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Too Many Memories–Where to Start?

Monday, December 5th, 2011

Q:What if you remember many traumatic events from your past and don’t know which to work on? What if there was a very traumatic event from when you were an infant which you do not remember, but have been told about? How do you know which event to address in the Healing Code?”

A:  Many questions here, so I’ll answer them one by one.

First, if you remember many traumatic events from your past, start working on the most significant one–either the earliest or the strongest. You might jot them down on a list (“my 4-year-old Christmas memory,” for instance). Put next to each event a number (1-10) in terms of how strong the feeling is in the memory. Take the one you rated highest and work on that with a Healing Code until you get it down to a 0–it doesn’t bother you at all anymore.

Then look again at your list. Pick the next strongest memory, heal that, and move on down your list.

If you feel like there are too many memories to possibly get to, you can do this: Take the similar memories, or perhaps memories from a certain time period (“my childhood memories of my father’s alcoholism” for instance, or “my sexual abuse memories”) and make a collage out of them. Shrink each memory down to a postage size stamp picture that you metaphorically paste onto a regular size sheet of paper. That collage is the picture you heal. The Healing Codes work on healing pictures, and you can certainly heal a collage of memories at one time.

Note that you may have to heal the collage from a number of different angles. There may be a fear element, anger, unforgiveness, hurt, etc. But you don’t have to heal memories one by one, especially if there are a lot of them.

As to the very early traumas, such as when you were an infant: If you know what it was (e.g., your mother told you she left you to cry in your crib and never picked you up, and now you feel enraged every time someone ignores your needs), then you can use a Healing Code to heal that. It’s interesting to me just how our hearts “know” what happened as an infant even though we can’t have the conscious memory. There is a “knowing” of the heart that is prior to language and words and conscious thoughts.

If you don’t know, but suspect there is something, that may be cause for getting some help from a Healing Codes Coach. We are trained to find those unconscious memories to help you target them, which tends to speed healing tremendously.

Diane Eble is a Certified Healing Codes Coach-Practitioner and publishing coach who worked with Dr. Loyd on The Healing Code book.

 

 

Health Benefits of Thanks-giving

Saturday, November 26th, 2011

“Gratitude is a vaccine, an antitoxin, and an antiseptic.”
— John Henry Jowett

What if you could improve your marriage, find it easier to exercise, feel less depressed, sleep better, have a healthier heart, more life satisfaction, and increase your chances of living longer–just by a very simple practice?

I’m talking about practicing what I hope you started on Thanksgiving–counting your blessings, giving thanks. Not just on one day, but as a lifestyle. You will see your health improve. If you’re doing The Healing Code as well, it will only amplify the effects.
Years ago, I went through a terrible post-partem depression after the birth of my youngest child. (This was before The Healing Codes were discovered.) One of the things that got me out of it was to keep what I call a gifts journal. I noticed all the things that felt like gifts, challenging myself to find at least 3 every day. The result was a whole new perspective, no depression, and a book called Abundant Gifts.
A growing body of research shows that gratitude is truly amazing in its physical and psychosocial benefits. Drs. Blair and Rita Justice report the following research findings on the Health Leader blog.

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When You Can’t Find Memories …

Friday, November 18th, 2011

In an earlier post, I answered a question about what to do if you have too many memories. Here is the opposite problem: what to do if you can’t find any earlier memories connected to the feeling in your issue.

Q: “I have health problems but don’t know what caused them. I can’t remember anything in my past that may have brought them on. How do I do a Healing Code without having pictures to heal from the past? Can I just picture the health problem I have now?”

A: You don’t always need to find earlier pictures, though it is helpful and seems to speed up the healing when you can find them. Your heart always finds and heals many earlier memories without your being aware of them. It just speeds up the process if you can access at least some of the earlier memories. So, it may take you a little longer to heal your physical issue if you don’t have memories. Be patient with the process.

The best way to try to access memories is to ask yourself how you feel about your physical issue. Then ask yourself when is another time you felt that way about anything, not just a similar issue.

Many clients cannot remember much from childhood. That is usually a sign that there is quite a lot of “heart junk” underneath. Some people have what Dr. Bradley Nelson calls a “heart wall” that keeps them from being in touch with their hearts.

The Healing Codes can heal a heart wall, and in fact, I believe it’s automatically a part of the process. It doesn’t hurt, however, to put “my heart wall” in the prayer of intention. What I and many clients find is that the memories do start to come after you’ve been doing the Healing Codes for a while.

Often the memories come only after they’ve healed. If you remember something and there is a perfect peace about it, that’s your heart giving you a piece of your life back, all healed. It was one of the wonderful things I discovered about The Healing Codes that I did not expect.

There is a difference, however, between peace and numbness. If an earlier memory surfaces and you feel numb about it rather than peaceful, that’s a signal it’s a memory that wants to be healed. Put it in the prayer of intention before you do your Healing Code, even if you can’t rate it. Work on it until you feel peace, not numbness.

By the way, a reminder: When doing a Healing Code, make sure you’re picturing something positive, not your issue. You only get in touch with your issue enough to rate it and put it in the initial prayer of intention. Then you switch to focusing on the positive Truth Focus Statements or a Love Picture.

Diane Eble is a Certified Healing Codes Coach-Practitioner and the editor of The Healing Code. If you would like a free copy of her personal Truth Focus Statements in each of the 12 Healing Code categories for your personal use, visit her site at www.healingcodescoaching.com.

My Favorite “Love Picture”

Friday, November 11th, 2011

One of the most common questions people have concerning doing The Healing Codes is, “What do I focus on while doing a Healing Code?”

The main thing is to focus on something positive to replace the false, negative beliefs and images in the memory you’re trying to heal. . This can be a Truth Focus Statement (suggestions are in the Manual, on the book registration site, and on my site). It can also be a very positive memory you have of a time when you felt loved, secure, peaceful. Or even a memory you make up.

Such a “Love Picture” can promote healing effects. What we’re really trying to do is replace the negative with a positive. Ideally, even if you use a Truth Focus Statement (words), what you want to do is feel the truth of the words.  Dr. Alex Loyd teaches that words are the language of the mind, while images and feelings are the language of the heart. Both the mind and the heart need to be healed.

Positive images can have a very healing effect. Images go deeper, because images are what we had as babies, before we knew words. Using healing images will heal the deeper parts of us.

Here is my favorite Love Picture, which my clients enjoy using as well. I believe it addresses many of the deepest hurts and fears. It speaks to the sense of being insignificant. It speaks to fear. To feeling like “it’s all up to me.” It speaks to insecurity, to feeling unloved, to worry.

If it resonates with you, use it. Let God change it for you. Listen to what he may be saying to you personally. Take it and make it your own:

Picture yourself as a child, crawling up on Jesus’ (or your Heavenly Father’s) lap. He welcomes you, and holds you securely with one arm–his left arm.  With his right arm he is conducting all the affairs of your life and indeed, the whole world, as a conductor would conduct an amazing symphony.

In this picture he is also singing. With you on his lap, he is singing about how much he loves you, how delighted he is with you. He is singing, “You are my beloved son/daughter, with you I am well pleased.” He tells you to rest, since he has done everything that needs to be done. All you have to do is receive all he has for you. He is bursting with joy at all the gifts he has for you..

He also rejoices in his own ability to conduct the affairs of your life and the whole world, how he will make sure everything is OK. Every atom in the universe is subject to him, and he is Love, and wisdom, and he is the mighty warrior who has conquered everything and will one day finish what he started, to make all things new.

He also rejoices in his own ability to conduct the affairs of your life and the whole world, how he will make sure everything is OK. Listen to him singing; feel his love and delight in you, as well as his quiet confidence in his ability to save and to conduct the affairs of the whole universe. From the smallest subatomic particle to the details of your life to whatever it takes to keep the heavenly bodies in place, he is quietly confident in his ability to take care of anything and everything and to work it all into a beautiful harmony.*

*This Love Picture is based on many scriptures, but especially from Hebrews and my favorite verse in the Bible, Zephaniah 3:17.

Diane Eble is a Certified Healing Codes Coach-Practitioner. Visit her site at www.healingcodescoaching.com for her personal Truth Focus Statements based on the Bible.

Can You Spare a Smile?

Friday, November 4th, 2011

In my work as a Healing Codes Coach-Practitioner, helping people heal their “heart issues,” I hear some incredibly sad stories.

Stories of nearly unspeakable cruelty, doled out by people who themselves are damaged.

You and I walk among wounded people. Some people hide their scars pretty well. Some do not.

One man told of being at a church gathering. Because of health issues and a son with major difficulties, the man has been on disability, unable to work. At the gathering, the usual, “So, what do you do for a living?” question was asked. The man had no ready answer. As he stumbled through the truth, he noted how the other men looked away, not sure how to handle such honesty.

The man never wanted to go back to that group again. Acceptance? No. He felt judged and dismissed. Yet another incident to add to his pile of “I’m unworthy” beliefs.

I heard a story told about a young woman who ended her life by jumping off a bridge. When police went through her pockets, looking for a clue as to why she did it, they found a note.

“If only one person had smiled at me today, I would not have jumped.”

A simple smile would have saved her life.

A simple smile and a “That must be a hard place to be right now” could have turned my client’s uncomfortable situation into an experience of acceptance.

Take the time to look into someone’s eyes today and smile. Take a moment to really listen to what a person says, and let your heart form words of acceptance, of life.

Realize that nobody has their act together. We are all walking wounded, to some extent. We all long for the same things: acceptance, significance, peace, love.

And hope.

Just a smile can give a small measure of these things to someone else. Energy is exchanged. I believe that positive always wins. Light always drives away darkness, never the other way around.

Give the “abundant gift” of a simple smile. A few words of affirmation and acceptance. Turn the light on.

It just may save a life.

Diane Eble is the author of Abundant Gifts and a Certified Healing Codes Coach-Practitioner

The Language of the Heart

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

As I work with clients, it occurs to me that learning to understand how the (nonphysical) heart works is like learning a new language.

Recently we had an exchange student from Spain living with us. As Teresa tried to communicate in English and we in Spanish, it was awkward, funny, and frustrating at times. My daughter and I struggle to roll our r’s, and I suspect Teresa wonders what’s the big deal.

You may feel the same awkwardness about learning the language of the heart.

What I love about languages is the way it opens up your perspective. Though you’re dealing with words, it goes beyond words to a whole way of perceiving. That is the enriching part. For instance, when I call my cat “Gatita,” there is no exact English equivalent that captures the warm affection “-ita” expresses.

As you learn this new “language of the heart,” it will expand your perception of yourself, other people, and the world. The “grammar” of this language, as I wrote elsewhere, is governed by association, images, metaphors. To learn this language, you must be open to these non-linear, non-logical ways of thinking.

The language of the heart is largely governed by feelings. It’s the feelings that we trace to the memory. The feeling is the clue. It’s also the energy that is causing the negative frequency, the stress signal that’s causing your cells to go into “closed, death mode” rather than “open, growth mode.”

So to learn this language, you start with feeling. You are open to seemingly illogical things, such as a certain color sparking panic. A client began to tune in to the fact that she had a stress reaction to the color red. Why? She had no idea. We traced it to an infant memory of terror associated with the color red. As that healed, her overall stress level went down dramatically.

Dreams can give us big clues as to what the heart wants to heal. Again, you’re looking for images and feelings. One client shared a dream with me and it became clear that her heart wanted her to heal some fear memories concerning her father.

If you commit to learning the language of the heart, your heart will begin to send you more and more clues. It’s quite fun, actually. Of course, if you need a little help decoding, feel free to contact me for a Healing Codes  coaching session.

Heal Yourself as You Heal Others

Monday, October 10th, 2011
When we pray for others or doing The Healing Code for them, something special happens. There’s something about connecting to them and God that is very powerful.

Here’s what Laura discovered about doing The Healing Code for others:

“I am so excited to report that my issue levels are continuing to drop to zero very quickly since I began doing the Codes for others.  I have been finding the  more people I include, the faster it goes.  I have goosebumps on my goosebumps.  I have always experienced the Codes being the most efficient, simple, effective and satisfying healing tool to use (and I have used quite a few) but in one or two days time now each issue has fallen away to zero. That wasn’t the case when I was only doing the Codes for myself.  I am feeling so hopeful and peaceful.  Something that I was not feeling for a very long time.

“All of the issues I have been working on are early childhood ones and they all have started at Level 10.  In one or two days’ time, they are at zero.  Amazing!  Thank you God  and the entire Healing Codes Family.

“Something also that I want to share is that at first I was doing each person and their issue separately.  Very quickly I realized that I could try to combine different people and their issues in the same session.  That is what I am doing now.  I have even included animals too. “

If you’re not sure how to do The Healing Code for someone else, this article explains it.

Diane Eble is a writer and Certified Healing Codes Coach-Practitioner who worked with Dr. Alex Loyd on the editing and publishing of The Healing Code.

“Every Issue is a Heart Issue”

Friday, September 30th, 2011

I’m not the one who made this statement. King Solomon did, more than 3000 years ago.

One of the wisest people who ever lived said, “Guard your heart above all else, for from it flow the issues of life” (Proverbs 4:23).

According to what those who study Hebrew root words for this verse,  this verse says that  from the heart flow 100% of the issues of life.

So then, what is “the heart” that we’re supposed to guard?

According to  Dr. Alex Loyd  and his spiritual mentor, Larry Napier, the heart is the inner person that contains all the unconscious, subconscious, conscious thoughts, images, beliefs, and feelings, plus the will and conscience. It’s the whole person, but it’s more than what we are conscious of.

In the “heart” are stored all the images and beliefs we have encountered and adopted. And these images and beliefs literally reverberate through the cells of our bodies, influencing how we feel, how we act, our relationships, our success, and even our physical health.

Jesus said it was out of the heart that the mouth speaks. Elsewhere in the Bible, it talks about the need for a a transformation. Transformation is needed not just for the mind, but for the heart.

So healing of the whole person starts with healing the heart. Not the physical heart, but this “heart” that is the center and source of everything in our lives. This heart needs healing, and it needs guarding.

That’s what The Healing Codes do. In fact, that’s all The Healing Codes do.

Yet, when “heart issues” heal, so much else heals along with it. Physical issues, relationship issues, even success issues.

That’s because “all issues are heart issues.” Solomon hit it precisely. The truth has always been there. We just haven’t always seen it.

Heal your heart, then guard your heart. It’s the wellspring of your whole life.

Diane Eble is a Certified Healing Codes Coach-Practitioner. She is also is a writer and invites you to visit her Healing Heart Issues blog, where she continues to explore this topic.

Lessons from a Cancer Healing

Friday, September 23rd, 2011

I was thrilled to learn that one of my clients, P.B., who had bone cancer metastasized in 9 places, just got the results from her recent PET scan. Of the 9 “markers” that showed active cancer, 5 have healed completely and 4 are “almost healed”!

This is very encouraging news for my client and me, of course. She had only been doing The Healing Codes for about a month. She had also been doing Gerson Therapy, one of the oldest and most respected and studied forms of alternative treatments for detoxifying the body. She had been doing Gerson Therapy for 4 months, and was told it would likely be at least a year before she experienced any results.

We believe that her custom Healing Codes are accelerating her healing along with the Gerson Therapy. Her heart and body definitely want to be healed and are marshaling all resources toward that end.

Some interesting things about her case offer lessons we can all learn about health, healing, and the medical community. These are my thoughts. Read More→

How Heart Issues Develop–and Heal (Think Bamboo)

Friday, September 9th, 2011

One of the most common questions I get from clients is, “How long will it take for me to heal?”

I wish I had a crystal ball that would give an accurate answer. I don’t.

However, when I discovered how bamboo grows, I thought it an apt illustration both for how heart issues develop AND how they heal.

Thinking of how heart issues are like bamboo may help you both understand the healing process and be more patient with it.

Bamboo’s growth starts underground, where the rhizome system that supports the canes are developed. For three whole years, the plant establishes itself underground and there is no apparent growth. Absolutely nothing appears to be happening. For three years!

In the fourth year, shoots appear. The bamboo canes grow in height and diameter for only 60 days every spring. After the 60 days, that particular cane will never grow again.

However, because of the rhizome system, the next spring the shoots that come up will grow much taller and faster in those 60 days. After a bamboo grove has been establishing its rhizome system for 5 years, the canes that grow in that fifth year can reach as much as 90 feet (for certain species, in certain conditions)–all in 60 days!

This picture also applies to how heart issues form, and then manifest eventually in our lives in health, relationship, and/or success issues.

Like the rhizome system that forms underground, memories and beliefs accumulate in the subconscious mind.  If enough unhealthy beliefs based on negative memories and images gather (whether in the unconscious or subconscious mind, or energy patterns in the DNA or cells, nobody knows exactly yet), they will eventually manifest in some kind of problem. It may take years, even decades for the “shoot” of the negativity to manifest, but eventually it does.

That manifestation can “take off” into a major illness. If the theories of Dr. Alex Loyd in The Healing Code and Dr. Bruce Lipton in The Biology of Belief are true, such illnesses began long before any symptoms or problems showed up.

If symptoms or issues can take a long time to show up, though it may seem to happen “overnight,” so too healing may take a while to be experienced.

You may not feel anything happening, but underground much healing may be taking place. The “rhizome system” of healing negative images and beliefs needs to be established before the “shoot” of the actual experience of healing becomes apparent.

As you work with  The Healing Codes, much of the inner healing will be “underground” in the “rhizome system” of healed memories and corrected beliefs. You may have thousands or millions of hidden memories that are being healed, that need to be healed, before your physical or emotional manifestation changes.

So take heart, persevere in your healing work, and have faith that underground, the rhizome system is changing from negative support to positive support. The manifestation that you can see and feel will come eventually.

That’s why I portray bamboo in my website headers. Every time you see any of my sites, I want you to be reminded that healing, and success, manifest like bamboo.

I want you to be reminded to persevere. To have faith. God desires you to be healed–but in the deepest ways possible. That may take time.

Let it be God’s time.

Hidden growth. Faith. Process. Time. Remember these when you see bamboo.

Diane Eble is a Certified Healing Codes Coach/Practitioner, writer, and editor of The Healing Code. 

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