Listen (26:07) or Download MP3
Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.
Have you ever had a tension headache caused by something you did? I woke this morning at 5:30am with a crushing tension headache—the second in just the past two weeks brought on by swimming. The relaxation exercises and self-massage I tried in bed for a half hour did not help much. I prayed for guidance, and what I received was: “Get up, put on your headset, and record a tapping session for the headache.” That is what I did! You can listen to this 26 minute session session by clicking on the Play button above. The session shows how I use EFT for my own pain, as physio-emotional self-care. You will notice that:
- I use whatever words come to me (it’s not about the “formula” or getting the words just right).
- Sometimes, a round doesn’t help much, or the pain can intensify.
- I chase the pain.
- Body sensations change, and as they do, I add those specific changes to the tapping sequence.
- Emotions, memories, and beliefs are included as they come up.
- Deep breaths happen both spontaneously at certain points as well as being consciously used between rounds to allow the energy to balance (and give time for self-observation).
- I persist until it is close to zero.
- Positive statements and gratitude, particularly at the end of the session, help to raise my overall sense of well-being.
You can listen to this session and tap along to “borrow benefits” for your own pains and discomfort. I hope you find this type of recording helpful. Please let me know. Follow-up 10pm: I have had a great day! My headache and tension have not returned. After the tapping session, I did movement (gentle, like Tai Chi only without any specific pattern), stretching, self-massage, and meditation—not to “fix” anything but because they feel good to me. Later this morning, I got a massage that continued to loosen up my muscles using jojoba oil (great for the skin, too) and that continued the healing process. I tapped a few times for various thoughts and body sensations. As I re-listened to the recording I also made note of some of the specific memories that came up and used the EFT movie technique to take those quickly down to zero.




Pingback: workout supplements 2012
Pingback: best pre workout supplement
Pingback: patchwork fabric
Pingback: bodybuilding.com
Pingback: police press release samples
Pingback: save my marriage
Pingback: Acne No More Review
Pingback: Accommodation in Mauritius
Pingback: nightvision
Pingback: Schwinn 240 Recumbent Exercise Bike
Pingback: Location Maison Ile Maurice
Pingback: Fleck Water Softener Review
Pingback: hawke scopes
Pingback: Air Compressors
Pingback: Location Ile Maurice
Pingback: arrows
Pingback: riflescopes
Pingback: waring pro meat grinder
Pingback: Credit Cards For Bad Credit Unsecured
Pingback: Mauritius Self Catering
Pingback: Metered Water Softener With 125 Fleck 7000 Control 32000 Grain Capacity With By-pass Valve from CAI Technologies
Pingback: marriage problems
Pingback: craftsman air compressor
Pingback: mueller scopes
Pingback: Back Massagers
Pingback: ridgid cordless drill
Pingback: Location Bungalow Ile Maurice
Pingback: simmons scopes
Pingback: Keurig Coffee Brewer
Pingback: Villa Ile Maurice
Pingback: Pool table light deals
Pingback: Self Catering Accommodation Mauritius
Pingback: Marriage Advice
Pingback: weaver scopes
Pingback: Does marriage counselling work
Pingback: Lee Baucom Review
Pingback: Save My Marriage Today Review
Pingback: Warp Drives
Pingback: Bank Owned Homes
Pingback: millet scopes
Pingback: THe Job Central - Your online Job related information
Pingback: Werner Nokleby
Pingback: news and media
Pingback: Marriage Help
Pingback: about serotonin
Pingback: Online marriage counselling
Pingback: Chris Webb
Pingback: Ideal Forums Everthing is possible
Pingback: Cora N
Pingback: Cora Nag
Pingback: L Gilroy
Pingback: burris scopes
Pingback: HPV Carson
Pingback: Hartman
Pingback: Bill Topu
Pingback: Lon Geiss