Guest guest Posted December 14, 2001 Report Share Posted December 14, 2001 EFT: More on Borrowing Benefits Note: To subscribe, unsubscribe or change email addresses for this list, please go to http://www.emofree.com/email.htm *************************** Thought for the day..... " Watch very carefully and see what it is you are really asking for. Be very honest with yourself in this, for we must hide nothing from each other. " A Course In Miracles *************************** Hi Everyone, I received many enthusiastic responses to my recent introduction of the " Borrowing Benefits " feature of EFT. For many, it represents a big step toward speed and efficiency in the delivery of these procedures. Simply stated, the process allows someone with little or no experience in EFT to tap along while someone else is undergoing EFT (e.g. in a session, seminar, group or video) and often experience profound benefits. This is true even though the issues being tapped on appear to be widely different. This does NOT suggest that professional help should be avoided. Rather, it proposes a tool that could substantially aid the therapeutic process. If you wish to review this procedure, I've included it as part of the Tutorial Series on our web site. Go to www.emofree.com/tutorial/tutorkeleven.htm Here are some further thoughts/benefits regarding this idea. 1. For many people, the process allows an additional measure of emotional safety. As you know, EFT is normally quite gentle but a few people people tune in to some pretty intense stuff and it takes awhile to bring them down. With the Borrowing Benefits feature, however, the client merely identifies their issue and then taps along with someone else on an issue that is seemingly quite different. Thus a sort of detachment is injected into the process while the client's original issue is being addressed " in the background. " This, in my experience, helps to minimize any unwanted intensity while still getting the job done. The process may or may not give complete resolution to an issue but, properly done, it is likely to at least take the edge off (probably much more). Very efficient. Very useful. Very humane. 2. This can also be a superb way to conveniently get at core issues so that truly deep work can be done. This ability depends, of course, on how thoroughly and creatively EFT is being applied. If the person undergoing the direct treatment is fortunate enough to be in the hands of an EFT Master, then the odds for true deep work increase for all parties involved. The Masters of this process have learned to search for and relieve those pesky aspects, core issues and bothersome remnants that show up with complicated issues. 3. An easy way to tap along with creative EFT sessions is to pick certain sessions out of your EFT training videos. As you know, these videos are filled with actual sessions and many of them are quite involved. You can identify your own issue and then tap along with the video while IN YOUR LIVING ROOM. Interestingly, the subject matter of these sessions doesn't seem to matter because your system tends to draw its own parallels. If you want, though, you can tap along with several of them. As always, I must caution that some people should not attempt any form of healing technique without the presence of a skilled professional. Thus, you must take responsibility for any use you make of EFT. Here, for your perusal, is a list of the video sessions you might consider... TRY THESE SESSIONS FROM THE EFT COURSE: Part I, tape 1...Dave: Fear of water Part I, tape 2...: Should pain Part I, tape 2...: Raped by father Part II, tape 3...: Anger and betrayal Part II, tape 3...: Abandonment Part II, tape 3...Sandhya: Holocaust issues Part II, tape 4...Marlys: Love pain Part II, tape 4...Kathy: Fear of being touched Part II, tape 5...Connie: Tightness in the jaw Part II, tape 5...: Asthma Part II, tape 6...Group EFT on addictive cravings Part II, tape 7...Group EFT on phobias *************************** TRY THESE SESSIONS FROM STEPS TOWARD BECOMING THE ULTIMATE THERAPIST: Many of these are more detailed than from The EFT Course Tape 9...Tom: Fear of public speaking Tape 12...Gibson: " Fight " memory Tape 12...: " Attack " memory Tape 14...Craig: Bashful bladder Tape 14...Martha: Being reserved Tape 16...: Fear of public speaking Tape 16...Joyce: Health issue (cancer) Tape 17...Jane: Accident In addition there are group sessions on... Chasing the pain Imagining the tapping Breathing constrictions Also, Dr. Fred Gallo, Dr. Larry Nims, Tapas Fleming and Marilyn Gordon also do live sessions for you tap along with. ********************************* TRY THESE SESSIONS FROM EFT TO THE PALACE OF POSSIBILITIES: There are numerous sessions sprinkled throughout the 13 videos in this series and all of them would be useful for Borrowing Benefits. Some of them are one-on-one work while others take the form of work I do with the entire audience on... a. physical pain (of particular interest would be the case where I stop to work with Lori's broken nose) b. addictive cravings c. breathing issues d. traumatic memories e. phobias f. business blocks ********************************* 4. Finally, there is a superb benefit awaiting therapists delivering these procedures to their clients. Therapists need only identify (privately) an issue of their own and then tap along with the client. EFT Contributing Editor Jane Holmes brought this idea to my attention. Here is how she put it.... " It occurred to me that this could be a wonderful method not only for therapists to teach their clients and to use in groups, but it could also provide personal benefits for therapists, as they tap along with their clients (as many of us do already). I almost always tap on my own meridian points as I lead the client through the tapping procedure. However I have never thought of taking the preliminary step of tuning into one of my own issues as background before tapping along with the client on the client's issue. I am eagerly looking forward to trying this in my next session. It would certainly eliminate the excuse of " I never have the time to stop and work on my own issues! Thanks! " Hope this helps. Love, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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