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Originally posted by ~Ashley~:
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.

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Originally posted by Ali:
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.