Why I LOVE Anger in Law of Attraction Work

- Margaret Lynch, Success Coach, EFT Expert

Why would anyone love anger?
 
Because anger is a fantastic emotion and tells us so much about how we are really feeling AND about what we are creating via the law of attraction.
 
First you have to understand why we get angry. I can tell you exactly why you have been angry every time in your life. It was because something seemed UNFAIR to either you or someone you love. Anger is always a sense of unfairness and it always feels justified. Yes, even we feel guilty about carrying the anger, there’s that little voice that says, "but, I am right!"
 
Many well meaning people tell us not to be angry, to "get over it" and often we are told we are "supposed to forgive". That sounds good, but it’s not that easy in practice. This is why we can tell the same story to 10 people and get worked up each time. It is especially difficult to let go of anger when the person who wronged us is either unapologetic and/or does not even acknowledge or validate that they hurt us; that we paid a price. Sometimes, we even feel that, years later, we are still paying the price.

Trauma and Vows

(Adapted from the book Healing the Addicted Heart: 5 stages of Transformation ©Sue Beer 2010)

- Sue Beer, EFT Master

TRAUMA and VOWS: Reclaiming Love and Power
 
Before the breakthroughs of EFT and Tapping techniques, many people found therapy and the requirement to talk about the past too painful and distressing. At a deep level we may decide we cannot control the world of our perpetrators, but we can control our inner holographic world. We may have vowed never to be that vulnerable again. The vows we make as a response to trauma are a particular type of belief and are always an attempt at a solution.
 
The problem is that this attempt at a solution means giving up our true power, and it seals us into victim thinking. Trauma imprints profoundly in the cells and fields of our bodies, and creates addiction to this kind of reality with its illusions about self, relationships and the nature of love. As a result we carry the belief that, I am a victim, powerless and helpless.

Personal Power Process:
3 Steps and 15 Days to a More Powerful You

- Lindsay Kenny, EFT Master

This is an amazingly simple process, with potential big payoffs. It can help you move toward self-improvement in a focused, easy way. Even before completing the entire process, you should begin to feel the shift. Choose to make this easy…because it is. Just reading about this process won’t help you. You need to actually DO it. So get you pad of paper and a pen (or use your computer, and start now!
 
Step 1)
Write down 20 things positive characteristics or attributes about yourself. Such as; I’m intelligent, I’m resourceful, compassionate, kindhearted, I’m a good friend, I play the piano, I’m intuitive, I’m great with animals, I speak two languages, etc. Write down whatever is true for you. If you can’t think of 20, ask someone who knows and loves you about some of your positive characteristics.

Expanding Your Comfort Zones:
The Key To Your Success

- Carol Look, Tapping Expert & Author

PART 1 of 3
 
We all prefer to live within our comfort zones in every part of our lives. Some of us are restricted within these parameters concerning our health, others stick to them around annual salaries, while others play them out in interpersonal relationships. You will find we all have these comfort zones but don’t always notice them or know how powerful they are. You will find that behind every comfort zone are a few strong limiting beliefs. Limiting beliefs are restrictions about your abilities that you are convinced are true. They support your comfort zones to keep you "safe." If you can expand your comfort zones emotionally and energetically with Tapping from the inside, you will automatically attract more success in every area of your life.
 
Let’s start with a few definitions and answers to some frequently asked questions about comfort zones. The 4 most common questions I am asked are:
* What is a Comfort Zone?
* How do I know if I have one?
* Do I need to know why I have it or where it came from?
* Once I have identified my comfort zones, how do I expand them?