Voices: MAP

Maybe I was mentally okay about his abrupt back-pedaling, but my emotions were something else. My heart had dropped and hung there heavily despite all my attempts to get past the hurt I felt. That morning at work I had to make multiple copies of a large manuscript. For two days the copier had been jamming ...

I slammed my thumb in my Volvo station wagon door last week. I came in and took homeopathic hypericum and did a MAP session. Thirty minutes later, as I was doing the MAP session ...

My musical coning experiences have taught me some important things about working in conings. First, it is crucial to ask for specific help. Just being in a coning will be helpful, but the results are much better when there is a clear request for help. Let me five you a few examples ...

First, I test each of the three points, starting with the point I have already identified, then each of the three links. I work with Pan to shift the balancers to the particular point we're working with, then I test for stabilizers ...

Right from the start, as soon as I could move enough to get the essences out of my locker, I tried to take essences as needed. It was a few days before the blisters on my left hand were gone and I could actually test, so I tried intuition ...

I fell after a light snow storm. The injury involved my right leg with the knee out of joint. No one was around. I had to get myself up and as I did, my knee popped back in. Everything seemed not too bad until ...

I began doing this during Christmas vacation. It was difficult to return to work and put my energy in outer things. These sessions are in some way, too, hard work. My first day back at work, I got home beaten and frazzled after a long day. I was so exhausted ...

I received my MAP book Saturday and started with MAP the next day. During session #1, I asked for abundant energy, shorter and better sleep, and warm feet ...

I felt very much at peace during this healing process. My attention was drawn inward and I felt able to be with my body and not be fearful about what was occurring. There actually was a feeling of sweetness about it: the amazing support and love I was receiving, the sense of coming back to my body, and of being able to nurture this very traumatized part of myself ...

It feels like MAP has taken me back to the beginning of this lifetime and filled it with positive experiences and images that were missing. I have asked several psychotherapists, ones I have worked with, whether it is possible to recreate in a healthy way the lessons of early childhood ...