Bodytalk: A Very Effective Conversation.

You’re coming down with something.  What do you do? 

Of course you turn to your trusty colour therapist or tarot reader like any level-headed person.  When I was a young hippie living in Byron Bay, Australia, I might have turned to a chakra balancer or a past life healer.  Once, I had a sore shoulder that wouldn’t heal because there was a sword still stuck in it from three lifetimes ago.  So obvious; how could I have missed that?! 

Those with less access to such effective therapies might consider a doctor, pharmacist, acupuncturist, chiropractor, massage therapist, Ayurvedic or Chinese doctor, naturopath, aromatherapist or the hundred other specialists.

My murderer from 3 lifetimes agoImagine if there was a therapy that combined the skill and knowledge of all of these modalities into one very effective method - past life healing included;  that could accurately discern the cause of your debilitating health, the modality that your body wants to resinate with to heal, and set your recovery into motion. 

It exists and it’s called Bodytalk.  Popular with non-hippies too!

Bodytalk is a holistic therapy, complex and difficult to describe. Created by Dr. John Veltheim from Australia, Bodytalk is based on the principle that the body is capable of healing itself, on all levels, when it’s not compromised.

The practitioner relies on the guidance of the body’s natural wisdom through an advanced form of bio-feedback, to locate weakened or broken lines of communication. He or she will then find the proper order in which they are to be restored, and finally set this in motion.

 It’s the most effective healing technique, eastern or western, that I have ever encountered.  I can’t say that this therapy is similar to anything, though maybe it’s a better version of everything. 

 To make this article a little more journalistic and less like propaganda, there is one aspect of Bodytalk that you should know about before you cancel all of your appointments with your doctor and contact your local Bodytalk practitioner.  I have experienced sessions from four different practitioners.  Two did nothing.  One was a little effective, and one continues to be so brilliant that she is the inspiration for this article.  Not all Bodytalk practitioners are made from the same mould.  I’ll tell you how to find a good Bodytalk practitioner in a following article.

 Bodytalk Access

 Dr. John Veltheim didn’t want therapists and doctors to be the only people to offer Bodytalk to patients.  The problem however is that it takes many years to study and become adept at it.  His answer was found in the development of a one-day course for lay-people, called Bodytalk Access.  Parents, community members, and emergency workers learn 6 of the most critical techniques that can impact a person’s health most dramatically.  In learning these techniques, graduates of this program are able address around 60% of health complaints which arise in a family or community on a week-to-week basis.  It reduces healthcare costs, and most importantly, addresses minor health problems before they become a major health concern.   Bodytalk is one therapy that can not harm a person if practiced incorrectly; it simply won’t work.

Nuns from several convents in Mexico were trained in Bodytalk Access and use these techniques to help people in remote villages.  The same situation is happening in Africa. Thousands of families have benefited.  Emergency workers in dozens of countries have taken Bodytalk Access to better assist patients in traumatic circumstances.  It is a tool that can circumvent potential epidemics and unnecessary deaths.

I have to break it to you:  Tarot cards, Kundalini meditation, and colour therapy - though wonderful - is what the body may not crave when it’s under the weather.

A new Bodytalk age is upon us.

Comments

[RON]

There are so many procedures that claim to cure. I don't think this one is of any merit. I love the idea but it doesn't work beyond the placebo effect.