel discombobulated afterwards in one

form or another, so I'm wondering if the loss of energy might be related to

that - part of you not being sure who you are now/will be once all of that

stuff is cleared.

It also can just be tired sometimes to move a lot though in my work I tend

to find that people feel deeply relaxed rather than exhausted.

Take care,

Carol Ann

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Earlier today I was doing what I think of as uncontrolled tapping -

where I just

keep taping and tapping in rounds on everything that I am thinking.

After I was

done I felt pretty good - getting out all that pent up energy. Well

within what

felt like moments, I felt so weak, I couldnt focus. And now, several

hours later

I woke up feeling not completely refreshed or energized, but feeling -

what I

think Ill call normal.

Just strange for me.

Wade

[Guest guest]

Hi

My name is Margaret and i am new to this group..I

hear you guys talking about tapping into energy

centers...Is there a book/website on these techniques?

I thought that this website offered EFT techniques..

Help..

--- Carol Ann Rowland <carolann.rowland@...>

wrote:

> Hi Wade,

>

> What you might try doing next time (or if you are

> still having the loss of

> energy now) is being sure that you are also focusing

> on tapping in

> positives.

>

> I find that sometimes when people do a huge clearing

> session getting rid of

> the unwanted stuff they sometimes feel

> discombobulated afterwards in one

> form or another, so I'm wondering if the loss of

> energy might be related to

> that - part of you not being sure who you are

> now/will be once all of that

> stuff is cleared.

>

> It also can just be tired sometimes to move a lot

> though in my work I tend

> to find that people feel deeply relaxed rather than

> exhausted.

>

> Take care,

>

> Carol Ann

>

> [Promotion and website links for this member:

> Cre8ive expressions message 63]

>

>

> Earlier today I was doing what I think of as

> uncontrolled tapping -

> where I just

> keep taping and tapping in rounds on everything that

> I am thinking.

> After I was

> done I felt pretty good - getting out all that pent

> up energy. Well

> within what

> felt like moments, I felt so weak, I couldnt focus.

> And now, several

> hours later

> I woke up feeling not completely refreshed or

> energized, but feeling -

> what I

> think Ill call normal.

>

> Just strange for me.

>

> Wade

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Wade,

I've had similar experiences to what you mention, about being suddenly

exhausted after tapping on stuff. It's only happened to me a couple of times,

but I've attributed it to having hit upon and shifted important issues and

needing some time to let things reorganize a little. I'd interpret your

experience as a sign of success. Marcia

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi

>

> My name is Margaret and i am new to this group..I

> hear you guys talking about tapping into energy

> centers...Is there a book/website on these techniques?

> I thought that this website offered EFT techniques..

> Help..

>

> SNIP <

Hi Margaret,

I'd recommend going over to www.emofree.com and downloading

Craig's free EFT manual. That'll explain the mechanics of EFT and give

you enough information to start applying it successfully to yourself

and perhaps others. As you progress in it, you'll want to purchase his

collection of DVD sets. When you see EFT in action, it really drives

home just how effective the technique is. It also shows you some

tricks and tips that the manual doesn't cover.

If you have other questions about it, you've found a great place here

as the folks are friendly and experienced. Stick around and you'll

never know what you'll discover )

-Jef

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it is very common to feel tired after tapping on a

major issue, as you have just let go of so much energy

that was trapped in the body, as muscle tension and in

other ways. it's a sign that the parasympathetic

nervous system has kicked in and you've begun to

relax.

we see it in clients all the time, and it's something

we look for as one indication that we've hit paydirt

and gotten the shift we were tlooking for. after

tapping, I ask the client " How do you feel " and if the

client say " Tired " as many do, I say " That's a good

thing. "

when that happens, the client goes home, has a good

long nap, sleeps deeper than in a long time, and

awakes feeling much more refreshed and relaxed, and

then realizes how much tension has been held in their

body for so long, creating their chronic negative

emotions and accompanying chronic health conditions.

charlie

--- " mhauffj@... " <mhauffj@...> wrote:

> Wade,

>

> I've had similar experiences to what you mention,

> about being suddenly exhausted after tapping on

> stuff. It's only happened to me a couple of times,

> but I've attributed it to having hit upon and

> shifted important issues and needing some time to

> let things reorganize a little. I'd interpret your

> experience as a sign of success. Marcia

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

" World Peace Through Inner Peace "

Charlie Curtis, BCH

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Hi Wade,

have you ever walked several miles with a sack of

coal on yer back? When you drop the sack (no pun

intended) and you can relax and let go you are often

left with a great desire just to relax and let your

body flop about for a bit.

I imagine its the same thing that happens to peeps at

the beginning of our holidays. We are rushing around

for long periods of time, worrying and getting our

adrenaline pumping. When we stop Bham! our bodies just

want to be exhausted for a time to recuperate.

Carol,i love that word: 'discombobulated'. Had to look

it up!

Dunc

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03272006 1755 GMT-6

Well, I do carry a back-pack with sand in it

for a good workout. (ha)

I get what you are saying though.

During todays workout, we did about six

miles, the dogs and I. I was tapping again

and again and half way though the walk

I had to start tapping on, 'Even though I

have NO energy to walk and get home.... "

because I was so drained. I think this is

good. I want to get these blocks out.

Wade

Duncan Macpherson wrote:

>Hi Wade,

>

> have you ever walked several miles with a sack of

>coal on yer back? When you drop the sack (no pun

>intended) and you can relax and let go you are often

>left with a great desire just to relax and let your

>body flop about for a bit.

>

> I imagine its the same thing that happens to peeps at

>the beginning of our holidays. We are rushing around

>for long periods of time, worrying and getting our

>adrenaline pumping. When we stop Bham! our bodies just

>want to be exhausted for a time to recuperate.

>

>Carol,i love that word: 'discombobulated'. Had to look

>it up!

>

>Dunc

>

>

>

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you are in my thought becse ia m dealing with the same thing i am glad to haer

it is noraml i was just feeling lazy

tnaks

tymme

Charlie Curtis <charlieach@...> wrote:

it is very common to feel tired after tapping on a

major issue, as you have just let go of so much energy

that was trapped in the body, as muscle tension and in

other ways. it's a sign that the parasympathetic

nervous system has kicked in and you've begun to

relax.

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Yes Margaret, start here: www.emofree.com

Bob

>

> Hi

>

> My name is Margaret and i am new to this group..I

> hear you guys talking about tapping into energy

> centers...Is there a book/website on these techniques?

> I thought that this website offered EFT techniques..

> Help..