Re: Type 2 diabetic, 74 yrs old, retired engr, difficulty with Harmonic Accessing

[Guest guest]

Maybe you guys could get together on the phone -- great approach for

unsticking.

At 02:54 PM 4/16/2007 +0000, you wrote:

>Well.. for me the problem was that my " third eye " was blocked.

>

>At the time, I was told that my baptism as a Catholic had closed my third

>eye and blocked my ability to access.

>

>I can say that before we unblocked it, I too had a hard time accessing

>accurately.

>

>I don't access that you are having that problem.

>

>I am getting that you have some peripheral neuropathy that is getting in

>the way of your testing.

>

>I'd recommend Pycogenol as a supplement that helps that, as well as

>something Bayard turned me onto which is Hyaluronic Acid (HA).

>

>But, that will only handle some of the physical aspect of it.

>

>My best coaching would be just to keep testing. Test on everything. Trust

>your testing, because even when it's wrong... It will teach you something

>you need to know.

>

>Test on things you know the answer to. Test on your Blood Sugar level

>before you test it. Test on your weight before you step on the scale.

>

>Just keep practicing, and eventually you will become more and more

>accurate as you train yourself to feel the difference between a correct

>and incorrect/switched answer.

>

>Practice the beginning lessons over and over, and especially read the

>lesson on Switching. For diabetics, switching is a big problem. Because we

>want stuff and are addicted to it. Like sugar, or starch, or experiences

>in life.

>

>Do you find yourself attracted to extreme experiences? Like cold or heat?

>Or pain?

>

>Can you let yourself just be happy without it being a major event? Or can

>only something like winning the lottery make you feel happy?

>

>I found that I had lost most of my ability to experience subtle things.

>Like subtle tastes. Subtle emotions. Subtle signals from my body.

>

>I had to take away a lot of the gross stimulation I was using to get

>through the day, like Music, Television, books, food spices, and the

>like... before I could start to appreciate silence and subtlety.

>

>There's nothing wrong with you. You aren't a bad person for having these

>problems.

>

>All this is happening to you as training. For you to transcend the

>difficulties of your physical body and bring your beingness to the next

>level of confidence, serenity and power.

>

>There's no " right way' " to do it. Other than to keep trying new things and

>seeing how they work.

>

>And buddy up with someone that can coach you and that YOU can coach.

>

>When you coach others in their immunics work, you also accelerate your own.

>

>Thank you for contacting me and giving me the gift of being able to

>contribute to you in some small way.

>

>Keep in touch, and let me know how you're doing.

>

>And don't hesitate to ask questions or to request coaching.

>

>Very truly yours,

>Al Hartman

>Phila. PA

>Immune since 1993

>

> -------------- Original message ----------------------

>From: " Chandler Dann " <cdann@...>

> > I have been studying Immunics for about a month, and have had only

> > limited success with accessing. I was able to bring about a lessening

> > of symptoms, one time, but have not been able to fingertest.

> >

> > Without the feedback that testing gives to folks, I have very limited

> > capabilities, as far as curing goes.

> >

> > I need to learn how to access and test, in order to get a few things

> > under control, such as CHF, COPD, Type 2 Diabetes, Peripheral

> > Neuropathy, and Painful leg joints. I'm about 100 lbs. overweight,

> > and am having quite a challenge to exercise. I have to rest after

> > walking only 20 - 30 steps from my car to the stores.

> >

> > It looks like my first efforts need to be directed at the COPD, so I

> > can get going with a reasonable exercise program. Next, the weight

> > has to be worked on, and that should help with the Diabetes and CHF.

> >

> > Any help I can get with Harmonic Accessing would be greatly

> > appreciated, so I can get some help with starting a cure program, by

> > using RIK. I'd sure like to know what your experience was in getting

> > testing to work. What did the trick for you?

> >

> > Chandler in Auburn, CA

> >