Whole Self Discovery Development Programmes
Whole Self Discovery & Development Programmes
Whole Self Discovery & Development Programmes
Whole Self Discovery & Development Programmes is a transpersonal tool, which allows you to retrieve information from that part of you which knows everything, which you have ever experienced. Our bodies are walking records of all our experiences and their effects on our daily lives.
Just as kinesiology allows us to retrieve information by physical feedback, Whole Self Therapy allows us to become consciously aware of our own experiences and the beliefs that form our emotions and behaviour patterns. "I cannot change anything until I know what needs to be changed" - it sounds simple but for many of us we try and make sense of our problems, often painfully aware of the symptoms such as diminishing feelings and behaviours, but feel trapped as we cannot source the key to empowerment.
Whole Self Therapy is a spiritual journey, which allows us to understand our non-conscious inherited beliefs and behaviours, which form our mental and emotional DNA. It is a very gentle and profound tool, which is based on a question and answer basis. Our personality is developed to stop us repeating painful experiences, however, it can be an obstacle to allowing us to identify their origins. As our number one priority is to survive, we will return to those original encoded beliefs until we develop better ones.
There are 3 stages to this therapy:
Pre-birth Memory Resolving
Past Life Echoes
Whole Self Therapy
You do not have to believe in the sources to successfully utilise the tools. However, when you are born you need mental and emotional reactions to survive as much as your physical abilities to function. The questions will help you see clearly from your own answers, what is driving you and give you a chance to change those patterns, which do not serve you.
Thousands have used these tools to change their lives for the better, freeing themselves from diminishing relationships and habitual behaviours. Developed by Jon R G & Troya G Turner who are active in the International Society of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Medicine. www.isppm.de