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Karmic Influences Can Dominate a Person’s Entire Life

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Frozen, locked in karmic patterns can generate limiting beliefs and disabling life scripts. Sometimes karmic influences completely dominate every aspect of a person’s life. The process of recalling episodes from childhood, the prenatal period and other lifetimes can help patients to change negative beliefs about themselves and the world and cut the roots of dysfunctional […]

Limiting Beliefs and Personality Problems

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

Trauma stored in the body as localized pain or tension can give rise to the limiting beliefs that underlie personality problems. The mental equivalent of tension in the body is a fixed idea about the self and the world, a false conclusion in reaction to pain and fear, a belief upon which a habitual pattern […]

The Natural Progression of Release in Karmic Therapy

Sunday, January 31st, 2010

The clearing process seems to be internally guided. All we need to do is provide a safe space and some encouragement for the blocks to melt in a natural sequence. As one bodymind block dissolves, along with the full expression of buried thoughts and emotions, the next one appears, until a spontaneous endpoint is reached […]

The Flux between Past and Present in Karmic Therapy

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

An aspect of Sheila’s session that is typical of the Karmic Therapy process was the free flow back and forth between present-day issues and past feelings. In this instance, Sheila began with feelings of anger and betrayal toward her lover, then focused on similar feelings about her father. From time to time during the session […]

Sheila’s Seventh Block: Fear of Being Happy

Monday, January 25th, 2010

The seventh block arose as a pain in her crotch: “I’m scared to be happy and healthy. People won’t be there for me if I am okay. If I am strong and healthy, people will just use me up to meet their needs.”
Sheila took a deep breath and her whole body relaxed. She said: “It’s […]

Sheila’s Fifth Block: Leg Tension

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Then Sheila noticed her legs had become tense: “I’m afraid to move forward. I’m so scared! I’m afraid to be alone and go out on my own. I’m afraid to let you go. You never loved me, but I’m afraid to let go of the illusion, the dream, the potential of what it could be.” […]

As Within So Without

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Another more common case of adult relationships occurs when one partner is avoiding
painful and frightening issues in the Physical, Psychological and Relational dimensions by escaping into the three nonordinary dimensions without being grounded in the lower dimensions. Often such patients will choose partners who are at home in the three […]

A Key Moment of Decision

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

At this point, I asked Sheila to go back to the specific incident when
she made the decision not to count on her father. Sheila recalled having been molested at the age of seven by some high school boys who were her father’s tenants: “I told you about those boys, but you were too afraid to […]

Sheila’s First Block: Solar Plexus Tension

Saturday, January 9th, 2010

First, Sheila said she felt a burning in her “power center,” putting her
hand on her solar plexus area. When asked to let this burning sensation speak, Sheila shouted out angrily what she had needed to say to her lover: “I hate how you use and abuse people. You don’t care about anybody but yourself. You […]

Sheila’s Seven Blocks

Thursday, January 7th, 2010

Sheila, an unemployed nurse who had just lost her lover, was experiencing strong feelings of betrayal and abandonment. She was the younger of two daughters, the self-designated caretaker in a dysfunctional family dominated by an autocratic father. Two days before coming in for therapy, Sheila had awakened in a rage. This alarmed her because she […]

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