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1. Why is this healing technique called Theta Healing? The practitioner is in and out of beta, alpha and theta brain waves while doing this healing technique. Theta is a very relaxed state that can be reached during deep meditation and your brain waves are between 4 to 7 cycles per second. Much of this healing technique is done while in this meditative state. 2. What is the practitioner doing during the time of silence with their eyes closed while doing this healing technique? Since the theta brain wave is best achieved while in a meditative state with eyes closed, tuning in to source to facilitate your healing work is done this way. During this time the practitioner is doing the scan of your physical body and energetic systems and making the command statements for any healing and or core belief work that needs to take place. Another very important step that happens during this silent time is witnessing the healing changes taking place within your physical body and energetic systems. There is also interactive time during the healing session spent talking with you about what is going on during the healing and answering any questions you have. 3. Why is the muscle testing (kinesiology) used in this healing technique? Muscle testing is used to get answers from a body consciousness and/or subconscious level. You have all the answers within your body whether you consciously know or not. Your body knows what is true for you or not true for you. Muscle testing is a way to communicate on this level. It is useful in giving "yes" and "no" answers. Your body will momentarily loose energy or strength when what is being tested for is not for your highest and best or is not true for you. If what is being tested for is for your highest and best or true for you then your body stays strong. |
