Hi, I would like to know your experiences with distant healing, mainly structural alignment with core work.

If you have managed to move bones distantly, could you tell me some pointers. What techniques you used? Were you more in the core spot, or did you concentrate more on the womb-bubble?

-Pete

Hi, Pete.

The key point here is that anything you can do hands-on, you can do distant. For my Core work, I do everything the same distant as I do up close an' personal. I've had great results, for example, tractor beaming shoulder blades during distant work. Steaming and wombing also seem to lend themselves especially well to distant work as some people might find visualizing many pairs of hands a little easier when one doesn't actually have hands ON a client.

As for "more in the core spot", it's my understanding that pretty much all Core Transformation techniques are executed from the core point while doing the Yin breath. Very often, I'll start with steaming an area and then find it naturally moving toward wombing and/or tractor beaming.

Checking a client's flow should not be any more difficult for you at a distance than side by side. After all, even when you're beside the client, you're still working from a distance.

I'm with Trane 200%.

Wilson
Certified P&I

The thing I'm wondering is..

I can't concentrate well on 2 things at once. Either I'm in the core spot breathing, or I'm "outside" visualising womb bubble.

-Pete

You're not supposed to be outside in the first place though. Everything is in the core-point, including the client and their womb-bubble.

So let's recap, start the yin breath and put your awareness in the core-point. Find Pete in the core-point; who is Pete at that moment? Is he sitting on a big sofa? Is he just standing there? Is he up in the air sitting in the lotus position? Only you know who Pete is and what he wants to be.

Okay so now that you found yourself, go to the client in the core point. You can visualize your client's body in the core point whether they are a foot away or in a different country. Then create a womb around the part of the body you are going to focus on, let's say a vertebra. Remember all this is in the core-point and it's all done there.

Now since you want to move the bone, instead of wombing and making space constantly, simple poke an interesting thing in the womb and observe what it does. It will run around in the womb in all sorts of ways. Observe the interesting thing until it slows down or stops and then poke at it again and watch it go.

After repeating this, there will come a time when the interesting thing will not run away anymore the next time you poke it. Instead it will it will begin to resist and even push back against your force. When it does this I allow it to come toward me and out of the womb and dissolve away.

And the process will be complete and you can move to the next vertebra or whatever you want!

And that's the technique you can use for moving vertebra and/or swelling and fluid from an area.

If you want to align the hips or the occiput, use the womb + tractor beam combination. Hope that helps!

So I must find my Peteness in the core and work in there

Thanks, that's what I needed to hear.

-Pete

How do you evaluate structural changes when doing distant work? You don't have a pre-session measurement or evaluation, nor do you have a post-session measurement.

Somewhere it's been stated that the "field" that is created doing distant work is not as efficient as hands-on, in re-aligning structure, and in any case, how would you know?

Intention, visualization, wombing, and what you love most notwithstanding, how do you KNOW if structure has moved if you are at a distance from the client? The only way to KNOW, is to measure. Unless I am missing a biggie.

Hi, Ali.

A pre-session evaluation amounts to energetically examining the area and asking (it) whether it needs adjusting. Allow the answer to come and it will. When tractor-beaming an area, you'll get a sense of completion when it's done. Since this is all done from a state of fully Allowing, the information is there and available for us. Do I get specific information about how far out of adjustment something might be? No, but (for me) the point of knowing that work is required is enough. Knowing that enough work has been accomplished is also enough. The rest is pleasant-but-optional information.

I work from the basis that distant and hands-on are equally powerful, and that is my experience. Working from the basis that distant is less effective will create that reality, in my opinion.

It's best to just have the clients friend/relative/parent/spouse (anyone close to them i guess) just check the client's hips, occiput and spine before a session and maybe take a photo if something is visually obvious. Then check afterwards. I dunno, i love the distance work, i don't see any loss in "power" so it should work, but of course it always depends on the client, hehe.

From "Quantum Touch -- The Power To Heal" Revised Edition, page 175:

"One of the ways that distant healing differs from local healing is that the field created in the distant work does not easily move structure. That is, bones do not simultaneously adjust as they do from the local healings. Given that that is the case, it appears that the distant healing work sets up a different sort of field than the local healing."

When I do distant work I hold a positive expectation, allow for all possibilities and trust the process (and get very positive results.) I understand about intuition, hand sensations, knowing when to end a session and all of that.

I still maintain that when doing distant work, you cannot be sure about bones moving or structure re-aligning, without pre and post-session measurements. Having abother person do the measurements might work if the one doing the measuring knows Quantum Touch, but how often would that happy circumstance occur? If there was someone nearby to do Quantum Touch, then the person would not need a distant session!

All I am saying, while holding open ALL possibilities, (This work has no limits!) is that the only way to KNOW if bones have moved, is to measure. Just common sense.

I believe that all information is available in the informational matrix. Mechanical, hands-on measurements are but one expression of this information. If you ask a structure whether it has adjusted and allow that answer to come, you'll know.

I'd also like to suggest that Core techniques themselves set up a different sort of field. Bringing your awareness of a client into the core point and doing your work from there is an entirely different approach than basic QT. Rather than infusing an area with energy to "push" things into alignment, we create a space of infinite possibility. When you tractor-beam structures and remove them from their position in the energetic body in that space of fully Allowing, you could consider the power of the field created in that space to itself be infinite.

Trane,

You're doing a great job of making me chomp at the bit for the CT workshop in 3 weeks!!!!!


Sheri

quote:

From "Quantum Touch -- The Power To Heal" Revised Edition, page 175:

"One of the ways that distant healing differs from local healing is that the field created in the distant work does not easily move structure. That is, bones do not simultaneously adjust as they do from the local healings. Given that that is the case, it appears that the distant healing work sets up a different sort of field than the local healing."

It strikes me that this quote discusses QT distance healing and not Core Point distance healing. Both heal, yet they are different healing techniques, different tools.

Could it be that distance healing with Quantum Touch creates a different result, than distance healing with the Core point? It's an interesting thought, as QT is different from using the Core point, why wouldn't distance healing create different results too?

Thanks to Pete for starting this great conversation and to everyone else for posting the replies. It is helping me to better understand the limitless possibilities with this work.

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Originally posted by trane:
I believe that all information is available in the informational matrix. Mechanical, hands-on measurements are but one expression of this information. If you ask a structure whether it has adjusted and allow that answer to come, you'll know.

This has been my experience as well--for whatever reason, when I'm facilitating distance work with all of you in Evening Circle, I *naturally* go into this space of Core approach. I had no idea what I was doing until Trane confirmed I was going naturally into the state of Core Point awareness. I've tried the Basic QT approach with distance work, and for some reason, I'll be sweeping and breathing with focus...then the breath will shift of its own accord into a subtle, easeful place. It's as if I'm not the one breathing...I'm BEING breathed, and the focus shifts from a 1st person directive to a 3rd person omniscient, with both the client and myself in a beautiful bubble of Love. I see myself holding them, nurturing them like a mother to a newborn. The breaths only come as they're needed to sustain my own life force energy, as well as the connection to being a conduit. The bubble always changes colors, the 12 colors in the 12 Color Meditation, as well as others not discussed within QT. I just ask periodically, "is this perfect completion" and will eventually receive the affirmation, intuitively, that all is now complete. Once I get into my Core DVD set tonight, I'm positive I'll find more direction with what I'm doing naturally in those moments. In doing bodywork, however, clear breathing is a necessity for both practitioner and client--so the sweeping and breathing comes naturally as I'm dancing with a client's tabled body.
Beautiful statement, Trane...and so true for many of us.

Oh man I want to know those Core techniques. I am manifesting the money to get them. Ashley you write extremely well and I really enjoy your posts as well as Trane's and Ali's - always food for thought in the content. Let me know how the DVDs are going Ashley. Thanks to everyone in the chatroom last night, I am feeling sooooooooooooo much better this morning.

Love
Wendy