My wifes friend organised a one day workshop for MUSKELYM and I volunteered to e one of the test clients. MUSKELYM is a Musculo Skeletal Lymphatic Therapy and deals with all types of problems associated with the body and how it works.

On the morning of the workshop, I wondered why I had volunteered. I had loads of work to do and really needed the time to catch up. Anyway, once I was there, I was pleased that I had committed myself to it. Mike Colqhoun, the creator of MUSKELYM did the demo on me. I have suffered for as long as I can remember with a tightness under my left shoulder blade, about half way down, below the inner surface. This is what the class were interested in, hence my selection from the countless people who applied.

There was a comprehensive questionnaire that Mike went through and to me it felt quite thorough, which was a good thing as far as I was concerned. I then had to get changed into my shorts with a towel and sit on the massage bed, ready to be the guinnea pig. Mike felt the area in my shoulder and without being directed went straight to the painful site. He then felt the oposite side of my chest and linked it up with a painful site there and then on to my knee and pointed out that there was an anomoly with the joint just below my knee. I am not a medical person and I cant remember the details, all I know is that the misalignment of my knee jointwas key to the pain in my shoulder.

Low and behold, Mike manipulated my knee joint and the pain in my shoulder went right down. There was still a small ache there, which I expected as the actual pain had been there for a long time. The session was three days ago now and the pain has gone.

Having has a motorcycle accident when I was 17, I had a catalogue of demonstration areas on my body and Mike proceeded to line up the top of my spine, line up my hips and a whole bunch of other stuff. I felt really great and prefectly in line when the session finished. 

The MUSKELYM web site is at http://www.muskelym.co.uk/

 

A great deal of the things that I am looking into at the moment are all pointing in similar directions and I just thought I would put this here so I can remember it too. In my opinion, this has major similarities to Ho'oponopono. More than just the fact that it came from Hawaii.

EKE The world is what you think it is.

KALA There are no limits. meaning we are all connected. separation is an illusion.

MAKEA Energy flows where attention goes.

MANOUA Now is the time of power.

ALOHA Love pure and simple.

MANA Power comes from within, Creative or Divine.

PONO Effectiveness is the measure of truth.

I Heard about PSYCH-K from Bruce Lipton's book the biology of belief. He mentions it towards the end of the book and attributes the actual completion of his book to PSYCH-K. Along with the mention is a mention of EFT and other procedures that are capable of bringing about belief change. I was intrigued, so I did a search of the web and found very little about it, except for Robert M. Williams webiste. 

My next step was to buy the book "The Missing Peace in your life" from america, because I was unable to find it sold ion the UK. I read the book from cover to cover as soon as it arrived and was really disappointed to find that it said nothing of what PSYCH-K is about. The only positive thing I got from the book is the knowlege that nothing about PSYCH-K is in it. It also talks about Robert came up with the processes as universal inspiration. Nothing, not even a hint or simple part of it was revealed.

I am disappointed with the book and I think that my investigation of PSYCH-K will end there. 

I should have read the reviews on Amazon before I bought, there are some bad ones and some really bad ones!

My audio set of the Biology of Belief arrived and within a few hours I had listened to the whole thing. Bruce Lipton makles the subject such easy listening. The book is based on his work as a stem cell scientist and how the cells in the body are all individuals. They all have their own systems that we have as a whole and they change depending upon the perception of their environment.

This is an outstanding book and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the quantum happenings in our universe.

At the September Achievement Specialists Lifecoach Training weekend, I had dinner with the delegates on the Friday evening as usual. We were discussing the book 'The Holographic Universe' by Michael Talbot. Steve, one of the delegates mentioned a book by Bruce Lipton called 'Biology or Belief'. He said that it was really worth a read and from the discussion that followed, I decided that I really needed to read it.

The really weird thing is.... When I got home, I couldn't find the piece of paper that I wrote down the title and author's name on. I knew that it was something to do with biology and belief, so I opened up Amazon and what was in the first position on the first row? The Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton! I had never searched for that book nor heard of it even. Anyway, another coincidence?

I managed to watch some Bruce Lipton videos on YouTube and the content looks excellent.

I have ordered it now on CD, so watch this space.

 

 

It is important to remember that you actually end up with more of what you focus on.

If you want prosperity, wealth, success then focus on it.

What tends to happen when people strive to achieve things, they notice their shortcomings and lack. Focusing on lack will increase the number and strength of the messages that support these beliefs. This lack will then be able to increase its foot hold and could eventually be used to explain the failure.

If the lack or shortcomings are ignored and the successes, no matter how small, these successes will become more frequent and stronger.

A while back, I was working as a successful consultant and at that time I travelled up and down the country with a colleague. Phil was a discerning fellow and each time we ate at a restaurant, he always managed to find something that was wrong. It could have been that the starter was too big, or the starter was too small. The wine was too warm or it was too cold. Never was there a time that the restaurant could get it all right for Phil.

I found that this spilled over into other parts of my life. I too found things wrong in just about everything, incliuding eating out, even when I wasn't with Phil.

One day I was on the phone to BT complaining about something to do with my telephone service and my boss popped his head over the office divider. "Are you ok Ric?" he said. At that moment, I stopped and noticed that I probably wasn't. We had a chat and he told me that he had noticed that I wasn't "being myself" anymore. That day, I decided to look for the good things in everything from then on.

Look for the good things and the really great things will come to you.