Hi All,

I am just interested to know if anyone has done either of the above - Reconnective healing with Eric Pearl and Matrix Energetics with Richard Bartlett? If so, what were your experiences, as I would be interested to know?

I read Matrix Energetics some months ago and had read it from cover to cover within about two days. I am just in the process of re-reading it.

I have just purchased a copy of The Reconnection by Eric Pearl and am already half way through this.

Thanks for your thoughts on this.


Sarah

I've read the Reconnection book, I've had the healing session done on me AND the reconnective session which is supposed to give you the ability to have the vibrations or energy that he talks about in the book. I've even seen Eric Pearl locally giving a talk, demonstration, and book signing and spoke with him. I've practiced the reconnection techniques numerous times.

Yes, the registers do occur with the persons eyes moving and things twitching and random things like that. But in terms of healing effectiveness? In my personal opinion I think he's either a fraud, or completely delusional or both! I've never experienced any noticeable shifts/reductions in pain or tension anywhere with myself or others like I have done with QT. Not in the least bit, sorry!

If anything, the person is asked to lie down and that itself is something most people don't do anyway during the day so it just relaxes them, that's about it I suppose!

There should be a lot of people who disagree with me because the reconnection practitioners are definitely out there, but you know what, I've put in a lot of effort into "The Reconnection" and I can't say it's been helpful in anyway that's even remotely close to QT (if anything!).

With all this said, Eric Pearl must have an incredible marketing team because I think they are seriously booming. They have a lot more various events and workshops to help you become a reconnection healer AND get your healing-business off the ground and they charge a heck of a lot more too.

I've read both books, and was very impressed and intrigued by Matrix Energetics. I've been playing with using it as a distant healing process, but am pretty new to it. I was not impressed by The Reconnection at all; I just didn't get a genuine vibe about the author, which I did get about Bartlett. I have not met either though, so who knows where that feeling is coming from. Maybe it's just that the Matrix idea resonates with me, and the Reconnection idea might be the method for some other energy worker.
Holly

Reconnection energy reminded me of a light Reiki attunement. There is something there but it's not enough to cause big changes like QT does.
Matrix Energetics seems to frustrate many people who try to learn it but there are some who get results. I have relieved some muscle pain by 2 pointing myself. The results are not as consistent as QT though.

Steve

There is a long thread on this forum about The Reconnection, which you should be able to find using the search function....the question is asked from time to time and there are many replies. Good luck.

Hi,

Thanks for all your replies everyone. Very interesting.

I did use the search facility and found the previous discussions on this topic which I read with interest. It seems that not very many people had a lot of good things to say about the Reconnection and I can see why. It did seem to me that this is more like a Reiki attunement, of which I have had many in the past.

Having read Matrix Energetics, it does appear to me that Richard Bartlett comes across as a more genuine kind of guy and that he seemed to discover this after kind of playing around and having some fun. It does in a way appear to be more akin to QT in the fact that no so called 'attunement' is needed and with practice, anyone can do it.

Anyway, thanks for all the comments so far.

I've been to a Matrix Energetics workshop as well as read the Reconnection and done a workshop with Eric Pearl. I know people who swear by both of these chiropractors, by my experience in both instances proved to be unsatisfactory. It might be that I'm a bit too pragmatic to fall for the hype. I have not read Richard Barlett's book, but the workshop I did in 2005 felt like a mind scramble to me.

I have done both Reconnection and Matrix Energetics. I like to use the ideas of both ideas to incorporate within Quantum-Touch.

F.i. with the Reconnection:
- change my handposition (direction/tilting) a bit like they are receivers or senders or one of both until there is more sensation or look at the persons registers (visual signals that something is happening)

F.i. with the Matrix:
- I use the two point technique in a QT-sandwich and feel before I really start the tension between the two-points and at the end again.
- in the book there are a lot of ideas of playing with intention, which perfectly migrate into Quantum-Touch, I didn't learn this in the workshop, the workshop was more about NOT DOING, BUT BEING.

Especially Matrix Energetics feels more like the Core Transformation. During the workshop people fell (softly), me too, but I didn't experience a direct result, which I always do with QT. What I like about QT is that it is focused by the healer (who receives) and directed by the healer, so the result is very fast and very measurable.

Matrix Energetics a fraud? Not entirely.

For anyone contemplating purchasing this material or becoming involved in the Matrix Energetics fold. I participated in a level 1-3 seminar and studied all the material presented. I have also participated in the ME Message Board, in part a raging war zone of competing wanna-be practitioners trolling for clients, amid people seeking solutions to their problems and help in getting ME tech to work. There is no doubt that ME has helped some, or so it seems. I witness many claims of dramatic success that could be true but very little hard evidence to back up the claims. Most seem to be in wishful thinking, hope, and self-delusion.

Some proof of the pudding might be found in relating with those who are practicing ME. I found reading the Message Board to be a useful insight. What I discovered was disheartening. Noticing how the practitioners relate was revealing. These are people who in many cases have been through multiple seminars, sometimes 20 or more, and are trying to expand their "healing" business. Although they often consider themself "healer" and "Wizard" their abusive attacks on one another as well as anyone that dares question their beliefs or propositions is something I found revealing of charlatanism and fakery. Grudge-matches, vendettas, fabrications, and even slander appears commonly accepted behavior. ME has recently stepped in and is moderating this to some extent now that a cyberlibel suit may be pending.

For some practitioners to perform at that level of viciousness and disharmony begs the question how effective is ME in fact? The "abusers", "haters" etc., may eventually be identified and avoided as one scrolls through the threads.

I hesitate to dissuade anyone from exploring the possibilities ME may provide as it does work for a few. Are practitioners necessary or even useful? Practicing ME is so simple for anyone to perform that paying someone to do it for you may be redundant and dis-empowering. Going to a ME seminar is a personal choice but studying the material can be effective. Richard is brilliant and also an entertainer; love him or hate him he can help you to open doors if that is what you need. He is an artist of the razzle-dazzle. A dichotomy is that ordinary people can get through the teaching to become ME pratcs and still relish practicing self-delusion, fabrication and vicious cyber-cruelty on a regular basis.

If someone claims to be a "healer" or a "wizard" they usually want your attention, your surrender, your money, and your power. Study the material if you are drawn to it, attend a seminar if you feel it is really necessary. I would suggest first doing historical research on the ME Message Board before committing time and energy to this project.

It's really this simple: the dharma is not for sale. Meaning one must not sell the dharma or access to the dharma. I'm not a Buddhist; I'm a Jesus follower and he didn't charge either. That much profit makes the whole thing suspicious. And if it is on the up and up, Pearl does a disservice to the entire theory/manifestation by selling it in the way he does. As it has been said, the dharma is not for sale. And, if you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him.

I have also tried to learn from book of ME. truly speaking for me it was very difficult to understand as it has too much science info in it. what i get from book was idea of doing 2-points,wave collapsing n time travel ..

And for me, trying for weeks and every try was just time wasting n too many tries mean headache .. So i totally quit it times ago. also i get no positive reply of my healing requests and then after reading ME book my requests for some guidance were ignored at its discussion board. the people there told their experiences as they are magicians like Harry Potter, they can do anything but when send em some request then no one will bother to reply u. this is my experience about ME people, there on its general discussion message board. so i have quit it years ago ..

In my experience its just a game of chance n luck. only few can get it, for many its just cash n time wasting ..

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It's really this simple: the dharma is not for sale.

That may be true but those of us who have invested time and money in learning are entitled to earn a living.

Nobody is ever charging neither FOR healing nor for energy, since one cannot take credits for healing, and energy is available to anyone freely.

You can never pay for healing. It's all self-healing in one form or another.

What you do pay for is Practitioner education, training, and time. Practitioner time is worth something. Much time is devoted to acquiring knowledge & skills that can assist a client to begin their own healing. My time is valuable.

Practitioners are entitled to earn a living. Your doctor doesn't heal you either, but nobody questions his or her right to charge a fee. What you pay for is their education, with it's costs, & their time. Practitioner time.



Love to all.

Hi Sarah,

I have thought about doing a Reconnective class with Eric Pearl.

My sister has taken the basic class twice, and her B/F has taken it at least
once. She they were not happy with it for various reasons. I "feel" that they
were not able to get into the zone so to speak.

The last time that I returned to the states I had a lot of jet lag, and really
felt it.

My sister asked me if she could practice on me with it, I thought why not, can't hurt can it?

She would not let me tell what or where to work, just lay down and close the eyes with no peeking.

I have no idea how low I was there, maybe thirty minutes. She said ok I am done.

I never felt anything, but I did perceive energy in my minds eye while she was doing her thing, do not remember what I seen though.

I got up feeling completely refreshed as if I had not gone on the flight at all.

So to answer if it works, absolutely yes! She gets the little indications
on the energy doing it's thingy, so this is what she had been looking for
without knowing it, it seems.

A year or 4 late, but there it is.

Dennis