A knack for doing certain things.

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone,

Knack: A talent or aptitude.

Sounds liked it applies to someone else, but not to me. Recognize that

response? Me too.

I had to be told that I had a knack for meeting people and walking up to them

and curing them of cancer or some disease in a very few minutes. Like my

friend, Ida. She had an infection on her hand from an injury. It took longer for

her to remove her glove and show me than it did to cure it once she learned how

to test. The complete interaction took about five minutes. Or, maybe Zack, my

fellow security officer. He got e-coli from a chicken salad. He was nauseous

and shaking when he stood in front of me and said he was ill. He excused

himself, went and vomited and returned shaking and sweating. I asked him what

happened, he explained, and I said, " Come around here, we are going to end this

right now. Put your hand out and do this. " In three minutes he learned to test

and killed the e-coli. Then he went home to vomit until 430AM and returned to

work the next day at 3PM. Or, Kathy, a customer sitting at a slot machine with

her oxygen cannula around her face. I simply looked at her, she and I locked

eyes for a second and somehow I knew I could talk to her. We both said hello and

then I asked why the oxygen. She said, " I have a lung infection. " I then

asked, " Do you want to get rid of it? " " Yes, " was her reply. " Then do this. " and

I

showed her how to test. In less than five minutes she was cured. In fifteen

minutes she turned down the oxygen flow. Three or four weeks later she showed

up the night I cured my emphysema. I saw her and asked her to come over to me.

I told what happened and said I would tell her about it on Sat. at lunch if

she would come. She agreed. On Sat. she came in with no oxygen and told me she

cured about 130AM when she could not sleep so was doing immunics.

I guess my question is, who had the knack, me or the people I mentioned? I

certainly do have a knack, actually a natural and developed skill, for meeting

and interacting with people that I meet. What is behind that is some training I

did years ago and, of course, just being myself most of the time. The

training programs were Silva Mind Control and EST. The Silva work taught me to

see

anything that I wanted to look at. I mean that, anything. Including the disease

in another person. I once diagnosed accurately a patient for a doctor. You can

do the same thing if you have the interest. Just do a little immunics around

that idea and " see " what happens. Then the EST experience helped me get out of

some of the conditions and mindset I had going on at the time. It also cured

my ulcer in a seminar titled About Money.

Now, with immunics, my attention is focused on others and I am continuously

looking for the next cure - to score a point - to save a life - to serve my

purpose - to end disease on the planet. So, when it comes to a knack for meeting

and curing people, yes I guess I do have that. And, I worked at it for many

years, and it is a natural talent and trained skill to be able to meet and talk

to others easily. Mostly, however, it is just a case of being myself. I am not

afraid, intimidated nor otherwise distracted from using my talent/skill. When

it comes to learning a knack or using one you already have I think it is

totally appropriate to start with what interests you - what grabs your attention

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what you enjoy. For example, a knack for cooking with spices, or for telling

a good joke at the right time. You see, it doesn't matter the knack or skill

your have right now, it is transferable to anything you want to do with it.

Test that one: Do I have a knack for doing a certain thing? What is that thing?

Can I transfer that knack into a knack for (doing immunics with others or)

whatever turns your crank. I am betting you can learn and develop any knack you

come up with.

Maybe my next knack should be writing shorter emails - NAH, that would be

boring.

Love,

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