The moment I woke up this morning, I had this idea and feeling that is totally reverse to what I've thought to be true up til now.



People talk about symptoms of problems being flags to underlying diseases of a spiritual nature, and that the deeper, underlying causes are what really need to be addressed in order for healing to take place.



I personally find the more ethereal causes (intangible causes) to be elusive and hard to define, much less target.



What I got this morning was this vision of the simple treatment of the physical disorder actually healing the root cause.



Has anyone else considered this?



Why not? If physical manifestations are truly connected to root causes of problems, be they addictions or other psychic maladjustments, then truly, QT should be able to follow that pathway down from the physical symptoms down to the root cause. Essentially they should be understood as the same, right?



To me personally, this is a revolutionary concept, but it makes sense to me following QT's seemingly limitless healing possiblities.



Heal the symptom, heal the cause at the same time. Why not?

Believe me, I think you are right on in this matter. I think Core Transformation addresses things from this angle. I have just started working with this program, and last night I went through the questions, concerning the pain I have been feeling for the past twenty years, in my scalpula area. I have tried everything and spent tons of money to find out the problem. I worked through the series of questions, and had some very strange things come up, and my arm wanted to hold itself straight out. It twisted and felt like power surges were unwinding it. I seemed to be in a dream like condition. It has not begun to hurt today. I can't make it hurt, no matter what I do. I can hardly wait to take the class after I finish the Quantum Touch classes, and become certified. At least, that is my goal. You're pretty smart, there!!

Wow, you know, I had a feeling that Core Transformation was in there somewhere. I'm opening myself up for the financial possibilities to take a QT workshop. Really all I had was an intro at a friend's place, and just that little bit has taught me so much.