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Hi Everyone,
This article from Melloney Atuahene from the UK should be read, studied, re-read and then framed. It illustrates the value of the persistent use of EFT on an "impossible" dental pain emanating from a rotten tooth.
After using EFT for an excruciating pain one night, she reports...
"No sign of pain. I could not even make the tooth hurt. It was still shaky but pain free in under 5 hours (maybe only 20 minutes!). Prior to that I would have waited a full 7 to 10 days for the pain to be completely gone after taking antibiotics."
She went on to tap consistently for a 3 month period for the tooth to reset and return to normal. Along the way she recognized some emotional reasons for the tooth problem and resolved those as well. The result.....?
"....some 6 months later, I realised that I was chewing nuts on that side of my mouth. My tooth was firm - no sign of looseness and continues to be so."
Again, study this one well. Also, please recognize the possibilities this opens up for serious diseases such as cancer, MS, lupus and the like. If we can reverse a rotten tooth, why not reverse other diseases?
Hugs, Gary
By Melloney Atuahene
For some 6 years I have had a serious toothache that would rage war inside my mouth roughly twice a year, sometimes 3. The reason this went on for so long is because every time I went to the dentist the tenderness would be so awful he would give me antibiotics and extract a promise from me to come back after the course of antibiotics to have the tooth removed. Of course, I never returned.
Vanity dictated that I held on to this tooth, even though it was loose and the dentist said the root was rotten and it would never reset. He insisted that if I did not have it out I would continue to have cysts form underneath it leading to this twice yearly torture.
One Sunday night at 2am I was awakened by the worst pain EVER in my mouth. I had no pain killers, and NOTHING else would soothe this agony. I was in too much torture to even consider hypnotising the pain away, and then I remembered, I had recently downloaded the EFT manual - and my experimentations with clients had produced 'interesting and surprising results', still I was convinced that this was just another American 'flavour of the month'.
At this moment in time, so desperate was my situation I would have gone to even a witch doctor! So with nothing to lose I tapped away. Twenty minutes later I was tapping on this pain and thinking 'I knew this wasn't going to work' and the next thing I knew it was 7am.
I was awake and breezy, bright as a button, and confused. No sign of pain. I could not even make the tooth hurt. It was still shaky but pain free in under 5 hours (maybe only 20 minutes!). Prior to that I would have waited a full 7 to 10 days for the pain to be completely gone after taking antibiotics.
This was Saul on the road to Damascus stuff. INSTANT CONVERSION! No client of mine escaped a dose of EFT. In the following 2 weeks I noticed a rise in confidence and assertiveness, an unwillingness to tolerate unreasonable behaviour from others. A willingness to speak up and not put up with things for the sake of keeping the peace.
I then had an idea. Supposing I could get this tooth to reset, in spite of what the dentist said. So, I set my self up to be consistent and single minded about tapping for the next 3 months. During that time, night and day, I tapped for the tooth to be healthy and firmly rooted back in its cavity, solid in enough for me to chew nuts on, etc. I guessed that if the tooth was going to re-root itself, I should realistically allow 3 months.
GC COMMENT: What follows next is Melloney's realization that an emotional issue ... anger ... was likely the cause of her tooth problem. Often, as we use EFT persistently on a physical problem, the underlying emotional issues just "shows up."
During that period, a realisation hit me. Six years previously, I began the relationship with my present partner. Incumbent with that relationship was his 22 year old daughter who took every opportunity to make it clear that I was a usurper and could never be welcome. What would astonish me was how blind my partner was to her behaviour. She would have no qualms about being publicly humiliating, but she would do it in such a way that it could easily be construed that I was being oversensitive and she could deny it.
By now I was questioning my sanity and swallowing and ruminating on all of this injustice. Of course, it festered - and as the 'therapist' in the family I was expected to be levelheaded and not be given to anger outbursts - the natural mode of self expression in that family.
When I finally understood that ANGER was at the root of all my machinations with this family, I promptly spoke up about the situation - got it resolved (she and I are now friends). I had totally forgotten about wanting my tooth to be firmly rooted - when suddenly one day, some 6 months later, I realised that I was chewing nuts on that side of my mouth. My tooth was firm - no sign of looseness and continues to be so.
Interestingly, when I tell other colleagues about EFT and they choose to dismiss it , as I did, what has brought about their 'conversion' has been my offering to give them a trial session - and massive amounts of anger have been released! It seems that anger can make us blind, deaf and dumb - (figuratively speaking, of course)!
Melloney Atuahene
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