Why do we balance Archetypes in Accunect Zoom?

Because it works. I use archetypes extensively in all of my Accunect sessions and the results are amazing.

And by amazing, I mean concrete measurable results.

Here’s an example:

I’ve had truly miraculous results with low back problems with one simple balancing – the archetype of Jupiter and the sacrum.

It goes like this. Someone comes into my clinic complaining of low back pain. Because part of my background is in massage and manual therapy, I will usually take time to do a simple evaluation of pelvic alignment. If the pelvis is crooked, then the sacrum – which is the bone that the spine rests on – will be tilted. This puts a lot of stress on the spinal muscles because they are trying to balance your weight on an uneven surface.

And sure enough, I often find that the pelvis is really crooked – which explains the low back pain. Usually the hip bones are twisted in relation to the sacrum throwing everything out.

Then I do Accunect. And the first thing that comes up is often Jupiter to sacrum. I tap for a little while, and then re-evaluate their pelvic alignment – sorted! Pelvis level, back released all in under a minute from one tapping. No pushing, no pulling, no massage or bodywork. Just Jupiter and the sacrum and tap the brain and heart so that they take a “fresh look” at the situation and back pain sorted.

So why does this work?

First thing to remember is that the bones only go where the nervous system tells them to go. The nervous system sends signals to the muscles around the bone and that’s what controls alignment.

This means that in order to correct postural alignment you should really address the nervous system, and not just push on a bone.

To work on the nervous system, you need to work on the mind because the mind controls the nervous system.

This is where the archetypes come in. The archetypes represent aspects of our mind and personality.

We use the planetary archetypes in Accunect, which are derived from the gods of ancient mythology. Mythology was the psychology of the past – the stories of the gods having conflicts were really describing the conflicting voices in our mind.

Jung was one of the most influential thinkers in the fields of psychiatry (and anthropology, philosophy, and religious studies) so that’s a strong statement from someone of his knowledge and background.

All of the archetypes represent one of our inner voices. We all have a voice that says we can do it (Mars). But some people hear that voice loud and clear and take charge of their life while others have trouble hearing that voice and lack confidence in themselves.

Jupiter is like our inner spiritual teacher. Jupiter is the voice that knows the big picture is out of our hands and that we should simply do our best and then turn it over to higher power. Jupiter brings hope, faith and optimism.

When we balance Jupiter with the sacrum, we update the mind with the voice that says “even if I’m having a bad day, in the big picture I’m in good hands.” Jupiter says “I’m supported.”

And the since the sacrum’s job is to provide support, Jupiter helps the mind to feel supported and then the mind regulates the nervous system to send more balanced signals to the muscles around the sacrum to allow it to be level.

This is a glimpse into the power of the techniques in Accunect Zoom. We delve deeply into the connections between mind and body in numerous ways so that we can better balance the mind to balance the nervous system to balance the body.

Accunect Zoom Online

You can study Accunect Zoom online August 9-11, 2019

There will be recordings so you can watch the replays over and over.

And 4 support calls afterwards to ask all of your questions and have more practice.

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I should have been more careful about what I said in the January blog post about understanding the concept of healing crisis vs healing response. And I did say that some people have an immune backlog – they were exposed to a virus but never took enough time off to allow their immune system to clear it. Which means that sometimes people will get sick as part of a natural healing response.

What I should have also said to practitioners was “Please don’t tell people they might get sick after a session.”

This omission has become apparent as I’ve had people emailing me to ask if they should warn people they might get sick after a session. My is answer is NO.

Most people don’t get sick after receiving a healing session. So I don’t tell people that they might get sick, because that would be planting a suggestion into their subconscious mind that they are supposed to get sick. Or that getting sick is part of receiving an energy balancing.

Just because some people have an immune backlog doesn’t mean that everyone does.

And I find that because Accunect works to optimize efficiency in the immune system, even the people that do need to clear out and old virus or toxins generally do so easily and without a strong reaction. So why plant fear?

Words have power. Saying someone is likely to get sick after a session is the same as offering a prognosis, or prediction of the progression of someone’s condition. And a prognosis is actually a form of diagnosis.

We don’t diagnose in Accunect, we simply look for areas of the body mind that are ready to function better in some way and focus the body’s awareness on those issues so that it can come into balance. That’s safe.

Diagnosis, and prognosis, can be dangerous. A diagnosis has the potential to disrupt the functioning of the nervous system, and hence the rest of the body by creating a perception of fear. This puts the body into fight or flight nervous system tone and the immune system is then compromised as a result.

In his book, Be Careful What Your Pray For – You Just Might Get It, Larry Dossey discusses the idea that a diagnosis can be a form of medical hex or curse. In his years as a practicing physician, he witnessed first-hand how positive thinking can improve healing results. And he cites lots of research into the power of prayer that corroborates that view.

Dr. Dossey has also observed that negative thought or negative expectations have a strong potential to worsen a patient’s condition – they can become a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. There are many documented cases where some received a wrong diagnosis, or their test results were mixed up with someone else’s test results – leading to being given someone else’s diagnosis. In many of these cases of switched test result an previously healthy person quickly develops the disease they were told they had – and in some cases die from it before the error is realized.

This is why Dr. Dossey chooses to use a strong label like “medical hex” to describe the power that diagnosis can have on someone’s health. He presents substantial evidence that telling someone they are going to die can cause them to die – even if they weren’t actually sick. If that’s not a curse or hex, what is?

So be careful what you say. There’s enough people focusing on the negative possibility and looking for what’s wrong. If you keep looking for what’s wrong you’ll find it – or create it by creating negative expectations. We need more Accunect practitioners focusing on what could be better to create more potential for healing.

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We all know we see things differently – that’s a big part of why we have arguments. If everyone saw the same thing and understood it in exactly the same way there would be much less to argue about. We argue because we are convinced that there is one version of reality out there, and we simply need to explain ourselves better for the other person to come to their senses and see the universe correctly – by which mean the way we see it.

What if we actually saw different realities? What if our observation and perception is actually defining and creating the universe we see?

That’s exactly what quantum physics says is going on. Even though quantum theory is over a hundred years old, the implications of the theory are so staggering that few physicists are able to really approach these ideas openly. One of the early contributors to quantum theory, Niels Bohr, once said that if someone thinks they understand quantum physics, they really don’t get it – because you can’t understand it. Other physicists think that physical laws actually do change according to beliefs in collective conscious – that the world we see is a product of a cultural habit of seeing the world in a certain way. This theory is borne out by the observation that people in heightened or altered states of consciousness are able to “bend” the laws of physics – it’s as if the world is responding to their world view instead of the world view of the surrounding culture.

What does this imply for health and healing? How much do our collective ideas about what conditions and diseases are hard influence whether or not people get better or not? Before the discovery of the bacterium that causes tuberculosis, its cause was a mystery. For a long time people were believed to be cursed and that they could be healed by a touch from a royal, such as the king. And the death rate from tuberculosis was shocking. Once the bacterium was identified, the death rate went down dramatically, decades before there were any antibiotics available. People saw the disease differently and it lost its mysterious power.

I’ll talk about the idea of perception actually creating reality and how that relates to Accunect during the next Accunect Community Call – Thursday March 7^th at 4pm London time. If you haven’t signed up for the call you can do so here.