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SPIRITUAL LIFE PATH COACHING WITH RUE:
Profoundly light-hearted strategies for unsticking stuck stuff
What if we start with the idea that we are good as gold already… and we just don’t realize it yet?
Maybe you feel stuck; you can’t see a way out. Something hurts or you just feel out of balance. Perhaps you hear a critical voice inside. Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) is a meridian based tapping technique designed to help you to help yourself.
The particular way you link up different bits of information creates meaning for you. A powerful experience or string of events that has a strong impact can freeze particular connections in place. Sometimes it’s hard to imagine how this information could be linked up in any other way. These pathways become beliefs about how your life works… your map of the world.
This is not therapy, although it can be very therapeutic! I don’t see people as “broken,” and my job is not to “fix” anyone. As a spiritual life coach I enjoy walking through your landscape with you as a co-creative partner, together exploring ways to unfold the blessings and expand the possibilities that are hidden in the bumps on the path.
Learn how to look at yourself and talk about / to yourself like someone who believes in you. Make these eyes YOUR eyes, and this voice YOUR voice!
When you have an experience of opening to the joy, making new meaning, or mapping new territory, the benefits flow through me as well. I call this work “Intuitive Mentoring.” Together we are adding positive energy to the world.
NOTE: EFT is a very flexible self-help tool that has broad application for a variety of issues. I am using my version of it here and although I can’t provide a guarantee (please read my Disclaimer), clients have reported extraordinary results. I encourage you to contact me for more information. Find many articles and a complimentary manual on how to do tapping at http://www.eftfree.net/
Newsletter: The Art of Loving
Here are two offerings that I want to share with you. Each is a window into the art of loving, and each is written by friend and colleague.
This first story was created by EFT practitioner and therapist Zoë Zimmerman.
Zoë says:
For a long time, in my psychotherapy practice and for family, I’ve been writing “therapeutic” or “healing” stories. Sometimes I write them for clients or someone in my family, and other times, it’s a partnership between my client and me.
Either by myself, or in partnership, I/we feel into the situation, which can be a long-term issue or one that’s just popping up now. Then I or we create an imaginative story, often like a fairy tale, metaphorically using the themes of the issue or the person’s background. In a metaphoric way, these stories bring up the problem and then, mysteriously, a solution always appears that transforms the problem.
The following is one such story. After I participated in a wonderful retreat led by Rue, someone asked me to write them a story. I was so energized by Rue’s retreat that the story just flowed out of me.
(Note from Rue: There will be three of these Intuitive Mentoring retreats in 2012. Watch this space for dates!)
Twirly-Man
There once was a twirly-man. What can I say? That was his talent. He could twirl anything: lids, plates, dreydls, tires, flowers-on-stems, hair tresses, fingers around ears, corn cobs twirled by the little plastic corn cobs at the ends of the cobs, just anything!
He loved it. He perfected twirling. He even twirled himself, around and around, like a slow tornado—like a Sufi dancer—a “twirling dervish.” That was the most fun. Often, at parties, he’d tornado-twirl in and around and among the guests, their bewildered and yet happily grinning faces following after him as he flowed through them. He trailed a ribbon of sun-painted smiles behind him.
He was never aware of the effect he had on people. He was so involved in twirling everything, even himself, involved in the joy and the bliss and the elation of twirling that their stares, their head shakings never entered his awareness. He was totally unaware that they thought he was delightfully stark raving mad, crazy as a Canadian loon, round the bend, one—or even ten—cards shy of a deck, and so on. He just twirled.
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