NOTE ~ This booklet assumes familiarity with self-muscle-testing or dowsing of some kind. Willingness is only half a topic, one end of a see-saw or teeter-totter. The other end is reactivity, over- under-reactiveness. Just like on a see-saw or teeter-totter, as either reactivity or willingness goes up—the other goes down. Most of us are "reacting too rapidly to life," (John-Roger), reacting too much to the Outer Game of Life, out of balance with our Inner Game of Life, our values, boundaries, replenishment. This book suggests why wrangling and reducing excess reactivity, is a great benefit and the first order of business in personal-spiritual growth. What do infants have? Willingness. When we are born, A happy new baby’s behavior is primarily willingness, not "will," not "willfulness," not "will power." Willingness is healthy expression of "will." Healthy babies exhibit willingness. This is what we try to get back to as adults on our paths of personal-spiritual growing: healthy willingness. The general lack of language for the two-thirds of our psyche that is sub- and unconscious, is a big challenge in Energy Medicine. This booklet offers new language, so readers can gain insight into more of their own psyche. Willingness to heal necessarily precedes actual healing. It can be measured with self-muscle-testing; low numbers can be raised. Pick a concern you wish to heal on, measure your own willingness to heal on a simple scale of 1-10; use your Energy Medicine method of choice to moderate and release blocks and obstacles. A step-wise method is presented for this. Holistic counselors and practitioners in all fields are encouraged to estimate with the client, AHEAD OF TIME, before beginning a session, the willingness to heal present. If this is low, make it a topic for discussion. Find full discussion of the whys and hows of doing this appropriately, getting the inner child of your client aligned with the client's conscious-waking self. Willingness may be invisible but it is still HIGHLY conditioned. Like “personality” and “relationships,” “willingness” has many familiar conditions easy to grasp, determiners and antecedents that can be discussed, measured, known, worked with. “Willingness to heal is the pre-requisite for all healing” This quote from Bertrand Babinet begins an exploration of: - Willingness to change - Willingness to serve - Willingness to love - Willingness to live. Willingness to heal is a key to aligning and integrating with the "bigger you," beyond our waking-conscious self, who lives isolated on a tiny island of awareness compared to the "bigger you" the bigger me" above and below in frequency.

“Willingness to heal is the prerequisite for all healing”: Best Practices in Healing 300 level material (Best Practices in Energy Medicine Series)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Dickson MSS, Bruce

Alternative Medicine

Self-Healing Press

Ever wonder how our Habit Body tracks and manages our mental-emotional activity? Ever think Chinese Medicine had some good yet incomplete ideas about how psychology and the body connect? Ever wonder what else has been learned about meridian-muscle-organ-psychology since Applied Kinesiology and Touch for Health became public 40 years ago? Did you ever wish for a simple reference manual to look up, to gain insight into, and see more deeply and clearly into wellness concerns? Here's an 100 page (in 8x10" format) handbook-manual with all this organized for easy reference. After significant material pertaining to all meridians, each of 14 sections provides comprehensive psychological language for - Which meridian-organ absorbs which emotions, - HEALTHY expressions of each meridian and associated organ, - Disturbed expressions of each meridian and associated organ, - UNDERcharged disturbed expressions of each meridian - OVERcharged disturbed expressions of each meridian. Earlier literature is rectified. - An Axis of Dysfunction is proposed for each meridian-organ between the dysfunctional OVERcharged condition and dysfunction UNDERcharged condition. Finally it’s possible to move easily from meridian dysfunction and organ to psyche dysfunction; and, move easily from psychic dysfunction to meridian and organ dysfunction. Written for counselors and practitioners of all kinds, this is a reference MANUAL for wellness coaches, intuitive counselors and holistic practitioners. It condenses and better organizes the brilliant insights of William F. Whisenant’s monumental Psychological Kinesiology (1994) adding to it many observations from other sources and the clinical practices of the author and other practitioners. MM is related to Messages From the Body, by Michael Lincoln. This is the meridians part of that topic. Especially pertinent for muscle-testers and “energy detectives” of all kinds, to gain insight into, and see more deeply and clearly into wellness concerns. It will appeal to self-healers, self-testers, and practitioners, such as: - Applied Kinesiology, - NET, - Touch for Health, - Energy Medicine, - The Emotion Code, - Immunics, - EFT, - Psych-K, - Theta Healing, - Peace Theological Seminary Masters & Doctorate Programs. The manual begins and ends with language for the HEALTHY FUNCTION of each meridian-vessel. Correction protocols are mostly not addressed. Access to the Slow-Motion Forgiveness (SM) free eBook is given. Additional material addresses: -How and why organs absorb emotions, - Relevant myths and therapeutic metaphors for both OVER- and UNDER- conditions, -Some clarifications on language for the five element metaphors, -Case studies of how to use the manual, -How to use the Light to clear meridian imbalances.

Meridian Metaphors: Psychology of the meridians and major organs (Best Practices in Energy Medicine)

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Building on Your Habit Body, An Owner's Manual, archetypes map to our brain in a stable fashion, across all persons, for our entire lives.  This occurs in BOTH our gut brain and cerebral brains, an insight tested by the author in client sessions since 2001. That stable characteristics can be mapped to brain quadrants was first noted in the 1970s with Ned Herrmann.  Each quadrant has a distinct character.  One version:  Mother, Child, Grandparent, Father.  All Unconscious Patterns are invisible.  Until around 1990 we had no reliable method to access and navigate them.  This reports on what's been learned after 25 years of muscle testing experiments among several holistic practitioners. Each quadrant is in the same position in all people.  Each quadrant has the same archetypal character in all people.  How you express your inner Mother, inner Father, inner Child and inner Wise-accepting Grandparent will be unique to you.  Our internal quadrant systems are stable yet not visible on any dissecting table.  They are stable in our etheric body, logical levels that are testable, yet not well understood.  Our immune system navigates in part by these quadrants. Inner Court builds on and expands the work of Ned Herrmann, Katherine Benziger and Bertrand Babinet of Babinetics.   In-utero to just before puberty, the locus of control in our psyche is our gut brain in theta.  The task of this period is amassing self-esteem (Conception Vessel). After puberty, locus of control shifts from gut brain in front and below to brain-spine above and in back.  The task of adulthood is to refine self-concept (Governing Vessel). As gut brain~cerebral brain are body-based, so are their respective quadrant systems. This is the first level of a more complex view, the Fractal Psyche. Q:  What's it good for? A:   With muscle testing of any kind, everyday disturbances can be tracked back to their quadrant of origin, a tremendous advance of Holistic Psychology.  With self-testing of any kind, if you can feel a disturbance―and locate it--you can heal it.   The four archetypal characters of Camelot, Guinevere, Lancelot, Merlin & King Arthur (GLMA) have long-served as lenses for insight into our own subconscious role playing.  Add muscle testing, and it's possible to see where our habits and comfort zones are running us; and if we need to, to initiate changes.  Functional~dysfunctional expressions of each member of the Inner Court are provided.  The Inner Court brings much light to many previous mysteries:  - The limitations of “right and left brain” are completed here in a quadrant system, - Personality typology in general is clarified, - The connection between neurotransmitter production and the Inner Court becomes clear,  - The classic Supporter, Promoter, Analyzer, Controller typologies, - MBTI ideas of how personality is formed thru preferences, - Aristotle’s & Rudolf Steiner's four Temperaments, - The pioneering work of Ned Herrmann & Katherine Benziger is clarified and made more artistic. The Inner Court model is appropriate to grad students and ANYONE interested in counseling, coaching, training, sales and personal growth.  Find articles on the Inner Court at HealingToolbox.org

The Inner Court: Closeup of the Basic Self

Psychology & Counseling

You Have Three Selves, Vol 1: Simply the clearest model of the whole person (Best Practices in Energy Medicine Series) (Volume 1)

Self-Help

Inner Child

<p>Growing new eyes to see children afresh is the goal of this booklet. It builds on the earlier Three Selves volumes or can be read alone. Children are viewed thru lenses seldom used, all from a Waldorf-informed perspective:- Body, posture and stories the body tells, - What animals and plants tell us about children,- How five puberties lead us to independent thinking.Finally, we survey progress made towards a functional typology of children's temperaments in Anthroposophy, MBTI and Katherine Benziger, providing some clarification and direction for fruitful study.What the heck was The Plan for the human psyche?The high self looks down lovingly on us. The conscious self looks calmly at the world, making healthy choices. The basic self looks up lovingly at the conscious and high self.</p>

You Have Five Puberties A Three Selves journal on Children (Best Practices in Energy Medicine Series)