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Joshua Bond's avatar

I have to say I am suspicious about EFT. Why? Because you 'turn off' your alarm system. We don't want to neutralise our natural response mechanisms..., we want to transform them.

Having said that I can see that EFT can certainly have short-term benefits (like a pressure-release valve on a steam-engine) but I'm not sure how it gets to the real deeper spiritual/psychological causes of illness and over-stress/anxiety.

EFT seems to be based on the belief that the brain produces consciousness (which in my view is rubbish; consciousness exists pre-incarnation, and also when you're dead and buried and the brain has long since been eaten by worms. We don't HAVE consciousness; we ARE consciousness). Please feel free to correct me if I have mis-understood the EFT paradigm.

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Tami Berman's avatar

I did EFT with a therapist for months and it did nothing for me. We are constantly getting mixed messages. On the one hand we are being poisoned and sickened, on the other, it is our responsibility to retrain our nervous system not to respond to these assaults? If we want to not be poisoned by the powers that be, we need our nervous system to be aware of what is being done to us and then respond accordingly. It is not my responsibility to tell my body that its symptoms are wrong. Symptoms are never wrong and never lie.

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