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Originally posted by Cameron:
Interesting that you all agree that focusing on the batteries or on charging them during the QT is somehow detrimental and that instead it works better when you distract yourselves.

For anybody who has tried charging batteries with Quantum Touch, you have undoubtedly experienced that little voice in your head that says,

"What if it's not working."
"What if I'm not doing it right."
"What if I should try holding it this way."

All these thoughts affect the vibration of your healing energy. If you're trying to do something that mass-consciousness thinks is impossible, you're going to have thoughts that match that type of thinking, simply because, in the back of our mind, we can't help but to think that this might not work. We worry about the future ("What if this doesn't work after I'm done.") That right there is the reason why you should try to forget about the actual batteries. Forget about jumping from one technique to another trying to find one that makes it work.

I believe that the tips like holding the batteries in your palm out of the toothbrush, or putting neg against the left/pos against the right, what they do is help make the process more believable to you. If it helps provide more confidence, then in a way, these tricks do help, hehe.

You already know QT and you know what to do. If you can sweep and breath and find that inner peace where you experience being in the moment and realizing the moment of Now is all that is, then your vibration will shift much stronger. And of course, this works not just for batteries, but for people as well. Anyway, good luck!

Great point, Anto.

You've reminded me of what I knew. It takes a lot of courage to truly play in the moment because anything can happen. I will have a lot of fun playing around with finding and enhancing that state rather than looking for a "right" way.

By the way, for me, holding the terminals of a battery actually makes it less believable to me because I've played with electricity too much to think that my fingers actually emit a matching positive/negative electrical current enough to charge a rechargeable, let alone a disposable battery!

So for me it's about being in trust, peace, the moment, whatever you want to call it, and playing around, observing, allowing.

I haven't done any more experiments with battery charging yet because I've been trying to run down the AAs on my LED flashlight, but they seem to last over 48 hours!!!

Thanks, Anto, for pointing how this is a "life lesson" rather than just a "battery lesson" hehehe. One more question: I wasn't sure I could cause the body to realign out of whack hips, yet it worked. Did it work because there was more of a collective consciousness precedent for its working that I tapped into automatically, whereas the battery thing is still relatively new and perhaps in the process of being established as a possible "reality"?

Anything - ANYTHING - is possible, and therefore, a reality awaiting its own introduction!

Success! In baby steps for starters. While my flashlight batteries are still running down (LED technology is amazing) and so I'll play with those batteries later after they are "dead," I decided to play with my cell phone. It has a % charge meter accessible in the preferences. It read at 52% when I started. Then it kept going down for awhile, till 45. Then I persisted and kept thinking about past successes with doing things I or others thought was impossible (e.g. starting a tractor in the middle of Tuscon -- thank you!). Next time I checked again it said 46, so I thought, "yes: this is a start -- keep going!" I did and I got it to go up to 50! Now I don't want to spend any more time on it, and I wanted to just report that baby step of a success story for now. My hands only just started getting tingly, so who knows what's possible when I give it lots of time and really let it flow?

Cameron

That's tight. I wish my cell phone had an accurate gauge like that.

In regards to running down the flashlight batteries: When you turn off the flashlight or remove the batteries when they're dead, they will naturally regain some power and work again for many more minutes because it regains conductivity as it cools and internal-bubbles go away. So if you like, drain them again and wait 30 minutes and see if it has power again. If it's officially dead that way and you get the lights to work, woo hoo! you're way beyond baby steps, heheh

I tried my sister's cell phone, when the battery went all the way down. I closed the phone, held it gently between my hands, and ran energy for 2-3 minutes. I then looked at the gauge, and it was up to 3 of the 4 bars. I ran another 10 minutes, but couldn't get it up to the 4th bar, so I gave up! Had not read about being able to do that at all; just did it as a lark while we were riding home from work. But she was REALLY impressed! (It was hard for me to be really impressed, because I REALLY wanted that 4th bar!)

Hi tweasel oak, to make this trial more convincing in the future, turn off the phone for 10 minutes, turn it on and note what the battery level is. If the battery is still low, great, start charging it up through QT. If it is higher than before, just leave it on until the bars go low again. This is the nature of batteries as I posted previously and it is nothing against you, it's just a matter of speaking my mind and conveying personal experience on the matter.

Hey, Anto! Didn't check it again in 10 minutes, but I did have her check it again when we got home, which was about 20 minutes later. It was still at 3! Then I had her check it when she got to her house, which was about an hour later! I kept thinking it might go away, but it didn't! I even asked her if she'd had to charge it up again a couple days later, and she said no, it had stayed charged! (Not that I wasn't confident or anything! I tell ya though, this kind of thing really helps!)

Interesting, so many people say you should not focus on the battery getting charged but do something else like watching tv or whatever.
Can you say that in general for non-living things or is that a recommendation also for regular healing sessions?
What do you think makes the difference if you don't focus on the battery or if you do?

I read also in another post that a lady (forgot the name) has had a session, was healing some back/neck pain but she nodded off during her healing session.
the client said it was the best session ever!
So it all seems to be about the focus and/or the intention in mix with the relax-level.
what do you think?

When my old cellphone (Nokia 6260) screaming "Low Bat" ... I put it inside my pocket, then I start with standard QT breath, do Amplification, perform Quickening, and start do distant healing for someone by (amplification, quickening, U-NAN, Elastic Light Bandage, Fire Breath, etc as needed). After healing process is finish (about 15 minutes), I always check the battery status from the FExplorer application, its always shown 85%. its never reach 100% even I did a long healing session or do several normal healing session.

Cheers,

I have focused on the battery and gotten results just fine.

I think it is more about the level of allowing you enter than the act of "not thinking" about what you are working on. I you strive for results at some level within you, you believe there is a lack or a resistance. Relax, open and allow it is so much more fun to do work in this way.

Well said, Alain. I think you hit the nail on the head. There is a relaxation and allowing that takes place when I just get the flow going and forget that I'm trying to accomplish something. Without the context of a living relationship I can focus on being present within, for me it's easier to get the flow going, forget what I'm doing, and just meditate.

Blessings all,

Alfred

Bingo! My "lack of focus" vocab got twisted (I'm still getting used to accurately describing what "is" with the energetic realm) and basically I just relaxed, and didn't think about it at all. My mind tends to saunter off into "what if" when I relax my mind and surrender to the moment - and that "what if" place tends to open things in myself much more broadly.

Thank you, Alain and Alfred, for helping me have a bit of a vocabulary/communications lesson there!

When I have charged batteries using the hands upon hands, upon hands method.... now I've forgotten the term... wombing? steaming? Anyway, it's rather hard not to focus on the battery visualizing all those hands on it... so I'd have to say focusing on the battery hasn't had any issues in charging it for me.

Another fun story. I have a friend who is 80 yrs old and a Native American Chief... he must own 16 cameras. Anyway he was showing me some of his collection. We got to one video camera that hadn't been used in forever. The camera had a measurement for the battery. So I told him I could charge it for him... he chuckled as he handed it to me. I only charged it for 15 min to prove my point, but it was 3/4s charged. He kept saying, "I'll be darned, I'll be darned." I said, "NOW you're a believer aren't you??!!!" His woman and I both do energy work and he allows it, but until then, I had the impression he was only half convinced there was anything to it. It was a great moment and an honor for me showing someone just how much we can do with energy... especially The Chief.

Ah! Now that's just COOL!