Welcome to our blog. If you’ve been following this blog you’ll know that we’ve explained and pretty much given away our Level 1 technique. This technique teaches you how to take any issue and trace it back to inherited trauma. The key point was that it’s trauma, not beliefs that you need to work with.
That’s a great technique, it’s part of Healing That Works, but it isn’t really Reference Point Therapy! Now we are ready to really share the real magic with you.
A few people have asked us whether what we are doing is “just” another form of regression, like Time Line Therapy. The answer is that the level 1 technique demonstrated on the blog and DVD is a type of regression with a twist, working with key trauma.
However in our client sessions and advanced workshops (levels 2 and 3), we don’t do regression at all unless the client really needs it. We only demonstrated that level 1 regression technique to prove to you that you can go far FAR deeper than the old Theta healing used to, and that you don’t need to change beliefs.
So what’s Reference Point Therapy?
RPT builds on the key developmental events model which has recently been developed by Grant McFetridge and others. McFetridge’s work proved that enlightenment (or the lack of enlightenment) has to do trauma at conception. He proved that meditating, clearing past lives, chanting “Om” and pulling negative beliefs for the rest of eternity wont help you reach enlightenment. It is only by clearing the key development events (conception and certain moments in the womb) that you will actually experience enlightenment. I’m not doing justice to his hundreds of pages of research and proof in one paragraph but the essence was “all the ways that people are trying to heal are NOT working”.
Grant’s work is brilliant and got me thinking, hang on, it’s not just about enlightenment is it? I mean what about depression, or anxiety, anger or pain, what about cancer, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, herpes, Multiple Sclerosis, or any of the hundreds of other conditions that we as healers deal with? Surely these are also caused by key development events?
After 9 months of research I can confirm that the answer is YES. You can in fact heal most conditions without digging, without regression, without suffering, without pulling a single belief, by working on the key developmental events. The key is to find and clear and earliest reference point where the pattern was created, and this is the essence of our Advanced Reference Point Therapy.
Here’s a video I filmed a couple of months ago in which I explain the basics of this work.
We’ve done quite a bit of research since then and it keeps getting simpler. What I can report now is the 90% of the “human condition” (pain, dis-ease, abundance problems, stress, etc) can be healed by working on just two points, human conception and emergence of the soul. We’ve mastered those techniques which will form a big part of our upcoming workshops.
If you’d like to learn this super-charged instant healing technique, please join us at our upcoming Level 2 Advanced Reference Point Therapy course. We have upcoming courses in Melbourne, Gold Coast, Los Angeles, Orlando, Liverpool, London, Antwerp, Slovenia and Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur.
For details and dates, please refer to our courses page here. Please note that the pre-requisite is either the Level 1 (including the short upgrade course) or the new DVD.
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June 9, 2009 at 3:04 pm |
I haven’t done the course yet, though I am very interested in doing it in the future, so some of what I write about here may be answered in the course, but I have something that I have been thinking lately, applicable to belief and trauma work that I’d like to share and ask more opinions about.
Why heal only the earliest point? Is the deck of cards falling down association really true? Or are we just clearing the “big trauma” or the “big belief” that originated all the related traumas and beliefs that we have had a particular issue in our lives? Since the originating trauma is indeed a very charged trauma, isn’t it possible that clearing that “numbs” out the of the other traumas and beliefs experienced in our lives without clearing them, unless we clear them as well?
Let’s say I have a specific problem of abandonment in relationships originating completely from a trauma in the womb.
I clear that, the originating trauma is gone, and I know what it feels like to live without abandonment, without feeling abandoned, and I have cleared the belief of I am always abandoned etc…I would still have gone through other traumatic experiences of abandonment in my life beside the womb experience
The energy of the originating trauma is gone, but the energy from all the small and big traumas in my life that made me feel abandoned are still there unless I clear them as well, or unless I download them with the highest perspective on the specific trauma
I may not be able to feel them, maybe for a long time, because the relief and the big change that you can feel after clearing the core problem is huge, so huge that it’s capable of clearing an illness in a second, but they could have enough hold to be the starting traumas for the next generation or for a new pattern later in life
Does it make sense or am I missing a key point both in Theta and HTRW?
Thank you
June 10, 2009 at 9:04 pm |
I think what you are saying is probably correct in relation to Theta. It’s a concern I have about Theta or belief work generally.
With RPT and in particular the developmental events model which is inspired by McFetridge’s work, it is very clear that trauma stacks ontop of like trauma (ie trauma with a similar vibration). In McFetridge’s model, different neuro-receptors or hormone receptors in the nucleus of each cell respond to, and are blocked by, different trauma. The trauma you have as an adult from being abandoned is stored in / blocks the same cell receptors as the conception energy/pattern of abandonment. It’s like a ladder of traumas stacking.
This is why the Theta / belief work model can be dangerous. It’s like pulling rungs off the ladder from the middle, but not ever getting the bottom piece. If you get the bottom piece you re-open the cell receptors and release all the trauma.
The proof is in the pudding, ie that once you clear the bottom trauma the other traumas go. EG if someone has 20 incidents of abuse, with the same pattern, clearing the one bottom trauma (which is probably at conception) will clear all 20. If the client still feels abused, you didn’t get it. If the client feels numb like you described, you haven’t got it yet.
Hope this helps.
Disclaimer: I am not trained by McFetridge nor do I claim to do/ teach his work. I am just using his work to illustrate my point. If I have the detail wrong (if any of his practitioners are reading this) please elaborate.
June 10, 2009 at 8:10 pm |
Hi,
This is a really amazing new way of healing.
really looking forward to the end of the this year that you will be around hongkong to teach us the courses!
Btw, i am also studying the Peak State’s material.
They are talking a lot of more developmental stages that will affect us. And it also correlate each stages with different Peak states / abilitites.
It will be amazing if we can use your simple method for helping us recovered that lots of peak states and abilities. Just wonder will you going to do that about recovering different peak states?
Thx your work !
kryon
June 10, 2009 at 9:07 pm |
Hi
I touch on this in the level 2 but it’s not my focus. I respect what McFetridge is doing and I am not trying to copy or invade his brilliant work.
lots of people do Peak States and also Reference Point Therapy. They mostly say that ours is simpler, but we would agree that we are not trying to cover the same area is McFetridge. He is focussed on enlightenment studies (also recently autism), and I am interested in a really simple healing technique for the full range of emotional and physical blocks. We complement each other.
If you like the Peak States books I reccomend you to study more of that work. And yes you can use our technique to clear trauma at the specific development states he mentions (as we do in the level 2 course).
By the way Kelvin suggested moving the Hong Kong dates from December to January 2010 so see you then!
blessings
Simon
June 12, 2009 at 12:12 am |
Hi,
Does RPT clear the trauma in the client’s parents/ancestors aswell, or does it just heal the client alone?
Many thanks
Paul Carson
June 12, 2009 at 12:25 am |
hi
good question
the evidence suggests it does heal the family tree, but I would like to see more data.
I have some great testimonials from people saying “after the healing I got home and my mother/father/kids were transformed”. That might be because we healed the family through them. it might also be because when we clear ourselves we give others freedom again to be true to themselves.
I have been working on myself pretty solidly the last 5-10 years. I have seen my father absolutely transform in that time. We can actually have a conversaion now without screaming at each other. Trust me, this is AMAZING. He isn’t in to healings, but he has gradually transformed but by bit as I have shifted my stuff, cleared my anger at him etc.
I have a great testimonial about how this woman’s family changed instantly after her healing. I’m waiting for permission to post it, I’ll ask her to post here if she is comfortable with that.
conclusion: yes the family change. but not always instantly (they have their own journeys to lead), but they do change. Remember though that you don’t have the INTENTION of changing them, you aren’t trying to be manipulative.
This brings up the whole topic of free will which is another great story altogether (one of the mis-taught and mis-understood aspects of theta healing). Remind me and I’ll write a blog about this some day, explaining how I feel it really works. (in short you can’t manipulate someone but you can still heal them instantly without “permission” provided you keep your own agenda out of it).
June 16, 2009 at 9:44 pm |
Hi Simon, I haven’t done the courses yet, but I will be there when you guys are in Antwerp this october.
In the level 1 course the healing of animals is mentioned, which has my specific interest. But how does this actually work? I mean: how do animals release their trauma’s? Or are we doing it for them?
June 16, 2009 at 10:25 pm |
hi Ron
I look forward to meeting you in Antwerp.
I think I should clarify something for all our readers. Working with children and animals is part of our full level 1, but not in the DVD or shorter “upgrade” level 1. The reason is because we covered the concept in our old theta course and it’s not THAT different, so it didn’t make the list of most important parts for the upgrade.
With regard to Antwerp and London courses, I am still waiting on my promoters to make the decision whether to do a 1 day upgrade or 2 day full course. It will depend on whether most people have already done theta or are new to healing. at least one reader on this blog made the excellent point that if I don’t believe in theta then it’s hypocritical to expect him to go and do theta just so he can do our course! so I kept the option open. If you are looking at those courses please feel free to let me know your preference.
Back to your question. Working with animals is quite easy using both Theta and Reference Point Therapy. In both cases you need to be intuitive as you cannot “dig” or use regression. You have to use your intuition.
What you do is that you connect to the animal and ask to see what trauma is sitting there. Watch it change. If they are carrying their owner’s “stuff” then clear that. realign any trauma that says they have to take on their owner’s stuff. similar for children and taking on their parents stuff.
Working with animals is a good test to make the break from relying on digging to using your intuition.
I have always had great results with animals, both with Theta and now with RPT. (I never did it vianna’s way with Theta, I worked more on the soul contracts and underlying trauma in the animal). I have had quite a few dogs make full healings from hip dispayzia, which is considered a terminal genetic disease. Seen lots of other great miracles too. I regard this as an excellent validation of healing work generally (theta and RPT and Reiki etc) because there is no placebo effect. The dog was not present when we did the healing, it was a distant healing on an “incurable” condition.
hope I’ve answered your question.
blessings
Simon
August 26, 2009 at 2:29 am |
I am attracting the funds to attend and do this …I am so excited for this, I can’t even stand it. I found you yesterday and have been reading everything on your site. I am not a therapist nor do I do anything in the healing profession, but am making a life change to do my souls work. I have done marketing and online promotion for the last several years. But I have often thought of doing something in the healing vein, but just never knew what…I do now. I am so calmly excited with a knowing about this…Many blessings!
Mary
September 8, 2009 at 1:27 am |
Hi!
I’m only 19, but I’ve been interested in metaphysical subjects all of my life when I had a child’s love of magic that brought me to Wicca, witchcraft, meditation, and eventually Reiki, psychic development, hypnotherapy, Angel Therapy, etc. I’m a Reiki Master and I use clairvoyant healing too – Debra Lynne Katz’s books on the subject of clairvoyant reading and healing are perhaps the most powerful and effective non-attunement techniques I’ve discovered yet. However – there has always been great difficulty in my ability to heal myself or manifest my own desires – I was seeking the hypnosis and Theta Healing version of things: changing beliefs. I pretty much believed that WAS the answer – change the belief about it and everything else will melt along with that belief.
I always knew that healing the source of things was the most powerful technique in healing – but the concepts I’ve seen in your introduction video on your website and now this here have really given me great hope in finally being able to heal myself of a few issues that I feel have been disqualifying me from being a TRUE healer for other people.
Please – find some way to teach in New Orleans or Biloxi! I live in Mississippi but I have family in New Orleans, so going to either one is relatively easy and I WANT TO LEARN THIS! I’m going to try using these concepts with my clairvoyant and Reiki healing and I’m really looking forward to it.
I do have one question though – when you talk about once you’ve cleared the trauma or the original reference point and then you want to give the client the new reference points of happiness, health, etc., is it the All That Is that is doing that, or does the practitioner have to develop a reference point for happiness, love, wealth, etc.? Because my greatest problem has always been an inability to “create” a feeling of something in myself – like FEELING wealthy to manifest wealth, or FEELING loved to manifest love, etc. I don’t know if I could create that reference point – so is it the practitioner who does it, or “Creator” ? By the way, I’ve heard of some of the AWFUL things that have happened to some of the Theta Healing practitioners – I almost jumped into that face-forward. Thank goodness I didn’t – and when I was ready, THIS came up! So it may take quite some time before I can ever take your courses, but I’m looking forward to learning everything I can about this!!!
September 8, 2009 at 2:02 am |
hi blake
thanks for your comments.
We have teachers in lots of different States now. No one in Mississippi or Loisianna but a few in Florida and probably 10 different States. We are just redoing the website now so that within a few weeks you’ll be able to see all the different courses listed at http://www.ReferencePointTherapy.com.
I don’t want to get too technical in respone to your questions but I’ll say this much. There are different ways to achieve the same intent. In Theta Healing when someone doesn’t know how to feel something (say abundance in your example), then you use theta to “teach” it to the person. Theta healing believes it comes from Creator but really careful examination suggests that it has some of the practitioners energy – this is controversial but the “proof” is that people prefer the download from say vianna then from say a new practitioner – because we know the practitioner is connecting to different places.
In RPT we do it totally different. We know the practitioner is the healer and their stuff affects the result. Instead of pretending that Creator is the only healer (ie that the practitioner is not relevant), we just try to keep our stuff out of it by allowing the client to recreate themselves. We don’t go into their space ever.
With that distincton in mind I’ll go back to your question: there is no need to “teach” reference points, that very question you ask is a theta healing concept. It assumes that client is LACKING. We just spin it around and assume the client is PERFECT underneath their trauma. So in clearing the trauma we find the pure diamond underneath.
Ask yourself what do you believe about yourself:
a) deep down you are disconnected from source and lacking in feelings? If so do Theta Healing to learn to connect to Source and be taught feelings.
b) deep down you are pure Source, you are the embodiment of Source energy and the only reason you cannot fully connect with love, abundance, joy etc is because of some trauma you have yet to acknowledge? If so use RPT to acknowledge your true self. there is no outside “teaching”.
I hope this distinction helps.
blessings
simon